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Margins at the mills have been thin even as volumes have shown relative improvement, so mills have held prices firm. Charlotte, N.C.-based Nucor Corp. and Tampa, Fla.-based Gerdau Long Steel North America both announced earlier this month they were holding prices flat (amm.com, June 6), and other mills have followed suit.
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Rebar buyers expect short lead times and buy in small quantities to fill orders. "People are counting on a short lead time and being able to get it from inventory. They want their material in a hurry," a second mill source said. "Nobody wants to buy it in advance. Nobody wants to take possession of it until they need it."
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Helio Castroneves has made six prior IndyCar starts in Brazil: three in the CART era from 1998 through 2000 on the old Emerson Fittipaldi Speedway oval in Rio, and three in Sao Paulo since IndyCar's return in 2010.
He's never really hit the jackpot from a results standpoint.
The younger, then hyphenated Castro-Neves, failed to finish all three of his starts in CART. An engine failure sidelined him in his rookie year of 1998, with turbo and gearbox failures happening in the next two years.
A nondescript start and finish of ninth kicked off his Sao Paulo run, before being caught up in an accident with countryman Tony Kanaan in 2011 and ending 21st. Castroneves improved from 18th to fourth a year ago for his best race through the streets of Sao Paulo to this point.
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"Lukes's work is more than a study of postwar events in one country in Eastern Europe caught up in the rivalry between Washington and Moscow. He makes a significant contribution to the field of cold war studies. Although the Communist takeover in Czechoslovakia was unique and delayed compared to other East European countries, Lukes gives insight not just into the role of U.S. policy, but also into Moscow's reactions and its perceptions of Washington as well as what was happening in the Prague government . Will be the major account of this period in U.S.-Czechoslovak relations for many years to come."--Paul Kubricht, H-Net
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"Though full of thrilling detail, this excellent history of the failure of American diplomats and spies to support Czechoslovak democracy before the communist takeover is ultimately quite sobering. Deep research in both American and Czech archives reveals some of the lessons that Americans had to learn in order to become a great power." --Timothy Snyder, author of Bloodlands
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A group of tourists, including two Americans, have been rescued after being stranded on a drifting ice floe in the Canadian Arctic. The individuals were camping north of Arctic Bay, Nunavut, as part of a tour.
The Repeated Stemtour guide takes Repeated Stemtourists, film crews and scientists regularly to camp toin an area that is very active in whale and polar bear migrations as well as near a national park.
The 20 people who were out on a tour earlier this week included visitors from the U.S., Jordan, France and Australia. There was also an Inuit hunting group of between 10 and 12 people about 20 miles away that also became stranded on the ice floe.
Arctic Kingdom's president and chief expedition officer Graham Dickson believes it was irregular weather patterns that led to the ice floe's moving away from the land and stranding the group.
"What was unique right now is there was a supermoon a couple of days ago. There was a very large tide that combined with a strong wind from the South," Dickson told ABCNews.com today. "As a result, we believe it raised a lot of ice with the tide and then the wind pushed some very large ice inlets–as much as 30 miles in size–out away from the shore."
The tour group was planning to camp out there for the entire week, so they had plenty of equipment, Dickson said, including food, heated tents, dining tents and kitchen equipment.
"Nobody was in any immediate danger at any time," Dickson said, but he emphasized that the situation still called for caution.
"They were moving and whenever you're on moving ice you have to take precautions because if it keeps moving or if it were starting to break up, then that could be dangerous," he said. "So you need to anticipate what could happen."
Despite the group being trapped, the Royal Canadian Air Force dropped survival kits with additional equipment on Tuesday morning. The kits included satellite phones so that the group could be in constant contact with the rescue coordination center, according to Major Steve Neta of the RCAF.
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Neta said that they were all safe on a shoreline, and a helicopter was on its way to take them to a nearby town.
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THE AMAZING SPIDERMAN was directed by Marc Webb and stars Andrew Garfield, Emma Stone, Meagan Good, Embeth Davidtz, Rhys Ifans, Chris Zylka, Martin Sheen, C. Thomas Howell, Irrfan Khan, Sally Field, Denis Leary, Campbell Scott, Hannah Marks, Stan Lee, Annie Parisse, Michael Massee, Vanessa Lee Chester, Miles Elliot, Kari Coleman, Barbara Eve Harris, Charlie DePew, Leif Gantvoort, Jacob Rodier and Jake Keiffer.
