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WINNER: Greg Schiano
Rutgers' head coach was struggling with his running back rotation, and not getting enough production out of Chas Dodd as the Scarlet Knights started the season. Contrary to the desires of many Rutgers' fans, Schiano dedicated many of the rushing attempts to sophomore Jawan Jamison instead of highly-touted freshman Savon Huggins. Jamison's early season experience paid off in the 21-20 comeback victory over Navy, as he delivered his first 100+ yard performance of his short career. Schiano also made the right call making a quarterback change, giving freshman Gary Nova his first career start against the Midshipmen. Nova also stepped up to the challenge, completing 23 of 31 passes for 271 yards and two touchdowns. There is room for improvement with Nova (like the two interceptions, one returned for a touchdown) but it is clear he is the quarterback of the future for the Scarlet Knights.
LOSER: South Florida's Big East title hopes
After starting conference play with two straight losses, South Florida has made the task of claiming their first Big East title much more difficult. It is not impossible, Connecticut accomplished such a feat just a year ago, but it is particularly challenging with USF's schedule. In order to put themselves in a position to finish atop the league standings, they will need to run the table in conference play and get some significant help. After starting the season 4-0, the Bulls were ranked in the top 20 and getting buzz as Big East frontrunners. Now they stare down Cincinnati, Rutgers, Syracuse (on a short week), Louisville, and West Virginia needing five wins and some help in order to reclaim that buzz surrounding the program in September.
WINNER: Mistake-prone Bearcats
Cincinnati started flat against Louisville on Saturday, and some Bearcats fans will even tell you they arguably deserved to lose the game. The only turnover was a Zach Collaros interception returned for a touchdown, but Cincinnati fumbled the ball four times. Thankfully the ball was recovered by a Bearcat in each of the four instances, but Butch Jones' squad had that kind of luck against the Cardinals. After all, it was Louisville penalties and failure to execute that opened the door for the 18-0 second half run to deliver Cincinnati a victory in their Big East opener. At 5-1 the Bearcats have already surpassed the win total from Jones' first season, and find themselves as one of the new favorites in the hunt for the conference title.
LOSER: Pittsburgh's "no-octane" offense
Head coach Todd Graham has tried everything with Pittsburgh's offense, but with the exception of their explosion against South Florida the Panthers have been painfully ineffective with the ball. Starting quarterback Tino Sunseri still looks uneasy trying to push the ball down the field, and even a change of pace quarterback like Trey Anderson hasn't been able to get anything started for Pittsburgh. The 26-14 loss to a visiting Utah squad was embarrassing, but the offense's inability to score a single point against the Utes was downright shameful. Pittsburgh instead had to get their points with defense and special teams, while their no-octane offense definitely sorts them into the "loser" column for Week 7.
WINNER: West Virginia
Even though the Mountaineers had Week 7 off, they emerge as a winner in the Big East. More conference infighting has revealed vulnerability in West Virginia's opponents in the quest for a conference title. South Florida started the season as one of the early candidates to challenge for the crown, but after Skip Holtz's squad dropped their second conference game and Pittsburgh failed to score an offensive touchdown things are looking good in Morgantown. Their stiffest competition will likely either come from Rutgers and/or Cincinnati. Both games will be road tests for the Mountaineers, and now become the unsuspecting "games to circle" in the Big East conference schedule.
LOSER: Louisville and their self-hating ways
Louisville entered the game as the Big East's most penalized team, averaging 8.6 flags per game. On Saturday they lived up to their reputation, committing four penalties on one drive as the Cardinals held a 16-14 lead heading into the fourth quarter. While Charlie Strong's squad kept the total number of penalties down, that frustrating possession was enough to swing the momentum away from the inexperienced Cardinals. When Cincinnati got the ball back, it only took two plays for Isaiah Pead to break loose for 50 of his 151 yards rushing and a touchdown to take the lead away from Louisville. For the third week in a row, the Cardinals suffer a close loss. A game that could have easily ended differently if not for some crucial mental errors.
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Big East Winners and Losers: Week 6
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WINNER: West Virginia's rushing game
Freshman running back Dustin Garrison broke out a week ago as the Mountaineers best option running the ball, piling up 291 yards against Bowling Green. Because of the option, it was hard to say that West Virginia had done much more than get a start on fixing their one-dimensional offensive problem. However Garrison had a commendable showing once against against Connecticut, picking up 80 yards and a touchdown on 18 carries. The numbers weren't flashy, but when Geno Smith is carving up the defense for 450 yards it serves as a nice compliment. Connecticut also entered the game as the Big East's second leading rushing defense, so the Mountaineers have to feel good about having a more balanced attack as they proceed in conference play.
