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There were rumors earlier this year of a Google Play Edition of the Samsung Galaxy S5, but nothing happened at Google I/O, and there's been hardly a peep since. SamMobile noticed something interesting in an image on the Android site, though. There's a Galaxy S5 running stock Android 5.0 in one of the images. How very suspicious.
There's a new default homescreen tenant in town on Android 5.0, and its name is Messenger. We've seen this puzzling app in screenshots many times today, and it's left a lot of people wondering: where'd Hangouts go? Well, first things first: Hangouts isn't actually going anywhere (except maybe to the app drawer or a folder). SMS and MMS, though, are getting a new default home in Android 5.0: the Messenger app.
We've just received official word from the Googlers on high that the 2012 Nexus 7, albeit burdened with crappy, crappy NAND storage and an aging Tegra 3 processor, will receive Android 5.0 Lollipop as an OTA update. Rejoice.
Just how the 2-plus year-old tablet will fare on 5.0, we don't know, but the fact that it's getting it at all is reassuring. Google may be getting more committed to giving Nexus devices longer update lives, something we can all be happy about.
Wondering what the Nexus 6's box looks like? Wonder a little less - a T-Mobile employee just posted an unboxing of his test unit phone on Vine (given that he's a social media evangelist, I'm guessing he got the OK).
IJust my test unit and a sample of the box...but just imagine what this is going to be like! #Nexus6 Nov 1... https://t.co/XjNibBOJZQ
— Des (@askdes) October 15, 2014
It's a phone, and it's inside a box.
Are you super-anxious to get your hands on Android L, now that it's been officially revealed as version 5.0 with the Lollipop name? Well tough noogies - it looks like we'll have to wait for the releases of the new Nexus 6 phone and Nexus 9 tablet before the older Nexus and Google Play Edition devices get their updates. But if you have a Nexus 5 or a Wi-Fi Nexus 7, you've already got the Android L Developer Preview builds as an option.
Many T-Mobile users rely on Wi-Fi calling to use their mobile number without needing access to the mobile network, but they aren't Nexus 5 owners. That handset, due to its lack of carrier modifications, didn't support T-Mobile's nifty feature. With the Nexus 6, things will be different. The carrier has already announced that it is bringing Wi-Fi calling to the handset.
T-Mobile says it will deliver Wi-Fi calling via an over-the-air update at some point in early 2015, thanks, it says, to enhancements in Android 5.0.
Rumor has it tomorrow is a big day for the Android world. Of course officially, Google hasn't made a peep about potential new devices, their announcement date, or Android's upcoming L incarnation, but we've heard plenty about the Nexus 6, Nexus 9 (and its accessories), and L itself.
Sundar Pichai, however, has shared a video clearly meant to tease the Android community (already stirred to a fever pitch) at least one more time, following the story of the L casting call, where various desserts audition for the role of L's official mascot.
Google's Building 44 is the home of the Android team, and its lawn is the home of the iconic Android statues. Each version gets a place on the lawn, and the newly announced lollipop is no different. Although, this time it's a less abstract take on the mascot—the bugdroid is holding a giant lollipop.
There have been many reasons to sweat over whether the Nexus 6 will come with wireless charging support. The new Moto X that it's derived from doesn't support the feature, and there's zero mention of it on Google's Nexus 6 page. Well, you can rest easy now. This year's Nexus phone will still have support for wireless charging. It's listed on the device's full spec sheet.
The support is built-in, so you won't have to invest in a case or some other contraption to get things to work.
As with the Nexus 5, Google is going to sell two versions of the new flagship device. There will be one Nexus 6 SKU for the Americas and another for the rest of the globe. Each will have the LTE bands that work for carriers in that region, with the usual overlapping on 3G and 2G. There are a ton of bands too.


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Phillipsburg officials mull Ingersoll redevelopment recommendations
Phillipsburg Town Council members heard more than a dozen recommendations regarding a review of the Ingersoll Rand Redevelopment Study during a work session Tuesday night.
The town finalized what had been a deal, about one year in the making, in December 2012 when they acquired the roughly 280-acre property for $1 with hopes of utilizing its business potential, including attracting prospective corporations.
On Tuesday night, Town Planner David Maski offered 13 recommendations that would manifest into an updated redevelopment plan. Council will now take one week to review the recommendations and is expected to make a final determination on whether to adopt, by ordinance, some or all of the recommendations at an April meeting, according to Council President Bernie Fey Jr.
Maski's recommendations were done in the spirit of accomplishing two things: clarifying any previous ambiguities and making the property more marketable to potential developers.
None of the recommendations, made by the Planning Board, seriously altered the redevelopment plan that council originally adopted in 2005.
"The goal of the recommendations is to have a little more flexibility without giving away the ranch (to developers)," Maski said.
"I think flexibility is the key," said Vice President Todd Tersigni. "It will make it more attractive."
Maski said he believes the most important of the recommendations would be the construction of a connector road that would run through both Phillipsburg and Lopatcong Township.
"Developers like certainty, not unpredictability," he said.
Other recommendations centered around reviewing setbacks on a "case-by-case" basis that would provide adequate buffer zones for residents for any noise, light or odor issues from any potential business or businesses.
In addition, instead of allocating a specific number such as 10 acres for land set aside for recreation, Maski said the Planning Board recommended using "10 as a guideline."
Some additional recommendations focused on the establishment of sustainable energy and green building standards, making needed infrastructure improvements and formally establishing dialogue with Lopatcong Township.
In other business, Fey announced that the town's budget would be introduced at council's March 19 meeting, with a public hearing set for April 16.
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Oct 15, 2012 • By David Murray
Anonymous post by a concerned parent.
I've learned a lot about grace since being married – mainly in receiving it. But I've never learned so much about grace as I have in parenting teenagers – mainly in giving it.
•The grace to love them when they don't want to be loved.
•The grace to love when they are not very loveable.
•The grace to keep giving when it seems I can never give enough.
•The grace to keep giving when there's no giving in return.
•The grace to forgive when I know the sin will be repeated again…and again.
•The grace to ask forgiveness even when most of the sin was on the other side.
•The grace to say "Sorry" even if I will not be forgiven.
•The grace to communicate when there's no communication in return.
•The grace to offer help when help is not welcomed.
•The grace to give advice, when the advice will be rejected.
•The grace to say "Yes" when they deserve a "No."
•The grace to be resented for my love.