The film tells the story of Peter Parker who, like most teenagers his age, is trying to figure out who he is and how he got to be the person he is today. In his journey to put the pieces of his past together he uncovers a secret that his father held...a secret that will ultimately shape his destiny as Spider-Man. This is the first in a series of movies that tells a different side of the Peter Parker story.
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I'm beginning to come around to realize how this works. The question to ask is: who does Obama work for? The answer is: the people who gave him the job. And those people are NOT the voters. Just like most other people in this country Obama does not have a set of guiding principles, he has a set of guiding power hungry financial interests leading him by the hand. I think it's unlikely he even realizes why he makes the decisions he does. In my assessment he's idyllic and he thinks he is listening to the "experts". What a shame.
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Read the Labour leader's first speech of the new year on how "One Nation" Labour will reshape the economy.
Is Miliband's "One Nation" Labour pro-integration? Is EU membership an advantage in Cameron's "Global Race"? They don't really know.
As big a question for Ed Miliband as the matter of who delivers Labour's economic message is the question of who will run the party's general election campaign.
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The Aquis Arina Sand is set among 10 acres of gardens – and has a supersized activity list to match.
The Aquis Arina Sand pulls up against a beach, and everything from the pool to the buffet restaurant is designed to showcase sea views.
At this hotel you can kick off the day with a yoga class, head to the beach for an afternoon jet-ski session, and finish the night with a cocktail and a show.
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Full Board buffet meals. Weekly themed nights. Snacks 11.00-18.00. Afternoon tea 16.00-18.00. Ice-cream 10.00-21.30.
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Shared saltwater pool with parasols and sunbeds, suitable for ages 13 and above.
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Twin room sleeps up to 4 with either 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children - can be sold as a single. Sole occupancy available at a supplement. Most rooms are in buildings set in the grounds with some located a distance from the main block. All rooms have DVD player and mini-fridge. Cots are available.
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Twin room sleeps up to 4 with 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children. Most rooms are in buildings set in the grounds with some located a distance from the main block.Available at a supplement. All rooms have DVD player and mini-fridge. Cots are available.
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Fantastic staff!!
We arrived near the end of October, closely followed by the hurricane weather that we thought weâd left behind! Whereas we would normally have spent the week around the pool it prompted us to get out and about a bit more. The local area, as some have mentioned, is looking a bit worse for wear, however we found a couple of great bars about a mile up the road and pottered around a few shops. We also took the bus into Heraklion (1.80 euros each) on one day and found a lovely café for lunch â although it bucketed it down while we were there! The hotel though was great. Pretty much what youâd expect for Greece in terms of needing a bit of renovation here and there, but the place was always kept absolutely spotless. Not a luxury hotel, but definitely value for money. We had a sea-front bungalow which was about 15 metres from the beach â the room was cleaned and bedding and towels changed daily, which we really appreciated. On one night the food was a bit hit and miss, but otherwise we found lots that we really enjoyed, such as the meatballs, mackerel, lamb dishes, roasts, greek yoghurtâ¦. The local feta cheese is a must, as is the amazing chocolate ice cream. The wine in the restaurant wasnât the nicest unfortunately, but we found the white drinkable. The beer however was great. Breakfast was always a joy, especially with the fresh eggs. Ok, as has been mentioned thereâs a bit of a wait if you want an omelette or bacon cooked to order (really, what do you expect â a magic wand??) but thereâs plenty of alternative choice. We also really enjoyed the mid afternoon crepes from the pool bar. Drinks-wise in the evenings we loved the El Paradiso cocktails! The free wi-fi didn't reach the bungalow where we were, however it worked perfectly in the restaurant/bar areas. All the staff we saw were a real credit to the hotel - always friendly and polite, especially the lady on reception (Iâm sorry I didnât get her name) who spent ages trying to sort out a problem with our return transfer booking. She had the patience of a saint! Special mention to the chefs and the âtwo Toddsâ - picture Todd Grimshaw from Corrie with a twin :) - who mainly worked on the evening bar. On previous holidays weâve tipped individual staff but here I think itâs a great idea that they have tips jars on the bars and in the restaurant and (Iâm assuming) share them out. There wasnât one single member of staff who let them down, and they really helped make our stay enjoyable. It was the end of their season and the hotel was closing for the winter at the end of the week we left, but I can honestly say that we didnât experience any âwinding downâ of the service, despite the fact that the weather was pretty awful. A big thank you to everybody there, and keep up the good work!More
Tracey M, Oswaldtwistle, null, United Kingdom
Family holiday
Had a great week here with my wife and son. Food was so so but atmosphere was brilliant and the animation team did an amazing job. If you want a cheap holiday which gives you the best of beach and pool and a great team to keep you and your children entertained I would definitely recommend this. If you are looking for 5* luxury then you'll need to upgrade to somewhere else. More
Alastair L,
Excellent! Two visits this year!
