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Doubles success doesn't guarantee team success in collegiate tennis, but it's a tremendous help.
That's been obvious this week during the Southern Conference men's tennis tournament at the Champions Club, where the team that has won the doubles point has gone on to win eight of the nine matches so far.
"Winning the doubles is huge," College of Charleston men's coach Jay Bruner said. "It kick-starts the match in terms of momentum and spirit. It's probably even bigger than just the one point that you get."
Furman men's coach Paul Scarpa developed the doubles-first system used in NCAA tennis.
In the old format, teams played six singles matches followed by the three doubles matches, though sometimes a win was clinched during the singles.
Since Scarpa's system was adopted by the NCAA in 1993, the three doubles matches (eight-game pro sets) are played first and the school with two wins gets a point. The first school with four points wins the overall match.
"I think it has been a big success," Scarpa said of the current format.
The only men's team to have lost a match this week after winning the doubles point is top-seeded Elon, which fell 4-1 to fifth-seeded Samford in the semifinals Friday. The Phoenix had won the doubles point and the match 13 times in a row before facing the Bulldogs.
Samford will face No. 2 seed Charleston in the final today. The Cougars easily won the doubles point Friday against No. 6 Furman and finished off the Paladins 4-1.
"A lot of teams can get three points, and we play so many matches that are 4-3, so it's really important to win the doubles," Bruner said. "I think the eight-game pro set has elevated [doubles] because it brings a lot of intensity in a really short amount of time."
Winning the doubles point hasn't been quite as pivotal in the women's tournament. Of the nine matches so far, the team that was able to take a 1-0 lead has won five times.
The third-seeded Furman women prevailed 4-1 Friday despite losing the doubles point against No. 2 seed UNC Greensboro.
Christin Newman, who plays No. 1 singles and No. 3 doubles for the top-seeded Charleston women, said winning the doubles point has been a huge factor in the top-seeded Cougars' 13-match winning streak, however.
During that streak, which includes Friday's 4-0 semifinal win over No. 4 seed Samford, Charleston has won the doubles point 12 times.
"The team that wins the doubles goes into the singles with that much more confidence," Newman said. "It it so much easier to win three singles than to go in thinking that you've got to win four out of the six. The psychological aspect is huge."
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Just threw this together for lunch. It was delicious. What are some of your really quick meals that are not just filling, but very satisfying?
Spinach Flatbread Pizza
Sauteed garlic in EVOO just until fragrant; added chopped baby spinach, salt, pepper and crushed red pepper flakes. Sauteed until spinach wilted and some of the juices evaporated. Warmed naan in the toaster oven on the lowest toast setting. Spread with ricotta, dolloped spinach over top. Tore up slices of mozzarella and spaced evenly over spinach. Toasted on the highest setting. Drizzled with a little more EVOO.
Hmm. Omelets come to mind. But apart from this, a fave is shrimp and greens (usually spinach, but sometimes rappi)
Finely chop four cloves garlic and a bunch of scallions (I use most of the greens, too). Toss in a pan with olive oil, S, P and red pepper flakes til garlic and scallions soften.
Add a pound of peeled and deveined shrimp. Spritz with lime. Cook for about 6 minutes or until shrimp is pink. Take shrimp out, set aside.
Put a pat of butter or another glug of olive oil into pan. Chop up a big bag of spinach or a big bunch of rappi (chop the stems very fine) and (if you like) halved grape or cherry tomatoes. Throw into pan.
Add more S&P to greens. Add small drizzle balsamic. Cook down the greens. Arrange prettily in a large warm serving bowl. Put shrimp on top.
I seem to be using a lot of leftover s/mashed potatoes lately in lunches.
Kid-friendly, warning.. so kid friendly: I feel like I've been sentenced to making potato and sausage burritos for my daughter lately. Because it's Every. Single.Day. I have to admit, though, the combination of a good German sausage or Cajun andouille mixed with smashed potatoes warmed in a skillet with butter, then rolled into a griddle-warmed flour tortilla with slices of cheddar inside is so good. We both like adding a tiny bit of the liquid from pickled jalapenos while the potatoes are warming.
My (two) favorite thing(s) in the entire world, Oyster Stew or Potato Soup: In a saucepan sweat a bit of diced onion and celery in butter for a few minutes, until they start to soften. Add either fresh shucked or canned oysters with a bit of their liquor OR about a half cup of leftover mashed potatoes. Finish with milk and/or cream (if potatoes, I usually do half chicken stock, half milk or cream) and season to taste with s&p. Bacon hurts neither. Finish with an obscenely fat pat of butter.
