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Wonder what the Majlis chief, Asaduddin Owaisi, wants to learn. No prizes for guessing. He is keen on picking up Telugu. The Hyderabad MP, who did Barrister-at-law (Lincolns Inn), England, regrets not knowing the regional language.
"I don't know why I have not learnt Telugu all these years", he says.
Mr. Owaisi, who is in the midst of hectic campaign, is keen on learning the official language of the state at the earliest. He feels it is a big drawback for a politician not knowing the language of the masses. "If I could have articulated in fluent Telugu the way I speak Urdu what impact it would make on the public", says Mr. Owaisi who is planning to make forays in Seemandhra.
The 'Naqeeb-e-Millat' as he is fondly called, did some loud thinking the other day during a break from his hectic electioneering. "It is not that I do not know Telugu. I understand it but am unable to speak", admits Mr. Owaisi.
Talk to a man in a language he understands, it goes to his head. Talk to him in his own language and it goes to his heart. The Majlis leader knows this pretty well. "Language is the best way of bridging the gaps and dispelling doubts", he remarks.
No, not for him is just a smattering of Telugu. He wants to have a thorough grip on the language. Mr. Owaisi doesn't like to go for self-learning materials. He prefers to take the service of a Telugu pundit to learn the language properly.
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Crossing Cultures: The Old Norse Adaptations Of Marie De France'S Lais, 2015 University of Connecticut - Storrs
Crossing Cultures: The Old Norse Adaptations Of Marie De France'S Lais, Kenna Jacobs
The Quiet Corner Interdisciplinary Journal
The representation of sin and sexuality in Marie de France's Lais is a topic that continues to be debated among scholars, as the unexpected storylines – including adultery, bestiality, and physical violence – often clash with our preconceived notions concerning the medieval principles of modesty and restraint. The provoking, even disconcerting, nature of this work becomes quite apparent when examined in conjunction with their later adaptations in the thirteenth century, as King Hákon of Norway commissioned the translation of several lais into Old Norse as a means of promoting the courtly codes and conventions within French literature. Focusing on the lais ...
"For It Acordeth Noght To Kinde": Remediating Gower'S Confessio Amantis In Machinima, 2015 University of Rochester, NY
"For It Acordeth Noght To Kinde": Remediating Gower'S Confessio Amantis In Machinima, Sarah L. Higley
Visual adaptation of a medieval text, as tempting as it is in film of any kind, is never an easy conversion, and all the more so if the original is as formally structured as John Gower's Confessio Amantis. This essay examines the philosophy and difficulties of making a "medieval motion picture" (animated and narrated by the author) reflect the message of three of Gower's tales ("The Travelers and the Angel," "Canace and Machaire," "Florent") as well as the multimedia properties of the manuscripts that house them, their illuminations beckoning us into colorful virtual worlds. In referencing theories of ...
Preface, 2015 Westminster College
Preface, Georgiana Donavin, Eve Salisbury
Co-editors Georgiana Donavin and Eve Salisbury are delighted to feature the work of medievalist and machinimatographer Sarah L. Higley in this issue of Accessus. In a machinima production that debuted during the Third International Congress of the John Gower Society at the University of Rochester (30 June through 3 July, 2014), Higley refashions three tales from the Confessio Amantis for her film The Lover's Confession. In this issue of Accessus, we present the film and Higley's commentary on the intersections between her creative work with machinima and scholarly issues surrounding "The Tale of the Travelers and the Angel ...
