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An Albuquerque mom is headed to the Navajo Nation Thursday to drop off some food and water to those affected by the fire.
Felicity Horowitz is on a mission, every time she steps foot inside a grocery store.
Horowitz is on a mission to buy lots of food and use coupons to pay for most of it. She's dubbed herself an "extreme couponer."
We first introduced you to Horowitz last month, when she started using those coupons to buy food for charity.
Well her couponing hasn't stopped there. Now, she's helping those affected by the Assayii Lake Fire.
For the past few days, Horowitz has been couponing. She's been going store to store, using coupons to buy granola bars, crackers, and snacks. Some stores have even donated, like Smith's, who gave Horowitz 24 cases of water.
Thursday, Horowitz and her husband are driving up to the Navajo Nation to deliver the food and water.
She says this is just all about New Mexicans helping each other out.
They plan on picking up donations from 10-11 a.m. in the parking lot of the Albertsons on San Mateo and Montgomery and from 12:15-1 p.m. at the Smiths on San Pedro and Lomas before heading out.
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UK Chamber of Shipping Appoint New CEO
The UK Chamber of Shipping's new Chief Executive, due to start in January 2014, will be Guy Platten, currently Chief Executive of Caledonian Maritime Assets Ltd (CMAL). Guy Platten is a master mariner with a long background in the marine industry – including serving as a deck officer in the Merchant Navy, an Inspector of Lifeboats for the RNLI, Salvage and Mooring Officer with the Ministry of Defence and as Director of Marine Operations with the Northern Lighthouse Board. In his role as Chief Executive of Caledonian Maritime Assets Ltd, he has been responsible for the provision of ships and port infrastructure delivering lifeline services – alongside harbour authority responsibilities – at 24 locations in Scotland. On making the announcement UK Chamber President Kenneth MacLeod said: "We are delighted with this decision. Guy Platten's senior-level experience, leadership skills and first-hand understanding of the industry make him an excellent future leader for the UK Chamber and we look forward to welcoming him in January 2014." Guy Platten has been an active member of the UK Chamber for some years and is a member of its Safety and Environment Committee. He commented on his appointment: "As a passionate advocate of UK shipping and our industry I am honoured to have been selected as the next Chief Executive of the UK Chamber," he commented.
Baltic Exchange Appoint Guy Campbell Chairman
Guy Campbell of the China Navigation Company has been appointed by the Baltic Exchange Board of Directors as Chairman for a two year term of office. He replaces Quentin Soanes who served as Chairman from 2012. Welcoming the appointment, Baltic Exchange Chief Executive Jeremy Penn said: "The Baltic Exchange will benefit enormously from the breadth of knowledge of Guy Campbell who knows our business well with experience as both a principal and a shipbroker."
Port of Marseilles Authority Names New Director-General
Guy Janin has been named the new director-general of the Port of Marseilles Authority. Janin, 58, has been head of the inland waterways authority Voies Navigables de France (VNF) since 2004. His nomination by the French minister of transport and maritime affairs was approved at a port board meeting on November 24 and is due to be formally ratified at a government cabinet meeting. Predecessor Eric Brassart, 56, stepped down in October following a sympathy strike by the port's CGT union
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The Spirit of America, the third and last in the new Molinari class of Staten Island ferryboats, had its maiden voyage on April 5 with a low-key trip across New York Harbor. Ferry managers and a handful of elected leaders took the inaugural trip, a 10 a.m. run from St. George that commenced without the ceremony, speeches and hoopla that welcomed the Spirit's sister vessels, Guy V. Molinari and Sen. John J. Marchi. Staten Island Advance readers voted to name the boat Sprit of America in 2004
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Monitor overkill?
A wise man once told me that for every additional monitor on your desk, your productivity is cut in half. If that's true, then nobody is getting any work done in this office.
I'm all for having an obnoxious amount of screen real estate at your disposal, but this might be pushing things a bit. Bonus points for the wallpaper which seems to fit perfectly in each window, but the question remains: How many monitors is too many?