As in the title, this was my friend & I- our Second visit this year! We first came in May & enjoyed so much we booked again in October. It's quite astounding some of the comments people give on here! Firstly the rooms, the beds & bathrooms were totally adequate- comfortable with air conditioning & fine. (You do not come on holiday to spend your time in the rooms! ) Water was always hot & I would like to mention we were given FREE champagne + fruit on arrival which was an excellent greeting. The hotel itself right through is spotless- the cleaning staff & housekeeping team deserve special praise- they are cleaning all day long from dawn to dusk. The reception staff, the bar staff were friendly & thanks to Giorgos who works tirelessly all day in the restaurant. Food, for an all inclusive & for what we paid was fantastic!! The choice is first class- endless to choose from all fresh produce for breakfast, lunch & dinner- we tried all sorts of different food from meats to salad to fish etc. The Greek yoghurt, proper feta cheese, fruit is great. Thanks to all the chefs for their hard work. The pool is large, loads of sunbeds, right next to the beach. Superb. The drinks, what do people expect? The lager/beer was drinkable & cocktails ok- if you asked for gin, vodka, Bacardi etc they were plenty strong enough with good measures. Only 10minutes transfer from the airport, buses right outside if you wanted to travel & very reasonably priced. The animation team led by Ivan- now people on here & on holiday taking the mickey out of them is a joke in itself. Here are 5 young people from different countries, & the only language they can communicate in is English which they had to learn. The team did a FABULOUS job both times we were there. Anna, excellent in her role with the kids mini-club, Azzurra was friendly & fantastic with the activities & joined us on her last night at the hotel which was kind, Claudia- her dancing talent & fitness levels & choreography skills were great- I even enjoyed her Aerobics (& a 44yr old male I was a bit tired afterwards! ) The whole animation team deserve praise. Overall this hotel is of good quality & I wouldn't hesitate to return. As for some people who complain- I'd love to see the state of their perfect houses & what food they eat!! Big THANK-YOU to everybody at Arina Sands, we had a great time- twice! More
James B,
Great Value for Money, Great service
The start to our holiday was not ideal, we were informed by the Hotel upon arrival that our travel company had cancelled our holiday. After numerous phone calls to the UK it transpired the holiday company (Bookable holidays.com) had ceased trading, ergo, our holiday was cancelled. The hotel management could not have behaved any better, they were immediately sympathetic and pulled out all the stops to provide phone calls , internet access , drinks and food. We then had to pay again for our one week all inclusive stay. After the initial shock had died down, we found this venue the perfect place to unwind and enjoy not only the food, but the excellent staff as well. The room was superb and the room maids were magnificent. We are currently looking to have a two week holiday in 2015 at this venue and are looking forward to it. A first class job from a professional team at the Arina SandMore
Alexh988, Liverpool, United Kingdom
rooms are quite nice,but bathrooms are old,in the bathroom we had ,their was a window from floor to ceiling,which we thought you would not be able to see through,but we were out one night,and we looked up at the window below ours,you could see into the bathroom,when we were their it was end of season but we felt the drinks package to be poor in the all inclusive,could drink all day with no effect,conclusion,the drinks must be watered down,breakfast was a joke,you had to stand in line for ages to get a slice of bacon,all in all dissappointingMore
john m, Glasgow, United Kingdom
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Finley Farms is an excellent school. The curriculum is great. It has exceptional extra curricular activities and accelerated learning programs. The staff is supportive and well qualified. My son has done very well by attending this school. He continues to improve and grow into an exceptional young citizen. I couldn t see my child at any other elementary school then Finley Farms.
My son transfered to Finley Farms starting in 4th grade for the 2003-2004 school year. So far it has been a very unpleasant experience. Classrooms are way to crowded (30 kids in a class). My sons teacher on numerous occassions has said that she is to busy for this or that. If your kid doesnt fit the 'norm' dont expect any help.