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Enchilada casserole. Not exactly authentic but quick and satisfying. Rip corn trtilas into small pieces and get dreative. Add in canned beans, corn, hominy, enchilada sauce, shredded or cubed cheese, cotrae cheese, sour cream, chopped onions, peppers, just about anything.
Either bake till everything is tender and hot, as long as you like, really, or coverand microwave till its as cooked as you like. Is not fancy but it does taste good and if you microwave it, it can be done n about 15 min.
Tacos, too. I use veg meat. Sautee some onions, toss in a can of beans and the meat or veg substitute. Serve as tacos or make it into a taco bowl salad likecI do, layered with all the fillings and salad ingredients.
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Yes, true, I adn't thought of that. But most of the chilaquiles I've had use eggs, like a scramble. Another favorite. Love the stuff! Darn, now I'm hungry :)
hot sandwiches of just about any kind that can be toasted under the broiler. and with cheese - they HAVE to have cheese!
also, dosas are an almost instant meal, but you have to have dosa batter sitting around for that! so maybe those take 24 hours..and 10 minutes! we make all kinds of combinations, but dosa with egg is always great (with beetroot chutney and hot sauce - not necessarily traditional but so good!)
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We get ready made dosa batter at the Indian store in the refrigerated section. No, it's not as good as home made, but it scratches the itch.
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we get very high quality batter at the store - almost as good as homemade! problem is, i don't always get there in time and they are sometimes sold out!
and you're right - it's like an itch: gotta get to my dosas NOW!!!
when my daughter gets home for thanksgiving, i know dosas will be high on her list of homemade food requests.
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What? There is ready made dosa batter? Not in my dinky town, but the next time I'm visiting friends in a larger city I'll have to give the indian stores a try.
Most of my meals are 10 - 15 minute meals. A lot of pasta - Spaghetti Carbonara is one, spaghetti with sardines is another. I use the thin spaghetti so it cooks faster, and prep the sauce while the pasta is boiling. Once the pasta is done, combine and serve!
Breakfast for dinner can be made in just about 10 - 15 minutes too. Oatmeal in the microwave, Cook up a batch of sausages or bacon in a pan, then use it to fry eggs. Add some fruit, and dinner!
Miso soup is a fast/easy meal if you keep all the ingrediants on hand - I use instant Dashi granules, dissolve and heat up the broth, add a generous amount of cubed tofu, dried seaweed, and miso and heat again. Top with green onions. And while this isn't traditional (I don't think!) I like a couple of drops of sesame oil too. I use enough seaweed and tofu to make it a filling meal, though you can look up other ideas for add ins for miso soup and customize to your tastes.
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[/b](If your console is connected wirelessly) [spoiler]Moving the modem closer to your console will give you a better and more stable connection, and, more importantly, will enable your cheap ass to finally get an ethernet cable so you don't have to use wireless. Why where you using wireless in the first place? Dumbass. [i]-But Dave! I could move the modem / router while I install the game! No need to do it now![/i] No. Moving a modem requires moving of cables. And god forbid, moving of outlets for cables. These things may involve such things as: Sawing, Drilling, Hammering, Measuring, Bribing, and/or Tipping. You may also have to reset the modem. These things can take time. If you decide to get a cable between the console and modem / router, someone might try to convince you to get category 6. You probably don't need that and a Category 5 ethernet cable should be fine.[/spoiler] [b]• Test the connection between your Console and the respective Matchmaking Service.[/b] [spoiler]In my case this is an old, fat, white 360 with non-lethal red-ring syndrome. And it has to connect trough a modem to the internet, and from there to Xbox Live. Such tests are usually found within the console settings under network settings. This is true on the 360 as well. This is also where you will find options and configuration for your, you know, network settings, which we will also have to discuss. Are you still reading this because Im about to fall asleeeeezzzzzz. Sorry about that. This shit is extremely boring. If you are on a 360, like me, then you can also pop in a copy of Halo: Reach™ to do a little trick. When the game has loaded, and the 343i propaganda has disappeared (can take time), you will press Start and go to the thingy that says Network Status on it. 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Anyone been yet? I'm going on Friday; seen the bahn mi praised but don't see myself ordering that for dinner. Looking for opinion and suggestions, thanks.
