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A wall-mounted towel rack. This clever rack stores a huge number of towels. Not only does it eliminate the need for extra storage in cupboards, it acts
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work in smaller spaces too. The towel niche next to the shower here would work very well in a tiny bathroom, since towel bars normally protrude 4 inches
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this with it's polished nickel fixtures, travertine marble and turkish towels. photo by: Michael Goodsmith
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The Celtic Tenors have captivated audiences throughout the UK, Europe, and US since their arrival on the music scene in 2000. What began as three very talented friends gathering on the operatic stage has since exploded into an international recording and touring phenomenon that transcends the trio's classical roots and embraces folk, pop, and various other dimensions of the musical spectrum. An evening with The Celtic Tenors guarantees a professional, sparkling, and good-humored performance featuring gorgeous Celtic songs like the haunting "Danny Boy" and exhilarating classics like "Nessun Dorma."
The Columbus Symphony presents The Celtic Tenors at the Ohio Theatre (39 E. State St.) on Saturday, October 4, at 8pm. Tickets are $25-$68 and can be purchased at the CAPA Ticket Center (39 E. State St.), all Ticketmaster outlets, and www.ticketmaster.com. To purchase tickets by phone, please call (614) 228-8600 or (800) 745-3000.
Following an impromptu audition in London, the original lineup of tenors-Matthew Gilsenan, Niall Morris, and James Nelson-was signed on the spot to an international record deal, an event so unprecedented that it soon became the talk of the music industry.
The Celtic Tenors' eponymously titled debut album immediately soared to the No. 2 spot on the UK classical charts, No. 1 in Ireland and Germany, and won the Echo Award (the German version of the Grammys) for Best Classical Crossover Album of 2002. Their full-length TV special, "Ein Grosse Irischer Abend (A Great Irish Evening)," filmed in front of a capacity crowd in Hamburg, was broadcast to millions of viewers in Germany regularly for more than two years. It was then released as a special on more than 260 PBS channels in the US. In a short time, this combination of recording, touring, and worldwide television exposure made The Celtic Tenors one of the most successful classical crossover acts of 2002, with an album in the top ten on the Billboard charts in the US.
So Strong, the 2002 followup to the trio's auspicious debut, was recorded at Abbey Road Studios and produced by the legendary Mike Moran. Remember Me (2006) featured four very special guest vocalists-Samantha Mumba ("You Raise Me Up"), Brian Kennedy ("We Are Not Islands"), and Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock of Air Supply, who lend a hand on an epic version of Air Supply's classic power pop ballad of 1980, "All Out of Love." The project was a no-brainer for Russell, whose first experience with the trio made him an instant fan. "'All Out of Love' was our biggest hit, and I wanted to re-record it," he says. "I heard The Celtic Tenors on a visit to Ireland and I knew immediately that we just had to duet with these guys."
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Veteran actor Pran, who was admitted to Lilavati Hospital in Mumbai last week, is recuperating and might get discharged on Saturday.
Last week, the 92-year-old actor was hospitalised following respiratory problems. Pran, who is Bollywood's one of the most popular villains, is doing fine now and might be discharged from the hospital Saturday, according to the Times of India.
"He's better now and will be discharged soon. We'll need to take care of him after he comes home,'' the TOI quoted his wife Shukla as saying.
Pran, known as "Villain of the Millennium," complained of weakness and visited hospital for regular checkups. Doctors later diagnosed him with pneumonia and advised him to stay back for a better medical supervision.
Earlier, his daughter told media that the actor was recovering and expected him to get discharged by Wednesday evening. "Dad is fine. He is not even in the ICU. He is comfortable and stable in his room. On Thursday, he was coughing a lot so we brought him to the hospital for an examination. Ï think we should be going home by Wednesday evening," Pran's daughter Pinky Bhalla told the Mumbai Mirror.
On Friday, there were rumours that the actor's health had been deteriorating since Thursday.
Born in Old Delhi, Pran began his acting career in the Hindi film industry in 1940. In his career spanning over six decades, Pran has worked in more than 350 films.
The Government of India in 2001 honoured him with the prestigious Padma Bhushan for his contribution to the Indian cinema.
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It took awhile for the match between two of the Premier League's newcomers to get off the ground, and even then, neither Hull City nor visiting Cardiff could do more than claim a point. But when survival must be the primary goal of both clubs this season, a mere point is better than none.
Tom Huddlestone, who made the move from Tottenham Hotspur in August, was responsible for creating Hull's goal. The home side took advantage of a corner in the 40th minute, and it was Curtis Davies that got on the end of the excellent delivery from Huddlestone. Joe Lewis could do nothing to stop the close range header, and the Tigers went into the break thinking they just might have another home win on the books.