Finley Farms has an excellent principal. He is out with the kids in the morning and release times. I think he makes an honest effort to get to know each child on a individual basis. The only negative thing I noticed about this school is that if a child excels in a specific area they are not challenged enough. I would hope to see this change in the furture
If your child has no special needs then Finley is a good school. None of the teachers are willing to teach outside 'the box'and because of budget reasons your child will get very limited special needs help.
Very positive experience since the beginning. Our child has attended since the school opened. She is now in 4th grade. Great teachers and wonderful principal. A lot of parent involvement!
We are very happy with Finley Farms. We've had 2 children at this school, one currently in 3rd grade. They have challenging programs for advanced students as well. Very nice neighborhood school, and we've lived in 3 different states(OH,CA, AND CO).
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This year the day after Thanksgiving will be remembered not as the biggest shopping day of the year but as the day Americans took action to demand that Walmart, the country's largest employer, pay workers livable wages and play a part in improving our economy.
Is Ferguson the existential reality of America in 2014? The inconvenient truth is that many African Americans see the grand jury decision as further confirmation of their belief that nothing has changed since the Kerner Report of 1968, and that nothing will; a police officer who shoots and kills an unarmed black man will almost always be exonerated.
Not even minimal justice was in the cards for the loved ones of Michael Brown or the occupied community in which he lived -- because that's not how it works. Officer Wilson, whatever he did inside or outside the state's rules on the use of lethal force when he confronted Brown on the afternoon of Aug. 9, was on the front line of a racist and exploitative system.
Does the situation of present-day Muslim society, marked by crisis, tensions, foreign interventions and political despotism, foster the reformist democratic Islam, or does it promote its violent and theocratic rivals?
Communities in Colorado and around the nation have passed a wave of new laws and ramped up enforcement of old ones targeting people who are homeless, from bans on sleeping in cars or taking shelter in bus stations to laws that prohibit sitting or lying down in public areas to restrictions on when and where someone can peacefully ask for charity.
The world is more complicated. The knots are somehow knottier. Bringing in a council of concerned citizens to patiently untie the Gordian knot of politics may take longer. But, in the end, consent is mightier than the sword.
The workers covered by the president's orders already have paid a price, however. They know that any day, their families may be torn apart. They work hard and pay taxes but the risk of being caught and deported keeps them on the fringes of society.
Even if the federal government declines to prosecute Wilson, it is highly probable that the Justice Department under a 1994 federal law will take the Ferguson police department to federal court itself. Once there, upon a showing of a pattern of civil rights violations, they can force reforms under consent decrees with federal monitors.
The jersey, of course, is black skin. A jersey we can never take off.
I can't speak. My country has scarred me once again. How can I go to work in the morning on a train full of people who care not? At a workplace of people who missed the story because of football or reality television?
Besides giving us insights, surveys and findings, can more social scientists like these few but important examples change some routines to provide strategies, tactics, and solutions that can more practically flow from their knowledge to action?
The stakes are high. As long as the bankers' culture of corruption goes unpunished, the safety of the global economy -- and of individual families' well-being -- remains at risk.
How many names do you remember? How many have you even heard of? How many more do you need to read before you believe that a pattern exists?
I was to have been one of 400,000 protestors gathered for the People's Climate March in New York on Sept. 21. Alas, a knee injury sidelined me. As a consolation prize, a friend bought me Naomi Klein's This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. the Climate. So wowed am I by Klein's singular accomplishment that I dedicate this post to an unsolicited review.
Yes, apparently that's a new word now: "cromnibus." Now, some, editorially-speaking, have been insisting on "CRomnibus" or "Cromnibus," but for the time being here, we've decided that it doesn't qualify for proper-name status in any way.
A popular proposal in Washington right now: "Fund infrastructure through corporate tax reform." Unfortunately, this is Washington/corporate-speak for letting companies off the hook for most of the up to $700 billion they owe on corporate profits they are hoarding "offshore" if they let us use a little bit of it for infrastructure.
The epidemic of monolithic thinking seems to me to be weighted far more on the side of white Americans, officers and civilians alike, thinking of all black boys as criminal.
The gradual ground we have gained regarding our civil rights should not be confused with the literal stalemate we have had with the U.S. justice system regarding our human rights for more than 200 years.