Buddhism As Performing Art: Visualizing Music In The Tibetan Sacred Ritual Music Liturgies, 2015 University of Calgary
Buddhism As Performing Art: Visualizing Music In The Tibetan Sacred Ritual Music Liturgies, Jeffrey W. Cupchik
Yale Journal of Music & Religion
The eleventh-century Tibetan female ascetic, Machik Labdrön (1055-1153), developed a Vajrayāna (Tantric) Buddhist meditation method called Chöd (Tib. gCod, Eng. "to cut") and associated ritual practices as a means of eliminating "self-grasping," which is defined as the mistaken instinct of regarding one's "self" and all phenomena as intrinsically, or independently, existent. Her musical-meditation method became renowned across Central Asia during her lifetime, and Chödritual practices and liturgies have been transmitted from teacher to disciple in unbroken lineages until today. The ritual is now well known globally, with Tibetan Lamas, nuns, and empowered exponents teaching widely, across a transnational ...
Orphic Powers In J.R.R. Tolkien's Legend Of Beren And Lúthien, 2015 University of California, Davis
Orphic Powers In J.R.R. Tolkien's Legend Of Beren And Lúthien, Jane Beal Phd
Journal of Tolkien Research
In "Orphic Powers in Tolkien's Legend of Beren and Lúthien," I consider three interrelated strands that influenced the development of Tolkien's most precious story: Tolkien's own life experience, sources from classical mythology and medieval literature, and the hope inherent to the Christian faith, especially for resurrection and eternal life, as symbolized in the Parable of the Pearl of Great Price. This study suggests that Tolkien's relationship to his wife, Edith, inspires the legend and renders it a psychological allegory. Three Ovidian tales from classical mythology that were later re-told in medieval literature also influence it: the ...
The Rhetoric Of Exile In The Preaching And Teaching Of The Anglo-Saxon Church: Glimpses Of The Cultural Ideology In Old English Homilies, 2015 Western Michigan University
The Rhetoric Of Exile In The Preaching And Teaching Of The Anglo-Saxon Church: Glimpses Of The Cultural Ideology In Old English Homilies, Yi-Chin Huang
The Hilltop Review
This article explores how the early medieval vernacular homiletic discourse produced in Anglo-Saxon England strategically employs the rhetoric exile, a theme whose significance is also articulated widely in Old English poetry. As words denoting such similar ideas as exile, banishment, exclusion, casting/driving out, etc., recur significantly in the homilies of the Anglo-Saxon Church, including the homilies of Ælfric, Wulfstan, and the Blickling and Vercelli Codices, I propose an analysis of the instances in which the rhetoric about exile is used in preaching and theology in order to reveal not only the Church authors/teachers' ability and effort to ...
La Ubicua Presencia Del Moro: Maurofilia Y Maurofobia Literaria Como Productos De Consumo Cristiano, 2015 IPFW
La Ubicua Presencia Del Moro: Maurofilia Y Maurofobia Literaria Como Productos De Consumo Cristiano, Ana I. Benito
International Language and Culture Studies Faculty Publications
Maurophilia and maurophobia explained as a doubly fictional representation of Muslims as part of a process of selective cultural assimilation in Renaissance Castilian Literature.
The Evolution And Antithesis Of Western Music, 2015 Cleveland State University
The Evolution And Antithesis Of Western Music, Dan Rager
Daniel Rager
This article examines the Evolution and Antithesis of Western Music from early Biblical Times (3500 B.C.) through the Baroque Period (1600-1750 A. D.). The material presented encompasses many different cultures from around the world. Herein, the Sumerians, Babylonians, Greeks, Jews, Romans, and other cultures are examined. Religious and cultural ideologies clash while similarities parallel these mediums exposing juxtapositions that transcend throughout the ages.
The article discusses early musical systems, periodical musical practices, musical elements (voices vs. instruments) permitted and forbidden by the church, the use of sacred and secular music and the development of these "musical forms" which include ...
Three Late Medieval Kilns From The Athenian Agora, 2015 Bryn Mawr College
Three Late Medieval Kilns From The Athenian Agora, Camilla Mackay
Library Staff Research and Scholarship
This article presents pottery from three late medieval kilns excavated in the Athenian Agora in the 1930s. Wasters from the kilns provide important proof of the local production of lead-glazed wares that come into use in the early Ottoman period and are found in surveys and excavations throughout Attica and Boeotia. Some of this pottery has been identified as maiolica, but portable x-ray fluorescence (pXRF) analysis has not indicated the presence of tin in the glaze. While distinctive in appearance, the pottery from these kilns seems to continue the ceramic tradition of earlier medieval Athens.
