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7 TV Shows That Almost Had Very Different Finales
The current cover story of Entertainment Weekly is all about TV finales, featuring in-depth interviews with the showrunners behind memorable finales like The X-Files and 30 Rock. "The Art Of Saying Goodbye" remarks upon the tough process of crafting an episode that is satisfying for the creators, the audience, and the fictional characters. It's not an easy task, and plenty of shows have mucked it up, but the process showrunners go through is fascinating. One of the most interesting interviews is with Vince Gilligan, who reveals some original ideas he had for the Breaking Bad finale. Gilligan's not the only indecisive writer — many creators have pondered, shot, and even released different endings from the ones that aired. Here are seven TV shows and the spoiler-filled alternate endings that almost were. … Read More
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How much did you hate that series finale of How I Met Your Mother? Or maybe you loved it? It's OK, you can admit it. This is a safe space. This is a weird morning for television, one that's vaguely reminiscent of the mornings after Lost and Breaking Bad ended, mornings when we're all aimlessly wandering around Twitter, searching for answers and like-minded opinions. The Internet is a mess after a long-running and beloved television series ends. It's understandable because seeing a show end can be like losing a group of friends, but the aftermath is also often full of rage. Endings are difficult, finality is weird, and television rarely does what you want it to. That's what you sign up for as a fan. … Read More
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Tonight, How I Met Your Mother comes to an end after nine seasons, over 200 episodes, and a handful of potential mothers. Though there were plenty of side plots and fun adventures, the core of the show was the mystery of the identity of the titular mother. For years, Ted dated around New York City with varying results, and while some of his girlfriends, such as the "Slutty Pumpkin" or the childish Becky in "Baby Talk" are barely worth mentioning, there were some significant women in his life. Here, we rank six of Ted's girlfriends from worst to best. … Read More
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Alumna Nicole Goodner MacFarlane '98 came to Putney, on October 17, 2014, to surprise her mentor, communications professor Geoff Burgess. Nicole is the motivating force behind the $2 million matching pledge from the Tambour Foundation that kicked off Landmark College's Capital Campaign to build the Nicole Goodner MacFarlane Science, Technology & Innovation Center, which is slated to open in fall 2015.
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On October 13, 2014, Ellen D. Smith of Brattleboro, Vt., will join Landmark College as the Vice President for Institutional Advancement, the chief officer in charge of growing the organization via fundraising efforts. Landmark College is a not-for-profit institution that delivers two- and four-year degree programs for students who learn differently and is constructing a new state-of-the-art building, the Nicole Goodner MacFarlane Science, Technology & Innovation Center. Smith and the Office of Institutional Advancement will lead the last stage of the capital campaign for the new building.


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Bachelorette 2014 Spoilers: Finale Live Recap – Who Wins?
The stage is set and time for The Bachelorette Andi Dorfman to pick the winner of The Bachelorette 2014 tonight! We are down to Josh Murray and Nick Viall and one of them will walk away with that final rose and a possible fiancee when all is said and done on The Bachelorette Season 10 finale tonight! Who wins it all? Find out during our Bachelorette 2014 Spoilers Finale Live Recap and see who won The Bachelorette 2014 tonight!
Last time on The Bachelorette Season 10, we had the Overnight Dates (for some)! This was a chance for the final three guys (Josh Murray, Chris Soules and Nick Viall) to have some alone time with Andi without the cameras rolling on them. It seems pretty obvious to us who Andi will be picking as the winner of The Bachelorette 2014, but she still has to go through the motions. Part of that motion: sending Chris home before they even got to the fantasy suite! She wasn't feeling it (duh) and decided he should go home now instead of waiting until the Rose Ceremony!
MasterChef 2014 Recap: Week 10 – For Love and Truffles
Not that the home cooks on MasterChef 2014 aren't under enough pressure, but they will face even more of it with Gordon Ramsay's wife joining them in the kitchen tonight for a romantic dinner on Master Chef 2014! Couples will be filling up the restaurant, as the home cooks face another team challenge and even more drama that comes with it on MasterChef Season 5. Which home cooks will face the Pressure Test? Watch it with us during our MasterChef 2014 Recap and see who went home on MasterChef 2014 tonight!