LOSER: Louisville
North Carolina did not show up to play offensively, and Louisville had several chances to take advantage of mental lapses by the Tar Heels on defense. But the Cardinals were unable to make the most of the opportunity to steal a win on the road and dropped to 2-3 after the 14-7 loss. The defense sacked North Carolina quarterback Bryn Renner four times, and held the usually productive offense scoreless in the first half. The Tar Heels were lucky to escape with a win, and Louisville missed out an opportunity to grab potential confidence booster for the young team.
WINNER: Gary Nova
After taking over for starting quarterback Chas Dodd and leading the Scarlet Knights to a double overtime victory against Syracuse, head coach Greg Schiano made the this week's starter a game time decision. When Nova got the nod, he made the most of the opportunity and led the team to a 34-10 win over Pittsburgh. A huge portion of Rutgers' victory on Saturday is due to the play of the Scarlet Knights defense picking off Pitt quarterbacks four times, but the freshman signal caller did just enough to turn those turnovers into the points needed to push Rutgers to the top of the Big East standings.
LOSER: Tino Sunseri
For the second time this season, Pittsburgh's starting quarterback was replaced by backup Trey Anderson after committing one to many turnovers. No need to bring up the "quarterback controversy" topic, head coach Todd Graham has already said Tino is still the starting quarterback for now. But Sunseri's three interception performance was particularly frustrating for the Panther fans who were singing his praises following the beatdown of USF on national television last Thursday. Sunseri has thrown five touchdowns compared to seven interceptions on the season, and has yet to prove he can throw deep in this new high-octane offense. Ray Graham is still the heart and soul of this offensive unit, but he can't do much to prevent or reverse the Panthers' turnover problem.
WINNER: West Virginia's pass rush
In addition to Geno Smith's high-powered passing attack and a growing ground game, the Mountaineers defense was a nightmare for Connecticut on Saturday. Huskies quarterback Johnny McEntee was sacked five times, including once for a safety, and was on the run all night from West Virginia's pass rush. Once West Virginia began building a lead, defensive coordinator Jeff Casteel turned up the pressure and muted any chance for momentum from the Connecticut offense. The Mountaineers held the Huskies to 97 yards of total offense in the second half, keeping drives short while the offense extended the lead. If West Virginia can continue that kind of formula against their other conference opponents, it should result in several more league victories like the one in Morgantown on Saturday.
LOSER: Paul Pasqualoni
When the former Syracuse head coach took the Connecticut job, I am not sure the Huskies' 2-4 start was what he had in mind following a Big East title. The defending league champs got off to a rough start in 2010 before turning the season around in league play, but there has been little to cheer about for the Huskies at this point in the season. Pasqualoni finally solved the quarterback situation, but has no answer for a defense dealing with injuries and inexperience along with a significantly downgraded rushing game. The only UConn victories have been against Fordham and Buffalo, and at this point bowl eligibility is already looking doubtful. Pasqualoni is too far into his career to think of this as a rebuilding opportunity, but his loyalty to his home state makes me think it will take a lot more than one bad season to derail his passion for coaching the Huskies.
WINNER: Syracuse
The Orange are off to a 4-2 start in the 2011 season, thanks to yet another close victory in the final minutes. Syracuse has gone to overtime in three games (2-1) and had every victory decided by seven points or fewer. After the non-victory overtime victory against Toledo, I wrote that the double overtime loss to Rutgers was some weird kind of karma. After Syracuse's 37-34 victory over Tulane on the road, I'm convinced their is voodoo at work.
LOSER: 3,000+ no-shows in Morgantown
The official attendance at Saturday's game was 56,179. After head coach Dana Holgorsen's tirade this past week, all 3,000+ no-shows deserve a stern look from the head coach. NOW DEAL WITH YOUR STERN LOOK.
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Tags: Big East, Bryn Renner, Chas Dodd, Chip Patterson, Dana Holgorsen, Dustin Garrison, Gary Nova, Geno Smith, Greg Schiano, Jeff Casteel, Johnny McEntee, Lyle McCombs, North Carolina, Paul Pasqualoni, Pittsburgh, Ray Graham, Rutgers, Syracuse, Tino Sunseri, Todd Graham, Toledo, Trey Anderson, Tulane, USF, West Virginia
Posted on: September 14, 2011 9:46 am
Edited on: September 14, 2011 12:12 pm
Despite numbers, Graham sticking with Sunseri
Posted by Chip Patterson
Pittsburgh's "high-octane" offense has not exactly put up the kinds of numbers that were expected when head coach Todd Graham arrived from Tulsa. The Panthers are clearly still getting adjusted to the fast-paced scheme, and the results in their first two games have been mixed. Moving Tino Sunseri out from under center reportedly had a positive impact on the quarterback's performance in camp.
But Sunseri has had issues in the new offense, struggling to get the ball downfield and relying on the efforts of running back Ray Graham to spark production. The sample size is small, but after facing Buffalo and Maine at home many did not expect Sunseri to put up the kind of numbers currently on his stat line.
