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4:39 – Uh oh. We have an Ozzie Guillen sighting; somebody find a muzzle for the White Sox manager before there's another officiating snafu!
5:01 – Kickoff draws near; the Mountaineers are hoping it won't be the second day in a row a ranked team with "Virginia" in their name is upset.
5:03 – South Florida's defense is a major key to having a chance and they give up a big completion on the first play from scrimmage, then manage to tackle star running back Noel Devine for a loss on the next play. Devine will be key even if he doesn't have a big stat night; the Bulls will have to honor him as a threat, which should open up the passing game (as it did on that first play).
5:06 – Quarterback Jarrett Brown is no Pat White, but he has rushed for more yards than Devine on this drive so far; he has also yet to throw an incompletion. If Devine can't get going, he will have to continue to play at this level.
5:12 – Brown finishes off his Pat White impersonation by finding the end zone. Despite a lack of running lanes for Devine, that drive was just what the Mountaineers needed to start the game; they kept the Bulls defense on the field for over five minutes and moved the ball at will without the help of their star. South Florida cannot afford to have their defense get tired because their offense has only scored a combined 31 points in the last two games.
7-0 West Virginia
5:20 – South Florida ties the game, but it only took them two minutes and they chose to gamble on 4th and 1 near midfield on their very first possession (which they, of course, managed to convert); no sane football person will ever complain about scoring a touchdown, but the Bulls' defense—after this short breather—needs a better showing on this next West Virginia possession to make the equalizer truly worth it.
Tied 7-7
5:27 – Even Pat White wouldn't have stood a chance had he taken that route; it wasn't exactly a dominant defensive stand by the Bulls—that illegal block in the back on the Mountaineers put them in a hole to begin with—but they'll definitely take it.
5:32 – South Florida quarterback B.J. Daniels accounted for nearly all of the offense on that scoring drive—another quick one at that—with some Pat White-esque runs of his own.
10-7 South Florida
5:38 – West Virginia did have to punt (and it was a great one at that), but they found a way to get Devine some positive yardage on that drive with the two screens; it doesn't matter how he gets the yards, but that he gets them at all and helps to keep the Bulls' D on their toes.
5:41 – Well, they say to play every down, and West Virginia gets a safety on the last, untimed play of the first quarter—thanks to that great punt by Scott Kozlowski and an illegal block on the Bulls—to edge within one. South Florida had played a great first fifteen minutes, but they gave up the equivalent of a goal in stoppage time in soccer; what an odd ending to a quarter.
5:48 – The passes to Devine are still working, but Brown put his subsequent pass in a dangerous spot and the Mountaineers lost a great chance at retaking the lead. Right now, this game has little to do with talent matchups; it's all about the momentum at this stage and South Florida has found ways to hold onto it ever since that long touchdown pass that got them on the board.
5:51 – Just throw the flippin' ball away! It makes no sense for a quarterback, who has been flushed from the pocket, to run out of bounds for a loss in lieu of chucking the ball into the stands. Daniels may be a freshman QB in college, but even a freshman QB in high school should know better than that.
5:56 – In this case, wide receiver Sterling Griffin waited too long to drop the pass; after hauling it in for first down yardage on 3rd and 7, he put it on the deck and further proved that he and his brethren can't hang on to the ball. Do these experienced receivers really expect their freshman signal caller to do everything by himself?
5:59 – The Bulls caught a break with that fumble call being overturned; Griffin corralled the ball in his hands, then tucked it into his body—clear possession. A previous comment is hereby retracted—they should un-muzzle Ozzie after that call.
6:04 – Well, you can't always trust receivers—especially in this game—but you can always trust your family. Daniels and wide receiver Carlton Mitchell are cousins and the latter has hauled in both of South Florida's touchdowns on deep passes.
6:05 – What is wrong with this crew? There was nothing but green between Mitchell's feet and the sideline. Where's Ozzie?!
6:08 – South Florida finishes off the drive anyway, but it's slightly saddening that wide receiver A.J. Love will get that touchdown in the stat book instead of Mitchell—only slightly, though, because Mitchell probably won't care as long as his team keeps playing the way they have been.