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...[T]he problem [with the New Deal] was that what most of the country thought of as the ceiling, the progressive faction continued to see as the floor. They talked of the New Deal's "unfinished business" and kept on seeking a hero to take care of it, believing that history moves to the left and that progressive eras are followed by times of consolidation, which in turn are followed by times of still further action, in which the country will move left again. Lyndon Johnson tried to fulfill this hope, but his excesses set off a whole new dynamic, consisting of liberal overreach, a conservative backlash against it, and then a moment of more-or-less moderation — to be followed, once memories faded, by liberal excess again. This was back-and-forth alternation, instead of progress in a single direction interrupted with pauses. Johnson's Great Society ran into a wall in the 1966 midterms, and then spawned a run of Republican presidents....
Clinton, after running as a moderate against the moderate George H. W. Bush, got carried away and tried to pass a health-care reform that spawned the Republican capture of Congress. Clinton then triangulated his way back to the center, permitting (or forcing) the younger George Bush to run as a compassionate conservative. After this, Obama won in a landslide after the fiscal implosion, made a swerve to the left sharper than Bill Clinton's, and triggered the Tea Party's rise. This led to the Democrats' drubbing in the 2010 midterms, which progressives saw as racist, fascist, hateful, and simply vicious, but which was in fact completely predictable and similar to what had happened quite often before....
In 1933, government had to get bigger. Now it has to reform, devolve, cut back, and control itself, before it shoves us off the cliff into catastrophe. This is why "the new FDR" is now in such trouble — and why the search for the next one will end in more tears.
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One can learn a great deal by analyzing the visit of Syrian President Bashar Assad to Iran last week. Statements made by Assad and Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad reveal a great deal about the allies' strategy which seems to escape Western observers.
The first point is that they are indeed close allies. I would estimate that analyses by Western "experts" that Syria can be pried away from Iran outnumber explanations that this is impossible by about 10 to one.
This mistaken conception is also the official policy of the United States and France, perhaps Britain as well.
There are, of course a huge number of benefits Syria derives from its alliance with Iran including Islamist legitimacy, protection against being attacked or pressured, money, weapons, cooperation in anti-Israel terrorism and spreading both countries' influence among the Palestinians, Lebanese and Iraqis. Once Iran gets nuclear weapons, which is on the horizon, the alliance's value for Syria will rise dramatically.
This is why it was silly for US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to suggest recently: "Given what's been going on in Iran and the instability that appears to be present there, it may not be in Syria's interest to put their eggs into that basket." Well, Assad apparently doesn't agree with her. Perhaps she should listen to what he's saying and watch what he's doing in order to draw the opposite conclusion.
Assad said: "I think that what happened in Iran is an important thing and a big lesson to the foreigners, and therefore they are not very satisfied. I believe the Iranian people's reelection [of Ahmadinejad] is another emphasis on the fact that Iran and Syria must continue the regional policy as in the past."
In other words, he correctly views Ahmadinejad and the regime as even stronger after the election. Dictators respect repression; they aren't impressed by an opposition which stages demonstrations and whose leaders get thrown into prison. That's especially true when they don't even receive Western support.
WATCHING THE gradual concessions made by the West to the Iran-Syria block, and its evident fear of confronting them, Assad stated that he was confident the international community would accept Iran and Syria more than it had done in the past.
Note also that the two countries are very consciously coordinating strategy in a war against Western interests and the relatively more moderate Arab regimes, a conflict that Western governments don't even perceive as existing: "Iran and Syria are on the same front, and any political event is an opportunity which must be used at the best way possible while helping one another," said Assad.
Iranian Supreme Leader (and the real leader of the country) Ali Khamenei agreed: "The result of this unity is evident in the Palestine, Lebanon and Iraq issues and also in the entire region." The tide is in favor of the resistance, he added, referring to the combination of Iranian, Syrian, Hamas, Hizbullah, Iraqi insurgents and other members of the radical alliance.
What does this mean?
Palestine: Hamas is entrenching itself further, while European governments seem less willing to isolate it. There is no prospect of bringing down that regime and the West isn't even trying to do so. Khamenei probably assumes - wrongly - that Hamas is steadily making gains in subverting Fatah's rule in the West Bank.
Lebanon: While Hizbullah didn't win the last election, it is clear that the Iran-Syria client increasingly owns the country. The country's president is fairly subservient to Iranian and Syrian influence; the tribunal investigating Syrian terrorism in Lebanon seems pretty dead itself. Hizbullah seems on the verge of reestablishing veto power in the government, and the most courageous opponent of Iran-Syria influence, Walid Jumblatt, has changed sides (or at least gone to neutrality).