Last week on MasterChef 2014 Season 5, the home cooks took on a Mystery Box Challenge that had them cooking salmon. We had a new winner, as Christian took home the victory and got to choose which judges' basket of ingredients the other cooks would be using. He chose Joe Bastianich's basket, which contained a lot of wine! He also gave Courtney a disadvantage of only having 30 minutes to cook, unlike the 60 minutes everyone else got. It backfired, as she made a good dish and was safe. However, we saw Elise and Cutter in the bottom two and Cutter survived elimination again, as Elise was sent home.
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Will it be Nick Viall or Josh Murray that gets that final rose from The Bachelorette Andi Dorfman tonight during The Bachelorette 2014 Finale? All signs point and our Bachelorette 2014 spoilers point to Josh getting the final rose, but ABC can always switch it up and spoilers can be wrong, right? Here are our The Bachelorette Season 10 predictions for the finale tonight on ABC!
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I like to rebel against the system and even though everyone and everything is telling me that Josh Murray wins The Bachelorette 2014, I like to believe that Nick still has a chance tonight. Why even show the season if spoilers will just ruin it for everyone?
Bachelorette 2014 Spoilers: Winner Announced Tonight! (PHOTOS)
The winner of The Bachelorette 2014 will be announced tonight on The Bachelorette Season 10 and we finally get to see who Andi Dorfman picked as the winner. Time for Josh Murray and Nick Viall to meet Andi's family and have one more chance to impress her enough for that final rose on The Bachelorette Season 10. Check out a sneak peek of The Bachelorette Season 10 finale below in our Bachelorette 2014 spoilers!
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Bachelor in Paradise Spoilers: Cast Officially Announced (PHOTOS)
With The Bachelorette 2014 finale tonight, you would think that Bachelor Nation would be upset, but they have Bachelor in Paradise premiering next week on ABC and the hot and steamy Monday nights continue on ABC. All the rejects from previous Bachelor and Bachelorette seasons will come together for another chance at love (and lots of drama) on Bachelor in Paradise, which is a spinoff from Bachelor Pad. Check out the Bachelor in Paradise cast below in our Bachelor in Paradise spoilers!
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MasterChef 2014 Spoilers: Sneak Peek at Week 10 Challenges (PHOTOS)
Love is in the air tonight on MasterChef 2014 and so is Gordon Ramsay's wife, as the home cooks on Master Chef 2014 are joined by couples in the restaurant for the team challenge on MasterChef Season 5 tonight! This should be a good one, as the Pressure Test will feature the home cooks making truffles (another dessert)! Check out a sneak peek at Week 10 below in our MasterChef 2014 spoilers and come back tonight for our recap!
For tonight's new episode, the Top 12 on Master Chef Season 5 will be competing in another Team Challenge and Pressure Test! Here is the official synopsis from FOX:
Who Went Home On Food Network Star 2014 Last Night? Week 9
The home cooks on Next Food Network Star 2014 went live last night, as they took on helping out viewers from The Rachael Ray Show and their meal issues they faced, but who went home on Food Network Star 2014 last night? Check out the results for Week 9 on Food Network Star Season 10 below in our Food Network Star 2014 spoilers!
Last week on Next Food Network Star Season 10, the home cooks made their way to New York City for the final leg of this journey. They headed to the headquarters of Food Network and they were all in awe. They first got some time in front of the camera doing live segments at Chelsea Market and presenting summer staples. Luca has improved so much since his first time on the camera and I am loving every second of it (as is Giada De Laurentiis, who can't wipe that smile off her face every time he is in front of the camera).
Food Network Star 2014 Recap: Week 9 – Who Got Eliminated?
It is time for the contestants on Food Network Star 2014 to leave Las Vegas behind and move the Next Food Network Star 2014 competition to New York City. We get a new challenge, as they will head to The Rachael Ray Show and try to help some of her viewers with their problems. Will they be able to impress Rachael Ray and the judges tonight? Watch it all go down tonight with us during our Food Network Star 2014 Recap and see who went home on Food Network Star 2014 tonight!
This has been an interesting season, as seen last week on Next Food Network Star 2014. The contestants took on a team challenge and had to come up with a one-of-a-kind experience for the judges, including guest judge Penn Jillette. While we all thought that Team Emma would kill it and win easily, they were the clear losers of the challenge and the judges sent home Emma for leading such a disaster! I thought she would be in the finale and a potential winner this season, so I was shocked!