17-9 South Florida
6:17 – Devine is finally gaining traction in the rushing department; these types of drives—mixing plays, spreading the ball around, and maximizing the production of your weapons—are what West Virginia need to win this game.
6:20 – The Mountaineers have to settle for a field goal after five straight incompletions; they had been primarily running the ball until that point and, for some reason, suddenly got away from that. Additionally, South Florida's two defensive end studs—George Selvie and Jason Pierre-Paul—each broke up a pass attempt at the line of scrimmage; West Virginia needs to find a way to contain those two because, in addition to those two plays, they have been the primary reason that Devine hasn't broken off any game-changing runs.
17-12 South Florida
6:24 – West Virginia's deep coverage has been terrible in the first half; that's the third long pass they've given up so far. Those types of passes have been the most reliable source of offense for South Florida and the obvious reason why they are ahead right now.
6:32 – Big stop for West Virginia. The Mountaineers gave up another long ball but hung tough, only surrendered three points, and kept their team within one score.
6:38 – South Florida has come to play tonight; they haven't looked pretty, but they're getting the job done through the air on offense and refusing to break on defense after that first West Virginia drive. Speaking of that first drive, the Mountaineers need some akin to it in the second half if they want to avoid the upset; they are fully capable of doing so considering how much more balanced they have been on offense. If Brown can keep hitting passes, and Devine continues to find yards by any means, and the defense stops giving up the deep ball, then West Virginia can stage a comeback.
7:11 – West Virginia's first drive of the second half ends like their first one in the first half with Brown running for a touchdown. This drive was even better, though, because Devine was more elusive on the ground and speedy 5'7" wide receiver—and aptly named—Jock Sanders finally got involved.
7:13 – Settling for seven is probably the right call at this point in the game, but it's entirely contingent on West Virginia being able to score more points. If the South Florida defense settles down again like they did in the first half, than that decision will loom far larger.
20-19 South Florida
7:20 – So, apparently the second long pass to Mitchell in the first half that should have been a touchdown was non-reviewable according to a Big East official. It should not have come to that, though, because Mitchell never stepped out of bounds. That play had little effect on the game itself because the Bulls got a touchdown anyway, but in the grand scheme of things, it's another highly questionable call in a season full of them.
7:25 – South Florida answers and they do it without a completed long bomb; if they can start sustaining drives, then West Virginia is going to have to go for two if they get another chance because the defense cannot be trusted to get a stop at this point.
27-19 South Florida
7:33 – After the South Florida receiving corps had trouble holding onto the ball in the first half, West Virginia wide receiver Alric Arnett bobbles the ball on a third down play where he was wide open beyond the sticks. The Mountaineers have had trouble finishing drives that have begun with promise all night and that is why they are behind.
7:44 – It was only a couple inches, but that was a huge fourth down conversion by South Florida; a turnover there would have given West Virginia new life. You have to admire the guts of head coach Jim Leavitt; that's twice that he's gambled on fourth down near midfield. It's apparent that he wants to go for the kill and put this game farther out of reach for the Mountaineers.
7:49 – Daniels, in tune with his trend of making poorer decisions as he gets closer to the end zone, only misses out on throwing a pick-six because West Virginia safety Sidney Glover dropped the pass on a route he read perfectly. The Bulls have to settle for a field goal; even if they hold on to win, Daniels' overall play in the red zone will be cause for alarm.
30-19 South Florida
8:01 – Daniels tries to call a timeout when South Florida had already burned all of them; the freshman has been brilliant in spurts, but these small mistakes are beginning to add up thus enabling West Virginia to hang around.
8:06 – That is a catch by West Virginia wide receiver Bradley Starks (and a spectacular one at that); it will be reviewed, but the third time has to be a charm for this crew. Just in case, though, they should start warming up Ozzie's mouth.
8:09 – The call stands and Ozzie can rest easy.
8:14 – And the penalties begin for the Mountaineers; it's fitting when you consider they've shot themselves in the foot in, seemingly, every other fashion in this part of the field all game.
8:16 – Unreal. On 4th and 28, 6'8" wide receiver Wes Lyons squirts free beyond the sticks, only to let the ball go right through his hands. Someone should have told the Mountaineers that they didn't have to get all twenty-eight yards on second and third down. They could've, at least, moved back into field goal range and got it back to a one-score game.