•The grace to be viewed as uncool rather than über trendy.
•The grace to not let the sun go down upon my anger.
•The grace to explain when I could simply demand.
•The grace to never be told, "Dad you were right and I was wrong."
•The grace to be thought of as an enemy for trying to be a faithful friend.
•The grace to rejoice in their successes even when there are serious failings elsewhere.
•The grace to pursue reconciliation when I'm the wronged party.
•The grace to accept that I'll never be the super-parent I wanted to be and others seem to be.
This is the hardest university I've ever been in, and I'm not sure if I'm ever going to graduate. If I do, it certainly won't be with honors. However, I'm learning so much about God's lifelong grace towards me (and about my parents' grace towards me over 30 years ago), that I'd be willing to repeat the course.
Salvation History: The Lord was with Him
Joseph was hated and sold by his brothers into slavery and afterward bought by a prosperous Egyptian. After years of faithfully serving with integrity, Joseph was advanced to overseer of the Egyptian's household and made chief steward of all that the Egyptian owned. Nevertheless, the master's wife lied about Joseph, accusing him falsely of making advancements toward her, and he was cast into prison unjustly. While in prison Joseph was again promoted because he found grace in the eyes of the prison guard. We can appreciate the integrity and discipline of Joseph as he is sinned against and continues to rise above his circumstances. However, the emphasis of the narrative is "the Lord was with him" and is the source of Joseph's advancement (Genesis 39:2, 21, 23). God, in His providence, is preparing the means by which the family of Joseph will be delivered from a future famine. While Joseph's example of fortitude is admirable and the salvation of the family is an encouraging testimony of God's care and provision of people in distress, a more momentous theme is developing. The theme is salvation history and reveals how God was with Joseph to ensure that a future descendant would come into the world. The future descendant is Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ came to deliver His people from the condemnation of sin (Galatians 4:4-6).
The Doctrine of Election (Romans 9:11-16): "(For the children being not yet born, neither having done any good or evil, that the purpose of God according to election might stand, not of works, but of him that calleth;) It was said unto her, The elder shall serve the younger. As it is written, Jacob have I loved, but Esau have I hated. What shall we say then? Is there unrighteousness with God? God forbid. For he saith to Moses, I will have mercy on whom I will have mercy, and I will have compassion on whom I will have compassion. So then it is not of him that willeth, nor of him that runneth, but of God that sheweth mercy."
John Gill: "There is no unrighteousness with God in that part of predestination, commonly called election; for this is neither an act of justice, nor injustice; not of justice, but of grace and mercy; of undue and undeserved grace and mercy, of mere sovereign grace and mercy; and is what God was not obliged to do; wherefore to choose some and not others, is no act of injustice; for injustice is a violation of justice, which has no place in this affair: if it is an act of injustice, it must be either to them that are chosen, or to them that are not; not to them that are chosen, to them it is an act of favor and good will, they are chosen to grace and glory, to holiness here, and happiness hereafter; not to them that are passed by, because they had no right nor claim to the grace and glory, which by this act are denied them, and therefore no injustice is done them."
Charles Spurgeon: "The first question is, why did God love Jacob? I am not at all puzzled to answer this, because when I turn to the Word of God, I read this text;—"Not for your sakes, do I this saith the Lord God, be it known unto you: be ashamed and confounded for your own ways O house of Israel." I am not at a loss to tell you that it could not be for any good thing in Jacob, that God loved him, because I am told that "the children being not yet born, neither having done any good or evil, that the purpose of God, according to election might stand, not of works but of him that calleth." I can tell you the reason why God loved Jacob; It is sovereign grace. There was nothing in Jacob that could make God love him; there was everything about him, that might have made God hate him, as much as he did Esau, and a great deal more. But it was because God was infinitely gracious, that he loved Jacob, and because he was sovereign in his dispensation of this grace, that


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Want a fresh perspective on the mayhem of London Fashion Week? Here are 5 social media accounts that put the fun (and the funny) into fashion...
1. @sidderoo
Videos of fluffy kittens voicing the opinions of the cattiest members of the fashpack - 'What?! Are you an intern?! How dare you sit me in second row!'
2. @sarcastialist
So when your Dad picks you up don't mention the Lucozade or the Maccies - we had pasta, OK? http://t.co/vqQD0MRjCO pic.twitter.com/zfIshqjZEe
— The Sarcastialist (@sarcastialist) February 12, 2014
'Mum, get a move on - that mince'll be all thawed out before we even get on the bus.' This Sartorialist parody imagines the ordinary lives of street style muses, revealing their unspoken thoughts.
3. @FakeKarl
I had an assistant once who turned out to be a rolodex in disguise. She lasted longer than most assistants
— fakekarl (@fakekarl) February 13, 2014
Check out Fake Karl Lagerfeld for life-changing mantras like 'sweatpants are defeat', 'peplum is mediocrity' and 'lettuce is sin'.
4. @funkyoffish
Run by a fashion collective including Pixie Geldof and Henry Holland, the brand's Instagram account is jam-packed with left field insider snaps. Hello pineapple hairstyles and flashback snaps.
5. @ChoupettesDiary
While the @sidderoo kitties are fighting for a place on the FROW, Karl's pet Choupette's the cream of the feline crop. Follow for Karl goss and bitchy opinions like 'the wet hair look is just NOT the cat's meow'.


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In accordance with Article XIII of the MLC, 2006, the Committee is composed of Members with "special competence in the area of maritime labour standards", and its mandate is to "keep the working of this Convention under continuous review".
The Committee also has an important role under Article XV of the Convention with respect to consideration of amendments to the Code of the MLC, 2006.
The composition of the Committee is set out in Article XIII and is reflected in the Standing Orders adopted by the Governing Body.
Amendments of 2014 to the Code of the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006
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New All Hands Art website launching soon!
While the finishing touches are being made to the new All Hands Art website, please feel free to poke around this one. Most of what's here will still exist… it will just be better organized and have a fresh new look.
In the video below you'll see a mosaic mural-in-progress, plus hear ideas for creative projects we can do together that you'll love to look at every day. Ready to roll up your sleeves?
Besides MURAL FACILITATION, All Hands Art offers:
LEGACY PROJECTS for your school, organization, or family;
CONSULTATION SERVICES for when you just need advice or a jump-start for your DIY project;
PRIVATE WORKSHOPS & ART PARTIES, because you've been meaning to get your mom's group together forever, right? Cocktails & Crafts, anyone??