Iraq: The US forces are withdrawing. Iran's money, agents and clients seem to be able to operate freely, though Teheran is nowhere near taking over the country. Khamenei also said something truly shocking. After remarking about Syria's improved relations with Iraq (a country against which it is daily sponsoring terrorist attacks), he added that unity (the translation probably should say "alliance") between Iran and Syria, on one hand, and their neighbors Iraq and Turkey would benefit the region.
What does this mean? He is showing Iran's longer-term plan to pull Iraq (under a more friendly faction) and Turkey (currently ruled by an Islamist-oriented regime) into a broad alliance. That statement should send shock waves throughout the West, and cause intelligence analysts to pick up the phone and inform someone who has Obama's ear.
Iran and Syria, along with their clients, are at war with America, and the US government doesn't even know it.
That's why Khamenei remarked, "America's blade has become blunter in the region." He's right. That's why if anyone is worried about putting all the eggs in one basket, nowadays it is America's Arab partners. The fact that the US is perceived as weaker and foolish in the region is far more important than the fact that Obama might be more popular in public opinion polls.
WITH A US government so intent on apologizing to everyone, all but ruling out the use of force or power politics and apparently - in Iran's perception - afraid to confront its enemies, they're concluding in Teheran and Damascus, as Ahmadinejad put it: "Today the world has realized that Western theories are not working anymore and that is why it needs the help and cooperation of Syria and Iran."
An increase in economic sanctions, which is the main US plan against Iran at present, is not going to change this perception - or Teheran's behavior. But before effective action can be taken, there must be the realization that a conflict is going on, one that is far more important than the one between the US and al-Qaida.
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|8 weeks 5 days ago
I have a son who just turned 5 a few days ago. Nothing in this world matters more to me than him. I know I'm far from impartial, but little boys of this age are incredible. They're a perfect combination of starting to understand things in the world but stlll innocent. Trying to be independent, but will still give you a hug out of the blue. I can't imagine what it's like for his family - just heartbreaking. I wish them all the best in this tough time.
The juxtaposition of the huge football players with little kids always gives me a sense of security. Like the big guys can somehow make things better. I hope Chad took some comfort from their visit.
|12 weeks 3 days ago
|Dierdorf and Brandstatter
I was driving across the state during the game and got to listen to most of the game on the radio. I never really liked Dierdorf when he was doing NFL games. However, I thought he did a pretty good job today. It seemed like he was very comfortable being a homer with perhaps a little more freedom to speak his mind than he had during NFL games There were a few times when the game was pretty much out of reach that the banter got a little too cute. All in all, I think their debut was solid.
|24 weeks 5 days ago
|Golf analogy
Michigan football games used to be the Masters. A gratifying in-person experience that was truly unique.
Over the last handful of years, it's become random tournament in the middle of July that has a different sponsor every four years.
I've been to the Masters once and walked out of there feeling like the #1 goal the organizers had was to make it a special experience for their patrons. Clearly, they are monetizing the event with the TV deal and the handful of corporate sponsorships. However, every interaction you have as a paying customer is one of them trying to provide you with good value, not extract every last dollar. I very clearly remember being pleasantly surprised by this on more than one occasion.
The fact that the Masters is different is what makes it a great in-person event. Michigan football is now like most other sporting events I can attend. That being said, the band is still awesome and I give them credit for keeping some of the pageantry of game day afternoons alive.
|28 weeks 6 days ago
I thought I was the only McQuaid alum on here, but guess not.
For those not from Rochester, Mercy is the same school the produced Abby Wambach. They're known for having a solid athletic program.
|42 weeks 5 days ago
Is this the movie where at the end they need to drive to a college to submit an application in time? However, they get stuck behind a slow moving police car on a two lane road which is going to cause them to be late. The guy driving then does an SAT-like problem in his head to realize that if he slows down even more, the guy driving the Lambo behind him will get impatient, try to pass, get pulled over by the cop thus allowing them to speed up and get to the college on time.
If that is the movie, I think about that scene way too often. If not, carry-on...
|1 year 1 week ago
|Completely agree
That is the most nervous I remember ever being watching a sporting event. I still get nervous watching replays of the game.
I used to play in a few rec basketball leagues and every now and then would be in a position where I needed to hit a free throw to ice the game/push into overtime/etc. In those instances that had absolutely zero importance, I was happy when I hit the rim. I can't imagine having the national title on the line. Completely clutch.