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Bird nail art tutorial + pictures
I'm sorry! I'm just loving gradient designs so much! Hope you don't mind ^_^ I love birds. Definitely one of my favorite animals. This nail design is super easy to make with a black striper.
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For the sake of completeness ... NO CHANGE IN STANDINGS!
Are you guys saying that because I suck or because you want to see my uncomfortable face as Rexy...Rich Gapinski 10-30-2014 11:48 AM
If the Bengals lose at home to Jaguars, I quit this season. No W&L, no COTL, I'll send a picture of...Rich Gapinski 10-30-2014 10:16 AM
Things are so bad this year I'm using a random number generator to make this weeks pick!!!
I wonder if any of our 9-0 teams will be upset? Atlanta, Green Bay, Carolina, New England, Indianapolis and Houston.
wrt to the Redskins, the future is now. Two playoff appearances in the last 20 freaking years. No way they pass this up. Making the playoffs would be a tonic this franchise badly needs. Even a one-and-done would be a huge win.
Just winning out against divisional opponents -- especially the Cowboys at FedEx -- would ignite long-dormant passion in fans and restore a measure of the faith that has been steadily eroded on Lil' Danny's watch.
STL @TB, very close, and so I guess when in doubt go with the home team? right?
I'd give STL more of a chance, due to D and not O.
What's a bit worrisome for STL fans is a recent article by Advanced NFL stats see: http://www.advancednflstats.com/2012...landscape.html
there's a blurb on Bradford and his projected stats for the end of this season: " **With a 0.03 EPA/P, Sam Bradford would join this list at the end of the season. "
We'll see what Fisher will do...
It would be out of this world if he brought in AFL QB Tommy Grady, who was beaten out by Bradford at Oklahoma and Grady beats out Bradford at STL.... just a little speculation...


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The number of unbeaten women's volleyball teams in the nation is down to a precious few, and Oregon is one of them. Whether the Ducks remain perfect will be determined this week.
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"With their 25-20, 25-18, 17-25, 25-25-15 victory, the Ducks matched their previous best mark that it staked to start the 2010 season."
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I am a BBQ junky and Beer Drinker. We compete in BBQ contest and do quit well at it and I would like to start to learn about home brew to add with my BBQ. So with your help and advice I hope I can make some nice Brew to drink soon.
Have a good weekend yea all.
If it's beer ya want to learn about, you've come to the right place. Good beer and good BBQ are a winning combo. Kentucky does both VERY well!!!You can spend hours reading posts on here. There are some VERY knowledgable folks and lots of good advice to be found. I spent along time cruising this forum without actually joining. Just recently joined because of the special membership coinciding with the big prize giveaway. Have fun and welcome aboard.
I use to live in Georgetown just sold my house that I owned there last week. Wife use to live in Somerset. enjoy that cool weather I am loving living in FL with no snow. Tim
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Outside of senior Danny Park, the Guilford Vikings' boys' tennis team didn't have a lot of experience coming in to the season.
That lack of experience hurt them in the conference, where they finished a close second. But the young Vikings grew up over the next week, where they were able to edge out Freeport to win the sectional title 22-20.
The NIC-10 conference champions, the Boylan Titans, finished third with 17 points.
The senior, Park, did lead the way for the Vikings. He cruised to the state finals with an easy two-set victory over Rockford Christian freshman Justin Ancona 6-0, 6-1.
Sophomore Matt Papke will join his teammate Park downstate in the singles event. He finished fourth after losing to Boylan senior Craig Cahillane 6-4, 6-0.
Freeport dominated the doubles side. The Pretzels had both teams in the sectional finals, where both senior teams will compete downstate.
Seniors Ben Main and Raghav Saini defeated fellow seniors Rustam Saini and Scott Kesler 6-2, 6-2 to win the sectional title.
