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In his tenure at Texas, Mack Brown has garnered a national championship, the 09 Big XII title, another 4 Big XII South titles, 15 bowl appearances, and this year came within a game of winning the Big XII outright. If UT fires/retires him, doesn't that just repeat the blunder Texas made when they fired Fred Akers and entered the Dark Ages for a decade?
The potential for that to happen is there, no question. I'd agree sometimes you don't realize how good you have it until things change. It all depends on who would be the replacement hire
OK, so I gave FSU and Auburn a chance at the NC, I gave millions of fans what they wanted and kept 'Bama out of the NC, the Buckeyes were on the naughty list so I gave them coal from Michigan State, I gave a couple schools their first-ever BCS bowls. What's left on the list?
My million dollar check. I haven't got that yet, but you have until the 25th, Coach Claus, so make it happen.
If Mack Brown leaves do i stay in waco or go to austin...
As of right now, I'd say you'll stay in Waco. But plenty of people will be in hot pursuit
Texas has to have something already going on behind closed doors to be forcing Mack Brown out like this. What/Who do you think it is? They better have a viable replacement if they are going to force the "face" of texas longhorn football out like it seems that they are doing now.
A lot of rumors with regards to Saban. It's going to be fun to watch it play out. Until it's officially not him, I have a hard time saying I don't think he's the guy
Seems to be a lot of articles already about Bob Stoops' comments on the SEC. I've also read that Stoops and Saben are actually pretty good friends. So, is this a story line the media is going to try to focus on just for pure fodder, or is this really something that bothered Saben?
I doubt it bothered Saban all that much. He has plenty on his plate. I think it rubs some other people the wrong way though
Word thru the grapevine is that OL Coach Klenakis is going to be the next OC for Iowa State. Would this be the smart choice, or does ISU need to look on the outside for coaches? (Gotta try to get at least one question in for the Cyclones, chat's always too heavy on the OU/Texas/Baylor)
I think that would be a good choice. It would keep a certain amount of stability but bring in some fresh blood as well.
Brandon, let us imagine Saban rejects UT. Is Gundy the next "Man" up as Steve Peterson scrambles to find a suitable replacement?
That's interesting but, no, I don't think he's the next man up. He'd be a good choice though
who would be in your 4 team playoff this year if it were in effect?
I like FSU, Auburn, Stanford and Michigan St. I think that would be a solid playoff
bedlam obviously shuffled the BCS slots a bit, but do you think baylor would have a better chance against alabama than OU?
Probably. The Baylor Bears are the Big 12 champions for a reason.
What are your thoughts on the match up with Bama? It's going to be a tough match up for OU but what do they need to do to come out with a win? Thanks Brandon
They will have to play well and limit mistakes. I think Alabama will win but I think OU has a better shot than some people are giving them. Why? Because this team has no business being 10-2, yet they are. OU seems to just find a way this season.
How surprised are you that OU left Stillwater with a victory?
I was very surprised. Particularly with the way they did it, having the offense cruise down the field at the end. Impressive win for the Sooners
Any break-up is at the moment painful. But I do believe eventually Mack Brown will be looked upon as the modern day Darryl Royal at Texas. For now, if Texas can't get Saban - who else can fill Mack's big shoes?
I'm thinking Saban until it's not him. But if they don't land him, UT should take its time and explore a bunch of different options because Texas is the best coaching job in the country. A lot of people may be interested that nobody expects.
Baylor had 10 players on the All Big-12 First Team. The next highest was K-State at 5 players. 4 or 5 of those Baylor players are more than likely staying for next year. Do you think this trend could continue?
Baylor players on the All-Big 12 squad? Yes, absolutely, I'd be surprised if it didn't continue.
James Sims had 15 more rushing yards than Charles Sims, but Charles had 4 more TD's and a lot more receiving production. How in the world did James get first-team all Big 12 over Charles?
Charles was first team All-Big 12, not James
Hey Brandon, If Mack Brown is out and Nick Saban does go to Texas, do you think there's any chance Bob Stoops goes to Alabama?
Not really
your thoughts on bedlam?