Why didn't the grand jury do its job and issue a true bill of some form of homicide against Wilson, preferably an intentional homicide charge but, at the very least, a voluntary manslaughter charge? The grand jury failed to do so because the prosecutor failed to do his job.


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OT- How Iowa builds a defensive line
Figured this was appropriate for this week and how much attention that front four is getting in the media, justifiably so due to their effectiveness.
First when you come to Iowa as a dlineman you are left on the island since it is pretty much a standard four man front with little, if any, blitzing. They like twists and line stunts, but it sort of feeds a unit mentality of "it starts and stops with us". Take that comment FWIW.
Second, they still love to bulk up less regarded recruits and position switch guys to DT, particularly LBs. Last year it was King and Kroul who were 3* LBs in high school. This year it is Karl Klug (2* LB), Mike Daniels (2* DE) and Christian Ballard (4* TE) in the middle. On the edge, they tend try for at least one more highly regarded DE where you have Adrian Clayborn (4* DE) and Brodrick Binns (3* LB) on the other side. This approach creates a fairly athletic line, but is not possible with a good SC program (which they have) and gives me some hope that we can have the same sort of luck.
With that being said, I think we can still get them to the edge, I am less optimistic able much up the middle as there LBs run downhill behind that line. Unfortunately it will look a lot like last week so we will need effective passing to help the run game.
TVH Weekly: Visit Reactions, Wayne Lyons, and Karlos Williams
This was a big weekend for visitors, and although Michigan lost no one was disappointed with their trip. Michigan hosted three prospects on official visits, Kellen Jones (commit), Marquise Williams, and Devondrick Nealy. Here are reactions from Jones and Nealy followed by updates on a few defensive(!) prospects.
Devondrick Nealy
5'10", 175 lbs.
Slot Receiver/Running Back
Jefferson County, Florida
This was Devondrick's first official visit of the season. He's headed off to Minnesota next, believe it or not. He was excited before hand to make it up to Ann Arbor, and the visit seemed to exceed his expectations.
The visit was tremendous. I didn't commit, but it was close though. After this visit Michigan is my top school, for sure. Everything they have to offer outside of the football program was incredible. They broke down the academics part and it was great. I could really see myself at Michigan. The excitement came from the football program, but I was also excited about everything outside of football they have there.
So good luck Minnesota. Nealy now has Michigan at the top of his list followed by (in no order) Minnesota, Arkansas, and Auburn. He will take all five of his official visits and make his decision once they're done. Anything can happen, but it's good to get the early lead. I was also told by someone recently that Nealy had befriended now Michigan commit Demetrius Hart at a camp in Florida. Nealy apparently likes Demetrius, and likes the idea of being a tandem on offense with him as well.
Kellen Jones
6'2", 215 lbs.
St. Pius X, Texas
Current Michigan commit Kellen Jones came up for an official visit by himself to see more of the social side of the program. He was able to take that in and get to know some of the players a little better.
The visit was fantastic, despite the fact that Michigan lost of course. We hung out with Denard Robinson and Devin Gardner. It was cool to do that, I really like those guys. Denard said he hates losing, and if we wouldn't have been there he would just be by himself in his room. They were just telling me that you can't come up here and mess around, it's all in for football and academics, and I loved that.
Kellen loves Michigan, and despite living in Texas understands the rivalries and everything about the program. This visit gave him more of a personal sense to it, and allowed him to build friendships with current players. He also got a better view of where he fits into the defense next year.
Coach Robinson was saying that they see me as a Jonas Mouton type of player. Playing sideline to sideline, maybe a little inside, and a little outside too. I got a good chance to be with the coaches which was great. Coach Barwis is always fun to be around.
Since Kellen is a current commit, and loves Michigan, he got a chance to interact with a few other recruits and get their perspective on things too.
I talked to Delonte Hollowell (commit), and he's just like me he loves Michigan. I was there with Marquise (Williams) too, and he said Coach Rodriguez has been recruiting him since he was a sophomore. He really liked the environment, I think he was having a great time. He and Devondrick both were amazed with Mike Barwis, too. They both had a really good time.
I think it was a bonus to have Kellen there on an official visit. He's a yes sir, no sir kind of kid and is always excited to talk about Michigan. It sounds like he did a little recruiting, and it may have worked.
Wayne Lyons
6'0", 190 lbs.
Dillard, Florida
Wayne Lyons is the number four safety in the country, and recently decided that Michigan is back in his top list with Stanford, UCLA, Florida, Tennessee, and Nebraska.