Rising Star 2014 Recap: Week 6 – The Final Duels
Another night of Rising Star 2014 duels tonight and it will be the last of the bunch, as we move on to the next round on Rising Star on ABC! We have four big duels tonight and the Rising Star experts 2014 (Ludacris, Kesha and Brad Paisley) will give their knowledge and votes and see who moves on. Will it even really matter? Watch it with us tonight during our Rising Star 2014 Recap and see who got eliminated on Rising Star 2014 tonight!
Last week on Rising Star 2014, we had three more duels to sit through. The experts were a little more lenient with their votes and shared them among most of the singers. We had some close calls, but I still laugh about this show. The experts sway the votes and I am sure a lot of people are voting just to see their face on the wall. Either way, we had six more contestants take the stage and three of them survived. After the votes were tallied, we had Macy Kate, April Lockhart and Austin French win their duels and they are moving on to the next round on ABC's Rising Star.
Big Brother 2014 Spoilers Recap: Episode 15 – New Nominees Announced
Another week of Big Brother 2014 is upon us and we have a night of new nominees and Battle of the Block competition tonight on Big Brother 16. We get to see everything go down once Frankie and Zach won HoH for Week 5 last time. Now we get the BotB winners and the new target for Week 5, but who is it? Find out during our Big Brother 2014 Spoiler Recap and see who won Battle of the Block on Big Brother 2014 tonight!
Last time on Big Brother 16, we had the fourth live eviction show of the season. Yet again, we had a unanimous vote and the HGs sent Brittany home. The power alliance remains and they are calling the shots. We were all hoping for Donny to win one of the HoH spots for Week 5. He could change the plan of attack for the week, but it was Frankie and Zach taking home the victory and now we just sit and wait for what they have planned for this week.


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MSGR. STUART SWETLAND, vice president for Catholic Identity and Mission at Mount St. Mary's University in Maryland.
A presidential search committee has narrowed the field of candidates to two, according to information posted on the college's website - Steven DiSalvo, president of Wisconsin's Marian University, and Msgr. Stuart Swetland, currently vice president for Catholic Identity and Mission at Mount St. Mary's University in Maryland.
In a statement to the St. Anselm community, Abbot Mark Cooper, OSB, chancellor of the college, cited the new leadership as one of several major changes this year at the Catholic, Benedictine liberal arts college.
"I personally want to assure the members of all the various constituencies of this institution that from the very beginning of the search process it has been made clear that it is of paramount importance that we select a practicing Catholic as president, one who is able to profess, live and explain the faith that is at the very heart of this institution and the education it provides," Cooper said. "I am confident that we have identified such individuals in our finalists and am comfortable on this issue as we look to move forward."
According to biographies posted on the college's website, DiSalvo joined Marian University in 2010, and comes with extensive experience in national philanthropic fundraising leadership and Catholic higher education.
DiSalvo served as president and founder of The Hopewell Group, Inc., which focuses on transfers of wealth for individuals, family foundations and corporations.
He held the title of executive director of the Joe Torre Safe at Home Foundation, which works to educate and end the cycle of domestic violence.
He also served as the chief operating officer of Junior Achievement of New York, Inc., which provides business education using volunteer role models.
DiSalvo holds a B.S. in psychology from Fordham University, New York, an M.B.A. in marketing from Fordham University, a Ph.D. in educational leadership from Fordham University and attended the Higher Education Institute for New Presidents at Harvard University.
Swetland was ordained a priest in 1991 for the Diocese of Peoria, Ill. He received his undergraduate degree in physics from the U.S. Naval Academy. Elected a Rhodes Scholar in 1981, he entered the Catholic church while studying at Oxford.
Swetland has a B.A. and M.A. in politics, philosophy and economics from Oxford; a M.Div. and M.A. from Mount St. Mary's Seminary; and his S.T.L. and S.T.D. from the Pontifical Lateran University, having studied at the John Paul II Institute for Studies on Marriage and Family in Washington, D.C.
He also holds the Archbishop Flynn Chair of Christian Ethics at Mount St. Mary's University, serves as the executive director of the Center for the Advancement of Catholic Higher Education and the executive secretary for the Fellowship of Catholic Scholars.
The search firm of Isaacson, Miller assisted the selection committee, which was led by two St. Anselm alumni and made up of faculty, staff, students, trustees and members of the monastic community.
Cooper said the college's dedication to its mission will continue.
"I believe that we have been careful to ensure and insist that our Catholic mission will be our continued primary focus, and that our Benedictine presence and involvement in that mission will be as vital as our numbers and strength allow," he said.