I tried it and wasn't crazy about it. I had one really good dish there, the Korean Rice Cakes. Everything else was underwhelming, including the banh mi, which costs three times as much and is not as good as a banh mi from, say, Cafe Nhu Y or even O Sandwiches. I realize that Sampan is using Berkshire pork in theirs and Cafe Nhu Y is most likely *not*, but if the flavor isn't there, it doesn't matter that much one way or the other. It may be partly due to high expectations, I was looking forward to this place opening and it's not nearly as good as I was hoping. Nothing I had was *bad*, but apart from the rice cakes, I didn't have anything I'd go back there to eat. It's also much more expensive than most other places that do this type of food (and do it better), though most of those places are definitely not upscale like Sampan is supposed to be.
Anyway, if you have a choice, you may want to try to go somewhere else, like Rangoon or Cafe de Laos or Vietnam or something, you'll spend less and have a more delicious (and authentic) meal. But if you're definitely going, I'd get the korean rice cakes, they were great. Oh, and dessert was excellent, too.
re: Buckethead
Thanks, buckethead. I am definitely going (looking for more upscale and its a group thing).
What else did you get that was particularly underwhelming? I will try to avoid those items, so at the very least I can flesh out this thread with more hits/misses.
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I wasn't a fan of the chicken wings, the menu described them as Thai chicken wings but I couldn't detect much in the way of Asian flavors going on. Another dish that I liked and would recommend (not as much as the rice cakes) was the lobster roll. Let us know what you find out.
re: Buckethead
Had a nice dinner here on Friday. Got to try a handful of items: Banh Mi, Kobe Papaya salad, Lamb Satay, Chicken Samosa, Korean Rice Cakes, and peanut butter cup creation for dessert.
Rice cakes, as you mentioned were excellent; easily the best dish of the night. Even those who claimed to not like kim chi enjoyed it. Chicken Samosa was tasty if unexciting. Lamb Satay was really more like petite grilled lamb chops and were very good.
Banh Mi was just like you said, good but no improvement over the Washington Ave spots. In fact, the pork belly was very tough and chewy, actually a downgrade from the fast food versions. They wouldn't tell me where the baguette was from besides "Washington Street" (server's words) but I suspect it was Ba Le; good, but why not upgrade it? Kobe Beef Papaya Salad was similar; flavor was on point but the kobe beef didn't really add anything from the versions I've had at other Vietnamese Restaurants.
The peanut butter cup dessert was pretty great. Dark chocolate cups filled with peanut butter mascarpone topped with a vanilla non-dairy ice cream which had a marshmellow-y texture. The cups were not very sweet, but served with peanuts in a sweet syrup, allowing us to adjust sweetness to our tastes. Very well executed and creative.
I enjoyed the cocktails, especially the giant Scorpion Bowl, which was fun to share with the table.
Overall a fun place to go and start off a night out; I would go back with a group but in no hurry to go back just for the food.
I went for a happy hour a couple of weeks ago. Just shared a couple of dishes, but really enjoyed the brussel sprouts and the frogs legs. The frogs legs were done in the style of wings with a creamy sriracha dressing, which was really tasty. We also had some kind of chicken on a stick, which was, you know, fine, for chicken on a stick.
I had a couple of the blood orange drinks, maybe they call them "martinis" and remarkably they weren't sickeningly sweet like specialty cocktails can be.
Some of the small plates are reasonably priced, but I could see it really adding up for dinner.
Mostly my impression is that the interior of the place is a little odd. It's really dark, except for the glowing wall panels, which seemed really cool in concept. Unfortunately if you are facing them, everyone facing you is entirely backlit and difficult to see, so I found myself squinting through the meal. Service was good, if a little inexperienced.
If I went back, I might try the bar area in the center for a drink a few snacks.
We had dinner here tonight before going to the Forrest theater and grazed through a lot of the menu. Lots of very good dishes and a couple just ok's. We shared the following:
Shrimp noodle salad - just OK, four butterflied shrimp, lots of noodles, radish and pickled onion.
Octopus spinach salad - very good, grilled and chilled octopus sections with fresh spinach and a tangy mustard sauce.
Kobe Carpaccio - very good, melt in your mouth beef, taro chips.
Soft shell crab special - excellent, a huge soft shell lightly coated and sauteed.