Bedlam was amazing. One of the best games I've ever seen and the way OU offense stepped up when the Sooners needed it, was pretty awesome. One of my favorite things about sports is watching people rise to the occasion. And Blake Bell did that.
Yo, the SEC can't play defense, so we got a shot in the Sugar Bowl?
Well Bob, I'm not going to pick you to win but I think you have a shot. I don't understand why people think you don't to be honest. Alabama is great but they aren't unbeatable.
Hey Brandon, I know we still have a long way to go in recruiting season for 2014 but OU is still lagging behind and have just lost several of our top prospects to other schools. Do you think we can still finish in the top 15 in recruiting? If so, who do you see us getting that is still out there?
I doubt it, it would take a terrific finish from the Sooners.
The Mountaineers play a pretty tough schedule next year. What record does Dana Holgorsen have to get to keep his job? If we go bowling, I think he stays. Even we if we go 5-7 and are competitive against the top schools, I think he still might get another year. Your thoughts?
I think WVU needs to make a bowl game next season, so 6-6. I like the young players on the roster but they really need a quarterback. I do think Holgorsen is a good guy for the job though, he understands what it takes to win, particularly in the Big 12. I wouldn't be in a hurry to cast him aside if I'm WVU
Mr. Chatmon, What does OU have to do in order to beat Alabama in the Sugar Bowl? Can OU's rookie LBs stop the run game of Alabama?
They will have to operate efficiently on offense and force some turnovers
I do feel it is time for Mack Brown to go, but is Texas kind of treating him like crap?
They probably could be handling things differently, I'd agree
Bran,I lived in Dallas for a three years due to a corporate transfer. I loved it there. My question is this. How does Baylor's offense stack up to a defense that's legitimate?
They can score on anyone
What team projects the best for next year's Big XII season? I'm biased but K-State should compete.
Definitely think K-State should be up there, Baylor as well
Should I transfer out if tech? Why or why not?
No Baker. Why should you? Based on what?
Oklahoma State's chances in the Cotton Bowl?
I like OSU's chances, don't expect them to be run off the field or anything like that. I don't know who I will pick in that game but I think it will be a great game, one of the most entertaining this bowl season.
When the Big 12 has a high scoring game, there is no defense. When the SEC has a high scoring games, then it is just a great football game with great offenses. What gives?
I've wondered the same thing. Though I don't really hear people trying to play the "SEC defense is second to none" card too much anymore
Any chance we would be lucky enough to have Texas hire Lane Kiffin as head coach if Mack goes? Maybe he could hire his dad to run the defense. As a Dallas Cowboy fan, I'd be fine with that.
Would be a terrific hire!!! Can't imagine a better choice.
What the hell is a Big XII South title? Is Austin-ish for real? Two conference championships in 16 years, the first coach at Texas to lose four games in four consecutive seasons, four of the eight largest blow outs to OU in history... with all of the resources and talent in Texas, this is simply inexcusable. Brown must go. Response?
I can see why fans would like to see a change but, at the same time, I've seen too many changes turn into a disaster. I don't think it's quite as clear cut as you do, HookEmDC.
Do you remember at the beginning of the season when all 623 TCU fans were saying that Casey Pachall was going to tear up the Big 12? Did his injury really hold him up or is was he just overrated?
all 623? Not 624 or 632?... to answer your question, I think it was a combination of both. He may have been a tad overrated but his injury played a major role in TCU's season because it looked like Trevone Boykin was TCU's most explosive receiver when Pachall returned. And Boykin can't throw to himself, so...
Is Saban teasing/playing the Tide and Longhorn fans by not signing the contract extension Alabama has offered him?
teasing? I call it smart. Keeping his options open. As he should.
Why do people that are fans of schools from the SEC always act like their team is the SEC? Does that question make sense?
Yes it does, and I don't know. Because they take so much pride in their football in the south is my assumption
Gaze into your crystal ball and tell was what the Big 12 record will be for the bowl games.
Good question, I'll say 3-3 but could easily be 1-5 in my opinion. Baylor is my lone lock
Bruce Feldman is reporting Jim Harbaugh and Mike Tomlin are in the mix for the Texas job. What say you?