8:22 – Daniels breaks free for a twenty-six yard gain that all but seals the game; give the young man credit, he may have been spotty on occasions, but he made plays when he had to.
This victory for South Florida was made into a family affair due to the play of Daniels and Mitchell. Yes, mistakes were made by the Bulls, but they were mistakes that the Bulls were able to overcome because they never let West Virginia gain full control of the momentum. The defense, led by Selvie and Pierre-Paul, bent at times and even surrendered touchdowns on initial Mountaineer drives in both halves, but they never broke and continually stymied any hopes of a comeback with numerous stops in their territory.
West Virginia, much like Virginia Tech the day before, let a road conference game get away from them. Besides the aforementioned touchdown drives, the offense never seemed to get in any form of elongated rhythm and Brown, even with his Pat White-lite legs, was harassed all night. The bulk of the blame, though, has to go to the defense, who kept giving up big plays at the worst possible time. South Florida's offensive attack was pass-heavy, but the Mountaineer secondary still couldn't help the unit get off the field.
After a brilliant first drive that left one to wonder whether it would be the Bulls' defense that would run out of steam to snort, it was the Mountaineers' D that failed to reach their peak.
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But to return from this digression, the Susquehanoughs were newly driven from their habitations, at the head of Chesepiack bay, by the Cineca Indians, down to the head of Potomack, where they sought protection under the Pascataway Indians, who had a fort near the head of that river, and also were our ffriends.
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These five brides from three centuries left distinctive imprints on Virginia history. One was a humble serving girl; another was an Indian princess. The other brides were a mother, granddaughter and great-granddaughter whose marriages would place them in the forefront of national affairs.
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Who wouldn't feel a 25 percent hit in their income?
Maybe professional athletes, movie stars or rock stars wouldn't. They wouldn't be happy about it, but they could withstand it. I mean, if Jim Carrey goes from making $10 million per film to $7.5 million, I don't think he's going to be worried about making mortgage or car payments and putting food on the table.
But new rules for the 2010 season approved at November's New England Fishery Management Council meeting (though NMFS must still give final approval) could slash scallopers' revenue by 25 percent. Despite a healthy, well-managed and monitored scallop resource, the total allowable harvest will be lower because regulators are required to factor in "scientific uncertainty" about population numbers when setting the harvest limit.
Furthermore, days at sea will be cut from 38 to 29. And the number of trips to restricted access areas will decline from five to four.
Given all this, scallopers say they could be facing a 25 percent cut in their revenue next year. Roy Enoksen, president of New Bedford, Mass.-based Eastern Fisheries, which operates 23 scallop boats, told the New Bedford Standard-Times this week http://www.southcoasttoday.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20091201/NEWS/912010355/1018/OPINION the changes translate into a loss of $250,000 to $300,000 per vessel.
The scallop industry will survive the cuts. But in a down economy, they sure don't help.
Hence, it's all the more perplexing that Magnuson-Stevens Act requirements force regulators to largely ignore socioeconomic factors that could give fishery managers greater leeway and mitigate the hit fishermen would take in these tough economic times.
Perhaps persistent industry prodding could convince our esteemed congressmen and senators to amend Magnuson-Stevens to give regulators that flexibility. I'm inclined to believe they'd be sympathetic to the cause. After all, how do you think they'd react to any attempts to cut politicians' income by 25 percent?
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Contact both your parole officer and the judge and see if he will authorize and allow you to leave the country/state.
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Any judge of the court that placed him on probation can approve the request. While I do believe that a lawyer would probably be beneficial, it is technically possible to do it with one. Simp,y write a letter to the judge explaining the circumstances, where you want to go and for how long. Point out that you've been doing well on probation up to this point and that you will continue to do so.
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U.S. Ski and Snowboard's Tom Kelly tells NBC that Olympic gold medalist Lindsey Vonn is resting comfortably back in the U.S. after undergoing surgery to repair a torn ACL and MCL and a fractured lateral tibial plateau, which were all suffered during an accident in Austria last Tuesday.