ARTWORK sales, rentals and commissions. You can see a partial portfolio here.
Look for a snazzy, updated, and easy-to-navigate website coming in November 2014. Until then, email me with any questions, or to get your project started: firstname.lastname@example.com
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- February 5, 2014 at 8:03 pm
Hello Pam,
A year or so ago I went to your house with some friends to do some art projects. We had a really good time. I mentioned that I had a typewriter that I no longer used and if anyone knew someone who would like it. You said that you like old typewriters and would like to have it.
It's an IBM Wheelwriter 5. If you're still interested let me know, and I will get someone to put it in my trunk and bring it over to you.
Hoping to hear from you,
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Fort Worth orthopedic surgeon Stephen Brotherton is the new president of the Texas Medical Association, the group announced at its annual meeting in San Antonio.In a prepared release, Brotherton said he has three priorities for his term: supporting primary care, ensuring patient safety and boosting TMA's county medical organizations, such as the Tarrant County Medical Society."Primary care is the essence of medicine, and it is ailing in Texas," he said. He wants to help new doctors repay medical school loans and streamline Medicare and Medicaid to encourage more primary care physicians to participate.Brotherton is a past president of the Tarrant County Medical Society, a leader of the TMA's House of Delegates, which sets association policies and legislative action, and a longtime participant in American Medical Association activities. He teaches at Texas Christian University, his alma mater, the University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth and the Fort Worth Affiliated Hospitals Orthopedic Residency Program.He also volunteers at a free medical clinic at Cornerstone Community Center in Fort Worth.TMA says it is the largest state medical society in the nation, with more than 47,000 physician and medical student members. It is based in Austin.At its convention, delegates on Saturday voted to endorse expansion of the state's Medicaid program. Gov. Rick Perry opposes expansion of the federal-state healthcare program for the poor.
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2001 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP Repair and Maintenance
A guide to problems, costs, maintenance and repair for your 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP
- Intake Manifold Gasket Replacement $476 - 721
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The intake manifold gasket may develop and external engine oil or coolant leak. In some cases, an internal coolant leak may occur causing coolant to mix with the engine oil. Running the engine with a coolant/oil mix may result in engine damage. Replacing the intake manifold gasket should correct this issue.
The mass air flow or crankshaft position sensor may fail causing the engine to intermittently stall. It may be necessary for the engine to cool down before it will restart.
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I've had this car since 2000 and still love it after 9 years. I plan to drive it as long as I can. Tie Rods were just replaced at around 90,000 miles, this was the most expensive repair so far at around 1600 dollars.
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3rd year on for Axalta Coating Systems $32 million investment in Brazil
Mumbai, February , 2014 – Axalta Coating Systems, a leading global supplier of liquid and powder coatings, will begin the next leg of construction to significantly expand its waterborne production capacity at the company's operations in Garulhous, Brazil. The 2014 construction represents the third year of a $32 million investment program. The additional facility will more than double capacity to over 4.5 million litres (1.2 million gallons) which will meet the demands of automotive equipment manufacturers (OEMs) in South America where increases in the car parc are forecast to continue. The additional production is expected to come on line in 2015.
The Guarulhos plant is Axalta's largest manufacturing facility in Latin America. The plant supplies customers in Brazil, where Axalta is already the largest single automotive coatings supplier to OEMs, as well as Argentina, Venezuela and Colombia. The new facility will produce waterborne coatings and complement the on-going manufacture of quality products for customers in Refinish and Industrial segments that will continue to be produced at the Garulhous location.
"The region is one of the most rapidly growing markets for car production with Brazil in the vanguard," explained Charlie Shaver, Axalta Chairman and CEO." We are commited to keep pace with the increasing demand for automotive paint and serve the needs of our customers who increasingly want the option to convert to waterborne technology."
Axalta is a leading player in the development of waterborne technology for both OEM and refinish customers. The company's waterborne production process utilizes a waterborne technology system to produce "Lean and Green Automotive Coatings" that OEMs can use to significantly reduce volatile organic compounds (VOCs), energy consumption and investment. The increased productivity results in a better bottom line for customers while still producing an unparalleled finish on vehicles. In addition, Axalta's waterborne products are intrinsically environmentally responsible and meet global environmental requirements, such as the EU's VOC Regulation 2004/42/EC, to which Axalta adheres in Brazil and which can help reduce the overall environmental footprint of the auto industry.
"Our commitment to invest in Brazil reflects not only our commitment to our customers but also our confidence in the Brazilian economy," added Jorge Cossio, Vice President of Axalta in Latin America. "The tremendous growth of Brazil's consumer market benefits everyone and we are excited to be able to contribute to the national success story."
The Brazil investment follows a ceremony earlier in January in Shanghai, China where Axalta broke ground to begin construction of a new waterborne manufacturing that will supply OEMs that are expanding production in the southern and western regions of the country.


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Venue Suggestions for a Networking Event (Downtown Toronto)
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- Chubbypooh Apr 7, 2010 07:23 PM
Hi there,
Does anyone have any venue suggestions for a professional gathering/networking event for 15-20 people (downtown Toronto)? We're planning this event after work on a weekday.
In the past, we've booked a private room in a restaurant; however, usually this means a couple of large tables, which don't allow for much mingling with others that aren't immediately around you. Ideally, I'd like to find a place where we can order a bunch of appetizers and drinks and be able to walk around and talk...perhaps a room with a few smaller tables with some breathing room to chat and walk around? I welcome any suggestions that you may have...
Thanks in advance!
Maybe beerbistro? I remember having a look at their private dining room and I think it can be set up as either a dining room or with smaller tables.
Did you check out the private room on the second floor of Globe Bistro?
This is a shot in the dark, but what about a gastropub? The Queen and Beaver website seems to indicate availability of private rooms/separate space, and it might be a nice option if you're looking for something slightly more casual.
Thanks so much everyone for your suggestions!
There's a minimum spend at Beerbistro and, as I'm not entirely sure how many people will show up, I wouldn't want to pick up the tab if in the event we fall short!
Globe Bistro looks great but it's a little bit out of the way. I'd like to make it really convenient as many will be downtown (e.g., in the financial district).
I'll be giving The Queen and Beaver a call shortly! It looks like a nice casual venue that might work out well!
Thanks again. Cheers!
re: Chubbypooh
You may also want to check out Duggan's on Victoria.