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Cata -- Solid Tapas on the Lower East Side
Had an early dinner here this past Sunday before attending a show. The brick and wood room was quite spacious. Most of the the seating in the room to your left as you enter is communal style and there is a long, attractive bar, with a display case for their fresh seafood, chilled on ice. However, the air was very musty due to the rain on Sunday, so the inside smelled quite damp and a little stuffy. To combat the dampness, the air conditioning was turned on full blast, which helped things somewhat. Hopefully the room is nicer when the weather is better.
The menu is a little intimidating due to its length. We asked for quite a bit of help from our server, who was excellent. She was also efficient at refilling our water glasses, which is always nice. They also have a huge gin and tonics list which seems to be the main draw here.
We started with a nice seared foie gras, served with some rhubarb, an excellent pairing. I'll also note that the online menu is a little out of date as this dish is listed differently. Our portion was not huge but also not small, and cost $10.50. Our padron peppers were delicious, charred and salty, but it's not really a dish that's hard to screw up.
I had wanted to try the razor clams a la plancha, to compare to Casa Mono, but the server informed us they were out. They were also out of the baked oysters with bone marrow crust (boo). We settled for the mussels with salsa verde instead. Well cooked and the sauce was tasty.
The jamon iberico bellota was also pretty good. I noticed that they hand slice (as is traditional and the method preferred by experts), so bonus points for that. They serve Fermin, which is pretty good but not as fatty and luxurious as the 5Js brand that they serve at Tertulia.
The mushrooms a la plancha with shallots and red wine were excellent, though a bit of a "standard" dish you see at many places nowadays. We also had the stuffed piquillo peppers with smoked tuna, crème fraîche, horseradish. Served cold, two peppers with what was essentially tuna salad inside. This was good but didn't seem to stand out in any way; however, it was a nice balance to the other dishes.
The cauliflower dish sounded much better on paper than in real life. Despite being served with jalapeno broccoli purée and Valley Thunder cheddar, the flavors were muddled and unfocused. It never really came together. This was the only serious misfire of the meal.
Overall, we had a nice time. The space is large and I imagine it fills up on weekend nights with people drinking. I'd go back if I were in the neighborhood, and try more of their seafood dishes, but I wouldn't go out of my way to eat at Cata.
Note: the entrance is not on Bowery, but on Stanton Street. The exterior is a little nondescript.
re: Alan Henderson
Yes, they do. Theirs also comes with pan con tomate and olives, and I believe the portion is slightly bigger.
As listed on the menu:
"Jamón Ibérico De Bellota
acorn-fed ibérico ham, acorn-fed ibérico ham, cut by hand, served with pan con tomate"
that sounds like it's worth a shot. your note that your wait person took care to refill water made me take notice because i've found that tapas/small plates places can discourage that, since liquor sales are suc a large part of the equation. i'd also still consider that cauliflower dish, just on paper it sounds so good!
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I would highly recommend having your drink at Cata and checking out their Gin & Tonic menu. It's incredible. There must be 25 variations, using all different infusions, fresh herbs and unusual tonics.
They are also really beautifully presented:
I'm not usually a G&T fan, and even I enjoyed them (although there is also a nice menu of other drinks if you prefer). We had them with the deviled eggs with fried oysters, which I also recommend.
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Thank you Kathryn! I love the G&T's but I am afraid for my buddies! :) Will check out the Cocktail Club you mention below and post our food review. Appreciate the intel!
re: LBNJNY
Haven't been back since, sorry.
Afterwards, head over to Experimental Cocktail Club.
Just to circle back, the experience at Cata was quite good. The entire place was open and it was a gorgeous night, so no mustiness like you encountered. In fact, it was really lovely to have the open air experience. The decor and shared tables were very pretty. We had some excellent gin cocktails - the mint, the rose/cucumber and the lemon thyme were the favorites.
We shared the chick pea fritters and the patatas bravas. Both very tasty. Also had the excellent foie gras in a jar served with brioche toasts. Very decadent. The paella was surprisingly tasty - not too large of a plate, but very well seasoned with the necessary soccarat on the bottom. Yum. The peppers stuffed with smoked tuna were not everyone's faves.
Also had an exceptionally good Chablis for $40 which is not a bad price.