There is no name that would surprise me. As I said, I think Texas is the best CFB job in the nation.
Obviously I would have rather had my Crimson Tide playing in Pasadena, that being said Okie does provide an exciting matchup. For a couple years now we have heard Coach Stoops make rather bizzare comments directed towards the SEC and this is what gives the game an extra bit of fire. Don't gt me wrong, we have a great deal of respect for OU but it will be nice to get the chance to defend ourselves against said comments. Anyhow, I wanted to know if this was a focal point or even an afterthoght in the mind of OU and the sooner nation?
It's definitely a focal point of the fans. I think the fans want OU to show they could hang in the SEC but I don't know that the players/coaches spend a lot of time on it. They have their hands full with trying to find a way to beat Bama.
I hate moral victories, but if OU gives Bama a tough game. Does that help OU's national image and recruiting? I'm sure everyone thinks OU will get beating by 20, and it could happen.
I think so. It might show people that OU might be a team to keep an eye on in the next few seasons. A lot of young talent in Norman right now.
If Tech can finally maintain some stability in the defensive coaching staff, how much can the defense improve with the returning players and incoming recruits?
I think you hit the nail on the head with the stability comment. I think that is the key. With that stability I think the Red Raiders will be able to recruit to their defensive system and start seeing better success on that side of the ball.
I have a hard time thinking Saban would leave what he has going at Bama to try and recreate it at Texas. He has traditionally only left for what would probably be a job upgrade, but I don't see Texas being a huge upgrade from Bama. As far as money goes, Bama is one of only a few programs that could compete with a Texas offer. Why do you think he would leave then?
Quite simply because he doesn't tend to just stay at one place. I'd agree that Alabama is an elite job also.
What did the Bedlam loss to OU do to the Heart and Mind of Gundy and his OSU team? And how do the Pokes respond in their Bowl Game?
It had to hurt. The Sooners came into their house and took away their dreams. Ouch. That said I think OSU will respond well and play well against Mizzou. And they better or they risk the Tigers running them off the field.
What chances do you give Snyder and the Wildcats against Michigan?
I think K-State will win. They ended the season playing better football and will have more confidence in my opinion.
What kind of resume do you think Patterson is looking for?
You interested Gary? If so, I'm going to throw my name in the bucket also. Let's do it!
Is it common for a player to be named to the All Big-12 First Team twice for the same team? Or is Tyler Lockett just a beast?
It's not something you see every day but I think some coaches slotted Lockett in at KR/PR because they weren't sure he would make it at WR and know he's 1st team worthy
Did I get robbed of an interception that would have clinched the game?
You probably did. But all you had to do was hang onto the ball, right Justin? When you didn't, you opened the door for that call to be made.
The bowl line up for the Big XII looks pretty tough. Which teams do you see being able to win and realistically what kind of record would the Big XII need to look respectable? Thanks Brandon
I think Baylor, Oklahoma State and Kansas State have the best chances to win. I'll probably pick the Big 12 to finish 3-3, that would be respectable to me considering they should be underdogs in the majority of the matchups
As a K-State I'm rather bummed we didn't get to play Nebraska. How much more exciting would that have been? Yes Michigan still is an exciting matchup but STILL Nebraska would have been so thrilling for both sides. Used to be a rather big rivalry when Snyder starting beating them a few times.
I was disappointed as well. I wanted to see K-State against Nebraska, they've had some good battles.
Thanks for your great work Brandon. I always thought Trey Millard was one of the best football players in the game. I wish he had been in a position (literally and figuratively) to receive more recognition for his game. All-American caliber in my mind if his position was actually fully recognized. I'm bummed his OU career ended the way it did. Thoughts?
I would agree. He's overshadowed because he doesn't put up great numbers but I think he will be an NFL pro bowler in the future.
If you were Stoops, who're you playing as QB for the Sugar Bowl? Thanks!
Trevor Knight is the future in my opinion.
If you were Texas, who would be your top 3 choices? Let's assume Saban isn't going to come for this hypothetical...
If I was Texas I go after Tomlin, Briles or Shaw (after Saban). That's what I would do, probably Shaw first.
What will happen first? The Big 12 adds a couple teams, and sets up two conferences(again) or they just dissolve?
