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Tag:Arizona State
Posted on: September 11, 2011 1:10 am
Edited on: September 11, 2011 1:24 am
What I learned from the Big 12 (Sep 10)
Posted by Tom Fornelli
1. I'm not sure who Texas' quarterback is, but I know it shouldn't be Garrett Gilbert. While the Longhorns' win against BYU on Saturday night wasn't pretty, wins should be enough these days in Austin. And it seems more and more apparent that those wins aren't going to come very often when Garrett Gilbert is lined up under center. On Saturday night Gilbert completed only 2 of his 8 passes. Which is the exact same number of passes he completed to BYU defenders. Then, led by backups Case McCoy (7/8 57 yards) and David Ash (2/3 35 yards) the Longhorns were able to come back from a 13-3 deficit at halftime to squeeze out the victory. Hell, even Jaxon Shipley had a better night throwing the ball for Texas, completing his only pass to Ash to ice the game.
What truly sparked the Texas offense, however, was the combo of Case McCoy and Jaxon Shipley -- McCoy to Shipley? What year is this? -- on the touchdown drive that finally put Texas ahead in the fourth quarter. I'm not sure if Texas should start McCoy next week, Ash, or just use a combination of the two, but it should not be Garrett Gilbert.
2. Steele Jantz is a bad, bad man. You know, if you have a name like Steele Jantz, that's a lot to live up to. I mean, you need to save the world from an asteroid or catch a school bus full of first graders after it goes over a cliff if you're going to have any hope of being as awesome as your name. Or you can just deliver a performance like the one Jantz did against Iowa on Saturday afternoon. With Iowa State not exactly expected to compete for a Big 12 title, this was Iowa State's Super Bowl, and Jantz is going to Disneyworld. He threw for 279 yards and 4 touchdowns, answering every touchdown that Iowa scored to keep the Cyclones in the game and force overtime. He then converted a big third down in the second overtime which led to the winning touchdown run by James White, giving the Cyclones the opportunity to destroy the interim Cy-Hawk Trophy.
3. I can't figure James Franklin out. It's only been two games for Franklin as Missouri's quarterback, and he has me as confused as any player ever has. He throws passes that float like wounded ducks that cause me to think they're going to be intercepted everytime, yet on Friday night, he completed 26 of those helium bombs for 319 yards and 2 touchdowns, leading Missouri back from a 14-point deficit to force overtime against Arizona State. I'm still not totally sold on his ability as a passer, but he showed that he can make the throws that he has to, even if I can't help but think that a team with a secondary better than Arizona State's -- like Oklahoma -- will have a field day against him.
4. Oklahoma State's defense is improving. Now that statement comes with a caveat. Yes, the Cowboys allowed 34 points against Louisiana-Lafayette in their opener, but 14 of those points came on interception returns, and another 14 of those points came when the game had long been decided. On Thursday night against Arizona, the Cowboys defense allowed only 14 points in the entire game, and though Arizona was without Juron Criner, that's still something to be proud of. The thing is, in two games the Oklahoma State defense has given up 759 yards of total offense, but it's not giving up points. At the end of the day, an offense can rack up as many yards as it wants against a defense, but if it's not putting up points it doesn't really matter. The Cowboys are doing a good job of keeping opponents out of the end zone, and with that offense, that's more than enough.
Category: NCAAF
Posted on: September 10, 2011 8:50 pm
Edited on: September 10, 2011 9:15 pm
Larry Scott not proactive in conference expansion
Posted by Bryan Fischer
LOS ANGELES -- While Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott's newest acquisition, Utah, was warming up on the field of his conference's most storied member, USC, the former tennis executive strolled into the Coliseum press box beaming about the first ever conference game that was to take place a few minutes later.
Then he met a swarm of media interested in just one topic.
"I'd prefer to be less popular," Scott joked after being inundated with questions about conference expansion. "On this topic, we're trying to stay out of the story frankly. Our position hasn't really changed, we haven't been looking for or aspiring to expand since we made the decision on 12.
"If schools are going to leave the Big 12 and there's going to be a paradigm shift, or a landscape change as people like to describe it, we'll go ahead and step back and look at our options, then reconsider."
Scott is just one of the key figures in the ongoing conference realignment saga that has infringed on the start of the college football season. In a nod to the fact that the story seems to change by the day, if not by the hour, Scott couldn't even confirm that he would be running a 12 team league next year.
"I know there will be a Pac-12," he said before cautioning, "I hope there is. The ink is still drying on our new logos and the field paint and uniforms. It's our hope that the world stays the same and we get to enjoy what we've created. I don't think anyone, with how dynamic the situation is, would stick their neck out and say nothing is going to change."
While most of the nation was focused on the thrilling Missouri-Arizona State game Friday night, Scott not only took in the action in Tempe but also discussed issues with the man who has seen several of his teams openly flirt with other conferences, Big 12 commissioner Dan Beebe.
"I did speak with Dan yesterday," Scott said. "He was due to be in Tempe but didn't go. So we spoke over the phone and had a nice chat."
Scott already tried to raid Beebe's conference once before. Last summer he tried to boldly add Colorado, Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Oklahoma and Oklahoma State to form a Pac-16 superconference. While he was unsuccessful in fulfilling his goal of adding all six teams - settling for the Buffalos and Utes - he still sees the future of major college athletics as having four, 16-team superconferences.
"I still believe it and I think what's going on is evidence that there's a disparity between certain conferences," he said. "I've been saying that over the past year that there will be more consolidation. I didn't think it would happen so quickly - a year after we expanded - that we'd have so much noise around the issue."
The commissioner did acknowledge that several schools have reached out to him - presumably Oklahoma and Oklahoma State - to gauge interest in the Pac-12 being a popular landing spot. Scott cautioned that there have been no votes nor any formal talks at adding teams to the conference. Given the threats of legal action from schools like Baylor, he chose his words carefully when asked about what could happen over the next few weeks.
"We're not being proactive, we're not trying to initiate any move to conferences beyond 12," said Scott. "I'm trying to be more precise in the language because it's a highly charged situation. People are hanging on every word, I felt that the media was getting a little further out in front of where we actually were, so I have had to be more precise that we're not initiating a move to superconfereces. We are only evaluating anything if other conferences go first."