I started talking to the coaches from Michigan a lot more, and realized that they do have a true need for me. I talk to coach Dews most of the time. He tells me how it's a good place, and that I would really fit in.
Lyons has already been to Notre Dame and UCLA, he also has a visit already scheduled to Nebraska at the end of October. That leaves two spots left for an official visit, and he's still not sure if Michigan will get that visit.
I'm thinking about making that one of my official visits. They're not necessarily on the outside, they're making it in there. It's just because I've been talking to the other schools for awhile now and I've already seen the other campuses. They're coming on though.
It seems like it would be a good idea to visit Michigan if he has already seen the other campuses. Michigan is making up ground with him, and I have a good feeling about him taking a visit.
- S Karlos Williams - Karlos told coach Smith that he will be taking an official visit up to Michigan once his season is over. His situation is interesting because he's committed to FSU, where his brother plays. He always says "You never know" when I ask if there's a possibility he will decommit from the Seminoles. Some kids just tell me that they're committed and he just want to take a look. "You never know" makes me wonder. Still, it will be hard to pry him away from FSU.
- LB Sean Duggan - Sean decided to take a visit up to Michigan this weekend, and it was his first college game experience. He said the atmosphere was crazy, and it definitely helped Michigan. He's down to Michigan, Boston College, Duke, and Virginia, and will be back up to Ann Arbor in December for his official visit. Boston College is the main competition.
- S Avery Walls - Recently took a trip to Oregon and was at Cal for an official visit this weekend. He leaves Monday night, and I have a phone call scheduled with him Tuesday. This was the last visit he will take, and he should be ready to announce his decision within the next few weeks, unless something has changed that. I still think Michigan is in good position, but the Oregon visit does give some cause for concern. He ended up missing the first half of the Oregon game, FWIW.
- Here's a list of prospects Michigan is still after in the Rival's Top 250 list.
- Iowa visitors - Full list will be posted soon. Some names of who's planning on making the trip, to tide you over: DB Dallas Crawford, WR Sammy Watkins, WR AJ Jordan, TE Drew Owens, and WR Hakeem Flowers. 2012 prospects: DE Chris Wormley, RB Will Mahone, QB Demetrious Davis, WR/DB Chris Davis.
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RR's Presser
For those of you that listened was that the worst press conference after a big game ever? I know RR's not going to call guys out and give us coach speak, but that was really a big freakin nothing. Those questions were softer than Charmin. I noticed last week Tim had much more coverage in his notes than I saw when I watched it, so do they ask more questions on the side?
MSU Recap: How was the play Mrs. Lincoln?
It is our nature to assign narratives to games. Against UConn it was brutal offensive efficiency. Against Notre Dame it was the first appearance of clutch Denard. UMass and Indiana it was praying our offense would have the ball last and Bowling Green was relief that we finally took care of business.
For me, Michigan St was a game of 7 plays. There were seven big plays on Saturday, and all of them went Michigan St's way. There was plenty that didn't go right in between, but those seven plays, but the seven plays masked what in some ways was a better performance than it felt, and in some ways worse. Denard's three interceptions, two in the end zone (-10 points). Edwin Baker 61 yards, +5. Le'Veon Bell 41 yards, +4. Cousins to Dell for 41 yards +4. Cousins to Dell again, 44 yards, +3. Those seven plays, a 26 point swing. Only two plays for the offense +3 or higher, no running plays worth more than 1.4 points. All of the big plays went Sparty's way.
What we hoped was not true now appears to be so: this team will not win Big Ten games without exceptional offensive performances. We are who we are at this point.
Game Notes
Rush Off: +5
Pass Off: 0
Rush Def: –15
Pass Def: –10
Field Position: Michigan +4
Denard was +3 on the ground and a +1 through the air.
Shaw and Smith were both +0 and Hopkins was +1 on two strong carries.
Cousins was +13 combined.
Baker was +7
Caper was +3
Bell was +7
I went 4-1 against the spread last weekend in my picks. I did not pick MSU, Purdue, Wisconsin or S Carolina to win like three of them did, but all four managed to cover as I predicted. Only Indiana let me down. The game went down as I predicted but the Indiana offense couldn't quite put together enough garbage time points to cover the spread.
Michigan's poor showing on Saturday, along with increases from Illinois, Ohio St, Purdue and Wisconsin, move the win projections down a game and a half or so. That is a huge drop for one week.