Adds two teams. But not for a long, long time.
'Sup Brandon. Any ideas on how to stop these ASU receivers in the bowl game? Those back shoulder throws are lethal. Any other advice on winning the Holiday Bowl would be helpful as well.
Sup Kliff? How is the recruiting trail treating you? I would go for it all, just bring pressure all the time otherwise it could be a long game. Why not go out guns blazing? You are a Red Raider after all
Over/Under on how many turnovers Tech will commit to a opportunistic ASU defense.
Why is Oklahoma having such a harder time recruiting now? It is playing in a lesser conference now, is it Texas A&M recruiting better now than it used to and other SEC schools recruiting Texas better, or is it just poor recruiting efforts by coaches. This is OU, recruiting should not be that difficult.
Recruiting has gotten harder and OU needs to adjust its approach on some things.
were u surprised J. Gray didnt get any BIG 12 honors even though he got hurt? What do you see from Gray next season?
A little bit. I expect him to be All-Big 12 if he returns to form. He's one of the Big 12's top running backs, without a doubt.
Brandon, yes we are the Big XII Champs and we have done more this year than any other Baylor team in history. Since I am signed for the next 10 years and have no plans on leaving, do you think that Baylor will become a place where more than a couple of top recruits are going to come to on a regular basis? We do fantastic with 3 star recruits, imagine how we could do by adding 2 or 3 4 and 5 star recruits.
Baylor is a "it" team right now, so yes, I think you'll land your share of elite guys.
few more questions.... Thanks for the questions, BTW, a ton of great ones today.
Everyone is saying that Oregon should have been selected instead of Oklahoma so who would win between Oregon and Oklahoma? Oregon's speed would have to be to much IMO.
I think Oregon would overwhelm the Sooners.
So many media members have twisted my words on the SEC. Why not state the fact that I was talking about the bottom half of the SEC and that I have much respect for the conference, there is just a lot of double standards towards the SEC as compared to other major conferences.
I think you cleared that up on Sunday. Didn't you?
Oklahoma State Football coaches, players, and fans cannot shake the psychological curse of playing OU and beating them in a close game with real national implications on the line. Speaks volumes to the differences in their University cultures. OU will always be better, when it counts. OSU will always be little brother when it is on the line. What are your thoughts?
There's a hole in your argument. (hint: it occurred in 2011)
last question, let me find a great one
If this year was a 4 team playoff, and you were the selection committee, who are the 4 teams to make it? And who comes out the champion?
I previously said FSU, MSU, Auburn, Stanford. I think FSU beats Auburn in the title game after both teams advance.
Thanks everyone, have a great day!


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LAUREN E. KOHUT, then a student at Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee, was awarded a grant in April 2012 to aid research on 'The Political Landscape of War: Late Pre-Hispanic Fortifications in the Colca Valley, Peru,' supervised by Dr. Steven A. Wernke. The Late Intermediate Period (LIP; 1000-1400 CE) in the highland Andes of Peru has been defined as a time of heightened conflict and political fragmentation. Prior archaeological research on this period has focused on regional-scale surveys, which indeed show a largely fragmented political landscape. But while this characterization may be relevant at a regional scale, it overlooks the more local patterns of integration and affiliation that formed the basis of daily life for communities during the LIP. This research combines micro-regional survey of fortifications, systematic surface collection, and targeted excavation of a single fortified settlement to examine the meso and local scale interactions that have been absent from prior research on conflict during this period. Spatial analysis of defensive settlement patterns in the valley suggests local groups formed local alliance clusters that may have been integrated into a valley-wide alliance network. In addition to serving the defensive needs of individuals in the valley, fortifications provided a new context for community formation that existed in spite of, or more likely because of, regional fragmentation.