For now, Scott and Pac-12 will wait. And watch. And listen.
Category: NCAAF
Tags: Arizona State, Baylor, Big 12, Bryan Fischer, Colorado, Dan Beebe, Larry Scott, Missouri, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Pac-12, Pac-16, Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, USC, Utah
Posted on: September 10, 2011 2:36 am
Edited on: September 10, 2011 2:48 am
QUICK HITS: Arizona State 37, Missouri 30
Posted by Adam Jacobi
ARIZONA STATE WON. It was a wild one in Tempe, with Arizona State picking up a 37-30 win in overtime over No. 21 Missouri. QB Brock Osweiler was a revelation for Arizona State, going 24-32 for 353 yards, three TDs, and no picks. Osweiler also made some big plays with his feet, finishing with five rushes for 34 yards and another score. The big quarterback's target of choice was wideout Aaron Pflugrad (seen at right in Osweiler's embrace), who ended up with eight catches for 160 yards and two scores.
WHY ARIZONA STATE WON: It's hard to pin the outcome of a game on one last-minute string of inadvisable coaching decisions when A) the outcome of the alternative is unknown, and B) the other 59 minutes of regulation gameplay featured 60 points scored. And yet, with 21 seconds left in the game and Missouri lining up for a go-ahead 48-yard field goal, Mizzou head coach Gary Pinkel called time out. Then after the teams had gotten set again, Pinkel called time out again, icing his own kicker twice. Kicker Grant Ressel would push the field goal wide, sending the game into overtime, and Missouri's comeback would fail thereafter.
WHEN ARIZONA STATE WON: When Missouri QB James Franklin's desperation heave on 4th and 5 fell harmlessly to the turf. ASU looked ready to put the game away early in the 4th quarter after taking its largest lead of the game at 30-16 and forcing a quick punt by Missouri, but PR Jamal Miles muffed that punt and Missouri recovered, sparking the 14-point comeback over the rest of the quarter. ASU was fortunate to get to overtime, but once there, the Sun Devils squashed the Tigers.
WHAT ARIZONA STATE WON: This was a significant enough win for Arizona State that some fans stormed the field afterwards, and really, who can blame them? Missouri isn't exactly a Top-5 team, but the Tigers were still ranked No. 21, and the game featured enough emotional highs and lows that whichever team prevailed was going to have an enormous boost of confidence both in the locker room and in the stands.
WHAT MISSOURI LOST: This was a tough pill for Missouri to swallow, no doubt about it, and what makes it especially rough on Tiger fans is the fact that the game was nearly in hand. Missouri was on the edge of field goal range with a little under a minute left and two TOs in its pocket when Pinkel went conservative with the playcalling, keeping the ball on the ground and making no attempt at the sidelines, then saving the time outs for after Ressel lined up to kick. If anything, Missouri fans lost some confidence in Pinkel's endgame coaching acumen, though it's not terribly likely the players themselves share that sentiment. Still, better teams than Mizzou have gone on to lose their resolve and turn in a subpar season after a backbreaker of a loss like this, so it'll be key for Pinkel to make sure his players stay focused on the games in front of them.
THAT WAS CRAZY: The penalties. The penalties. The penalties. The two teams combined for 23 flags for 224 yards, and that's just the penalties that weren't declined. Defensive penalties routinely kept drives alive, and offensive penalties killed scoring chances. If only icing one's kicker were a penalty, though. Maybe then Pinkel would have thought twice. Still, this was one hell of a game, and it's too bad the last drive and overtime didn't reflect the quality of the rest of the game.
BONUS THAT WAS CRAZY: Ressel also had a 54-yard field goal attempt at the end of the first half. Like the game-winning attempt, this one also failed. It did, however, connect with the face of one unfortunate photographer (GIF via @HuskerLocker):
Category: NCAAF
Posted on: September 8, 2011 4:09 pm
Edited on: September 8, 2011 4:10 pm
No, ASU's black uniforms won't be hotter at night
Posted by Adam Jacobi
Apparently there's some consternation on the part of Arizona State fans as the Sun Devils prepare to debut their slick new all-black uniforms on Friday night in a key Week 2 game against Missouri. Arizona's hot enough, after all -- the temperature at kickoff's going to be in the mid-100s -- so why would the home team court even more danger in the heat by wearing black while Missouri wears the comparatively chilly away whites? And why would that home team encourage all its fans to wear black in that oppressive desert heat, as ASU did? Whose dang side is this school on, anyway?
Well, for one, the kickoff's at 7:30 p.m, well after the area's 6:43 sunset. And since that evidently didn't register with all the fans, Arizona State was compelled to issue a statement complete with a quote from an associate professor explaining that no, the uniforms don't make anything worse at night:
In other news, ice cube trays don't make ice unless they're in the freezer, a chainsaw doesn't do much for chopping down trees until it's turned on, and stepping on a crack does not break one's mother's back. This concludes the report from Why Do We Need An Expert To Tell You This News.
Category: NCAAF
Posted on: September 8, 2011 2:02 pm
Edited on: September 8, 2011 2:41 pm
Man vs. Woman vs. Machine: Week 2
Posted by Tom Fornelli
Man vs. Woman vs. Machine is a feature that runs every Thursday afternoon. It is here that Tom Fornelli fights against the rising tide of female empowerment and technology to ensure that men everywhere can at least claim that college football is still theirs. He does this by picking a set of games against the spread against his girlfriend, Lynn, and his Playstation 3.
It is clear that this is a fight that will not be won easily, as both Woman and Machine dealt me a crushing blow in the first week of the season. Fear not, my fellow containers of the Y chromosome, for a war is not lost in the first battle, and we have many more to fight. So let's get to the senseless slaughter, shall we?