C'est What has two private rooms off the main room, behind the bar. I've attended a few networking events in that space (both spaces combined).
C'est What
67 Front St E, Toronto, ON M5E1B5, CA
Hey There!
I used to run a meetup group and still run a lot of networking events. The last one I did was at Pravda Vodka Bar for 30 people. They sat us across from the bar upstairs with the big long table in the middle. People could mingle, walk around and order directly from the bar too. They also accomodated separate bills for our party. $6 martini list from 5-7 PM.
I also heard that the Fionn MacCool's on University has a private room they will give you with no minimum spend.
I have done meetups and The Drake Hotel lounge in the past - lots of couches and great for mingling! Cheap drinks from 5-7 PM. If it's warm the sky yard is good too.
Lisa - The Hip & Urban Girl's Guide @ http://www.hipurbangirl.com
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For a group that size a lot places can do it, but will also require a minimum spend. This is a very common problem for a booking/event this size (I've run into the same issue before many times). Are you near the financial district? Some suggestions (you will have to check about the minimum):
- Terroni on Adelaide (has a private room downstairs and one upstairs also)
- Beerbistro
- Duke of Devon (TD Tower, pub in concourse - they have a separate room)
- Pravda (very cool space, good for drinks & snacks but the menu is limited)
- Spice Route Asian Bistro & Bar (I've been to a few networking events there - its good for that with nice finger foods)
- Irish Embassy Pub (I think they have a downstairs area in the corner that's a bit more private)
Have heard good things about Queen & Beaver but haven't been there.
I am a **huge fan** of C'est What for great indie music and meeting friends - but wouldn't typically choose it for a professional business meeting (unless it is a very casual event). Great place to hang out, though.
Duke of Devon
66 Wellington St. West, Toronto, ON M5K 1H1, CA
P.S. I really like The Drake lounge, too. Haven't used it for networking events though because it can get pretty loud if busy or if they blare music, and it's a bit inconvenient to get to if everyone is located near the financial district, or proximety to the subway is important (not sure if it matters here).
All great suggestions! Thanks so much. I ended up calling the Queen and Beaver. But I will definitely consider the other recommended venues for future events. Cheers!


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By Tim Stevens
Doctor Otto Octavius is an adult male who presents as suffering from significant physical deterioration. According to the consensus of the client's doctors, his organs are largely unable to function without the assistance of machine and, even then, his remaining time is limited.
Oddly, however, Octavius seemed almost jocular. This did not seem to be the kind of relaxation that may result in one accepting that their imminent death is inevitable or the relief one with a critical illness may experience in regards to a final end to their pain. Instead, he presented as almost giddy, which is particularly at odds with his reputation even pre-chronic disease.
This writer had been invited in to assess the client in part because of this sudden dramatic shift in temperament, and in part because he had requested he be allowed to change his will and hospital administrators wanted assurances that Octavius was of sound enough mind to make such choices. The client readily agreed to the session without hesitation and commented that it would "be nice to talk to someone who isn't a real doctor for a change," presumably as both a reference to the numerous physicians that have been involved in the client's case since his hospitalization and as a putdown of this writer and, most likely, the field of psychology as a whole.
Unfortunately, the writer feels uncomfortable making a declaration either way. On the one hand, Octavius' current presentation is undeniably at odds with everything that this writer has read, seen, or heard about the client and would be unusual for nearly anyone in his state. Additionally, the client repeatedly evaded attempts to explore his state of mind, offering vague answers about change or abstract summaries of complex equations.
That said, he also was coherent enough to be evasive and seemed to actively delight in the numerous ways he could find to avoid answering my questions in a straightforward, honest manner. This would seem to indicate that his mind remains very present and nimble and that signs of mental illness are in fact willful choices on his part.
Given this, it is not surprising that Octavius was thoroughly rejecting and noncompliant when it came to the other purpose of the session, end of life counseling. Once again though, it was very difficult to discern if he was avoiding the topic because he was simply unwilling to face that he will die soon or because he is delusional enough to believe that he will survive.
In order to best answer the hospitals questions about the client, this writer has determined it would be best for him to see another team. With this in mind, Doctor Otto Octavius's next appointment is scheduled with Doctors Dan Slott and Humberto Ramos on December 26. For further information, please consult the AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #700 chart on that day.
Psy D. Candidate Tim Stevens, MA is a Dialectical Behavior Therapy Consultant and Practicum Trainee who currently provides therapy and outreach at a state university.


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Martin Luther & Holy Roman Emperor
(10 November 1483 – 18 February 1546) was a German monk, priest, professor of theology and iconic figure of the Protestant Reformation. The Holy Roman Emperor (or Roman-German Emperor ) is a term used by historians to denote a medieval ruler who had also received the title of Emperor of the Romans from the Pope. /5
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Mom & Dad's 72nd Anniversary - we sure miss you both! Happy Anniversary Lisa & Bradley! May 25: In 240 BCE the comet that would come to be known as "Halley's Comet" has its first recorded perihelion (closest to the Sun) passage; in 1521 the Diet of Worms ends when Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor, issues the Edict of Worms declaring Martin Luther an outlaw; in 1865, in Mobile, Alabama, 300 are killed when an ordnance depot explodes; in 1878 Gilbert and Sullivan's comic opera "H.M.S. Pinafore" opens at the Opera Comique in London; in 1895 playwright, poet, and novelist Oscar Wilde is convicted of "committing acts of gross indecency with other male persons" and sentenced to serve two years in prison; in 1925 John T. Scopes is indicted for teaching Charles Darwin's theory of evolution in Tennessee; in 1953 the first public television station in the United States officially begins broadcasting as KUHT from the campus of the University of Houston; in 1961 U.S. President John F. Kennedy announces before a special ...
TODAY IN CATHOLIC HISTORY Regina Magazine St. Angilbert, Frankish monk and diplomat dies in A.D. 814. Pope Gregory V dies in A.D. 999. The Sixth Crusade: Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor signs a ten-year truce with al-Kamil, regaining Jerusalem, Nazareth, and Bethlehem with neither military engagements nor support from the Papacy in A.D. 1229. Fra Angelico, Italian painter dies in A.D. 1455. Mary Tudor I of England, Queen of England and Ireland is born. Martin Luther, German monk and priest, leader of the Protestant Revolt dies in A.D. 1546 Michelangelo, Italian sculptor and painter known for many religious artworks dies in A.D. 1564. The Encyclical *** multorum charitate is promulgated by Pope Benedict XIV on February 18, 1745. Pope Benedict XVI announces seven new saints including American saint Kateri Tekakwitha and appoints 22 new Cardinals in A.D. 2012. Today is the Feast Day of St. Bernadette Soubirous, St. Simeon Bishop of Jerusalem, St. Flavian of Constantinople, and St. Angilbert.