MICHAEL VICENTE PEREZ, then a student at Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, received funding in May 2007 to aid research on 'Re-Membering the Nation: Palestinians and the Productions of National Identity in Jordan,' supervised by Dr. William Derman. This research project examines the production of national identity amongst displaced Palestinians and refugees in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. It offers a critique of nationalism by uncovering the various discursive formations that produce and contest the meaning of the Palestinian nation. It also examines representations of Palestinian identity and shows how refugee camps, memory and history, and Islam function as productive sites for contestations over the formation of Palestinian national identity. Analyzing the relationship between identity and place, this research project argues that objectifications of the refugee camp and the refugee as national signifiers enable competing discourses about the authenticity of Palestinian identity and experience. It also details how historical memories signify the Islamization of Palestinian nationalism and the contest between secular and religious conceptions of the Palestinian homeland, nation, and cause. Moreover, this research project shows that, while the link between identity and memory indicates concerns over the past, it also underscores the very range of possibilities for what constitutes the present. A central point of the research findings is that manifestations of the Islamization of Palestinian nationalism is less about the Islamic revival in the Middle East than it is about the sets of claims such a discourse enables for the Palestinian national cause.
ABIGAIL A. DUMES, then a student at Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, was awarded a grant in January 2011, to aid research on 'The U.S. Lyme Disease Controversy: Medical Knowledge, Biopolitics, and the Environment,' supervised by Dr. Marcia C. Inhorn. This project examined the controversy that surrounds the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease in the United States. In particular, it investigated why, in a new era of 'evidence-based medicine' (i.e., the paradigmatic shift toward the scientific standardization of biomedical practice), there are two emergent 'standards of care' for Lyme disease and, more critically, how these standards of care are intimately linked to understandings of political power and the natural environment. Through ethnographic fieldwork conducted among Lyme disease patients, physicians, and scientists throughout the Northeast, the researcher explored: 1) the relationship between evidence-based medicine and the production and practice of biomedical knowledge; 2) attitudes toward the political regulation of Lyme diagnosis and treatment; and 3) changing understandings of the natural environment, as they affect and are affected by understandings of Lyme disease. The findings of this research suggest that, although intended to standardize medical practice, evidence-based medicine amplifies differences in opinion by creating a formula for reproducible legitimacy. In the case of Lyme disease, it also produces a platform for political legibility and the manageability of environmental risk.
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JACOB HIRAM CULBERTSON, then a student at University of California, Davis, California, was awarded a grant in May 2010, to aid research on 'Assembling Maori Architecture: Indigenous Knowledge and Expert Collaboration in an Emerging Science,' supervised by Dr. Alan M. Klima. From October 2010 to October 2011, research was conducted in the field of Maori architecture. The study focused on how traditional Maori building practices and global architectural movements influence this field and the scientific and non-scientific techniques that Maori architects use when these diverse influences are not readily compatible. The research was conducted in two periods, in Opotiki -- a rural, predominantly Maori town -- and Auckland, New Zealand. The first period centered on apprenticing with a group of Maori woodcarvers; participating in a series of projects using traditional technologies and facilitated in part by government job-creation schemes; and interviewing local Maori elders about the construction and use of meetinghouses. The Auckland component focused on the institutionalized aspects of Maori architecture, including: interviews with Maori and non-Maori architects and urban planners; archival research on the participation of Maori voices and concepts in drafting resource management laws and in planning Auckland's public spaces; and conferences on indigenous environmental planning. Research findings indicate that Maori architects distinguish their field from others by highlighting the importance of relationships, both through collaborative design processes and in using the resultant narratives to situate their buildings in local histories and landscapes.
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The Commerce Department said total retail sales jumped 1.6% last month, the largest monthly increase since November, from an upwardly revised 0.5% gain in February.
Economists surveyed by Briefing.com had anticipated that sales would rise 1.2% in the month.
March retail sales surged 7.6% compared to the same month in 2009.
Sales excluding autos and auto parts rose 0.6% last month, also topping forecasts. A consensus of economists had projected sales excluding autos to edge up 0.5% in March.
Sales of motor vehicles and parts posted a strong 6.7% gain, while sales of electronics and appliances fell 1.3%.
"This is another good reading," said Adam York, an economist at Wells Fargo. "But we're not out of the woods yet."
York said March sales benefited from promotions tied to the Easter holiday, which came earlier than usual this year. He said some of those gains may be shifted over to the April report.
"These are decent numbers," he said. "It suggests that the consumer is recovering, but by no means are we looking at a strong economic recovery."