Oklahoma State (-14 1/2) vs. Arizona - Thursday, 8pm (All times Eastern)Man - This one could wind up being quite the barnburner much along the lines of the Baylor/TCU game we saw on Friday night. It's two good offenses facing off against each other, and it may come down to which defense can make a stop when it has to. Even though I'd give the edge on defense to Arizona, the fact that this game is being played in Stillwater makes me lean toward the Cowboys, but at the same time Oklahoma State's defense makes me think this one could be a lot closer than the spread indicates. Of course, it's hard to forget Oklahoma State beating Arizona 36-10 in the Alamo Bowl. Screw it, I'm riding with the Cowboys. Pick: Oklahoma State
Woman - "Remember the Alamo Bowl." Pick: Oklahoma State
Machine - The Machine sees a lot more defense in this one than I'd expect, and Brandon Weeden struggles against Mike Stoops' defense, throwing for only 245 yards and 1 touchdown. OSU wins 27-14, but the Cats cover. Pick: Arizona
Arizona State (-7 1/2) vs. Missouri - Friday, 10:30pmMan - I really don't have a lot of faith in the Missouri offense after last week's performance, but it's hard to get a decent read on Arizona State based on one game against UC-Davis. While I still believe in the Missouri defense, I think being on the road will catch up to them in the second half and the Sun Devils pull this one off. Pick: Arizona State
Woman - "This is Frank Kush Field in 108 degree weather. This is your football team on Frank Kush Field in 108 degree weather. Any questions?" Pick: Arizona State
Machine - The Machine is fearful of James Franklin's inability to throw passes over 7 yards as well, but it does not think that will keep the Tigers from putting up points and the defense from smothering ASU. Missouri 24-10. Pick: Missouri
Wisconsin (-21 1/2) vs. Oregon State - Saturday, 12pmMan - Bret Bielema let me down last week. After Wisconsin buried UNLV early on Thursday night he decided to call off the dogs and not pursue 100 points. That being said, Oregon State lost at home to Sacramento State. I don't care how kind and cuddly this new version of Bret Bielema has become, nor how large the spread, I am not picking a team that loses at home to Sacramento State. Pick: Wisconsin
Woman - "On one hand, Russell Wilson magic and a monster Badger homefield advantage. On the other hand, a hammy-challenged Beaver rusher and a secondary that might as well be wearing Louboutin athletic shoes. Wait, that's the same hand. Wisconsin wins easily but throttles back, so doesn't quite cover." Pick: Oregon State
Machine - ALERT! ALERT! THE MACHINE HAS BEEN COMPROMISED! IT IS ON DRUGS! IT HAS OREGON STATE WINNING THIS GAME 16-0! Pick: Oregon State
Auburn vs. Mississippi State (-6 1/2) - Saturday, 12:21pmMan: We saw how tough life could be for Auburn this season without Cam Newton when the Tigers barely had the power to squeak by Utah State at home last weekend, and Mississippi State is a much tougher foe than the Aggies were. That being said, a spread this large for a team on the road in the SEC seems rather ominous, so while I wouldn't be shocked if Auburn loses, it's going to be another close game. Pick: Auburn
Woman - "Pay no attention to the neutered Tiger behind the curtain. Mississippi State wins but doesn't cover." Pick: Auburn
Machine - According to The Machine, Auburn will once again find itself in a whole during the fourth quarter this week, but unlike last Saturday, this hole will be too deep to climb out of. Mississippi State wins 35-21. Pick: Mississippi State
Penn State vs. Alabama (-9 1/2) - Saturday, 3:30pmMan - An SEC team makes a rare appearance in a Big Ten stadium this week, and I have a feeling that the Tide won't be the most polite visitors the conference has seen. I know that there are still some questions on offense for Alabama, but I just don't see Penn State's offense being able to do much against that Alabama defense. Pick: Alabama
Woman - "Do you ever wonder if Joe Paterno is actually comatose lying in a hospital bed at some nursing home called Happy Valley and we're all just figments of his imagination? No? Uh, me either... Regardless, good D versus great D means JoePa's gonna have bad dreams." Pick: Alabama
Machine - The Machine sees Robert Bolden enjoying his date against Alabama a lot more this season, but unfortunately a late 40-yard touchdown run by Trent Richardson makes it a Not-So-Happy Valley. Alabama just gets by 24-23. Pick: Penn State
Duke vs. Stanford (-21 1/2) - Saturday, 3:30pmMan - Let me make this clear: There is nothing I enjoy less than picking against a home team that is a 21 1/2-point underdog. That being said, one of these teams has Andrew Luck and the other one lost to Richmond last week. Pick: Stanford
Woman - "Crimson last year, now Cardinal? Red looks terrible on Duke. Coincidentally, reverse the spread and it would equal the mean IQ point differential in respective student bodies." Pick: Stanford
Machine - The Machine does not experience human emotions, but it is torn on this game. Does The Machine go with the kids who designed it, or the kids who begged mommy and daddy to buy it for them? Stanford wins 34-31. Pick: Duke
Georgia vs. South Carolina (-3 1/2) - Saturday, 4:30pmMan - This is an incredibly important game for so early in the season as it could play a large role in who wins the SEC East. It also features yet another home underdog, but to be honest, I'm not all that concerned this time around. What I am concerned about is the fact I have so much faith in a team that features Stephen Garcia as its quarterback. Pick: South Carolina
Woman - "I'm assuming Mark Richt's players want him to get out of Sanford Stadium alive." Pick: Georgia
Machine - Stephen Garcia not only starts for the Gamecocks, but he plays so unbelievably well that Steve Spurrier doesn't even think about pulling him. Garcia throws for 296 yards and 4 touchdowns as Mark Richt's seat grows even hotter. South Carolina wins 28-21. Pick: South Carolina
Nebraska (-28.5) vs. Fresno State - Saturday, 7pmMan - While I have no doubts about the fact that the Nebraska defense is going to make life hell on the Fresno State offense, I'm just not ready to give the Cornhusker offense enough credit in this one. Until Taylor Martinez can show me he can have consistently good games, a spread like this is just too large to bet against. Pick: Fresno State