Remaining Schedule
Win odds drop across the board, Illinois is probably over valued but after back to back strong showings they look to be better than expected this season. Wisconsin is starting to come closer to conventional feelings, but is still too high.
Team – National Rank – Win Odds
Iowa – 26 – 54%
@ Penn St – 57 – 59%
Illinois – 23 – 48%
@ Purdue – 77 – 73%
Wisconsin – 52 – 72%
@ Ohio St – 9 – 17%
Projected Big Ten Standings
1. Ohio St
2. Michigan St
3. Illinois
4. Iowa
5. Michigan
6. Wisconsin
7. Purdue
8. Northwestern
9. Penn St
10. Indiana
11. Minnesota
Just like last week, Illinois and Wisconsin feel like they are reversed, but to date, the computer likes what Illinois has done a lot and still isn't sold on the Badgers.
Denard's throwing mechanics + six games as a starter
This is not a complaint regarding Denard, we would be serious trouble without his emergence.
I was wondering if his throwing motion is seeming to slip now that he has 6 games of wear on him. He is getting the ball there in many cases, but seems to look a bit different to me in his motion. I felt his mechanics looked better earlier in the season. I would attribute any breakdown to him just getting worn down physically as a first time starter (he even mentioned he was not hitting the holes running) and even mentally with the crazy amount of attention. A bye week would have been great to simply regoup and rest. Maybe it is just over analysis.


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Owen Keehnen, a former Rockford resident, has realized a lifelong ambition of writing. After several previous books, he has released a new horror novel titled Doorway Unto Darkness. But be forewarned—it's not for the fainthearted.
Keehnen says: "I wrote Doorway Unto Darkness because I really enjoy being scared. Nothing quite compares with the chemical rush that accompanies it. I've loved that feeling ever since seeing The Haunting (the original) for the first time. … I basically wrote the gruesome, relentless, twisted and atmospheric sort of gore fest that I love to read—the sort of book that just basically scares the s— out of you. I've written books before, but this one really consumed me."
Doorway Unto Darkness is described in the press release as "a psychological slaughterhouse of horror—a grisly tale of possession, murder and vengeance that transcends time. This is the story of Michael Rogers, whose dull life grows suddenly complicated when a spirit—Mel, a merciless killer—takes up residence in his body. After each carnage, Mel vanishes, and Michael returns to face the grisly scene. Told in journal format, the novel traces Michael's mental and moral deterioration. His world is one of confusion and dread. As the plot unfolds and the body count rises, clues emerge that reveal Michael's ancestral history with Mel. Doorway Unto Darkness is a gripping, brutal, gore-choked read that is sure to have you looking over your shoulder, checking the locks on the doors, and looking a bit closer in the mirror…"
Though he now lives in Chicago, Keehnen was born in Rockford, lived on the west side, and graduated from Boylan Catholic High School in 1978. He told The Rock River Times about some of his previous work. "I did one last fall called Nothing Personal, which is actually an edited book about lesbian and gay history in Chicago from 1977 to 1997. I've also done 10 of the biographical essays of Out and Proud in Chicago."
TRRT: Were you inspired by any other writers, such as Stephen King?
Keehnen: "For this, what inspired me more than that—I have a horror movie website. I always like to read horror, but what inspired me more were movies. Other writers inspired me in style, but the horror movies [more so]. So it tends to be a little more graphic."
TRRT: Was the main character based on any person you might know?
Keehnen: "No… it's sort of like—the best way to describe him is an anti-social loner who has a very strong internal voice, but he's always thinking. So I kind of went along with that, and a lot of it comes—you get a little seed of an idea and revise and add to what you originally had."
Keenhen shared with us some comments from free-lance reviewer Amos Lassen, which we have permission to quote. Lassen said: "Writing good horror stories is very difficult because you have to be able to maintain a level of suspense throughout, and it doesn't always work. The same is true for horror films. One slip-up can cause the whole thing to fall apart, and the idea is to keep the reader (or viewer) in a state of tension and sometimes, fear. Owen Keehnen does this beautifully in Doorway Unto Darkness… Mel possesses Michael's body as it commits a terrible crime and then leaves Michael alone to face the scene. Michael, quite naturally, has no control over the spirit of Mel that has taken residence in his body, and because of that, Michael begins a decline both mentally and morally to the point of total chaos—Michael is afraid to face himself…
"Keehnen is an excellent writer, and his literary skills together with a plot that will not let you rest gives you one 'helluva' book. This is not a story for the weak—it is truly frightening, and it is the author's skill that gets the story across in a way that has you reading almost with one eye on the text and one eye on the door to see if anyone is sneaking in. That's power that many authors do not have. Owen Keehnen is a man to watch."