The rebound in retail sales comes as the labor market has shown tentative signs of improvement. The Labor Department said earlier this month that the economy gained more jobs in March than any other month in the last three years.
Sales at many of the nation's retail chains reported strong sales in March due to unusually warm weather, Easter shopping and improved consumer confidence.
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All of this bodes well for the economy, which is driven mainly by consumer spending.
After a prolonged slump, U.S. gross domestic product, the broadest measure of economic activity, turned positive in the second half of 2009. But the subsequent gains in GDP have been driven mostly by reductions in business inventories and government stimulus.
The economy remains vulnerable enough for policymakers at the Federal Reserve to maintain interest rates near historic lows to help boost activity.
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26 Aug 2011 | #1 |
Can not solve this one
Today I purchest a ASUS 560 DC and ANTEC 750w earthwatts, the thing I am having trouble with is that I hear the 1 beep on the POST and that's fine, however I get a contentious beep after that.... everything works fine I can boot into windows I installed the drivers did the windows experience thing boosted my score no problem.
Thing I have tried, resetting everything CPU, RAM, GPU, checked that the PCI-E power is connected (I need 2x6pins both are running off a different cable), if I take the RAM out it gives me the usual beep code. I have also heard that its a GPU mobo beep code error, but the only thing I can think of the power is not connected to the GPU but it is. |
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26 Aug 2011 | #2 |
Don't be offended for me checking but what exactly do you mean by:
I get a contentious beep after t
Your mobo comes with these beep codes: Quote:
1 short: System boots successfully
2 short: CMOS setting error 1 long, 1 short: Memory or motherboard error 1 long, 2 short: Monitor or graphics card error 1 long, 3 short: Keyboard error 1 long, 9 short: BIOS ROM error Continuous long beeps: Graphics card not inserted properly Continuous short beeps: Power error |
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26 Aug 2011 | #3 |
As I sead before I get passed POST fine with 1 beep like normal then the Continuous (endless beep there is no patten) just keeps going.
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26 Aug 2011 | #4 |
re-seat the graphics card.
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26 Aug 2011 | #5 |
Take the side off and make sure that the beep is coming from the speaker and not from one of your fans.
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26 Aug 2011 | #6 |
Already tried a my previous graphic card no go the beeping is still there and the beeping is coming from the PC speaker.
UPDATE: Just blew the PCI-E and RAM shots out with the compressor and it seems to work fine atm, but the way 70C is too high for a Intel CPU right? |
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27 Aug 2011 | #7 |
No.... some are ok up to 90% when on load... If that is the temp whilst IDLE... it is too hot.
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27 Aug 2011 | #8 |
Idle is 30-35c but at load the temp gets up to 70-74c
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27 Aug 2011 | #9 |
If that is a stable temp and it doesn't spike... + you checked airflow/fans etc.. then I wouldn't worry about it.
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27 Aug 2011 | #10 |
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With every season that passes from the Detroit Red Wings' Stanley Cup win in 2008, the number of current Red Wings without their name engraved on the Cup increases. Many holdovers are still around -- Pavel Datsyuk, Nicklas Lidstrom, Henrik Zetterberg, Tomas Holmstrom -- but the ringless are starting to crowd those with a title.
It's not the rich history and multiple Stanley Cups that are fresh in the minds of the players in the Detroit locker room as the playoffs close in; it's the recent disappointments. It's losing Game 7 to the Penguins at home in the 2009 Stanley Cup finals. It's back-to-back seasons in which the San Jose Sharks sent the Red Wings home for the summer in the second round.
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Detroit has made it to the playoffs for 21 consecutive seasons, a remarkable number, but Red Wings owner Mike Ilitch, GM Ken Holland and coach Mike Babcock have created an atmosphere where simply making the playoffs isn't the end game. It's about winning it all. And it's been a while since they've done it.
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With the playoffs looming, the banged up Red Wings have slowly seen their lineup return to the one Holland envisioned when he pieced this team together. Babcock is getting glimpses of the team speed and physical play in the offensive zone the Red Wings need in order to be elite -- just not a consistent 60 minutes worth.