It was on this day in 1521 that Pope Leo X excommunicated Martin Luther for condemning the Catholic Church in his 95 theses. Luther was a professor of biblical interpretation at the time in Germany, and he could find no text that permitted the Church to make money by selling indulgences for the forgiveness of sins. The Holy Roman Emperor Charles V called him to defend himself later that year, but Luther was defiant and he was declared an outlaw and heretic.
Today in Christian History January 3, 1521: Pope Leo X creates a bull of excommunication for Martin Luther that would have deprived him of civil rights and protection, but before its execution, Holy Roman Emperor Charles V allows Luther the opportunity to recant his beliefs at the Diet of Worms. When Luther instead affirms his beliefs, the bull is carried out (see issue 34: Luther's Early Years). January 3, 1785: The Methodist "Christmas Conference" concludes at Baltimore, Maryland, having created the Methodist Episcopal Church in America and elected Francis Asbury and Thomas Coke its two first "general superintendents" (see issue 2: John Wesley and issue 69: Charles and John Wesley). January 3, 1840: Joseph de Veuster, who, as Roman Catholic Missionary Father Damien gave his life ministering to lepers in Hawaii, is born in Tremelo, Belgium. January 3, 1892: Literature professor J.R.R. Tolkien, author of the Lord of the Rings trilogy and a devout Catholic, is born in Bloemfontein, South Africa (see issue ...
December 10 is the 344th day of the year (345th in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. There are 21 days remaining until the end of the year. Events 1041 – The son of Empress Zoe of Byzantium succeeds to the throne of the Eastern Roman Empire as Michael V. 1508 – The League of Cambrai is formed by Pope Julius II, Louis XII of France, Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor and Ferdinand II of Aragon as an alliance against Venice. 1510 – Portuguese Conquest of Goa: Portuguese naval forces under the command of Afonso de Albuquerque, and local mercenaries working for privateer Timoji, seize Goa from the Bijapur Sultanate, resulting in 451 years of Portuguese colonial rule. 1520 – Martin Luther burns his copy of the papal bull Exsurge Domine outside Wittenberg's Elster Gate. 1541 – Thomas Culpeper and Francis Dereham are executed for having affairs with Catherine Howard, Queen of England and wife of Henry VIII. 1665 – The Royal Netherlands Marine Corps is founded by Michiel de Ruyter 1684 – Isaac Ne ...
The Story of the Augsburg Confession Posted: 25 Jun 2013 Thanks to Pastor Walter Snyder who wrote this article a few years ago. Source. As a Lutheran pastor and theologian, especially since I began writing Ask the Pastor, I continually receive questions about my church: Who are we, where do we come from, what do we believe? Since we Lutherans have a very special remembrance this Sunday, I thought this a good time to share a bit of our history and teaching. Diet of AugsburgIn 1530, our Lutheran forefathers made public proclamation of a new summary of the ancient Scripture truth: Mankind is justified by God's grace through faith in Christ Jesus. They set forth this notion in a religious document affirmed by secular rulers. Written by Philipp Melanchthon, approved by Martin Luther, and signed by princes, dukes, and other civil leaders, the Augsburg Confession was presented to Charles V, the Holy Roman Emperor, on 25 June AD 1530.Some thirteen years of activity preceded this gathering. Many Lutherans (and a ...
1521.Trial of Martin Luther begins 2nd day during assembly of Diet of Worms in presence of Charles V,Holy Roman Emperor.
Today 1521 Martin Luther, catalyst of Protestantism, defies Holy Roman Emperor Charles V, refuses to recant his writings at Diet of Worms.
in 1521 Martin Luther had to appear before the Diet of Worms to be examined by the Holy Roman Emperor
On This Day In History: 1521 Charles V (1500–1558), the Holy Roman Emperor, declared that the writings of Martin Luther were to be burned. 1748 John Newton (1725–1807), the captain of a slave ship, was converted to Christianity during a huge storm at sea. He eventually became an Anglican clergyman, the author of the famous hymn "Amazing Grace" and a zealous abolitionist. 1913 Harriet Tubman, known as the "Moses of her people" for her work rescuing slaves and guiding them north on what was dubbed the Underground Railroad, died (b. ca. 1822).
The life of Martin Luther is one of the most fascinating stories in the history of Christianity. It has all the stuff of a good novel: parental conflict, spiritual agony, life-changing moments, near-misses, princes, popes, emperors, castles, kidnapping, mobs, revolution, massacres, politics, courage, controversy, disguises, daring escapes, humor and romance. And not only is it a good story, it marks a major turning point in western history and in Christianity. Luther at the Diet of Worms. Youth Luther's story begins in Eisleben, a small town in the region of Saxony in modern Germany. As a part of the Holy Roman Empire, 15th-century Saxony was under the political control of the Holy Roman Emperor and the religious control of the Roman pope. The Roman Catholicism into which Luther was born focused on purgatory, *** angels, demons, sin, judgment and the saints. Jesus was depicted as an unapproachable, terrifying judge, but believers knew they could call upon the Blessed Virgin and other sain ...
January 3 – Pope Leo X excommunicates Martin Luther in the papal bull Decet Romanum Pontificem. January 22 – Emperor Charles V opens the Diet of Worms. January 27 – Suleiman the Magnificent suppresses a revolt by the ruler of Damascus. January 28 – The Diet of Worms begins, lasting until May 25. March 6 – Ferdinand Magellan discovers Guam. March 16 – Ferdinand Magellan reaches the Philippines. April 7 – Ferdinand Magellan arrives at Cebu. April 16–April 18 – Martin Luther is examined before Emperor Charles V and the German Diet of Worms. April 24 – Revolt of the Comuneros – Battle of Villalar: Castilian royalists defeat the rebels and execute their three leaders. April 26 – Martin Luther leaves Worms and disappears for a year – he is rumored to be murdered, but is actually in hiding at the Wartburg Castle. April 27 – Magellan is killed in the Philippines, in the Battle of Mactan. May – War breaks out between Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor and Francis I, the King of France. May ...