His post-basketball life has been the opposite of clutch.
|1 year 8 weeks ago
|Son's B-Day Party
Scheduled for prime college football viewing time (1:30-3:30 central) at a venue that doesn't have TVs. My wife was willing to push the party to the bye weekend. I feel a little bad for the other dads that are fans of other schools, but not that bad.
|1 year 10 weeks ago
I was genuinely surprised to hear (while watching on TV) that they were playing Shout! before the final play (I think I have my timing correct). I am coming to grips with the fact that the majority of sports fans around the country need to have their eardrums blasted to be entertained, but this really seemed like an inappropriate time for a participation song like that. Does the PA operator just stick to a predetermined playlist/schedule, situation be damned. It was like they had assumed the game in Q4 would be out of hand and they needed to play a bad wedding song to liven up the place. Given the circumstances, the music choice seemed really off.
|1 year 11 weeks ago
|"That kid is unbelievable"
Maybe I'm reading too much into it, but...
The tone in Moeller's voice was one of true appreciation. It sounded a lot like how I will quietly comment to my wife on something my son does that surprises me. It includes love, being pleasantly surprised, and appreciation that this person is in your life. It really shows the coach/player connection that we on the outside can't turly appreciate.
I have always loved this play for a variety of obvious reasons, but that audio clip just made it that more special to me.
|1 year 13 weeks ago
|Musical chairs
The lead-in discussion regarding the formations is a slap-in-the-face reminder of the crazy adjustments the players and coaching staff had to endure last year. Our starting quarterback finished the season as our starting running back. Starting WR finished as starting QB. Starting RB finished on the sideline in a cast (thank you Don McLean). The fact that we were even competitive in the bowl game is kind of amazing and a testament to all involved.
|1 year 27 weeks ago
|Hoke Hair
All I see in that picture is Mitch McGary Sr. Or is Mitch Brady Jr.?
|1 year 35 weeks ago
I took a tour of Jerryworld last year. As part of the tour, you have the opportunity to go down on the field and throw a football around (for as long as you want, it's actually pretty awesome). We were there during the day and played catch for a solid hour and I was shocked at how difficult it was to pick up a thrown ball when looking back at the windows at either end of the stadium. Also, the place is so large that you get a very disoriented feeling anytime you look up or into the distance, particularly while running. It's an amazing place that is simply huge. However, from my very limited experience it seems like an awful place to play (or watch) a basketball game and I wouldn't be surprised to see both teams struggle.
I'd be curious to see if the various shooting stats at Jerryworld are any different than at other domes.
|2 years 26 weeks ago
I grew up in Fairport went to McQ, parents taught (mom still does) at RIT. Attended many hockey games at RIT growing up including their D-III national championship run in 1984-85(?). The fans were awesome back then - student section was called the Corner Crew and they taught me most of the swear words and a few other concepts I didn't understand at the time.
|2 years 29 weeks ago
|In Chicago...
you see Big Ten flags hanging from apartments all over the place. Two years ago after they had beaten us, there was an MSU flag hanging with the "S" backwards. It helped ease the pain a tiny bit.
|2 years 30 weeks ago
|Be honest with yourself
Are you the kind of person who will do whatever it takes to get to your desired goal? If not, go to the name school (assuming Temple will open doors). The prestige will buy you access you won't get from other places. If you're truly ambitious, save the money and trust that you won't quit until you get to where you want.
I'm in a field with tons of MBAs. The majority are from top 10 schools, but I come across a number guys who don't have an MBA and went to random midwest directional school and are incredibly successful. They opened doors for themselves through hard work and determination. The rest of us worked hard, but at some level, the name on our diploma helped grease the skids.
|2 years 41 weeks ago
|My two favorite
are getting Drew Hensen's autograph (for my sister, I swear) and taking a picture with LaVell Blanchard after his senior season and thanking him for sticking through all the tough times. (I had to look up how to spell LaVell and the first google link brought me back to mgoblog)
|3 years 26 weeks ago
I don't know a ton about lacrosse, but I do know that it has gotten significantly more poplular in the Chicago area over the last few years. A number of my co-workers have kids who have picked up the game at the HS and club levels and it sounds like the numbers in the youth programs are increasing each year. It would seem that the addition of Michigan to the national scene will help spur futher growth of the sport in the midwest and we should be able to get a (near) first mover advantage when it comes to snagging these kids with increasing skill levels.
|3 years 37 weeks ago
|This is exactly what popped into my mind
I think the picture is of a 1984 Regal GN. My family bought a 1984 Buick LeSabre and there was one of these in the showroom at the time. I tried to get my Dad to buy it, but it's not much of a family car. This thing was pretty expensive in its day, but it hauled a**. More rare is the LeSabre Grand National. I didn't even know this existed until I saw one at a car show a few years ago. The Regal is a better looking car.
|3 years 37 weeks ago
|Other sports
Baesd on my limited research, it seems like roughly 25%-35% of teams in other D-1 sports get to play in an NCAA playoff. If you make the analogy that bowl games are like the playoffs for D-1 football, it seems reasonable to think that this percentage should be generally consistent for FBS football. In 2010, 70 of 120 teams played in a bowl game, or 58%. If you ratchet that back to the 35% level, you would end up with 42 teams playing in 21 bowl games, elminating 14 bowls.