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Embattled President Reportedly Blocked from Fleeing Ukraine
Topic: Turbulence in Ukraine
Embattled President Reportedly Blocked from Fleeing Ukraine© RIA Novosti. Alexei Kudenko
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MOSCOW, February 23 (RIA Novosti) – Ukraine's embattled president was blocked from taking a plane to Russia, hours after Ukrainian MPs voted to remove him from office, new parliamentary speaker said Sunday.
President Viktor Yanukovych abandoned his lavish estate Saturday and tried to board a charter plane in Ukraine's eastern region of Donetsk, but was prevented from doing so by Ukraine's customs officers, Oleksandr Turchynov said.
"He [Yanukovych] is now hiding in the Donetsk region," Russian media reports quoted Turchynov as saying. He gave no details on Yanukovych's destination, as the flight did not undergo the registration procedure.
Yanukovych insisted Saturday that he would neither resign nor sign any agreement with what he called "bandits terrorizing the country." He described the events in Kiev as a "coup".
A report by Donetskie Vesti claimed Yanukovych could be now outside the eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv at a dacha, belonging to an unnamed official. The presidential plane reportedly landed at the airport of the United Arab Emirates Saturday to distract attention.
Presidential spokeswoman Anna German said Saturday Yanukovych had left Kiev for Kharkiv to meet with his supporters.
Yanukovych fled his luxury mansion in Mezhyhirya, outside Kiev, Saturday, which was previously closed to visitors. Thousands of Ukrainians were given unprecedented access to the 343 acre estate that features a huge man-made lake, a private zoo, car park and spa.
Ukraine's new interior minister, Arsen Avakov, confirmed the report saying Yanukovych tried to flee the country late on Saturday, but his attempt was stopped by Ukraine's border control service.
"After Yanukovych failed to fly out of the country, he left the plane, got into a car and headed in unknown direction," Avakov told the Unian news agency.
Ukraine's ex-prosecutor general, Viktor Pshonka, and Oleksandr Klymenko, the former minister of revenue and duties, also failed to leave the airport in Donetsk Saturday. "There was a shooting, during which Pshonka and Klymenko left the airport," Avakov said.
In a bid to dissociate themselves from the embattled president, the Party of Regions issued a statement, condemning the president's attempt to flee and blaming him for dozens of deaths of civilian protesters and police.
"Ukraine was deceived and robbed, but it is nothing compared to the grief of dozens of Ukrainian families, who lost their loved ones fighting on both sides of barricades. Ukraine was betrayed and people were forced to confront each other. Yanukovych and his allies bear full responsibility for this," the statement reads.
The party assured that it would continue its work "to serve Ukraine and its people."
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- bielecIt was predictable13:18, 23/02/2014The MPs want to keep their cushy jobs, so they sacrificed the President. And the President has a good reason to fear the mob, as he started the tradition of jailing former leaders by keeping Soros's and EU's agent Tymoshenko in jail.
Now, the real hooligans and Neo-Nazis seized power, and the rightful, democratically elected president, who attempted to restore law and order in the country, is going to be persecuted. What a farse!
And even a bigger farse - the United Nations is going to do nothing about it.
- bielecWhat comes next?13:51, 23/02/2014Russia should now consider mobilizing Eastern Ukraine, which could lead to a political division of the country. Alternatively, send the Ukrainian mob more Kalashnikovs and more Molotov cocktails - and wait for them to attack Russia or to start killing Russian citizens in Ukrainian territory. Then, "force Ukraine to peace", like you did in the 5-day war against Georgia in 2008 :)
- stpetersburgPartition of Ukrane15:27, 23/02/2014If Berlin, and Brussels wish to gain the partition of Ukraine they went the right way about it after recent events
But no one should be under any illusions that the Russian people in Eastern Ukraine will be supported by Russia to form their own Government probably in Kharikov and hopelly it will be done peacefully and division along the Dnieper River
- cheruskUS-EU-NATO want partition18:23, 23/02/2014What will happen with (Russian) Odesa ?
Anyhow, all borders will become movable producing an infinite number of casus belli in our Europe.