Woman - "Quick question: Can Bo Pelini find out where I live? He can?" Pick: Nebraska
Machine - Much like The Woman, The Machine fears Bo Pelini smashing it into a million pieces. Nebraska wins easily, 48-17. Pick: Nebraska
USC (-9 1/2) vs. Utah - Saturday, 7:30pmMan - We all saw how much trouble that USC had with Minnesota last week, and I have a hard time believing that Utah is any weaker than the Golden Gophers. Plus at some point Lane Kiffin is going to blow USC's chances of covering by going for two and failing, and I don't want to have to rely on one of Kiffin's dumb decisions paying off to get me a win. Pick: Utah
Woman - "I'll take the points over boneheaded Lane Kiffin, even if the Song Girls try to lure the Utes into the rocks." Pick: Utah
Machine - The Machine's pick does not disappoint me this week, though I was saddened to see that USC kicked two field goals rather than failing on a two-point conversion. Utah wins 21-6. Pick: Utah
Michigan vs. Notre Dame (-4 1/2) - Saturday, 8pmMan - You know, Notre Dame's offense actually had a great game against South Florida last week if you could somehow erase the five turnovers, and the idea of that same offense facing a Michigan defense that can't be totally over 2010 causes me to lean towards picking the Irish here. That being said, the first ever night game at the Big House is bound to give the Wolverines a pretty nice boost, and I think this game is going to be pretty darn close. I'm not sure who wins, but I have to take the home team and the points here. Pick: Michigan
Woman - "After last week, Notre Dame has officially become the Chicago Cubs of college football." Pick:Michigan
Machine - The Machine nailed Notre Dame's loss last week, but it seems its faith in the school has been restored a bit. Or at least it believes in the healing powers of Tommy Rees as the new Irish starter throws for over 300 yards and 3 touchdowns as the Irish cruise to a 46-29 win. Pick: Notre Dame
StandingsSeason Record (Last Week)
1. Machine 11-4 (11-4)
1. Woman 11-4 (11-4)
3. Man 8-7 (8-7)
Category: NCAAF
Tags: ACC, Alabama, Andrew Luck, Arizona, Arizona State, Auburn, Baylor, Big 12, Big East, Big Ten, Bo Pelini, Brandon Weeden, Bret Bielema, Cam Newton, Duke, Fresno State, Georgia, James Franklin, Joe Paterno, Lane Kiffin, Man vs Woman vs Machine, Mark Richt, Michigan, Mike Stoops, Minnesota, Mississippi State, Missouri, Nebraska, Non-BCS, Notre Dame, Oklahoma State, Oregon State, Pac-12, Penn State, Robert Bolden, Russell Wilson, Sacramento State, SEC, South Carolina, South Florida, Stanford, Stephen Garcia, Steve Spurrier, Taylor Martinez, TCU, Tom Fornelli, Tommy Rees, Trent Richardson, UC-Davis, UNLV, USC, Utah, Utah State, Wisconsin
Posted on: September 6, 2011 8:29 pm
Edited on: September 6, 2011 8:31 pm
Pac-12 Poll Reactions, Week 1
Posted by Bryan Fischer
It was a rough week for the Pac-12, certainly not what Larry Scott had hoped for in the first (and perhaps only) year of the new twelve team league. Oregon was embarrassed in the featured game of the week, UCLA had issues with Houston in the afternoon, USC didn't impress against Minnesota and, oh yeah, Oregon State lost to an FCS foe. This week could be a make or break week for some in the conference and also could give everybody some clarity in how the South division will sort out with Utah traveling to Los Angeles to play USC in the first ever conference game.
But at least we actually got to see everybody play someone other than themselves so it's a bit easier to figure out how they fall in the Top 25. A look at the conference of champions in the latest AP and Coaches polls:
6/6. Stanford
The Cardinal are the top team in the polls for the Pac-12 and it might be awhile before they face a stiff enough test to knock them from off their perch. They easily won their game against San Jose State, 57-3, and Andrew Luck did a good job of getting his new receivers the ball early. Running back Stepfan Taylor rushed for two touchdowns and most of the first team players on both sides of the ball played sparingly. Up next is a trip to Duke.
13/14. Oregon
Quite the drop for the Ducks after the loss to LSU in Dallas. No, they didn't play very well and yes, it's a little concerning that they couldn't get the ground game going against another big SEC team but the drop should be temporary for Oregon. This is still a good football team who has a chance to run their way to the Rose Bowl and, keep in mind, it was a three point game against the Tigers at halftime. Running back LaMichael James needs to get going after posting just 54 yards against a stout defense. Nevada is up next in the Ducks' home opener.
NR/23. Arizona State
The Sun Devils are a borderline top 25 team according to the pollsters but certainly impressed last week against an overmatched UC Davis, winning 48-14. Running back Cameron Marshall looked good for the offense, catching the ball out of the back field four times for 86 yards and rushing for two touchdowns. The defense was as advertised, as linebacker Vontaze Burfict racked up thee sacks and - shockingly - didn't commit a single penalty. The real test comes this week as they'll host Missouri in a big Friday night matchup in the desert.
Others receiving votes:
Arizona State (119 points in the AP poll), USC (69 in the AP), Utah (24 in the AP/42 in the coaches), Arizona (5 in the AP, 28 in the coaches), Washington (3 in the coaches), Cal (1 in the coaches).
Category: NCAAF
Tags: Andrew Luck, Arizona, Arizona State, Bryan Fischer, Cal, Cameron Marshall, Duke, FCS, Houston, LaMichael James, Larry Scott, LSU, Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada, Oregon, Oregon State, Pac-12, Rose Bowl, San Jose State, Stanford, Stepfan Taylor, UC Davis, UCLA, USC, Utah, Vontaze Burfict, Washington
Posted on: September 6, 2011 11:21 am
Edited on: September 6, 2011 11:21 am
Mizzou down two starters on defense
Posted by Tom Fornelli
The Missouri offense wasn't exactly a well-oiled machine in the Tigers 17-6 win over Miami (OH) on Saturday, but at least the team's defense seemed to be in mid-season form. Both sides of the ball will face a tougher test in Arizona State this week, and the Tigers offense may need to improve quickly because the defense is going to be without two starters on Friday night.
Defensive end Jacquies Smith and linebacker Will Ebner will both miss the Arizona State game after suffering injuries on Saturday.