I don't think may fans would miss 14 bowls and the players would have the same oportunity as their colleagues in other sports to participate in a post season.
|3 years 37 weeks ago
|Investment Banking
I'm a 2003 Ross grad who applied for the class of 2002, was rejected, reapplied for class of 2003, was waitlisted, and then finally got in off the waitlist. My GMAT scores and undergrad GPA were more than adequate, but my 5 years of work experience was only ok at best. I did not follow the advice below, but if I had it to do all over again, I would.
There are all sorts of paths into business school, but the one that I think guarantees the highest likelihood of success is to spend a 2-3 years as an analyst at an investment bank. It's a tough life right out of undergrad but you actually learn a ton (from my experiences of interacting with others) and become very marketable to many different types of employers when walking out of business school. Further, most banking analysts end up at b-school at Harvard, MIT, Wharton, Columbia, etc. with not nearly as many heading to Ann Arbor. Ross continues to seek to up its reputation with Wall St. and one way of doing that is attracting the analysts that will someday be the MD's making hiring decisioins. Having that banking pedigree on your application will be a big asset as you compete with others for a spot in the class. It doesn't matter if you don't want to pursue a long term career in banking, just get in, get the experience and name on the resume, and get out.
Also, in your essays, make it very clear how having an MBA will help you meet your career goals. The admissions committee wants to know that you're not just looking for a place to spend a few years and instead this degree is part of a larger plan that you have and the MBA is a critical component of that.
|3 years 41 weeks ago
|Upstate NY cheers?
I grew up going to games at RIT in the early 80's and the students there belted out many of the same cheers back then. I have no idea if they stole them from Cornell, came up with them on their own, or they came from yet another school in the region. When I went to my first game at Yost in 2001-2002, I was surprised to recognize so many of the cheers - now I kind of know why.
|3 years 45 weeks ago
|Passion and recruiting
The love for the school and the program that BH showed yesterday was important. If he gets that excited and emotional talking to a room full of reporters hidden behind cameras, I have to imagine that he has the ability to be fairly compelling in a family room with a recruit and his parents. I'm certainly not a salesman, but I have to do my share of convincing of others in my job. I know that I am much more successful in convincing others when my heart is in what I'm pitching. RR grew to embrace Michigan and our traditions and busted his ass (as far as i can tell) to give us his best, but it isn't the same as what BH presented. What I took away from BH yesterday, was an enthusiasm that has the potential to be infectious with all constituents. Assuming it is well received by recruits, it could be a pivotal component of his ultimate success, Obviously, that's a big if, but I think it is shortsighted to simply dismiss what we saw yesterday as just good PR.
|4 years 4 weeks ago
|Don't follow my lead
I went into the MBA application/interview process completely unprepared thinking GMAT and grades were all that mattered. I thought I was a shoe-in based on the quantitative items plus being a legacy of two Michigan MBA parents. At the time I was applying, the only reason I wanted an MBA was so I could get a good job at the back end. I wanted to go to Michigan because I loved visiting Ann Arbor growing up, loved Michigan sports and knew the school was a top program. In my interview, I was caught off guard by the depth of the questions around why an MBA and why Michigan. Looking back on it now, I was a moron. My only excuse is it was 1999 and there was still asymmetry of information in the world and I was on the side that didn't have all the info.
I ended up getting turned down the first year I applied and was crushed. The following year, I reapplied with a few new essays and no new interview and was waitlisted. It wasn't until I rewrote one of my essays that created a compelling and detailed argument as to why an MBA would help me achieve my goals and why Michigan was the right place. That finally got me in. My 2 years in b-school were far and away the most fun 2 years of my life.
The point being, show the interviewer a path that you'd like to take and be sure to include why a Michigan MBA will help you reach your goal. Good luck.
|4 years 33 weeks ago
My guess is that I'm the only mgoblog reader who grew up going to RIT hockey games in the 1980's. My father left a position at UofM to join the faculty at RIT in the mid-1970s. He's now retired, but my mother still teaches there. Aside from Triple A baseball, RIT hockey was the best thing going in town. They were D-III back then and had a few seasons where they were completely dominant and won at least one NC, maybe two. I don't follow them at all now, but was excited to see them in the tournament and shocked to see them make the frozen four. As one poster noted, I thought they looked much slower than their competition.