Dr. Bill Sterett, the head physician for the U.S. women's Alpine Ski Team, said it was too early to make a specific prognosis on her recovery. But added that "modern surgical techniques combined with aggressive rehabilitation will help Lindsey make a full recovery. She will do everything in her power to return as quickly as possible to competitive skiing."
The four time world cup champion crashed after a hard landing in the super-G world championship during "extreme" weather conditions that delayed the race for more than three hours. She was treated on the mountain for more then ten minutes, then airlifted to a nearby hospital for evaluation.
Pictured here prior to Sunday's surgery, Vonn's agent said that the skier "is excited to be back in the US. She's both humbled and motivated by the tremendous amount of support she's been receiving from everyone."
Vonn expects to recover in time for the World Cup season next fall, and for the winter Olympics next February in Sochi Russia, where she'll look to defend her downhill gold medal from Vancouver. That wouldn't be uncommon. Picabo Street returned from reconstructive surgery to win an Olympic gold medal in 1998 at Nagano, Japan.
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May 26, 2010 3:57 pm
Two Bates seniors, an alumnus receive Fulbright awards
Thanks to English Teaching Assistantships from the federal Fulbright Program, two Bates College seniors and a Bates alumnus will teach English overseas starting next fall. The Fulbright recipients are Avery Masters, a senior from Mill Valley, Calif., who will teach in Spain; Maura McGee, a senior from Manchester, N.H., who will teach in France; and Corey Pattison, a 2009 graduate now living in Gaza who will head for Indonesia.
May 26, 2010 3:21 pm
Bates announces Commencement 2010 honorands, speakers
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Rennie Harris, the choreographer who brought hip hop to the mainstream world of dance;
James McCarthy, a scientist recognized internationally for helping to communicate the science of climate change;
Jane Pauley, the veteran television journalist;
Elizabeth Strout, the Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist and 1977 Bates graduate;
and Teresa Woodruff, a researcher responsible for pioneering work in the care of women who will become infertile due to cancer treatment.
May 6, 2010 8:52 am
Sunday Telegram praises Senior Exhibition
"I love going to exhibitions by graduating artists to see the new crop of talent and get an idea about what's going on with particular programs," Maine Sunday Telegram critic Daniel Kany noted on May 2 in his full-page review of Bates' 2010 Senior Exhibition.
April 23, 2010 9:06 am
Bates student, anthropology professor honored for civic engagement
A consortium of Maine schools has honored a Bates College student from Virginia and a Bates anthropology professor for their commitment to civic engagement. The Maine Campus Compact, a statewide coalition of 18 colleges and universities, honored the pair in an April 7 ceremony at the Maine State House.
April 21, 2010 12:02 pm
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Projects for Peace grants to support Zambia, Afghanistan programs
Two Bates College students have received 2010 Davis Projects for Peace awards to fund development initiatives in Zambia and Afghanistan….
April 8, 2010 1:39 pm
Sixteen senior art majors exhibit work at Museum of Art
Sixteen studio art majors at Bates show work from their yearlong thesis projects in the annual Senior Exhibition, which opens…
March 25, 2010 4:37 pm
Senior Exhibition 2010: Samuel Guilford
Guilford's stenciled paintings are based on the mandala, a sacred art form significant in Buddhism and Hinduism. Employing graffiti, pop…
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December 17, 2010
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With a precious bonus-point in tow after last weekend's hard-fought 20-13 loss to Clermont Auvergne, Leinster are out to cement their place at the top of Pool 2 of the Heineken Cup with victory over Les Jaunards at Lansdowne Road in Dublin on Saturday.
The 2009 champions are currently one point clear at the summit of a fiendishly difficult group, with Clermont breathing down their necks and eyeing a rare success on foreign soil. Leinster have a trip to France remaining, against Racing Metro, and will want to have a cushion over their rivals by the time they touch down in the final round of Pool matches.
A crowd of over 40,000 is expected for the game and Leinster will want to reward their fans with something to shout about.
Leinster - Player to Watch: Brian O'Driscoll is fit to start in midfield after his jaw injury, expect the Ireland skipper to make an impact after missing Leinster's two previous Pool matches.