Smith disclocated his elbow during the win, and Ebner suffered a high ankle sprain. While there is no set timetable on the return of Ebner, as high ankle sprains can take over a month to recover from, head coach Gary Pinkel is at least optimistic that Smith could return after missing only one game.
"Who knows when Jacquies will be back," Pinkel said. "He won't play this week. Hopefully we'll get him back (soon)."
Not all the news is bad for Missouri's defense, however. Starting cornerback Kip Edwards didn't play on Saturday because of a hamstring injury, and he's likely to be dressed and playing Friday night.
Category: NCAAF
Posted on: August 29, 2011 8:09 pm
Edited on: August 30, 2011 3:49 am
Ohio State to use two quarterbacks in opener?
Posted by Adam Jacobi
In the race to replace departed quarterback Terrelle Pryor, Ohio State has had four possible candidates emerge: Senior Joe Bauserman (pictured at right), sophomore Kenny Guiton, redshirt freshman Taylor Graham, and true freshman Braxton Miller. Each have their own considerable strengths and drawbacks, but the sense in the spring was that all four had a chance to compete for the role.
[READ MORE: Ohio State's four quarterbacks]
Fortunately for the Buckeyes, the race has worked itself out to an extent, and two quarterbacks -- Bauserman and Miller -- have emerged as the top two quarterbacks in the mix. This isn't much of a departure from the consensus opinion from this spring; Bauserman's got far more time in the program than anybody else, and of the younger players, Miller's by far the most physically talented.
Since two's an easier number to pick between than four, this means we're closer to getting a starting quarterback designation from head coach Luke Fickell, right? Well, via the Buckeye RapidReports... no:
This isn't necessarily a bad thing, as Ohio State used the tandem of Stanley Jackson and Joe Germaine back in 1996 to considerable success; those Buckeyes went 11-1, beating Arizona State in the Rose Bowl and finishing second in the nation.


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Sugar Scrub
My daughter got a sugar scrub as a gift for Christmas, which made me think, I can make this! I started looking for directions and there are thousands! Gosh, where have I been!I thought I'd ask if anyone has used these and see if anyone has a favorite reciepe. What is the difference between a sugar scrub and a salt scrub?
I have never made any scrubs, because I have dry skin and they are too coarse for me. I have friends who make them, and sugar scrubs are made with sugar, and salt scrubs are made with salt, usually dead sea salt. Brown sugar scrubs are very popular, I would find a basic recipe for a brown sugar scrub and give it a try first.
I took your advice and tried a salt scrub. I used MMS spa-riffic reciepe, but I made a mistake and added 4 oz of m&p soap base instead of liquid soap base. When this turned lumpy I relized my mistake, I added some liquid soap base, heated the whole thing up, used my stick blender to incorporate the soap base, it turned out fine, and the oils did not seperate. I'm am very pleased. I used it in the shower and it was really a nice body polish, then of course covered myself in whipped shea butter after the shower. I scented it with citrus splash. I am giving some to my sister to test for me. I'd be very careful of these scrubs on your face, the salt would hurt your eyes.
I made the salt glow for my daughters for xmas. It is wonderful. I use it after a shower and rinse off and my skin is so soft. Use: 1/2 cup sea salt, 1/2 cup olive oil and a few drops of fragrance. Put in a jar tightly sealed. You only need a little. I take a small spoon to use. Basically it's 2 parts salt and 1 part vegetable oil. Another is 2 c sea salt, 4 c oil (sweet almond, jojoba, sunflower, etc) and 20-30 drops eo. Stir well. I use a canning jar for mine. Brown sugar scrub is 1 c brown sugar packed, 1/4c almond oil, 1/2 t vitamin e oil and 6-8 drops of scented essential oil. Moisten hands and apply on hands, rub together and rinse. It's wonderful. I keep this in a masion jar as well and use a craft stick or spoon to take out. Makes about 1 cup. I also make lip balm, great lotion bars, soaps and moisturizers. They are all wonderful, easy to make and you save so much money. My skin is now soft every morning. Hope this helps. The salt scrub is generally only used after you shower.
Thank you so much for the recipe's. They sound wonderful. How much preservative do you think I should add? I tried making bath bombs this weekend, they flopped. I guess I used to much water. I used MMS recipe where you use a spray bottle and add a little at a time. They wouldn't come out of the mold, so I shaped them by hand, they were horrible. I used one in a bath, just a blob in the tub. Plus, all that baking soda, etc. wouldn't that dry your skin out. I guess I'm rambling but anyone have any tips on these?
b-soda doesn't dry your skin out.
This is from Brambleberry's site:
Phenonip - A liquid preservative to inhibit a full range of microbial growth in your cremes, lotions, salt scrubs, dusting powders and liquid soap bases. This preservative is more suitable than Germaben II for products that are manufactured at higher temperature ranges. Phenonip is not a formaldehyde donor. Use at a rate of .5 -1.0% of the total weight of your product.While volume vs. weight measurements vary, these measurements may help you if you don't have a scale handy:
0.1 oz. = 3 ml
3.0 ml = 2 grams
Phenonip is composed of: Phenoxyethanol, Methylparaben, Ethylparaben, Butylparaben and Propylparaben.
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the preservative should be used at the manufacturers guide. usually .5 - 1% depending on which one you use. using too much is not a good thing. if you are making this just for you and not selling, and will use it up fairly quickly you don't need a preservative at all.
I have found that any skin-safe oil can be mixed with sugar to make a simple scrub. You need just enough oil to coat the sugar. I use about 1/4 cup oil to 2/3 cup sugar. I do not use a preservative, as I am making small quantities for personal use.
For a creamier scrub, try this;
1 cup brown sugar
2 oz (wt.) shea butter, 1 oz (wt) jojoba or other skin-safe oil & 1/2 oz (wt.)beeswax.
Melt the oil, wax & butter at lowest possible heat. Pour over sugar, in a large bowl. Mix until smooth. Store in watertight containers. Allow to set overnight before first use.
I am not an expert, but here are a couple of ideas. I use jojoba oil, because it has a long shelf life. This reduces the need for preservatives. The one additive I use is vitamin E oil. I don't know what quantities you are making. Do you make products to sell, or are they for your personal use?