I know the experience at Yost is something very special, but I swear that RIT's home rink (Ritter Memorial Ice Arena) has an equally impressive environment. The physical building is pretty ugly, but the fans are awesome. It holds around 2,000 people and can be deafening at times. I learned a lot about hockey going to those games and wouldn't trade the experience for anything. It was the best $4 you could spend.
RIT's win to get to the Frozen Four was labeled by the Rochester paper as the single biggest win in Rochester collegiate sports history. RIT hockey is the only D-I program in the city and the rest of the school's sports are all D-III.
It's too bad that the run had to end and I would be surprised to see them back next year, but it was fun to root for a familiar underdog. Not sure why I wrote all this other than I'm not sure when I'll be able to combine Michigan and RIT again.
|4 years 51 weeks ago
|Is it ok for me to feel bad for Weis?
I actually feel a pang of sorrow for Weis. Here's a guy who loves ND and loves ND football. This was obviously a dream job for him. I understand that he was compensated very well for his troubles and this comes with the coaching territory. However, on a human level, I keep coming back to feeling bad for the guy.
|5 years 1 week ago
|shouldn't be an issue
To put it in perspective, I've never given walking around with a beer a second thought. I think a prior poster said it best, don't be "that guy" who draws attention to himself, stumbles in traffic, screams at people, throws beers, etc. Have one for me as I'm missing my first home OSU game in a while.
|5 years 2 weeks ago
IMO, a redshirt for Gardner would be ideal but may not be realistic. RR has been emphatic that Robinson is a QB, but isn't that being driven by the fact that after Tate, the QB cupborad is pretty bare? If Gardner proves to be a solid option as a freshman, doesn't it make sense to have Tate start with Gardner as a back up and then move Robinson to a skill position? Robinson has proven that he has crazy speed but he may not be QB material at this level.
Actually, if you're playing this game, you could come up with a scenario whereby Tate ends up as the odd man out. If Gardner is as good as billed, he could win the starting position with Tate as a back up.
Can Robinson catch punts??
|5 years 6 weeks ago
|Tacopants is my favorite
but ThreetSheridammit captured the true essence of a specific situation better than any other word - ever.
GERG makes me laugh everytime. Although, I actually missed the origin of that one, so I'm a little out of the loop and feel like Michael Scott fake-checking e-mail on his cell phone in front of the Stamford office gang.
|5 years 6 weeks ago
|Northwestern 2006
That's as cold as I have ever been for a game. Wet, windy, and miserable. We had four tickets, 2 per married couple. The 2 wives said NFW and went to a bar. The other guy and me enjoyed the extra space on the bleachers, but by the second half we were sharing a single plastic tarp to avoid hypothermia. Good times!
|5 years 9 weeks ago
|Away games - my experiences
NU - I like the experience. More laid back, but easy parking, nice environment, usually plenty of room in the stadium, solid chance for a W every time.
Wisc - Tough to get tickets on game day, no real tailgating with of a more bar scene. Also, hotel locations can make logistics a little more challenging. Wisc marching band makes appearances at various bars pre game. Stadium is loud with a good student section. Post game in town is fun.
OSU - I was there once (2002, OSU NC season) and vowed never to go back. Tailgating not friendly, fans not friendly, generally less than fun experience. For 1 hour after the game, I was actually glad we lost as I would have been concerned about my safey. I had one beer poured over my head, a few other personal space violations and I'm not a taunter, by any stretch. Stadium is crazy loud and very intimidating. I was very low in the endzone section and it felt like the upper deck was going to crash down on top of us. I wished our stadium was that intimidating.
PSU - great tailgating as everyone is in one HUGE field outside the stadium. Closest to emulating the golf course, but much less pictuesque than Ann Arbor. Stadium is very impressive and loud. Fans were generally nice and post game in town was pretty fun.
Purdue - decent tailgating field, suprisingly nice campus. Stadium is good for watching games, but all the damn train themed cheers from the student section get very old, very fast...especially when you lose on a hitch and lateral.
Metrodome - not relevant anymore, but that was as sterile as sterile can be. It was very loud even though it was 3/4 full. I can't wait to see the new stadium. I'm guessing it will be a good environment, unless the game is in November. Then it will just be cold.
ND - Always have had a good time. It's how a rivalry should be. We don't really like them, but we will respect them and it's reciprocated. Tailgating is fun and it's always nice to remind people that ND stadium was designed after the big house after Michigan taught ND how to play football.