On This Day Dec 10, 1520, Martin Luther publicly burned the papal edict. The papacy demanded that he recant or face excommunication. Luther refused and was formally expelled from the church in January 1521. And Protestants could be burned at the stake as heretics too. But the German princes did not care about religion. They were just tired of paying tribute (taxes) to the Holy Roman Emperor. Religion was a convenient way to get their populations to support their break with the Church. Wars of Religion followed for about 200 years. ~M~
No Halloween at the Lovell house. But we are celebrating Reformation Day! 495 years ago Martin Luther posted his 95 Theses to the Wittenburg door sparking the Protestant Reformation. Four years later, in 1521, Luther would give his famous defense of his stand against the Catholic Church before the Holy Roman Emperor, Charles V, at the Diet of Worms. "Unless I am convinced by proofs from Scriptures or by plain and clear reasons and arguments, I can and will not retract, for it is neither safe nor wise to do anything against conscience. Here I stand. I can do no other. God help me. Amen."
Have been reading "The Dark Sky Labyrinth" and its good but probably not most peoples' cup of tea... Its about a Lutheran astronomer/ mathematician in the time shortly after Martin Luther and they are being converted/ persecuted by the Catholics under the reign of the Holy Roman Emperor Rudolph II
Today in 1521 Edict of Worms of the Diet of Worms, presided over by Holy Roman Emperor Charles V, outlaws Martin Luther & his followers
The Edict of Worms, decreed today 1521, was issued by The Holy Roman Emperor Charles V banning the writings of Martin Luther.
Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor, issued the Edict of Worms, outlawing Martin Luther, on 25 May 1521
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Zeigler: no. This won't be news but anyone who hasn't seen it already should know that Trey Zeigler is headed to Central to play for his dad, which I find a deeply immoral decision that places family above my favorite sports team. In obviously related news, Isaiah Sykes is going to be on campus this weekend. Hopefully his transcripts are not a bloody mess of entrails.
Michigan's also going after Iowa decommit Cody Larson, a 6'9" 230 pound guy with a number of Big Ten schools after him; he could probably contribute more quickly than Jon Horford and his little pencil arms.
Side note: the NCAA has legalized "talking" to recruits when they're hanging around your campus. This is a win for common sense in general and Michigan in particular, since Michigan was guaranteed to be adhering to this rule as strictly as you possibly can and other schools… weren't.
Tate Forcier: mildly dinged. Forcier was spotted in a boot. Angelique Chengelis says it's a minor ankle sprain, the boot is precautionary, and Forcier is expected to practice today. Carry on with your panic about other matters.
You are all geniuses. There is a website that measures the overall stupidity of any particular account's twitter followers. It is called Stupid Fight. It thinks you, the MGoBlog readership, can assemble cars with your minds:
Suck on that, Stephen Hawking. (Also owned: Eleven Warriors, Black Heart Gold Pants, EDSBS, and Doctor Saturday.) When TSB colleague Chris Littman ran a bunch of folks yesterday, MGoBlog came out with a dazzlingly low score of 3. Someone must have posted something about American Idol today. No matter: you are America's only hope.
Another QB opinion. Might as well collect 'em all. Here's the latest impression from MVictors:
I'm basing this purely on the drills but Denard looks solid tossing the ball. Ins, outs, slants, deep – anyway you want it. Will be watching to see how he throws into coverage but I'm buying that RR's got a decision to make next season. … More of what I saw last week, but Gardner's arm just isn't on par with Forcier and Robinson right now.
That's based on a couple quick glimpses from the open sections of practice, so take it somewhat lightly but that's another tentative, caveat-laden vote for Robinson. In certain situations.
Meanwhile, Rodriguez is talking up the safeties on the Big Ten conference call:
"What we found more than anything else," he said during his Big Ten teleconference, "was a couple of guys, defensively, in the back end. … I feel better about it now than I did a few weeks ago."
MLive has the whole thing if you want to hear more Gardner panting.
Welcome to 2001. You know, I thought it was weird that the SEC didn't have high definition televisions in their replay booths. How hard is it to get a television in the press box? You tell me. These games are live. Stick a DirecTV dish on top of the stadium and maybe you won't make six soul-crippling errors a season.
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DVSport, Inc., the leader in state-of-the-art high definition (HD) sports replay technology, announced today its new contract with the Big Ten Conference to upgrade all DVSport Standard Definition (SD) replay systems in the Big Ten to DVSport HD Replay™ systems for the start of the 2010 football season. As part of the agreement, DVSport will also provide its SD replay systems to the Mid-American Conference (MAC).
Guh. It's not like this is important to anyone.
Patience? Anyone? I'm about ready to proclaim any and all former players' opinions of Rich Rodriguez to be not worth bothering with, whether they're good or bad. A couple of old Michigan players have knocked Rodriguez in the past couple days, and it annoys me. Amani Toomer:
I don't think the spread offense has worked that well in the Big Ten. I think Ohio State runs a version of it successfully, but not the straight zone read of Rich Rodriguez. One problem I have with Rich Rodriguez is this. He comes into a situation and he tries to put his system in. And I always thought the main point about being a coach, was going into a situation, seeing the players you have, and adjusting your system to your players to fit the talent. That's what Lou Holtz was good at, but he comes in there and tries to adjust the players to his system. And to me that is not a sign of a good coach
Toomer had issues with Lloyd Carr for whatever reason. He just beefs with everyone. Someone send him a link to The Golden Age of Tin and a valium. There is so much wrong in that statement that I've already shot down; I'm tired of it. But I do love this radio guys' follow up to Toomer's comment:
That year with Chad Henne, Mike Hart, Jake Long, players that you would kill for to run a pro offense. There are so few schools that can get those guys. But to go against those principles and make the system easier on the lineman and not utilize the tremendous wide receiver talent that you guys have had at Michigan just boggles my mind.
Behold the stunning ignorance of the average talk radio robot: Henne, Hart, and Long were gone. So were Adrian Arrington and Mario Manningham. The offensive line in 2008 was a wonky mish-mash with maybe seven halfway plausible bodies, one of whom was a guard that had been a defensive linemen just weeks before the season. I don't know why I bother disputing this stuff. It's self-evidently not the work of someone who cares whether he sounds like an idiot or not.
Meanwhile, Dhani Jones "blasted" Rich Rodriguez on Jim Rome:
"I'm not cool with him. I'm at my wits end right now. I mean, you can't come in and explain that you're going to do all this, and then your first year? Terrible. Second year? Alright -- but then terrible. You have to be able to change something if you're really going to make a statement. You have to do it within the first two years, and this is his third."