- bielecYes, but...08:46, 24/02/2014...all the strategic points are located in Western and Southern Ukraine. Russia has to take care of its access to ports and military facilities on the Black Sea, needs to block the way for competing pipelines, and needs to address the security of its territory in light of NATO miliraty bases creeping closer and closer to its borders.
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On September 11th we remember an attack on American soil that changed the world. Independence Fleet Admiralty will take time today to remember all of those lost, and will wish for a Star Trek future where on Earth peace can be achieved. May you all stay safe with your loved ones.
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The position of Task Force Commander of Task Force Alpha is officially open for applications. I would like all CO's to post a news item on their ship letting your crew know that the position is open. The ideal candidate will be someone that has a decent amount of experience simming, has time to help other simmers and captains, and has time to monitor the sims under their command and post on those sims regularly. Those individuals who are interested should private message email@example.com with their details so that we can begin the interviewing and selection process.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's parliament has given initial
approval to a law to enable the force-feeding of Palestinian
prisoners on a hunger strike, drawing defiance from activists
who said on Tuesday it would not deter the inmates.
Some 120 Palestinians held by Israel began refusing food on
April 24 in protest at their detention without trial. Since then
the number has risen closer to 300. Israel's Prisons Service say
70 have been hospitalized.
Israel says Palestinians suspected of security offences are
sometimes jailed without trial to avoid any court proceedings
that could expose sensitive intelligence information - a
practice that has drawn international criticism.
Legislation that would permit authorities to seek a court
order to force medical treatment on prisoners whose health was
at serious risk on Monday passed the first of four votes needed
to become law.
The measure, which is opposed by the Israeli Medical
Association (IMA) that represents most Israeli doctors, is
backed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government.
Qadoura Fares, chairman of the Palestinian Prisoners Club,
which advocates on behalf of Palestinians in Israeli custody,
said the strike would continue and that the proposed law "will
not break the will of prisoners."
He said "forced feeding could kill prisoners," citing the
deaths in 1980 of two Palestinian prisoners whom he said died in
an attempt to force-feed them during a hunger strike.
The IMA says "forced medical treatment, including
force-feeding is forbidden,"and that implementing such a measure
would violated internationally accepted medical ethics.
Israel holds about 5,000 Palestinian prisoners in its jails.
Palestinians regard them as heroes in a struggle for statehood.
Israel says prisoners involved in attacks against Israelis are
The legislation now goes to committee for possible
amendments before parliament votes on it again.
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1.20.11 | Men's Basketball
Bond and Wommack spark Baker upset over MidAmerica Nazarene, 81-71
It was the first victory over MidAmerica Nazarene since the 1999-2000 season
BALDWIN CITY, Kan. – The Baker men's basketball team got its marquee victory of the season on Thursday evening in Baldwin City defeating local rival MidAmerica Nazarene, 81-71.
1.22.11 | Basketball
Basketball teams travel to Graceland for a Saturday matinee
LAMONI, Iowa – The Baker men's and women's basketball teams will return to action on Saturday afternoon when they travel to Graceland University for a 2/4 p.m., tip-off at the Closson Center.
The Baker women (11-8, 6-3 HAAC) will get the action started with hopes of avenging a disappointing loss on Thursday night to MidAmerica Nazarene. The Pioneers grabbed the lead late in the first half and never trailed from that point forward as they went on to upset a Baker team that has high hopes of finishing at the top of the conference.
1.25.11 | Football
Wildcats tie for first nationally with eight Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes
BALDWIN CITY, Kan. – Eight Baker University football players have been named 2010 Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes, as announced by the national office. Baker tied for first nationally for the second consecutive season with Cumberlands University (Tenn.), Carroll College (Mont.) and Central Methodist University. There were 231 total football student-athletes named to the list.
1.25.11 | Track and Field
Thurbon and Korn highlight NWU Invitational
LINCOLN, Neb. – Jeremiah Korn and Kate Thurbon led the Wildcat track and field team through another impressive weekend at the NWU Invitational. Korn's first place finish in the shot put with a throw of 16.34 meters placed Korn second on the NAIA "A" and "B" national standings. Thurbon won the unseeded pole vault with a mark of 3.46 meters, good enough for 15th on the NAIA "B" national standings.