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Follow the tracks east, staying on the right in the woods where you'll be concealed. You'll pass four or five KPA soldiers across the tracks and you can snipe them here from a safe, well-concealed position. A bit further down you'll come to a truck with three soldiers. Pop the gunner before they spot you and the other two are lightly armed and easily disposed of, so try to take them out without messing up the truck. That way you can drive it to the base down the road.
The base itself is well defended. That truck won't last too long, but you can use it to soften then up. Make a beeline for the sniper tower in the northwest corner. At close range the guard there will just try to use his pistol and you can take him out with no trouble. From here you can steal his rifle and thin out the resistance below.
Now move east, grab some weapons (including a missile launcher if you need one) from the container marked on your map, and then turn south. There's a building with an opening through the middle. There's a ladder on the side of this building. Go up there. From there you can fire a rocket at the artillery vehicle that will try to shell you, and snipe many of the enemies ahead. Move out when it falls quiet and continue south.
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Here it is, folks, a beautiful early fall weekend with temperatures tomorrow expected to top off around 72 degrees. Perfect. What do you have planned? Some apple picking-related activities, Oktoberfest-type fun, maybe some early leaf removal? Grab the family and the cider, get outside, start a pickup football or soccer game, pick a pumpkin, take […] [Read More]
Saratoga & the Walworth murder of 1873
Author Geoffrey O'Brien will give a free lecture on his book, "The Fall of the House of Walworth" 7 p.m. Thursday in the Canfield Casino. The book tells the tale of a young man from a prominent Saratoga Springs family who killed his father in 1873. The murder was huge news in the 19th century. […] [Read More]
Travers Eve Party to debut this year
Those in Saratoga love a reason for a downtown festival, and I'm surprised that this is the first year for the Travers Eve Party. This is a big weekend for horse racing (between the Travers and Rachel Alexandra's appearance in the Personal Ensign) and revelers are invited to celebrate on Friday night downtown. Much like […] [Read More]
Moms night out for Pilates
Seen checked out the Saratoga Mama event last night at Reform Pilates, which featured free mat and machine classes and discounts on workout gear. About 15 moms showed up to learn about the health benefits of Pilates and give it a try on some of the machines at the studio, on the second floor of […] [Read More]
Tickets still available to "Get Your Motor Running" gala
Tickets are still available for the "Get Your Motor Running" gala, hosted by Saratoga Bridges, from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 18 at Siro's. The event will feature Goldy McJohn, formerly of Steppenwolf, and his band. The group will perform some of Steppenwolf's biggest hits, including "Magic Carpet Ride" and "The Pusher. Attire is […] [Read More]
Marlon Jackson, the King of Pop's brother, coming to Spa City
When Michael Jackson is inducted into the National Museum of Dance on Aug. 15., his brother Marlon will be there to accept the honors, according to a story in the Saratogian. Citing the event's chairwoman, Michele Riggi, Marlon Jackson will be there, and Tito Jackson might go as well. Several performers will pay tribute to […] [Read More]
Philadelphia Orchestra opens tonight with Yo-Yo Ma
The Philadelphia Orchestra will kick off its summer residency in Saratoga tonight with a special performance by cellist Yo-Yo Ma. The orchestra, which has performances Wednesdays through Saturdays, will perform 12 concerts over the next three weeks. Tonight's program includes Strauss' "Don Juan," "Cello Concert" by Elgar and Stravinsky's "The Rite of Spring." Last year's […] [Read More]
Saratoga Insider: Rob Burden
Our next Saratoga Insider, wine blogger Rob Burden, has a really great tip about a free event held regularly on Fridays if you're into trying new wines. Here's his tip: Friday wine tastings at Purdy's (70-72 Congress Plaza): Few local happenings pique my attention like free weekly wine samples. No snobbery, no pressure, great people […] [Read More]
A pilates night out for mamas
Saratoga Mama is hosting a night out for moms to learn more about pilates. Hosted at Reform Pilates, the event is from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 11. Everyone who attends will receive a free 15 to 20 minute private session at Reform. From 8:30 to 9 p.m., there will be a group mat […] [Read More]
Opening Day weekend
Excitement is building around town for the first Friday Opening Day of the track in memory, and the first 40-day Saratoga Race Course meet since 1882. New York Racing Association officials have tacked on a four-day weekend ahead of the normal Wednesday Opening Day, giving fans an opportunity to start the always much-anticipated meet on […] [Read More]
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Book your room at Hotel Font d'Argent Canillo
4-star hotel in Canillo with 3 spa tubs
Situated in a rural location, this hotel is close to Sant Serni Church, Palau de Gel, and Sant Joan de Caselles. Local attractions also include Meritxell Sanctuary and Encamp-Grandvalira Ski Area.
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In addition to a restaurant, Hotel Font d'Argent Canillo features a sauna. Other amenities include a coffee shop/café and spa services.
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The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. Hotel Font d'Argent Canillo features 3 spa tubs and a sauna. This Canillo hotel also offers spa services, a terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
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- Total number of rooms - 75
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- In-room safe
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- Premium bedding
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- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Satellite TV service
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- Room service (limited hours)
- Tempur-Pedic mattress
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
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Onsite venue - This restaurant specializes in Spanish cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
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3 spa tubs are on site. Other recreational amenities include a sauna.
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we experienced a power outage that corrupted the virtual hard disk of one ouf our development servers. The virtual server is unable to boot to Windows anymore, and if I try to boot in safe mode, it BSODs after crcdisk.sys. I tried running the repair with Windows CD with no help.
I am, however, able to mount the .vhd file with Gizmo (http://arainia.com/software/gizmo/overview.php?nID=4) and browse the disk. Is it possible to recover the Sharepoint sites straight from the disk somehow?
We're running WSS 3.0 on Windows server 2008.
+1 for backups even on dev servers
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i found this website from the Google. This company offering a free demo version of sharepoint recovery software.
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Whether it's riding a bike or raking in the academic honours, siblings are always trying to one up each other.