Indiana, MSU, Iowa, and Illinois are left to visit. Iowa and Illinois lined up perfectly this year, but new baby in next few weeks is making that highly unlikely.


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Red carpet laid out for opening of 19th Knesset 370.
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There is only one Jewish homeland – although that seems to be one too many for
our numerous enemies – and it has only one parliament. Naturally, it has its own
distinct style. Equally naturally, we can argue about what that
is.Recently I was asked about what made the Knesset different from all
other parliaments. And the answer is – a lot.Starting with its name and
number. The Knesset takes its name from the Knesset Hagdola – the Great Assembly
– of the fifth century BCE, when Ezra and Nehemiah convened a representative
body of scribes, sages and prophets in Jerusalem as part of the return from
Babylonian exile. The number of members in the contemporary Knesset is fixed at
120 to reflect the composition of the ancient body of rulers.Such yihus,
or pedigree, however, does not necessarily make today's Knesset more
distinguished, just distinct.One obvious difference between the Israeli
parliament and all others is that its official language is Hebrew. (Arabic is
accepted but rarely used as a second official language.) This leads to a degree
of informality almost unimaginable anywhere else in the world. I heard a note of
incredulity when I explained on Radio New Zealand's Nights show that not only
are the elected leaders regularly addressed by their first names, some are known
mainly by their nicknames.Take the temporary Knesset Speaker, for
example.Until the next government is formed and the top jobs are
allocated, the oldest serving MK is automatically appointed Speaker. For now,
that is Fuad. Of course Fuad has a full name – Binyamin Ben-Eliezer – but it
would feel strange to use it, even though he has served as a government minister
and is a former Labor Party leader.Fuad replaces Reuven Rivlin. Over the
years, he was occasionally referred to by his proper name in the press, but in
the Knesset corridors he is more likely to answer if you call "Ruby" than
Reuven. Calling him Mr. Rivlin would sound like a joke.In a translation
course I took many years ago at the Hebrew University we noted a significant
cultural difference in political discourse. Whereas politicians in the
English-speaking world (and elsewhere) are usually addressed by title, in Israel
it is so rare it is a linguistic red light.It is a sign of respect to
refer to the British prime minister, for example, as Mr. Cameron. Were the
Hebrew press to write about "Mr. Netanyahu," however, it would be so
ridiculously formal that the ironic tone would be obvious.Netanyahu has
also tried to improve his image abroad over the years by dropping his nickname,
but being referred to in the Hebrew media as "Bibi" is still less irreverent
than the obviously sarcastic "Mr.Netanyahu."And I remember the
uproar Defense Minister Ehud Barak caused by when he paternalistically tried to
clip Tzipi Livni's wings by insisting on calling her by her full name, Tzipora,
which means bird.As for other titles, they are also too pretentious for
the Israeli parliament. Although there are several doctors in the House, it is
rare to hear them addressed as such.Dr. Ahmed Tibi is a particularly
rare bird. It is not unusual to hear Arab politicians berating Israel for
perceived "racist" policies – but Tibi has been in the special position of being
free to do so from the Knesset podium while serving as deputy Speaker – enjoying
a salary (and parliamentary immunity) from the very same body he accuses of
apartheid.Israeli politicians have also developed unique dining habits.
I doubt parliamentarians anywhere else in the world regularly hold court around
a cafeteria table. The concept of "liftoah shulhan" – literally "to open a
table" – fits well with the informality of miznon haknesset – the Knesset
cafeteria. Press conferences are held here, contacts made, policies formulated
and deals done.As a vegetarian parliamentary reporter, I didn't find the
food anything to write home about (except, perhaps, for the couscous), but the
Knesset must be the only parliament in the world where kosher food is not just
an option but the standard fare.The Knesset is definitely the only
legislature that marks its birthday according to the Hebrew calendar, on Tu
Bishvat, the Jewish New Year for Trees when it is decorated with flowers and
baskets of dried fruits.It is also the only one that has a Passover
recess or celebrates Hanukka with candle-lighting ceremonies (and doughnuts).