1.25.11 | Football
Packers coach McCarthy's love of coaching began at Baker
The man's bond with this town of 4,000 reveals itself in conversations with those who lived it. You should've been there that night, they'll tell you, when a few hundred people packed into the Baker University president's house to induct Mike McCarthy into the school's Hall of Fame.
1.27.11 | Basketball
Basketball teams set to face Benedictine College Thursday night
BALDWIN CITY, Kan. – The Baker men's and women's basketball teams return to the hardwood on Thursday evening when they host Benedictine College at 5:30/7:30 p.m., from the George F. Collins Center.
The Baker women (11-9, 6-4 HAAC) are coming off back-to-back defeats for only the second time this season. Senior Brittany Hines continues to lead the team offensively with 14.9 points per game, while Emily Gibson (14.0 ppg) and Aubree Gustin (10.1 ppg) are the only other players averaging in double figures.
1.27.11 | Women's Basketball
Gustin paces Baker past Benedictine, 64-61
BALDWIN CITY, Kan. – The Baker women's basketball team got back on track Thursday evening defeating Benedictine College, 64-61.
Three players scored in double figures with Aubree Gustin leading the way netting 18 points and pulling down 11 rebounds for her fifth double double of the season. Emily Gibson and Brittany Hines each added 13 points of their own. Gibson also pulled down 11 rebounds in the contest to record her fifth double double of the season.
1.27.10 | Men's Basketball
Wommack and Wachter lead Baker past Benedictine, 55-48
BALDWIN CITY, Kan. – The Baker men's basketball team continues to ride its hot streak after defeating Benedictine College, 55-48 on Thursday evening for the first time since 2008.
Jaris Wommack led all Baker scorers with 16 points off 7-of-15 shooting from the floor. Joe Wachter added a career-high 10 points and knocked down two clutch free throws in the last 20 seconds to seal the Baker victory.


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You've just got to love college football.  Just when you think you know who is going to play for it all . . . TODAY HAPPENS. You have FSU fans looking for flights to Pasadena after they put Duke football in its place. Stanford did what they do best and ran all over Arizona State.  Auburn and Missouri were scoring points like it was a basketball game. Then the grand daddy of them all . . . Michigan State ends Ohio State's 24-game winning streak and books a trip to the Rose Bowl. What an exciting day of football unless you're a Buckeye fan!
Let's get into more news and thoughts from today's games.
1. Auburn 59 Missouri 42. Auburn is a team of destiny. How can you argue that? You have the miracle win over Georgia on 4th down, the field goal returned 100 yards to win the Iron Bowl, and then you score almost 60 points on an "SEC" defense.  There was so many back and forth plays, it makes it hard to just pick one that was the game changer.  I think the best stat to show the power of Auburn's run game today is that Auburn ran for 545 yards while Missouri was only allowing 119 yards a game all season. Once Auburn took care of business in Atlanta they turned their attention to the ACC and B1G title games.
2. FSU 45 Duke 7. It looked like we had a ball game when Duke held FSU scoreless in the 1st quarter for the first time all season. Of course, everyone knew that would not last.  Jameis Winston was able to stay focused (despite everything that went on this past week). Jameis Winston set an FBS Freshmen Record for TD passes and yards in a season while playing Duke today. Despite the beatdown, this season Duke still has a lot to be proud of, but probably does not think so after losing by 38 points. FSU now turns their attention to the Auburn Tigers out in Pasadena.
3. UPSET SPECIAL – Michigan State 34 Ohio State 24. Out of all the teams Ohio State could face for the B1G title game, I am sure Sparty was not the one Urban Meyer wanted. Michigan State's defense stood tall all year and made play after play to pull off the upset. Michigan State led 17-0 at one point thanks to their offense getting the job done and showing that their team is not all defense. With Michigan State leading 27-24 late in the game, Sparty defense stood strong and held Braxton Miller on 4th down. From there, Sparty scored to put the game out of reach. Thanks to the upset, Auburn is able to play for the national title and the rest of the country will have to tolerate "SEC, SEC, SEC" cheers for just a little while longer.