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Whether it's riding a bike or raking in the academic honours, siblings are always trying to one up each other. Twins Dan and Nikki Hall take that tradition up a notch by competing to build their dream homes in the new W Network series Sibling Rivalry.
Sibling Rivalry, which premieres with back-to-back episodes Aug. 30 at 8 p.m., not only pits family against each other, but also experience against a rookie: Dan is a graduate of the construction engineering technology program at George Brown and a builder with years of experience, while Nikki, a former stockbroker, is a relative newbie to the construction business.
The series opens as the pair, who are putting their own money into their projects, scour Toronto neighbourhoods for tear-down properties to become their dream homes.
"It was a good thing we weren't working together," says Nikki of the friendly competition, but, she adds, "family will always trump everything else."
They've got added deadline pressure because Nikki has sold her home and wants to be settled before the birth of baby in January. Dan, meanwhile, is just aiming to make it to the finish line faster than his five-minutes-older sister.
Viewers follow along through all the competition, as well as the reality of completing a build — from permit setbacks and winning city approvals for their projects, to construction difficulties and trying to just find the time to keep it all together.
"Filming was a learning curve and an education," says Dan of the experience. "As for the construction, it's definitely gratifying. At the end of the day, it's your product that's sitting there because of your imagination."
Nikki says she was drawn to renovating, and now construction, because "there's something tangible at the end," unlike when she was working in finance.
Filming also added a new twist to the process, say the twins. "Construction doesn't wait for camera crews, so that was something problematic," says Nikki.
"Having the show in sequence with the construction made it challenging on a coordination aspect," Dan adds, "because you're trying to meet your filming deadlines, capture the crews at work and still meet all your construction timelines.
The twins, who were approached for the series by the production company due to their experience building and renovating homes, spent four to six months on construction, with the whole process lasted about a year.
Nikki says she would definitely repeat the experience. "Building for sure. Filming, yeah, it was fun," she says, noting that she's terribly shy so being on camera was a real learning curve.
She also found it fascinating "how different our houses ended up being. Mine was terribly problematic . . . his was fairly easy."
"Nikki had her issues with her build, I hit a stumbling block with city permitting," continues Dan, who was trying to get permission to construct a rooftop deck. "It was always competitive throughout the duration of the construction, but we each had our own obstacles to overcome."
But, with a little friendly competition — and some help when times got tough — the siblings both meet their deadlines and move into their dream homes.
Sibling Rivalry airs Tuesdays at 8 p.m. on the W Network beginning Aug. 30.
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We rarely equate the feeling of "zen" with the feeling of "glamour", but Natori's Lotus Edge combines the two perfectly. Zen is the comfort and fit of wide bands of stretch lace and a seamless gusset. Glamour is the supremely lovely lotus flowers on the lace and the ever-so-cheeky silhouette. Om Shantih and Air Kisses, darling.
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URGENT NEWS 5:00pm UPDATE — WEEKEND REVISED SCHEDULE C — URGENT NEWS 5:00pm UPDATE
The weekend schedule is now available online (click here) and is called Revised Weekend Schedule C.
The main points for Saturday are:
· USHJA Hunter Derby goes at 7:30am in the covered arena
· All of the AHJA Category II classes with the Grand Canyon State Games will begin in Arena 6 at 10:00am with schooling from 8:00am until 9:30am … this includes the Walk-Trot, Crossrail, Future Rider and all of the Outreach Jr/Am Hunter classes from 2'0" up to 2'9"
· IF the footing in Arena 5 can be recovered on Saturday, we may move the 3'3" and 3'6" Junior and Amateur classes out of the covered ring and into that ring some time in the afternoon, but this is ONLY if the footing is deemed safe
The main points for Sunday are:
· We will run four rings in an effort to finish the entire show at a reasonable hour
· The A/A, Children's, A/O and Junior Hunters will go in Arena 5 starting at 8:00am
· The ponies and Grand Canyon State Games 2'6" Low Child / Adult and 2'9" Child / Adult classes will go in the covered arena starting at 8:00am
· The Grand Canyon State Games Short, Medium and Long Stirrup classes, along with the 2'3" Pre-Child / Adult classes, will go in Arena 6 at 9:00am
Unfortunately, the footing in the Wendell Arena will not be able to be recovered, so jumpers will remain in the covered Arena 3 for the rest of the weekend. Schooling will be moved to Arena 4 to relieve the congestion in the schooling area. Stay tuned to this website and to the CEP Facebook page for updates.
March 17 - Link Now Active For Scottsdale Spring Classic Horse Show
The link, taking you to the Horseshowing.com website to see the class counts and times, is now active on the Horse Shows page.
January 26th - URGENT NEWS ** Classes Added To Hunt Cup March & Grand Canyon State Games ** URGENT NEWS
A full set of Outreach Junior / Amateur Hunter classes have been added to Hunter Ring 2 on Friday and Saturday afternoons. These classes are open to any junior or amateur rider … perfect for the beginner rider or the veteran rider on a green horse. Fences range from 2'0" with no oxers up to 2'9". They fall under the auspices of the Outreach Program and are only $25 per class to enter. Be sure to download your REVISED VERSION A prize list and your REVISED SCHEDULE B show schedule.
January 21 - Scottsdale Spring Shows, Hunt Cup March and Grand Canyon State Games Equestrian Now Available
The prize list for the above shows is now available online. Click here to go to the Horse Shows page to download your copy.
November 25 - CEP Horse Show Schedule For 2015 Released
The schedule for CEP in 2015 is now available on the Horse Shows page. It lists the shows CEP is producing and / or managing in Arizona, Colorado and Northern California. Although a few shows may reflect tentative number of show days or ratings, the weeks for each show are correct.
September 3 - New Requirements To Bring Horses Onto Westworld Property
Due to recent concerns over equine health, Westworld has instituted new requirements for all horses entering Westworld property. A negative coggins, dated within the previous twelve (12) months, must accompany all horses brought onto Westworld property. A Health Certificate, dated within the previous thirty (30) days, must be presented for any horse originating outside of Arizona. These policies are currently in effect and will be so until further notice. So, all horses coming to Westworld for any CEP horse shows, from Hunt Cup to the "A" shows, must follow this policy.