Edamame dumplings - excellent, five large dumplings with a lot of truffle essence.
Chicken satay - just OK, chicken on a stick with a peanut buttery sauce.
Lamb satay - excellent, two small lamb chops perfectly grilled.
Wonton taco - excellent, three shrimp filled mini tacos
Philly cheese steak - very good, four bao bun slices with shredded steak, shallots and cheese stacked on top.
Along the way we had a martini and four glasses of wine. Split for three people including tip was $66 per person. A lot of food, we were stuffed and great service!
Five of us had an early dinner at Sampan last night - a convenient place after the Forrest Theater, and it will be convenient for anyplace on Broad Street.
We all enjoyed it very much. Sleek, modern atmosphere but comfortable.
We shared many dishes, including a salad with mushrooms, crab roll (excellent), dumplings (very good), Korean ribs (big hit), rice cake dish (delicious), shrimp pad thai (another big hit), brocolli, and my very favorite, grilled Brussel sprouts.
Or course food will be less expensive on Washington Avenue, but everything was well prepared, served in a classy way, and quite good.
Our only disappointment was dessert. They didn't have the peanut butter/choc thing, and we tried a grilled pineapple pie - small chunks of pineapple that were too sweet, very little pie.
Our bill for the five of us was $165 including tax and tip. Only three drinks.
We would definitely return.
I recently re-visited Sampan and it was much better than my first visits when they first opened. The one great dish I had there the first time, the Korean Rice Cakes, is still on the menu but under a different name now, "noodles and sausage" or something like that. We had maybe 6 dishes and there were a couple not so great ones in there but the rest were all interesting and good. I especially liked the edamame dumplings (which I had the first time I was there but they are much better now).
We ate there last weekend with a large group (11). We agreed to do the $40 tasting menu, you make your own selections here instead of chef's choice like many other tasting menus At dinner it is 3 small, 2 sides, and 1 from each other section making 9 dishes even though the menu states 7. They graciously allowed us to break the table in half for ordering; good thing. Getting 6 to agree on a dish was hard enough-11 would have been impossible. The kitchen made sure there was an appropriate quantity of food for each item, and we had plenty to eat.
Overall I was very pleased with our meal and the service. None of the dishes we ordered were duds, and a few really stood out.
Big hits: Philly Cheese Steak, Pho dumplings, and surprisingly amazing Brussel Sprouts
Second tier: Hamachi Ceviche, Calamari Salad, Charred Thai Chicken
Tasty, but would not order again-shrimp pad thai, lobster stir fried noodles, kobe beef satay
I got a few bites passed down from the other end of the table and had a very tasty crispy chicken bao bun and uninspired Kim Chee fried rice and sea bass. Dessert was a couple of fun mini IC cones, something chocolatey and froot loop vanilla.
We're not local, so I'm likely to go elsewhere the next time I am in town just for variety, but if I was local I'd eat here often.


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The Holocaust survivor, writer, and scientist Primo Levi, in his own words. Over the course of more than twenty-five years, Primo Levi gave more than two hundred newspaper, journal, radio, and television interviews, speaking with such varied authors as Philip Roth and Germaine Greer. Marco Belpoliti and Robert Gordon have selected and translated thirty-six of the most important of these interviews for The Voice of Memory. We recognize the familiar voice of Levi's masterpieces, from The Periodic Table to The Drowned and the Saved. But we also see a fuller, more varied, and more complex picture of the writer famously shrouded in his past. There is Levi the Holocaust witness; the writer; the chemist; the intellectual; the political polemicist; and the atheist and Jew, holding onto his Jewish culture while rejecting the symbols of a faith he could not share. Levi emerges in a rich, contradictory, and essentially human light--he was a classic figure out of place. As he put it, "I am an amphibian, a centaur. . . . I live with this paranoiac split." Levi's status as perhaps the most important of the survivor-writers of the Holocaust is enhanced still further by his many voices speaking in this remarkable book.
From The Voice of Memory: "Survival in itself proves nothing; as someone who has survived I do not feel in any way either a hero or a resister. I am at peace with myself because I have borne witness, because I kept my eyes and ears open so that I could tell the story of what I saw truthfully, with accuracy. . . . Even today, after so many years, I have preserved a visual and acoustic memory of my experiences there that I cannot explain. . . . For some reason that I cannot fathom, something anomalous happened to me, almost an unconscious preparation for the task of bearing witness."