I'd recommend Cata for a girls shareable dinner night for sure. The service was solicitous - good ideas and very available when we needed refills/new orders.
nice report, this place is a few blocks from my apartment, so been meaning to try...actually walked in one sat night, but wasn't in the mood to wait so decided to go somewhere else
will def try soon
So we had a nice meal here overall. While none of the dishes gave us a Harry Met Sally moment, cant complain much about any of them (we tried a bunch). Nice enough to recommend to try once but perhaps not quite enough for us to come back, if that makes sense. This is Alta's sister restaurant, 4 character limit applied. Gin and tonic is one of the specialties here... I liked the Kaffir Lime. DW would not order anything else once she sees her Aperol Spritz. The menu is actually much better organized than Alta which is one giant list.
Baked Cana Cebra - Goat cheese with honey. Quite good. Perhaps not as good as Alta version with lavender infused honey
Deviled Eggs with fried oysters. Very tasty if not a tad on the salty side. I would get this again tho
Quali Egg Bendecits with chorizo, hash browns. Another nice dish. Pretty to look at too. DW much preferred this over the deviled but the opposite for me. So far so delicious
Mushrooms with shallots, red wine. I got to have my mushrooms (especially since she doesn't eat them) and this did not disappoint
Tuscan Kale - With Parmigian thin "crisps". Simply grilled and tasty.
Long Island Razor Clams - Cant pass on fresh razor clams. The one must coming in. Simple, "Meaty", a tad chewy but delicious overall
Gambas al Ajillo - One of the best dishes. 4 jumbo perfectly cooked shrimp, I prefer this dish more garlicky but this was tasty still. I still haven't found something similar to the Gambas al Ajillo that we had in Ramiro in Lisbon if anyone familiar.
Jamon Iberico Bellota - I asked if they can bring a little sampler instead of the $27 full plate of it and they did for I believe $10. This tasted just fine to me. Not something I would order again.
Skirt Steak - Good, a little uninspiring but good. This is perhaps a good time to complain that it was a little hard to read that menu with that dimmed lighting as I initially didn't see the Add: Organic farm egg $2. I would definitely add the egg here.
Charcuterie Board - lard toasts were fine, jamon Serrano we didn't get due to the Bulotta, Chorizo we didn't care for. The best part of the board by far were the Almonds.
Torrija - Excellent! Like the crème brulee and bread pudding had a baby. A beautiful delicious baby
re: Ziggy41
Some pics for ya. Very poor lighting so did the best I could
We had a nice dinner at Cata recently. I loved the perfectly grilled razor clams in red sauce (and I would have loved them more had they not been so oily). The tempura broccoli, which I ordered just to get some vegetables on the table, was greaseless and crisp, although there was little sign of the cheddar, and the romesco sauce was rather meek. It was a big, shareable portion, though, which I somehow managed to finish by myself. We also had the sea bass a la plancha with gooseberries, which I thought was the most successful dish of the evening. The flavors were distinct but complementary, and the dish would not have been out of place at a much fancier restaurant and with a significantly higher price tag (it was $16). And because it was the only way to get some bread, we got the pan con tomate, which was, you know, pan con tomate. I hate ordering things out that I can make at home. But Ziggy41 is right about that torrija. It doesn't look like much, but it tastes like french toast transformed by Cinderella's fairy godmother.
Our waitress was a trainee who hadn't spent much time studying the menu or the liquor selection. I ordered the red chili pimenton roja sauce for my clams, and got a plate of peppers. When I specified which gin I wanted in my martini, she stared at me, wrote something down, and then sent the hostess over to find out what the hell it was that I wanted. I hope she figures things out soon.


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She is correct many people are starting to recognize a link between privacy and security, especially as a result of the seemingly endless string of data losses. Although few of the recent losses involved cybersecurity vulnerabilities, the results have been the same personal data falls into the wrong hands.
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Saban's $7.1 million salary may seem like a lot, but you have to remember the guy has a mortgage to pay for that takes away much of his discretionary income. Oh wait....
I still stand by the reports that Les Miles WOULD'VE been the Head Coach at Michigan instead of RichRod, if not for a whole lot of carnage that struck college football. Remember, Les Miles had no idea his team would jump from #7 to #2 in the BCS standings in one week, but all the dominoes fell. When he realized he couldn't leave LSU when LSU was playing in the National Championship game, he claimed the sources were wrong. When in reality, Herbie's source was sitting 3 feet to his left (Desmond Howard). I will never be convinced otherwise that Les Miles was a done deal if not for - ironically - Rich Rod's West Virginia team losing to Pitt.