Sunseri has completed 37-63 passes for 403 yards, one touchdown, two interceptions, and a 111.4 quarterback rating which ranks next-to-last in the Big East. After struggling through three quarters of action against Maine, backup Trey Anderson finished out the game against the Black Bears.
Quarterback controversy?
"We planned on putting Trey in anyway, it wasn't that I pulled Tino, It was a planned deal," Graham explained after the game. "I still have 100 percent belief in Tino and like I told you at the beginning of the year, he has a very difficult job, he has a lot on his plate and we've got to execute better at that position.
"But Tino is our quarterback and will be next week and we will move forward from there. I didn't want to come out of this week, playing against an opponent we should totally dominate, and not get another quarterback any reps."
In Sunseri's defense, the close final score is more of a credit to a relentless Maine team than discredit to the Panther's offense. The Black Bears score 14 points in the final four minutes, including a touchdown with just three seconds remaining to bring the final margin to six points.
Furthering Graham's confidence in Sunseri and the quarterback position was the announcement Anthony Gonzalez's move to H-back for Saturday's game at Iowa. Gonzalez pushed Sunseri for the starting quarterback role in spring practice, showing off his athleticism to the new coaching staff. The redshirt freshman was the recipient of the team's Ed Conway Award, annually presented to the most improved players of spring practice. But after an Aug. 31 arrest for possession of marijuana, Gonzalez was suspended for the first two games of the season.
With Gonzalez back in the lineup, the staff clearly wants to use the dual-threat signal caller's talents on the field - but not at the expense of Sunseri's playing time. The tight-end/running back hybrid position is currently manned by Hubie Graham and Drew Carswell. Gonzalez provides a nice change of pace to that position, and I would not be surprised to see him get some snaps against Iowa on Saturday.
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Posted on: September 11, 2011 1:27 am
Edited on: September 11, 2011 1:28 am
What I learned from the Big East (Sept. 10)
Posted by Chip Patterson
1. The conference got a reality check after 8-0 start. I wrote earlier this week about the Big East not getting to comfy with their undefeated record, and my suspicions became true this weekend. The conference went 4-4 with South Florida's victory over Ball State being the only win against an FBS opponent. Syracuse and Pittsburgh had to hold off late rallies from Rhode Island and Maine, while Rutgers and Connecticut were unable to capitalize on multiple opportunities to defeat North Carolina and Vanderbilt. But the weekend of frustration for the conference started with Louisville's 24-17 loss at home to Florida International.
2. Louisville's offensive line has to be fixed. Florida International exposed a glaring weakness in the Louisville offense on Friday night in their 24-17 victory over the Cardinals. The Panthers defense sacked Will Stein seven times and held running backs Jeremy Wright and Victor Anderson to a combined 83 yards on 28 carries (2.9 ypc). Youth has been a concern for Louisville coming into the season, particularly with four new starters on the offensive line. But the performance against FIU was embarrassing for Charlie Strong's squad, and now the entire nation knows where and how to beat the Cardinals. Luckily, their next game is their annual matchup with Kentucky - who looks even worse. My thoughts are that Strong uses Kentucky and the next bye week to fix the issues. But that's probably a lot more hope than thought.
3.Pittsburgh is still adjusting to new systems on both sides of the ball. Todd Graham was supposed to bring the "high octane" offense to Pittsburgh, but the only player up to speed appears to be running back Ray Graham. Defensive coordinator Keith Patterson installed a 3-3-5 attacking defense, and spent time refining it with Pittsburgh Steelers defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau. But neither system appeared to be clicking in the Panthers' 35-29 win over Maine on Saturday. Quarterback Tino Sunseri could not get synced with his receivers, only finding success on short and intermediate routes due to heavy pressure from Maine's defensive front. He was sacked seven times and tossed two interceptions before getting replaced by true freshman Trey Anderson.
The defense was picked apart by Maine quarterback Warren Smith in the second half, with the senior signal caller totaling 334 yards and three touchdowns in a failing effort to bring the Black Bears back from a 20-7 halftime deficit. The defense was hardly "attacking" down the stretch, and if Maine can make Pitt pay the Panthers have some serious concerns heading into next week's non-conference showdown with Iowa.
4. West Virginia's offense needs a consistent rushing attack. The statement sounds critical, but that is only because of how productive the offense is when the Mountaineers can move the ball on the ground. When Norfolk State was holding a 12-10 lead over West Virginia at halftime, they were daring head coach Dana Holgorsen to run the ball with only four men in the box. The Mountaineers were not able to get anything going on the ground with either Andrew Buie or Vernard Roberts, and Geno Smith was struggling to find receivers open in space. When the Mountaineers starting creating holes for their backs in the second half, it opened up the entire field and sparked the 45-0 second half run.