4. Stanford 38 Arizona State 14. Stanford did what it does best and ran all over Arizona State.  It was 28-7 before Arizona State knew what hit 'em.  The powerful running game that Stanford has can demoralize any defense they go up against. Heck, it was over when it was 2nd-and-17, and then Stanford breaks off a 70 yard touchdown to go up 7-0.  Every time it looked like Arizona State was going to stop Stanford, Stanford would then break off a 30-yard run to keep the drive alive.  It just demoralizes a defense when you cannot get a stop on 3rd down. Stanford's run game vs. Michigan State's defense is going to be a great battle out at the Rose Bowl.
5. Oklahoma 33 Oklahoma State 24.  Bedlam occurred once again in this series. With Oklahoma State leading 24-20, Oklahoma put a drive together and scored on a fade pass in the end zone to go up 27-24 with less than 20 seconds to go. Oklahoma then put up a "nothing" touchdown as time expired thanks to an Oklahoma State fumble. This win for Oklahoma could put them in an At-Large BCS game while it sends their rivals packing.  This win for the Sooners also made the BIG-12 title up for grabs when Texas faced Baylor today.
6. Baylor 30 Texas 10. Baylor heard the results of the Oklahoma State/Oklahoma game and knew the BIG-12 title was theirs for the taking. Baylor's Bryce Petty and the offense started slow but did just enough to pull the win out and secure the BIG-12 title. It is Baylor's first conference title since 1980, and they will play in their first BCS bowl game. Winning at Baylor seemed impossible when Art Briles showed up 6 years ago, but look at them now.  Congrats to the Baylor Bears!
7. Bowling Green 47 Northern Illinois 27. Another upset in the making.  Bowling Green came right out and smacked Heisman-hopeful Jordan Lynch and the Huskies right in the mouth and never looked back. The real "Heisman" candidate that night was Bowling Green's quarterback Matt Jackson, who threw for almost 400 yards and 5 touchdowns. This ruined the BCS hopes of Northern Illinois and robbed the MAC conference of some big BCS cash.  Good win for Bowling Green's coach Dave Clawson. I expect him to be the next MAC coach to get the call up to the BIG LEAGUES.
8. A smaller story that I am sure you all saw clips of today. Rice 41 Marshall 24. Rice ended their 56-year conference title drought today with a win over Marshall in the C-USA championship game. Rice shot out to a 14-0 lead, and even led 21-3 before Marshall could really get anything going.  If you can win at Rice, then you can win anywhere.  Expect Rice coach, Dave Bailiff, to get a few looks from some bigger programs looking for a new coach.
BEST OF THE REST: Louisville won the Bucket of Nails over Cincinnati 31-24, in overtime. This win allowed UCF to win the American Conference BCS bid outright in the first year of the conference. UCF did not let this distract them and took care of SMU, 17-13.  Look for UCF to enjoy this moment, until they find out they get a team such as Alabama in their BCS bowl game.
Great day of college football. College football fans are probably tired of the SEC, but thanks to Michigan State, they will have to hear those chants for another month or two. We also can all assume that Jameis Winston will win the Heisman, despite his character issues.  It will be very interesting to see where teams get placed for their BCS bowl games after the upsets today. That, of course, is all the "on-field" news.  What about all the new hires going on?  USC picked their man Steve Sarkisian.  Good move? Time will tell.  This created a domino effect as Boise State's Chris Peterson finally bolted Boise State for the opening at Washington. Who will be the next coach at Boise to continue their "dynasty" of underdogs? Now with the season over, we have bowl games, firing, and new hires to look forward to.
1. UCF not sure where to go
2. Chris Peterson makes a move
3. College football mailbag
4. Jimbo Fisher not going anywhere
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