7 years later, no harm no foul. Les Miles will be the next coach at Michigan. He wants the job, Michigan knows he can compete with Urban, and LSU won't miss him too dearly given the emotional roller coaster that is LSU football under Les Miles.
As for Florida's next coach, as long as the next coach isn't Urban Meyer then I don't really care. But my guess is that McElwain fits into the recipe Foley has successfully cooked up in the past.
Vikings play at the Gophers stadium this year & next while their new dome is built. So - as of today - there is no stadium for the Vikings.
4 chaotic weeks to go, boys & girls. The committee proved that a big-time quality win will move you up (we are now the poster child of that). Nebraska will reap the same benefits if they go to Madison & win this week (I don't see that happening, but that's a different story).
If the Buckeyes win out, end 12-1 with an 11 game winning streak they will be hard to keep out. Arizona State is going to lose, and if they don't, that automatically means Oregon does. Mississippi St or Alabama is going to lose - root for Mississippi St! Do we need a little bit of chaos? Of course....and college football always gives us that chaos. Keep in mind, the season for nearly all these contenders is only 2/3 of the way complete - all of these teams (excluding B12 & Oregon) still have 4 games to play! And those 4 games will be under the utmost pressure. Need I remind anybody on this board of "Juice Williams?" Games in November breed chaos!
I'm also shocked by the people discounting the Thanksgiving night game of TCU @ Texas. This would be a signature win for Texas after a rough few years, and this will also be the first time TCU is "the hunted" in this rivalry. It wreaks of an upset!
Buckeyes need to keep their heads down & keep winning decisively.
B1G Office has confirmed The Game will NOT be Primetime...
No word yet on if it could possibly be a 3:30p kick. My hunch says that will be the case, because of all the reasons stated above about exposure, TV ratings, etc. I personally think we get the best of both worlds if kickoff is 3:30p. But there is also something great about rolling out of bed, doing some "minor chores," cracking open a beer @11:45a, celebrating a victory by 3pm, and watching the carnage of other rival games ensue while the Buckeyes are in the proverbial clubhouse.
Duke loses this week, at home, to Virginia Tech. No, I'm not kidding. Duke has been on the winning side of 4 close games, while VT has been on the losing side of 4 close games. I fully expect a close win by VT this weekend, and Vegas somewhat agrees. 8-1 Duke AT HOME is only favored by +5 pts vs. a 4-5 Hokie team.
Interesting indeed, Philly_Buckeye. I have to believe that - if Mississippi St wins @ Alabama this week - there is an almost certainty they'd be at Ole Miss for the Egg Bowl because it would have huge playoff implications & the best "on field" match-up. I was also going to suggest the Arizona/Arizona State game, but notice that is actually a Friday game vs. Saturday. Would they potentially do a Friday in Tuscon followed by a Saturday in LA (for USC)?
Oh to dream about the College Gameday signs if the bus rolled into Columbus for Michigan week. The creative juices would have endless material (Hoke, Desmond, SEC West). I'm smiling now just thinking about it.
I said this two weeks ago, but I will repeat it. This game comes down to the Ohio State play-calling on 3rd/4th down & less than 2 yards. That was the difference in the B1G Championship Game, and it will be the difference again this weekend. Sparty knows our tendencies, and if we fall back into those habits we will get stuffed. We MUST take a shot down-field on a 3rd/4th & short this week, or accept the consequences. If Herman & Urban are willing to take a shot, I see us scoring on a 45+ yard pass play to either Heuerman or Devin Smith on a 3rd or 4th & short. Fake the read option with JT & EzE, and pop it quick over the top.
That will be the difference in this game. Unfortunately, I'm not convinced Herman or Urban are willing to break tendencies even when Sparty will be stacking the line & essentially stuffing the gaps on these short yardage situations.
I am in the boat of a few others on this thread, specifically that we have NO RIGHT TO COMPLAIN as we sit here on November 5th. We have no quality wins to date, and we have a cement-block-of-a-loss dangling around our necks. Having said that, I still feel there is a REAL POSSIBILITY that in less than 20 days, Ohio State could be sitting in the Top 4. And when I say "Real Possibility," I do not mean heavens parting & pigs flying type of odds.
With the # of head-to-head match-ups of teams above us occurring between now & Conference Championships, it is GUARANTEED that 7 teams above us will lose. So in reality, we are really counting on only a few games to fall our way (Oregon @ Utah, Baylor @ OU, either L'ville/USC over ND or Arizona over ASU). If we can have a few of these "hit," the Buckeyes are sitting pretty.