If you're inclined you can annoy the moderator at Jones's "livechat" on Saturday with questions about why he can't have a little patience that won't get through.
None of this helps. Dave Brandon is an adult and won't be swayed by talk radio, so all speaking out like that does is provide another PR hit against the program. It's juvenile. Suck it up and wait until this year is over.
Michigan Hockey Summer came early. For those unfamiliar, "Michigan Hockey Summer" refers to the hockey team's uncanny ability to have painful, unexpected departures in between the end of one season and the beginning of the next. Michigan sort of had its MHS midseason, when Robbie Czarnik left and Jack Campbell didn't sign over the course of a week. Having already paid their debt to the hockey gods, it sounds like Michigan will escape this summer unscathed. An AnnArbor.com article on Carl Hagelin and Louie Caporusso certainly seems to kill any idea either would sign:
"We want to be the leaders on this team and we want to lead our team to the championship," Caporusso said this week. "We're going to take that responsibility and we're fine with that. That's the position you want to be in. You want people to count on you.
"That's pressure, but pressure leads to excitement."
If those guys come back, which sounds more than likely, the next most likely guy to go is Brandon Burlon, a Devils draftee, and Chris Brown, a Coyotes draftee. Neither is likely to go given those franchises' history with collegians.
Knock on wood, salt, ladder, etc.
Missed an "in before" opportunity. WCH took in the OHL 1 vs 2 matchup in Plymouth en route to the Frozen Four and commented that he didn't think the level of play was particularly high and that an OHL team would probably fare about as well as the USNTDP against college opponents, and I thought "how long before some nearly illiterate CHL fan calls WCH a 'looser'?" Turns out it's approximately eight hours, most of which came between 1 and 8 AM:
You are so full of s--- it scares me…….most OHL teams would hammer the usa u 18 team,Id like to see them play the Windsor,Barrie,Missy,Kitchner,
What is it with major junior that makes defenders so pissy? Whenever I bring up something like "the USHL is on par by the numbers" or "the CHL education package is basically a scam" I get a number of emails in the inbox that amount to long-winded nuh-uhs with zero supporting evidence. It's vastly out of proportion given the tiny number of people who care about hockey period, let alone college and major junior.
Etc.: The Mathlete breaks out the most valuable defensive players last year. Surprise! Brandon Graham is a landslide #1. RVB is the top returner. GQ asks "Do Football Writers Really Know Their Xs and Os?" Attn GQ: no. I don't know my Xs and Os that well and I've been trying for five years.
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America number one. Weird experience last night: watched a sporting event and had the team I wanted to win the game actually, you know, win it. This was the Orange Bowl, where Iowa beat Georgia Tech to give the league four wins over top 15 opponents, two BCS wins, and a winning bowl record. This will reduce the number of offseason Clay Travis columns that erroneously cite the SEC's big pile of money—the Big Ten's pile is essentially equivalent—as the reason they're fielding teams full of Terminators against the rest of college football's Hello Kitty dolls. There are now 26 scheduled instead of 180.
So thanks for that, Iowa. I'm glad that when From The Rumble Seat asked me for my best Iowa-related smack talk I demurred because the only thing I hate about Iowa is the fact that they lose to Iowa State more than they should. I hate Iowa State with a passion unknown to man.
Also, Ricky Stanzi takes up the banner J Leman first gloriously thrust upon the shores of the blogosphere:
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So… you're wise. Michigan legend and extremely old guy Red Simmons turned 100 a couple days ago, which means he's seen a considerable amount of things in his day. I wonder if he feels like Windle Poons, who was a 133 year-old magician in a couple of Discworld novels*. Poons felt like he had been old for the vast majority of his life, and that seemed unfair. This random biographical tidbit, even moreso than competing against Jesse Owens or helping Joe Louis get in shape, best sums up just how long Simmons has been around:
When his grades slipped, Simmons was given a second chance after track coach Lloyd Olds and dean of men James "Bingo" Brown - who was also the state boxing commissioner - asked the university's president to give Simmons a second chance.
During the meeting, Bingo—the dean of men!—chewed on a stogie and crankily took a phone call about some Italian kid with a bruised brain. In keeping with the traditions of the time, Bingo—man dean!—suggested the kid be sold for his meat.
There are many opportunities to tap into his reservoirs of wisdom from AnnArbor.com and MVictors. Greg has plenty of video from his recent interview with Simmons:
There's also transcripts for the video-averse. Other Red, you are on notice:
On men's hockey Coach Red Berenson's recent birthday: Well, he's just 70 or so, what the hell is that? [laughs] I always say, 'Oh, to be 80 again!'
Braylongate II. So, yeah, Braylon Edwards did this on the Sunday Night Football introductions:
Everyone on the planet immediately interpreted this as a shot at Rich Rodriguez, including yrs truly. But Braylon says it isn't so:
"Last night during my pre-taped introduction, as a way of paying tribute to Coach Carr, I indentified myself as being from 'Lloyd Carr's University of Michigan,'" Edwards said. "I had no intention of showing any disrespect to Coach Rich Rodriguez.
"I love the University of Michigan and will always be loyal to its coaching staff past, present and future."
I believe him; when I had my usual segment on WTKA on Monday Ira Weintraub came in and mentioned that Stan Edwards had called the station up wishing to clarify that. A number of other players, including Tom Brady, have made comments far less ambiguous ("ugly") about the current state of the program and have not rushed to make sure people didn't misinterpret their comments.
Not that any of this matters at all. Rodriguez will either win or he won't. That's basically what Dhani Jones said on Jim Rome…
"Up to this point it really hasn't been that good of a job at all," Jones said. "But then you have to look at the perspective of how long it takes for a class to change over to be his class. There's a lot of different things, but as a Michigan man you expect things to be changed in an instant. Sometimes you have to have a little bit more patience.
"Two years, my patience is running a bit thin. So next year it's going to be really a qualifying or disqualifying year for his ability as a coach to get the program in the right direction. And I don't think many people will stand for it if he doesn't do a good job next year."
That's one version of everyone's take, isn't it? Everyone basically says real improvement, yardage parity-ish, and something like eight wins from a 13 game schedule, give or take one based on context. He'll either do that or he won't. The rest is noise.