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This lip balm is amazing. I usually use vaseline as lip balm before I go to sleep, but this, surprisingly, is even better! It glides on smoothly and basically transforms your lips into pools of moisture. It soothes my chapped lips and when I wake up in the morning, my lips look healthy and soft! I think this will always be a staple in my makeup kit, especially when I'm travelling as I need something effective and reliable.
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Love this lip balm for the cold Canadian winter! I often get cracked lips, but 2 days after using this product my lips are completely healed (I apply it at night time too). It has nothing fancy, the smell is neutral, but it works so well! The only reason why I didn't give a 5/5 is because the product can get really oily in warm weather. But overall great product!
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A grim assessment by the European Commission says that the tiny island nation of Cyprus must sell its excess gold in order to raise 400 million euros to finance its bailout. As one of the euro zone's smallest economies, Cyprus has already been forced to wind down one of its largest banks. Losses have also been declared on uninsured deposits in order to qualify for a 10 billion euro lifeline from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund.
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic online) - Street protests have arisen across the country as fears rise over the impact of the crisis. In the meantime, the European Commission's draft assessment has made plans for the sale of some 10 tons of gold, the biggest euro zone bullion sale in four years.
Cyprus would raise 10.6 billion euros from the winding down of Laiki Bank, according to the plan. Losses imposed on junior bondholders and the deposit-for-equity swap for uninsured deposits in the Bank of Cyprus. Nicosia would receive 600 million euros over three years from higher corporate income taxes and a rise in the capital gains tax rate.
According to the assessment, of the total Cypriot financing needs of 23 billion euros between the second quarter of 2013 and the first quarter of 2016, the euro zone bailout fund will provide nine billion euros, the International Monetary Fund one billion euros and Cyprus itself will generate 13 billion euros.
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The crisis won't end there -- the Cyprus economy will go on contracting through 2014, returning to marginal growth of 1.1 percent in 2015. At the same time, debt as a proportion of gross domestic product (GDP) will peak at 126 percent, before falling to 104 percent in 2020, the debt sustainability report shows.
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4.5-star luxury hotel with a full-service spa in Seoul (Guro)
This luxury hotel is located in Seoul (Guro), close to SeaLaLa Spa & Water Park, Times Square Shopping Mall, and Mokdong Stadium. Local attractions also include KBS Exhibition Hall and Yeouido Saetgang Ecological Park.
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In addition to a restaurant, Sheraton Seoul D Cube City Hotel features an indoor pool. Other amenities include a full-service spa and a bar/lounge.
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In addition to refrigerators and wireless Internet access (surcharge), guestrooms feature air conditioning along with climate control and safes.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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In addition to a full-service spa, Sheraton Seoul D Cube City Hotel features an indoor pool and a sauna. The hotel offers a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink.
This 4.5-star property offers access to a business center and meeting rooms. 12 meeting rooms are available. This luxury hotel also offers a fitness center, multilingual staff, and coffee/tea in the lobby.
- Total number of rooms - 269
- Number of floors - 15
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Feast - This buffet restaurant serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner.
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- Forget the hassle of carrying a GPS around with you. The Nokia mobile phone is now the ultimate navigational device. This required the development of a microsite with educational video tutorials, map downloads and accessories to support the Nokia Navigation service.
To reinforce the idea that Nokia was the ultimate GPS system, the site used the Nokia handset as a device to navigate through the website.
This site's innovative Australian design was subsequently used a benchmark for Nokia worldwide.


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1839-1853 West Bitters Road
San Antonio, Texas, 78248
Commute to Downtown San Antonio
Most errands require a car.
It is possible to get on a bus.
Mostly flat, minimal bike lanes.
Score Details
1839-1853 West Bitters Road has a Walk Score of 41 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
This location is in San Antonio. The closest park is Saledo Creek Greenway.
Nearby schools include Primrose School Of Huebner Village, Huebner Elementary School and The Montessori School Of San Antonio.
The closest grocery stores are Supermarket Solutions, Pack And Mail + and H-E-B plus!.
Nearby coffee shops include Tootie Pie Gourmet Cafe, Cafe Manhattan House and Mildfire Coffee Roasters. Nearby restaurants include SUBWAY® Restaurants, Tacos El Gallito Food Truck and Chin's Garden.
1839-1853 West Bitters Road is near NuStar Energy Headquarters, Salado Creek Greenway and Churchill Estates Park.
There are minimal bike lanes and the terrain is mostly flat. 1839-1853 West Bitters Road is somewhat bikeable, there is minimal bike infrastructure.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 1839-1853 West Bitters Road.
Bus lines:
0.7 mi
This location is in the city of San Antonio, TX. San Antonio has an average Walk Score of 34 and has 1,327,407 residents.