There's also some clarity we need to discuss with the SEC West. First, an undefeated or 1-loss SEC West team will make it ahead of Ohio State. Let's just admit to the facts – or conspiracy – and go with it. Believe this or not, but we have a slight rooting interest for BAMA, because them losing to BOTH Miss St & Auburn would be bad news! That would leave the dreaded 1-loss, non-title playing SEC West Team at large for the #4 slot. As for 2-loss SEC West teams, the ONLY SCENARIO I see is a 2-loss LSU running the table & ending the year on a 6-game winning streak. I say this because a 2-loss BAMA/AUB/Miss St would have the combination of 2 losses including losing the last game of the season PLUS not playing in their conference championship. No way the Selection Committee selects a team with this profile (2-losses, losing streak, and no championship game) ahead of a 1-loss, B1G Champion Ohio State that would be riding a 11-game winning streak, including wins vs. Sparty & Nebraska, coached by Urban Meyer, with 1 loss happening in September with a RS-Freshman.
I think suggestion that the 2002 defense was well-rested because the offense consistently had long, plodding drives is a bit of revisionist history. We were out-gained by our opponents the last 3 games of the season, meaning the defense was on the field saving our bacon A LOT! This doesn't include the Penn State game when our best offense was #7 catching passes from the opposing QB.
2002's defense was a special unit because of cohesion & athletic ability - not because they had a ball-control offense supporting them.
As for this year's team, I do agree that having a quick-strike offense also usually means you can have series/quarters/halves/games when the offense is a quick no-strike offense. We will assuredly have a few of those drives vs. MSU, but if we can keep from making our offense non-existent for a full quarter, I think we have a great chance.
Mark it down - the key to the game will Herman's play-calling on 3rd & 4th and less than 2 yards. That is where the game was won last year, and Sparty knew our tendancies. As fans, we all also know our tendencies in those positions...hurry up to the line, and run give JT the option to hand-off or pull the ball. I don't recall one pass out of a 3rd or 4th and short distance this year. I hope to see a dagger of a 30+ yard strike on play-action in that situation vs. Sparty.
I feel bad for Trey DePriest....who would've thought the ridiculousness of the NCAA to suspend a star player 1 game for a "minor infraction." Since when did selling your memorabilia for a few hundreds bucks become an offense worth a 1-game suspension.
Oh wait....
I just moved into a new house last month and have plans for a football-viewing mecca in the basement. Reading Ramzy and looking at the big games week by week has made me realize football season is nearly upon us. That means I will be at Best Buy THIS WEEKEND adding 3 large flat-screen TV's to my cart. It's going to be a good season, boys.
First Aaron Hernandez and now this. Urban has absolutely NO CONTROL over his football program.
Can somebody please explain to me what Joey Bosa said that was so offensive & inaccurate about the hell-hole in NE Ohio? Seems pretty spot-on to me.
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The good news for Les Miles is that he has already had his LSU team vote on whether he should be disciplined by the NCAA for these discretions. The team decided punishment was not warranted, so Miles is a free man.
I see that Luke Fickell was quoted at the Press Conference. Can anybody confirm he was actually in attendance?
I only ask because - if I were Urban Meyer - I am not sure I would even let Luke into the football facility this week. Absolutely pathetic performance by Luke and his defense this weekend. And one that would warrant giving the headset to Withers for a week or two.
"He walks into a situation where players such as Cleary, a fifth-year senior, John Wetzel, and Ian White have a wealth of experience"
False Start, #64 on the offense. 5 yard penalty. Repeat 2nd down.
BuckeyeVet - I should've clarified my comments...I was looking at win percentages & wins SINCE 1945. In that view, they are #2 in winning percentage (behind only OU, ignoring South Alabama's 2 seasons obviously), and #3 in wins (behind OU and Texas).
I wasn't trying to misrepresent #'s - just looking at the "modern era."
#2 on All-Time Winning Percentage + #3 in All-Time Wins + Stadium that holds & sells-out 107,000 every week = LARGE NATIONAL BRAND.
Not sure this can even be disputed. Yes, the "PENN STATE" brand has been tarnished - but it still is Penn State.
This whole anxiety some of our fans have about how a playoff scenario will impact Ohio State always makes me laugh. I think the underlying fear is that somehow the other conferences will unite against us, and lock us out of the playoff picture. And, as the world crumbles around us, we'll be stuck playing in the MAACO Bowl on December 17th.