I really, really don't care about whether Rich Rodriguez should be fired or not. Short of a bomb from the NCAA, he'll get a shot to turn things around. So all this stuff about factions and statements from former players and everyone's opinion on the program is the verbal equivalent of Badger Badger Badger. It's mildly diverting noise containing zero information that's turned annoying from overexposure.
A light at the end of the ridiculous tunnel. This has sat in a tab for almost a month now but no one else has taken up this incredibly critical issue so here goes: when Michigan switched over to Coke something horrible happened. All the fountains at Yost and Crisler were replaced by little refrigerators with 20-ounce bottles in them that sell for four dollars each*. The list of things that I would do before paying four dollars for a bottle of Diet Coke includes "cut off own toes" and "attempt to survive ten minutes in a cage with Brandon Graham."
I'll happily pay the same amount for a fountain drink, though. As a result I spend most of one intermission at Yost fighting through the crowds to the one place that will sell me one. This makes no sense but approximately 20% of the population is nodding fervently right now, which is distressing for the people who aren't reading this post and think they're having a stroke.
Anyway, the current regime might get thrust to one side in favor of a different corporation with an equally silly name:
…University of Michigan officials are selecting a concessionaire for that facility, plus Michigan Stadium, Crisler Arena and venues for baseball, softball, soccer and track.
Incumbent V/Gladieux Enterprises of Toledo, Ohio, is competing for a long-term contract against Aramark, Sodexo and Boston Culinary Group, which submitted a bid before it announced its merger with Centerplate in November. …
Michigan expects to select a food provider by February, Winters said.
I emailed Bruce Madej if this meant a return of fountain drinks—this is life and death, people—and his reply was vague and noncommittal. I thought I detected a playful wink-wink nudge-nudge we'll-get-it-fixed but that could be wishful thinking on The Issue of Our Time.
BONUS! The main section of that article is about Notre Dame's new hockey rink and how the design is modeled after Yost.
*(I think they've unplugged it now but for the first few games they did this literally feet from the regular old Yost vending machine that offered the same product for $1.50.)
Increase the pain. At The Sporting Blog I make a case that the NCAA should shoot down USC's proposed basketball sanctions in favor of a tourney ban starting two years from now, a removal of transfer penalties for current players, and long-term scholarship reductions. (Mea culpa: the post exaggerates how bad Michigan was in their tourney-ban year.) Delaying penalties like that would be less harsh on players who did nothing wrong and harsher on the adults that lost control of the program, and who doesn't like that idea?
Etc.: GS riffs on the house divided meme in the aftermath of Braylongate II. There is a book that actually offers up "Five Very Good Reasons To Punch A Dolphin In The Mouth" that I assume BOX will immediately buy many copies of. Crisler is going to get some boring-sounding but necessary renovations before a (currently hypothetical but probable) second round of stuff you can actually perceive.
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Probably no reason to be alarmed. This popped up over a busy weekend: that thread on the message board has validity to it. There was an incident at Scorekeeper's over the weekend between a few football players and (presumably gel-haired) ruffians. You can extrapolate the names from context if you want.
Anyway: a couple sources indicate that the incident is very unlikely to end up in court or anything; suspensions are therefore unlikely and the punishment will probably be handled by Barwis.
About whom eeee. Will Johnson remains the scariest bald 22 year old on the planet:
Defensive tackle Will Johnson turned in the day's most-impressive performance, wowing the scouts and onlookers with an eye-popping and record-setting 47 reps of 225 pounds. The effort eclipsed anything that has been previously achieved by a Wolverine and broke what was believed to be the NFL Combine record, 42 reps set by former U-M left tackle Jake Long last season. Johnson also clocked 4.9 second in the 40-yard dash.
Johnson's given up on the receding hairline and gone for the wholly bald look, which usually makes white guys look like cancer patients. Johnson, however…
…eh, not so much.
Marve? More like No-rve. Miami transfer Robert Marve, he of the father that really hates Randy Shannon, has a final list of schools he's considering:
Former Miami quarterback Robert Marve, who left the Hurricanes after his redshirt freshman season, hopes to choose a new school after visiting Michigan, Nebraska, Purdue, Texas Tech, South Florida and UCLA.
Uh, one of these schools is not like the other when it comes to "enjoys pocket passers": Michigan. Marve has to sit out next year and will be a redshirt junior when eligible, so bringing him in would be like taking a JUCO QB in the 2010 class. A pocket-passing JUCO who wasn't very good and has a tendency to blow up in a program-embarrassing fashion when not anointed the starter.
Michigan doesn't need drama or pocket passers who won't be eligible this year. I don't have any inside info here, I seriously doubt Marve even takes a visit, and if he ends up transferring to Michigan I'll eat my hat.
Goodbye, beautiful antagonist. Le Anne Schreiber's two-year run as ESPN ombudsman has come to an end. She was excellent, if almost always ignored, and her final column aptly sums up the frustrations many sports fans have with the Worldwide Monolith:
the message from fans that I have found hardest to impress on ESPN's executives and talent is this: The predictable day-after-day dominance on ESPN of certain marquee teams and players is making a lot of fans both heartsick and cynical.
The rest of it is right on and worth reading, especially if you're the guy who directed the Michigan-Iowa game and thought it would be a fantastic idea to miss game action for fake Tom Izzo hairstyles.
Dhani Jones: famous! True story: once when I was in college Dhani Jones came to a performance of the sketch comedy troupe I was writing for. At the time he had just had some sort of shoulder surgery and was beslinged. After the show I approached him, said hi, asked him how the arm was doing, and actually sort of patted him on the back, if I remember correctly. It was creepy. This was mortifying about 5 seconds after the fact, and remains so to this day.
Anyway, Jones is now on the TV, and if he ever mentions "random Albanians" that's probably my doing. Also he won't ever do that. But he'll do other things:
Jones, a former Michigan and current Cincinnati Bengals linebacker -- and bow tie designer -- brings a nice light touch to his new Travel Channel series, which premieres at 9 p.m. Monday. [uh… yesterday.]
In future weeks, he'll take on nine more sports, including rugby in England, dragon boat racing in Singapore, Schwingen wrestling in Switzerland, hurling in Ireland and jai alai in Spain, while sampling the local culture in beautifully shot travelogues.
"They're all amazing sports," Jones said. "It's hard to say which one I enjoyed more than the others. Some are more intense than others, some are more enjoyable, but they all were life-changing."
Jones rugby exploits for the show were featured here a while back.
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