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William Locke, Montana State University-Bozeman
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Glasgow: Second seed Parupalli Kashyap and PV Sindhu, RMV Gurusaidutt as well as defending champions Jwala Gutta and Ashwini Ponnappa notched up quarter-finals wins at the Emirates Arena on Friday. But fourth seed Kidambi Srikanth and sixth seed P.C. Thulasi had to bite the dust as their campaigns came to an end.
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Listing #44847 by ›› Prof_Jakenya_PhD_OGW on 04-Oct-2010 4:32 pm . 4,612 views . 63 comments . 192 prints . › Flag This Listing...........The Luo tribe is Kenya's third largest ethnic group following the Kikuyu and Luhya. Luos make up approximately 12 percent of Kenya's population. Luos, a Nilotic people, also live in smaller numbers in Uganda and Tanzania. In Kenya, the Luo reside in the regions around Lake Victoria. The Lango and Acholi tribes of Uganda are considered to be clans of the Luo tribe since their language is similar to the Luo language, Dholuo. Historians believe that the Luo and other Kenyan Nilotic tribes originally came from the Nile regions of Sudan, entering Kenya through Northern Uganda. Upon their arrival in Kenya, Luos settled in the present day Nyanza Province, where they are neighbors to the Kisii, Luhya and Kipsigis tribes. Luo people are among the few Kenyan tribes that do not traditionally circumcise their males as an initiation to manhood. Instead, in Luo traditions, initiation involves the removal of six front teeth - three each from the upper and lower jaws. Another unique Luo custom is wife inheritance whereby, if a man dies, one of his brothers or close relatives inherits his widow and must meet all of her marital requirements. The Luo mourning ceremony, tero buru, is still widely practiced. This is a unique, elaborate and dramatic ceremony that symbolizes the departure of a loved one. While most Luos are now Christians, many still uphold most of their traditional cultural customs. This is especially true for those living in the rural areas. However, some of the Luo cultural practices now regarded as retrogressive are slowly fading away, such as wife inheritance. As well, recent efforts have been made to promote male circumcision among the Luo, Teso and Turkana people, to help curb the spread of HIV and AIDS. Perhaps one of the most interesting and noticeable attributes common among the elite, educated or urban Luo people is their flamboyant character and sense of style, in addition to their polished and eloquent command of the English language, otherwise known as The Queen's English. Mtado?? * Showing only the most recent 25 comments... ›› Show all 63 comments ›› momo 04-Oct-2010, 5:59 pm, reply_396481 @Shiro it is not that kenyans like attacking each other it is just the two tribes like attacking each other.i don't know y they hate each other that much. ›› Prof_Jakenya_PhD_OGW 04-Oct-2010, 6:28 pm, reply_396508 The intent of this listing was not to elevate the Luo among other tribes,it was just some plain facts about the Luo tribe and their traditions... Why pple have changed it into some tribal competition I have not nyitad... @shiro,the custom of teeth removal was for administration of medicine as some learned friends have put it. with advancement in medicine,its nolonger necessary,and just like due to medical reasons,Luos circumcise these days...i once worked in Laikipia,and tell you what,those Kikuyus I worked amongst are damn poor and mostly depend on food aid,like those sides of Ngarua,Sopili towards Olmoran...and soembody comes here saying kikuyus are rich.. the bottom line is,5% of all tribes arerich,the rest 95% are rock bottom poor!! ujinga ipelekwe mbali,mimi jaluo nimesema!!! ›› KingKenny 04-Oct-2010, 6:32 pm, reply_396510 teeth removal for medicine?kwani they cant swallow? ›› shiro 04-Oct-2010, 6:37 pm, reply_396515 Thx Momo for clarifying that for me. Dr. Jakenya, why do kikuyus and Luos always engage in this back and forth war of the words? We are just discussing anyway, so anyone who thinks why? Can it stop and how? ›› Prof_Jakenya_PhD_OGW 04-Oct-2010, 6:38 pm, reply_396516 @The King,in old days of out forefathers,there used to be a disease called lockjaw or tetanus.Now