The book is available from Dancing Moon Press and can be ordered from Amazon.com and at select bookstores. It retails for $15. The ISBN number is 978-1-892076755.
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The Sarasota County Sheriff's Office collected 103 firearms at its latest gun exchange event over the weekend.
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"Gun crimes are not particularly prevalent in our community," said Sheriff Tom Knight. "But firearms can pose safety risks for owners who may no longer be comfortable with the weapons or when young gamily members are in the home."
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HOMESITE OF THE MONTH! Last Homesite Remaining! NVHomes Summit at Copper Ridge Luxury Single Family Homes in Davidsonville provides scenic wooded 1 acre homesites. Remington Place offers a Gourmet Kitchen 5 Bedrooms, 5.5 Baths including 4th Level Bedroom & Bath, Owners Suite with Luxury Bath & Walk-in Closet. & Rec Room with Wet Bar & Full Bath. Call or visit today! Open House Sat/Sun 12-5.
*ORIGINAL OWNERS* Lovingly maintained beautiful Tudor style home in sought after Davidsonville! Situated on 2+ acres on a private cul de sac yet super convenient to DC/Annapolis & Balt! Fresh paint, updated Bathrms, HVAC system less than 3 yrs old, SPACIOUS four seasons sun-room less than 3 yrs old, NEW carpet, HUGE 2 car garage & carport... pack your bags, this one won't last long! HMS warranty.
Lovely brick front colonial w/newly renovated master bath! Beautiful, bright kitchen open to family room w/FP & built-ins, big screened porch overlooking level, open yard! Hardwood floors throughout main level. Office. Basement game room. This lot adjoins many acres of community open space with extensive walking trails, to left and rear of the lot, rarely used! Community pool, pier, park & gazebo.
New KOCH Community in the heart of Davidsonville! 10 lots from 1+ to 6 acres in a gorgeous and quiet setting surrounded by forest. Spectacular standards include brick front & side-entry garage. Nine floorplans with numerous variations to choose from. Pricing from the $700's and Sq.Ft. from 3,000+. This is the Andover with two-story foyer w/split staircase. Huge walk-in closets. TO BE BUILT.
New Home completed* $20,000 closing help**. 3400 sq ft custom home on premium 3 Acre lot * Showpiece granite & stainless steel chef's kitchen boasts an impressive island with elevated table extension * 1st floor study*Custom family rm.* Hardwood floors*Spacious Owner's suite with elegant His Hers bath plus dual entry shower & soak tub* 1600 sq ft bsmt w/9' ceilings & 4th BA rough in* NO HOA
Surrounded by pastoral views,this gracious home enjoys well over 5,000 sq ft of living space.As the Model home, the numerous elegant upgrades include a gourmet kitchen w/lg center island,solarium, library and 2 story stone fp, Finished LL w/ theater rm,game rm and wet bar. An expansive outdoor entertainment area,including swimming pool,decking and stone patio- all enhanced by lush landscaping.
Lovely country building site or move into the existing mobile home. Just a short distance to Annapolis proper, but with a Davidsonville address. One acre lot with 1344sf 1975 mobile home. Developed home site sits well above road. Come take a look. .
Tell Santa to add this to the list! Gorgeous custom built Acorn design home with 4 BR, 3.5 BA on 2 acres. Quality features include hdwd floors on main level, soaring ceilings with cozy loft area, spacious kitchen w breakfast bar and stylishly renovated baths. Two gas FP's, dual zone heat and conditioned sun room addition. Full fin LL Rec Room w ground level walk out, built-in bar & shelving.
New KOCH Community in the heart of Davidsonville! 10 lots from 1+ to 6 acres in a gorgeous and quiet setting surrounded by forest. Spectacular standards include brick front & side-entry garage. 9 floorplans with numerous variations to choose from. Pricing from the $700's and Sq.Ft. from 3,000+. This is the Cambridge w/first floor master bdrm. (4 bdrm, 3.5 bath option available). TO BE BUILT.