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Both of them did their duty on Tuesday night in Atlanta's first visit to Kansas City. Medlen outpitched the Royals' Ervin Santana to position himself for the win, and Kimbrel survived a shaky ninth to preserve a 4-3 victory in the opener of their two-game series.
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"Being at home can be a big advantage, and we hope we can realize that," said Kansas State coach Brad Hill, who guided the Wildcats (41-17) to their first regular-season Big 12 title this season, and their first league title at all since 1933, when the school was still part of the Missouri Valley.
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He sustained some damage when he got bumped early on, and then lost a lap when he failed to get out of the pits quickly enough. And by the time the final laps were ticking away, the sheet metal on the rear of the car had finally come loose, flapping like tinfoil in a 200 mph breeze.
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"That was the key," he would say later.
ATLANTA — Gregg Marshall sat in his office on the campus of Wichita State on a cold January morning, his familiar eye glasses set aside, and gazed at the championship nets nailed to the wall.
Every one of them represents a league title he won at Winthrop. Seven in all.
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At Western CPAC there were a row of blogging men with two notable exceptions: Rachel Alexander of Intellectual Conservative and me. Proportionally in political blogging and in blogging generally, there just aren't as many women bloggers. David Griner of The Social Path asks why:
If you spend any time looking at social media demographics, there's one stat you see over and over: women dominate the space. Facebook, MySpace, Twitter – all are more popular with women than men.
So it was a bit jarring this week to see that 67% of bloggers are male, according to the newest installment of the Technorati State of the Blogosphere report.
Admittedly, this isn't a new stat. In least year's report, Technorati's survey put the male blogger ratio at 66%. But compared to the other mainstream social media activities, it seems bizarrely guy-heavy.
In the post, he asks women bloggers he knows for their answers. Here's my answer:
The Internet still feels like the Wild West. There are some safe homesteads–social media, for example. Consider: On Facebook, a woman can decide who she wants to connect with and who she wants to keep out. On Twitter, a woman who feels wrongly attacked can block the attacker. (Meghan McCain, the mad blocker, comes to mind. She takes even mild criticism as a block-worthy offense.)
When it comes the arena of ideas, the women who blog are not typical women. Over and over, the women who blog are tougher. Like the shotgun wielding Western expansionists of yore, women bloggers take shots and can shoot back.
Women bloggers are often sexualized and insulted. One famous incident with Kathy Sierra involved photoshop and personal information. Kathy quit, something I urged her not to do. She is now, though, on Twitter and I believe she blogs anonymously to spare herself the insulting misery. Michelle Malkin, Amanda Carpenter, and just about every conservative woman blogger, including me, has endured horrible personal, violent and sexual insults–very often from "enlightened" male liberal commenters and bloggers.
Most women simply do not want to put up with this garbage. They feel threatened and they worry about their safety and the safety of their children. Michelle Malkin had to actually move after her personal information was plastered on the web. She is a mother. She has children. There are nutjobs out there and in this business, there is a very real risk to personal safety. It's something guys just don't have to deal with as much.
In addition, women often don't like the intellectual jousting. Part of it is gender wiring. Men see verbal sparring as a testosterone-fueled challenge. Women see degraded communication and hostility. When they put an idea out there, it seems aggressive when someone rips the point of view to shreds. And, it is aggressive.
It might not be politically correct to say so, but women and men have gender generalities that make certain behavior more typical–including online behavior. I'm not sure what will change this. And I don't know if these gender trends would be good to change. For example, if men become more cooperative and women become more dominant, the playing field may be evened in discourse but some of the particularities inherent in gender would be lost. Is that a good thing? That's a bigger question and not the one being asked here, but I think it's a worthwhile one to consider.
The women who do blog tend to stick out. Here's the thing, when I was at Western CPAC with the guys, I didn't feel out of place or less worthy. They didn't treat me disrespectfully or condescend. I was a peer in all respects. The thing is, I like the rough and tumble world of political blogging–even if I do get harassed and abused rhetorically from time to time. Goes with the territory. If you can't take the heat and all that…. Most women have enough heat in the rest of their lives, they figure they don't need to invite by putting ideas out there via a blog.
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