when you have this disease,ur jaws lock tightly,nothing can get in.. In order to facilitate administration of oral medicine(herbs),teeth could be removed so that the medicine is poured through the gap.. btw,the kalenjin also used to remove their teeth,maybe for the same reasons.. ›› Cherie 04-Oct-2010, 6:39 pm, reply_396517 my 2 cents worth, the luos have bn misunderstood 4 too long... ›› Prof_Jakenya_PhD_OGW 04-Oct-2010, 6:42 pm, reply_396521 @shiro,there has always political competition and mistrust between the Kikuyu and the Luo.This was mainly after Kenyatta betrayed Oginga Odinga(ogonga had refused to become prime minister until kenyatta is released) and also after Mboya was felled by a bullet by a Kikuyu... recently the Luo also felt betrayed by Kibaki..so this mistrust just contnues and continues... ›› Prof_Jakenya_PhD_OGW 04-Oct-2010, 6:44 pm, reply_396522 @Labelle,can you remove that comment,its offensive to me! ›› Prof_Jakenya_PhD_OGW 04-Oct-2010, 6:46 pm, reply_396526 And you shold also mourn in peace without having to ruffle my feathers!!iwinjo nyako!! ›› Prof_Jakenya_PhD_OGW 04-Oct-2010, 6:46 pm, reply_396527 Can you elaborate@Cherie? ›› shiro 04-Oct-2010, 6:47 pm, reply_396528 Oh come on labelle, u r honestly becoming boring. I'm also new on K-list and take heat more than that. Dr. so what you mean is that the beef will not end anytime soon? I didn't really know about Tom Mboya's story but I'm not so good following politics ›› Prof_Jakenya_PhD_OGW 04-Oct-2010, 6:51 pm, reply_396533 @shiro,this beef isnt likely to end soon,i see it coming in 2010 when Raila will want some payback for supporting Kibaki and I am sure he wont get it... Wachana na huyu mtoto@Labelle,seems camron gave her some Kamutee from Kamba land... ›› Prof_Jakenya_PhD_OGW 04-Oct-2010, 6:53 pm, reply_396534 Thank @Labelle for removing that offensive reply na nisione reply yako tena kwa hii listing,wanyita? ›› shiro 04-Oct-2010, 6:58 pm, reply_396538 Dr. Jakenya, but don't you fear for your family because if Raila doesn't win, most of your pple will create chaos in 2012? I'm really scared of this like many other Kenyans and especially being married to a kikuyu. So, why can't we just agree in case whatever happens in 2012, we will be ready to deal with it without war? ›› shiro 04-Oct-2010, 7:05 pm, reply_396544 Hello Dr? you still there? and where are all the other evening listers anyway? Oh well I guess it's just me. have a gd nite then ›› mtoto wa Beatrice(pr 04-Oct-2010, 7:59 pm, reply_396598 Did i miss smthin?shiro hebu ni update ›› mtoto wa Beatrice(pr 04-Oct-2010, 7:59 pm, reply_396600 Did i miss smthin?shiro hebu ni update ›› mtoto wa Beatrice(pr 04-Oct-2010, 8:00 pm, reply_396601 Did i miss smthin?shiro hebu ni update ›› longjon 04-Oct-2010, 10:11 pm, reply_396769 @Dr.....pier guok! ›› lovemat 04-Oct-2010, 10:12 pm, reply_396770 Jakenya? ›› yvonne-swirey 05-Oct-2010, 1:18 am, reply_396805 interesting discussion ›› Half Jadhe Half Kyuk 05-Oct-2010, 1:22 am, reply_396806 Swirey bado uko?? ›› ottovon 05-Oct-2010, 3:07 am, reply_396809 Kenyans we have a problem and only God can help us. Honestly, I know Jakenya is very tribal but what the poor man was doing is say facts about Luo Community, i dont see anything wrong with that.. so where in the world did all this bikkering come from?????????? This only proves the IQ of most listers. If you didnt like what he said, go ahead and post facts about your tribe. The reason as to why we can never learn that tribalism or inter-tribal war is what is holding us behind ,just tells a lot about how we kenyans reason with our asses instead of our brains...Truth be told. ›› memyselfni 05-Oct-2010, 4:50 pm, reply_397871 Live n let live is the best thing one can do,denying such facts like Luos are good English speaker is being a hater for no reason... ›› Niqqa Pliz 18-Oct-2010, 6:12 pm, reply_412567 Hahahaha.......all said & done, AIDS doesn't choose tribe....& they were overtaken by the Merus the other day. * Showing only the most recent 25 comments... ›› Show all 63 comments ‹‹ Newer . 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KNOXVILLE — Sophomore tailback Bryce Brown left town Tuesday but didn't meet with University of Tennessee football coach Derek Dooley, according to multiple sources close to the program.