Jim Delaney knows it. And all the other conferences know it. And that is why the B1G can play hard-ball and waffle on what they want to do - its because the entire college football landscape has to wait for the B1G. There is no playoff and there is no bowl system without power programs and NATIONAL "BRANDS" like Ohio State, Michigan, Penn State, and Nebraska. Once the B1G adds Notre Dame in 2015, you will have 5 of the 10 biggest and most powerful programs all in the same conference (along with the likes of Alabama, Texas, USC, Oklahoma, and Tennessee).
Nick Saban: "Dammit - your 4-star high school legend pedigree doesn't cut it here in Tuscaloosa. Somebody break this kids kneecaps before I do it myself"
Graduate Asst Coach: "Yes Sir" [whack, whack, whack]
4-Star Player: [Screams of terror & excrutiating pain]
Saban: "Sorry son, looks like your football career has ended with a tragic knee injury. Accept this Medical Hardship as a thank you for your hard work over the past 2 weeks."
4-Star Player: [Vomitting & on the cusp of passing out]
Saban: "Somebody get that F*#%&@ng Oversigning Van in this damn parking lot pronto. We should have that Taylor kid from Atlanta in there...he's been tied up and gagged for months in that hot mess, and should be itching to play some football for the Crimson Tide"
This would've looked a bit better on Doss' painting...if only for the fact it is ACTUALLY a picture of Mike Doss!
Will somebody at 11W PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE pull some strings & get a reporter (either from 11W or anotehr Columbus-based reporter) to ask Jim Beilein the following question:
"Coach Beilein - considering you lost by 26 points today to Ohio State, how do you think you would've fared vs. Ohio? Is it fair to say you would've rather played Ohio?
I'm ashamed to say I don't get it???? What am I missing? I am assuming the idea of two long sticks (two drivers) and only one hole (cup)?


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PROSPECT: Donald Paul (Shorty) Baker, age 87, of Prospect, OH, went peacefully to be with his Lord and Savior on March 31, 2013, at his home.
He was born on January 21, 1926 in Martinsburg, PA to the late Elmer Crawford and Vema Belle (Latta) Baker. He was the 12th of 15 children. His parents, seven brothers and seven sisters all proceeded him in death.
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In 1948 Don moved to Marion, OH in search of work. He held various jobs in Marion before hiring on with Wenham Transportation in 1950 as a dispatcher/truck driver. In 1956 he started driving for Fruitbelt Motor Service which became Signal Delivery Service in 1970. He retired from driving truck in 1991 after almost 42 years in the trucking industry.
Don married the former Myrna Onalee Gephart in 1950. After raising four daughters and celebrating 51 years of marriage together she preceded him in death in January 2002.
He was an active and beloved member of Marion Christian Center since 1973. He loved the children and was part of the Sunday School Department, where he worked with the 3 - 5 year olds for 25 years. You could always find Don in the middle of whatever was going on at MCC, whether is was construction, building and property maintenance, driving the children on outings or serving the members. He was a deacon for many years and one of his favorite areas to serve was the MCC Food Pantry which provided food to hundreds of people each month. He loved helping people.
Don is survived and will be greatly missed by his wife Diane (Glazier) Baker; his four daughters, Sheryl Lynn Stapleton of Marion, Lynda Sue (Michael) Casperson of Marysville, Janice Louise Pelfrey of Marion and Gayle Ann Baker of Marion; seven grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews; and two sister-in-laws.
The family will receive guests from 1 to 3 and 5 to 8 pm on April 4, 2013 at Marion Christian Center. A celebration of Don's life will be held at 11 am, on April 5th, at Marion Christian Center with Pastor Perry Payne officiating. There will be a brief time for viewing before the service. A grave side service will follow in Marion Cemetery. Military rites will be performed by the Marion County United Veteran's Council.
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NOM is still smarting from many of their recent defeats and public embarrassments – particularly in New Hampshire, where the state legislature last month voted overwhelmingly to protect marriage equality and kill a repeal bill.
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How do we define ourselves? When other people ask us to tell them a little bit about ourselves, what do we say? If one of our friends or coworkers is asked to describe us, what do they say? If the ...Read More
Our Way into the Most Holy Place
In this life it is easy to fill our schedules with activities that can get in the way of regular participation in corporate worship. While these activities in themselves may be perfectly fine and fruitful, we should make sure never ...Read More