And the Knesset hosts the annual Independence Day celebrations on Mount Herzl
where the Knesset Guard helps put on a good show.The most prominent
external symbol of the Knesset is the large bronze menorah situated close to the
Rose Garden, the seven-branched candelabrum providing another reminder of the
Temple. It is decorated with themes of Jewish history, and engraved with the
passage "Not by strength and not by power, but by my Spirit, says the Lord who
rules over all" (Zechariah 4:6). It was presented as a gift to the Knesset by
the British Labour Party in time for Independence Day in 1956.Given the
current atmosphere in the United Kingdom, I doubt they would be so generous
today, even if we made an extraordinary effort to be polite and remember to
address the honorable members by title.As a reporter in the House, I
covered lots of committee meetings, including the Foreign Affairs and Defense
Committee meetings. These are closed to the press, but journalists receive an
official briefing and unofficial leaks as a matter of course. The most secret
committee (or the least known) committee, however, is the va'adat kishut,
responsible for determining the artwork and temporary exhibitions that grace the
Knesset.A side benefit of working (or serving) in the House is the
wonderful art. Popular permanent pieces shown to visitors include the three
giant tapestries designed by Marc Chagall depicting Jewish history from the
Bible through Exile and the Return to Zion – a remarkable story told in
Chagall's inimitable style, one stitch at a time. The Seven Species Menorah by
Eliezer Weishoff also has its fans.A personal favorite is Reuven Rubin's
A Mountainous View of the Galilee which dominates the Cabinet Room in the
Knesset. Whenever my mind wandered as I waited for meetings there to start, it
almost inevitably journeyed up North.The Knesset is popularly – or
populistically – known as a place where little work is done and politicians
frequently come to blows. Like every workplace, there are those who work harder
than others but, as I noted in another recent column, its image as a slackers'
paradise is ill-deserved. Apart from the strange alliances created by coalition
politics, there are other broad coalitions formed to pass legislation even when
the main beneficiaries can't express their thanks.For example, a law by
former Labor MK Eitan Cabel that passed in the previous Knesset and came into
force last month bans the import, marketing and sale of cosmetics, toiletries
and detergents whose manufacture involves animal testing.The Knesset, in
fact, is a wildlife sanctuary – and I mean that in the nicest sense. I believe
it is the only parliament in the world that has a bird observatory and urban
wildlife center stationed in its grounds; I occasionally popped out of my office
to see birds being weighed, ringed and released. I am positive it's the only one
where resident porcupines live in a cave dating back to Second Temple
times.Strange birds, prickly members and a unique historical link. It's
only fitting that the Jerusalem Bird Observatory enjoys a special status within
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Fit might not come across on a job description. But candidates who "fit" feel strongly connected with all the things a woman values, believes in, supports, defends, embraces,...20 days ago from Ann Taylor
Graphic Designer/Illustrator
Trimble Navigation- Boulder, CO
Trimble is an exciting, entrepreneurial company, with a history of exceptional growth coupled with a disciplined and strategic focus on being the best. While GPS is at our core,...30+ days ago from Dice
Sales Associate ANN TAYLOR FACTORY Loveland Outlets
Ann Taylor- Loveland, CO
Fit might not come across on a job description. But candidates who "fit" feel strongly connected with all the things a woman values, believes in, supports, defends, embraces,...19 days ago from Ann Taylor
Retail Sales Representative
MarketSource- Fort Collins, CO
Company Description: MarketSource designs and delivers innovative and proven retail sales and marketing solutions to more than 200 companies worldwide. For more than 35 years, we...24 days ago from ZipRecruiter
Real Estate Sales Associate - Apply Here
Keller Williams Realty- Fort Collins, CO
Company Description: Keller Williams Realty is the fastest growing real estate company worldwide and the largest franchise in North America. Our goal is to help our agents build...30+ days ago from ZipRecruiter
Health Care Associates
Ameriplan- Fort Collins, CO
#1 Leading Health Care Provider Company in the United states is seeking Health Care Representatives that are enthusiastic and energetic and want to join our team.Telecommute-7-10...30+ days ago from Get Healthcare Jobs
Need a Web DesignerNEW
Private Contract- Longmont, CO
Website type: Business: Yes, E-commerce / Online store: No, Non-profit: No, Personal website: No, I'm not sure: No. Work type: Build (development). Additional services:...1 day ago from Thumbtack
Need logo designNEW
Private Contract- Fort Collins, CO
Design concept: I have some ideas in my mind. Scope of work: 1 logo. Type of organization: Business. More info: I would like a logo to illustrate a new program I am working...1 day ago from Thumbtack
Retail Wireless Sales Consultant
Gowireless- Fort Collins, CO
Company Description: National Premium Retailer for Verizon Wireless Job Description: GOWIRELESS Looking for a rewarding sales opportunity? Like to be rewarded for your efforts?...30+ days ago from ZipRecruiter
UI / UX DesignerNEW
Hach Company- Loveland, CO
The User Experience Design Department at Hach is responsible for keeping the user at the center of our design process and creating designs and interactions that enhance the user's...2 days ago from Jobg8
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