Leinster - Team News: Jamie Heaslip has also been named in the starting line-up after battling an ankle problem this week, although the Ireland No.8 has been bracketed alongside Dominic Ryan in the back-row. Shane Horgan, Fergus McFadden and Isa Nacewa continue in the back-three while there are recalls for Eoin Reddan at scrum-half and Cian Healy at loose-head.
Clermont Auvergne - Player to Watch: Sione Lauaki showed flashes of his rampaging best last weekend and will need to get his pack on the front-foot with some big carries if Clermont's backline are to have room to work.
Clermont Auvergne - Team News: Georgian prop Davit Zirakashvili is reinstated at tight-head, while Alexandre Audebert has been bracketed with the injured Alexandre Lapandry at openside. In the backline, Samoan international Gavin Williams is recalled in place of Gonzalo Canale at inside-centre.
Key Battle: Containing Clermont's giant backline is a demanding task and one that Leinster just failed to master last weekend. The midfield will be a war zone.
Trivia: Clermont have never won on Irish soil, including a loss to Leinster in last season's quarter-finals.
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Fancy a spa vacation or a brisk business trip to Iraqi Kurdistan? Marketers are flocking to the mountainous terrain of Northern Iraq, to cash in on the relatively untapped market in the Arab world, even if they have to dodge danger on their way there
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Alright ... before I even start, last night I already RDWHAHB but ... I had my freshly brewed APA in the fermented with US-05 in the basement that was brewed Wednesday afternoon. When I checked on it last night after work, the ambient temp was at 75 degrees. I moved it to where I thought it would be about at the 70 mark and as of this morning it's still at 72. Couple questions...
1)How much damage do you think was done while it was at 75 for 24 hours?
2)Do you think it's going to be mediocre if it stays at 72 degrees for the next 3 and a half weeks?
3)After 48 hours in 70+ temps, would it be worth it to try to do a swamp cooler for it?
I know, I know ... beginner's worries but still ... this is my 1st mini-panic post and my 4th batch of beer so i think i'm allowed heh! Really I'm leaning towards just let it ride and RDWHAHB , but I need some reassurance. I'm really counting on this beer being awesome in 8 and half weeks for late July when I'm on vacation. I just don't want to mess it up!
How long after fermentation began was it at that temp?
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Boleslaus> yeast was pitched @ 5pm ... there might have been some bubbling around 9-10 o'clock. could have happened sooner i guess, I didn't look before then though.
unionrdr> I did see that on the package about 75 being the high end, but I know at around 66-68 would be perfect so... I got nervous. I plan on leaving it in the primary three and a half weeks, and it will be in the bottle 5 weeks before I start hitting it. I could cut a week off the bottle conditioning time & add a week to primary if you think the yeast will clean up better with 4 and half weeks.
On an unrelated note (to the yeast) but speaking of clearing I threw in a tablet of whirlfloc in just for the heck of it with 15 min left in the boil to try to get it to clear real nice. I never used it before, so I'm kind of excited to see how that works out. Might have been unnecessary, but what the hell, right?
Sorry for some mildly bad news: My understanding is that most of the damage from too-high fermentation temps takes place in the first 24 hours. It's still a good idea to get the temp down if you can anyway, though.
The good news is that while a hot fermentation is bad for (most styles of) beer, it's not that bad. Your beer will be fine; keep the temps under better control next time and it will be even better!
1 - You might get some off flavors but the beer will be OK. A guy brought in some warmer fermented beer and I think it was S-05. There was some clove type flavor in it.
I think the first 72 hours are key. You could try to get it down to 70 or so and it might still help.
Fermentation temperature control is one of the biggest things in making good beer.
Damage has been done. The first few days are definitely the most important. Also, that "range" is based on wort temp which is always higher (usually 5-10 degrees when active) than ambient.
It'll still be safe and drinkable, just don't expect to win any awards with it.
Relax dude. The "damage" they speak of isn't that bad. My ferm temps for my first couple brews were uncontrolled at 72ish ambient, and the yeast didn't ruin the beer.
Definitely do something to get your temps under control for your bext batch tho. Try a wet towel around the carboy with a fan blowing on it. That's all I use and I keep temps below 70 now.


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