December 12 - Hunt Cup Horse Shows And Four Reel Farm Shows Announce High Point Series Awards
Managements of the Hunt Cup Horse Shows and the Four Reel Farm Horse Shows have joined forces in 2014 to offer high point series awards in five sections: Walk-Trot Rider, Cross Rail Rider, Future Rider, Pre-Child / AA and Modified Child / AA sections. All classes (Hunter Over Fences, Hunter Under Saddle, Equitation Over Fences, Equitation Flat and Pleasure) offered for beginner or intermediate riders within these sections at any Hunt Cup or Four Reel Farm horse show during the 2014 show season are eligible (Dec 1, 2013 through Nov 30, 2014). Classes that are open to all, including professionals, are not eligible. Points in all classes to be awarded 10, 6, 4, 2, 1, 1/2. In the event of a tie at the end of the year, the entry with the most points over fences wins. High point awards will be presented during the Four Reel Farms show on December 4-5. Keep checking back on this website and the Four Reel Farm website (www.fourreelfarm.com) for standings throughout the year.
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Tiny 'ground pepper' like bugs on most window sills
Hi all,
A picture would probably help but I can barely see these things let alone take a picture. Our window sills are all white and basically if you take ground black pepper, tap some on the sill and then blow it around, that's what it looks like. Some move, some are just there, probably dead. All the window sills that they're at are the ones with a bit of a draft, so we assume they're coming in from outside. They look black but they smudge into a brownish red color.
There's one on my monitor right now, I don't think they can fly, not sure how it got there.
Does anyone have any ideas on what they are? They seem to just crawl, I tried tapping and trying to get them to jump but I didn't see any other modes of travel.
My concern is we've got a 5 month old and two other kids, 4 and below and am concerned about them getting bitten etc.
They are smaller but looks like those tiny orange spider-like bugs you find - those make a colorful smudge too ;-)
I'm hoping these are seasonal or related to the wet weather going through this (Nothern Kentucky) are right now.
Any help/advice would be really appreciated!
Just a followup, needed to update my original mesage. These bugs are brownish-red, not black as I originally thought. Got a better look at one in a really brightly lit room.
Also, they are getting in from ALL the windows, not just the ones that have a slight draft. Also in the bathroom with no windows - I guess the vent fan.
Saw something on the UKY.edu website, seems like they are "Clover mites". Goes along with the fact that our lawn was just fertilized - apparently attracts these things.
So, they can "walk" through closed windows! Not really sure what we can do to stop them.


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I actually have three favorites: Bill Davidson, Abe Pollin and Larry Miller.
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By then, Pollin was already planning to move the team from suburban Maryland to a proposed arena in downtown Washington. He said he discussed the name change with Susan O'Malley, the president of the team, and Wes Unseld, the executive vice president, who played and coached for this team.
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Let's face it the only one that had any hope is the idiot Kerry. Nobody with a brain believed it.
Danny Danon and Naftali Bennett are correct we can NOT allow a Palestinian State. The Two State Solution will not work. It is simply a formula for Israel to fight the next war with the Palestinians from a weakend geographical position.
Israel needs annex Area C of the West Bank (where all the Jewish Israeli towns are and which is needed for security.
Find creative solutions for areas A/B where the Palestinians can be independent.
Bennett has a plan which works based on the above parameters, To read more about this plan go to: http://www.onestateisrael.com/.
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Irisa's StoryThe recipe for the mole' meat sauce is posted on here " holy mole' meat pie " and I just love using Reynolds non stick foil!!! Great for "not cleaning up"..lol
You can get the Mexican tomato sauce at some markets, and of course if you have a Mexican store near you " we do & makes life so much easier " you can get it there, and of course you can get it on line at MexGrocer.com
And if you are using the Rotel' tomatoes or plain tomato sauce remember to season it, with salt, pepper etc.
4 ounces " about 7" manicotti pasta
½ medium to large eggplant
3 chorizo sausages " casings removed" i used johnsonville
½ recipe "holy mole' meat pie filling " recipe posted on jap
olive oil for frying eggplant
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1 – 27 ounce can of el pato mexican style tomato sauce " this is hot" so if you don't like the heat use rotel' tomato's. or just plain tomato sauce.
5 cloves roasted garlic smashed " can you really have to much garlic???"
3 tablespoons light brown sugar " or to taste"
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1Wash and cut eggplant into small bite size pieces, and soak in salted water for about 15 minutes. Some say you don't need to soak eggplant but I like to because it removes some of the bitter taste.
2Boil pasta for about 3 minutes in salted water. Remove carefully and rinse to cool. This will continue cooking in the oven.
4After that time rinse the eggplant very well, then add the smashed garlic, and eggplant and fry in the chorizo oil " adding olive oil " if necessary
5Once the eggplant is soft remove, discard any grease and wipe with paper towel to get as much of the grease out as you can.
Try not to remove any of the burnt on pieces of the chorizo because that is where the flavor is.
6Put the eggplant, mole' sauce, chorizo in the same pan and cook till the mixture is thick. Cool completely.
9Carefully fill the manicotti noodles. If you have any mole' meat sauce left over, top the noodles before you put on the sauce, and cheese.
10To arrange the dish, put some of the tomato sauce on the bottom of the baking dish, add the filled pasta, top with mole' meat filling and put some more tomato sauce on top of the noodles.
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Wifi thermostat wiring.
chrizzyandnickyJanuary 29, 2014
Hello Guys.
I am trying to wire a newer thermostat requiring a "C" wire. I am having some trouble since There is more wires on the furnace transformer then coming out of the wall to the thermostat. I am assuming these go to the air conditioner outside.
Explanation of the wiring in the picture:
On the Y terminal there is a white and yellow wire. On the C terminal there is a red wire. These are separate and go somewhere besides the thermostat in a separate wire altogether.
The yellow (Y), blue (G), white (W), R (orange) all go to the thermostat.
I added that brown wire which was a spare to the top of C and connected to the thermostat at C and the thermostat didnt turn on.
How do I wire this all up?