Brown, who came to UT as the No. 1 prospect in the nation and accumulated 597 yards and four touchdowns a freshman, left the team before spring practice and didn't participate in voluntary summer workouts. He has been contemplating a return to UT or a transfer closer to his family in Wichita, Kan.
Knoxville radio station WNML reported Tuesday afternoon that Brown canceled that day's scheduled meeting with Dooley and sent the coach a text message stating his desire to leave the program for good. No one confirmed the text message to the Times Free Press, but several sources indicated the coach and player didn't meet face-to-face.
Brown is free to leave UT if he chooses, but he'll need a release from Dooley to go on scholarship while sitting out the NCAA-mandated one-year eligibility delay.
Dooley said last week at SEC media days that he would deal with every scholarship release request on its own merit as it related to the specific circumstance. Speaking specifically about Brown, Dooley has said all summer that he's prepared his team to play without its leading returning rusher.
"Nothing is personal when it comes to a release," Dooley said. "It's a couple of things. It's the player's situation. It's how the player's handling the situation. It's how the player's hurting our organization, because I do have to protect the interest of the organization. All those factors get jumbled in.
"Nowadays, what happens is players — it's kind of the way the world is now — but all they look at is how it affects them. Well, you have a responsibility to the team, too, and it affects the team when you make decisions at certain times of the year. I think there's right ways to handle a situation, and there's right times.
"I don't think it's wrong for a player to want to transfer, but I also know that it's not the right thing to do just transfer every time it gets difficult, because you can't run from problems. There's problems everywhere you go, and I think that's happened in a couple of instances."
Attempts to reach Brown on Tuesday night were unsuccessful. Dooley hasn't said whether Brown intends to transfer, and he's insisted that he and the team would welcome Brown back as long as the player worked hard and wasn't a distraction.
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Looks like the story's written on Bryce Brown's UT career. We will likely never know all the details of how this unfolded. I wish the young man well as he sits the 2010 season. Maybe a fresh start will help him get the direction he obviously needs. As for the Vols and running backs, we have them without him and will be fine. I am amazed to see so many across the country who are leaving programs not just the Southern Cal. situations. Commitment must have a different meaning today from the past. I will be so glad when the first whistle blows and the ball is kicked in Knoxville. GO BIG ORANGE!
I'm happy we have Dooley as a coach. He seems to be a reasonable person with his priorities in order. As a Vol fan , it is hard to have a losing season , however even if we go 0-10 and Dooley stands on principles I will support him. We have had enough of the thugs running our athletic programs in years past with the coaches acting as babysitters.


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"Last Tango in Halifax" recap (2.6): Save the Last Dance For Me
And gosh freaking darnit, why can't Caroline, either? At least this must have been what Kate was thinking as she drove home from the wedding, because as soon as she got to her house, she turned around and came right back. When she walks in, she goes directly to Caroline, who looks up in disbelief from her chair as Kate holds out her hand and asks if she'd like to dance.
As Caroline stands, she pauses. She just wants to make sure. She asks Kate, "Is this like, um…forever?" Kate replies, "Well, to quote Prince, forever's a mighty long time." A beat. "You know. In theory."
On the dance floor, they put their foreheads together. Kate strokes Caroline's cheek. She lifts Caroline's mouth to hers. And then, they kiss.
Lawrence covers his face in horror. He thought this shit was over! But his mom and Kate just keep making out. William looks over, and his face lights up with glee. Alan and Celia look over, and Celia sighs while Alan grins. Everyone looks at them. Everyone. But Kate and Caroline just keep. making. out.
I know we've had a pretty good queer year on TV. I know I've seen other long lady kisses on my screen. I know there are lots of other fandoms who are passionate about other romantic moments of 2013. But I can't think of one that choked me up as much as this. By my count, this is the best lesbian moment of the entire year.
As the camera then pans over all the couples sleeping in their beds later that evening, we are even treated to a rare glimpse of bare, freckled, glorious Sarah Lancashire arm.
In contrast, the camera then amusingly pans over John and Judith, sloppy and asleep on her couch, and then finally, unsurprisingly, we see a sleeping Gillian and Robbie.
Even if Series 3 wasn't confirmed, this episode would have been the merriest of Christmas presents to us all. What are your thoughts on the finale, and predictions for the future?


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