The Fisherman By Anonymous, 2014 Western Michigan University
The Fisherman By Anonymous, Luke J. Chambers
Translated from the Old French with commentary by Luke Chambers.
The Gawain-Poet And The Textual Environment Of Fourteenth-Century English Anticlericalism, 2014 City University of New York, Graduate Center
The Gawain-Poet And The Textual Environment Of Fourteenth-Century English Anticlericalism, Ethan Campbell
Dissertations and Theses, 2014-Present
The 14th-century Middle English poems Cleanness and Patience, homiletic retellings of biblical stories which appear in the same manuscript as Pearl and Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, offer moral lessons to a general Christian audience, but the introduction to Cleanness, with its reference to men whom "prestez arn called," suggests that a central feature of their rhetoric is anticlerical critique. Priests do not appear as exemplars but as potentially filthy hypocrites who inspire God's harshest wrath, since their sins may contaminate Christ's body in the Eucharist.
Using Cleanness's opening lines as a guide, this dissertation reads ...
With One's Own Arms: Condottieri, Machiavelli, And The Rise Of The Florentine Militia, 2014 Gettysburg College
With One's Own Arms: Condottieri, Machiavelli, And The Rise Of The Florentine Militia, Michael N. Boncardo
Student Publications
This paper examines the use of mercenary warfare on the Italian peninsula during the late 15th and early 16th centuries. It later focuses on the unique political and economic environment in Florence that led to Niccolo Machiavelli orchestrating the creation of the Florentine militia.
Student-Centered, Interactive Teaching Of The Anglo-Saxon Cult Of The Cross, 2014 Gettysburg College
Student-Centered, Interactive Teaching Of The Anglo-Saxon Cult Of The Cross, Christopher R. Fee
English Faculty Publications
Although most Anglo-Saxonists deal with Old English texts and contexts as a matter of course in our research agendas, many of us teach relatively few specialized courses focused on our areas of expertise to highly-trained students; thus, many Old English texts and objects which are commonplace in our research lives can seem arcane and esoteric to a great many of our students. This article proposes to confront this gap, to suggest some ways of teaching a few potentially obscure texts and artifacts to undergrads, to offer some guidance about uses of technology in this endeavor, and to help fellow teachers ...
The [Ftaires!] To Remembrance: Language, Memory, And Visual Rhetoric In Chaucer's House Of Fame And Danielewski's House Of Leaves, 2014 University of Puget Sound
The [Ftaires!] To Remembrance: Language, Memory, And Visual Rhetoric In Chaucer's House Of Fame And Danielewski's House Of Leaves, Shannon Danae Kilgore
Honors Program Theses
Geoffrey Chaucer's dream poem The House of Fame explores virtual technologies of memory and reading, which are similar to the themes explored in Danielewski's House of Leaves. "[ftaires!]", apart from referencing the anecdotal (and humorous) misspelling of "stairs" in House of Leaves, is one such linguistically and visually informed phenomenon that speaks directly to how we think about, and give remembrance to, our own digital and textual culture. This paper posits that graphic design, illustrations, and other textual cues (such as the [ftaires!] mispelling in House of Leaves] have a subtle yet powerful psychological influence on our reading ...
The Auchinleck Manuscript: A Study In Manuscript Production, Scribal Innovation, And Literary Value In The Early 14th Century, 2014 English Department
The Auchinleck Manuscript: A Study In Manuscript Production, Scribal Innovation, And Literary Value In The Early 14th Century, Tricia Kelly George
Doctoral Dissertations
The Auchinleck Manuscript (National Library of Scotland Advocates 19.2.1) was written in London by six scribes and contains 44 extant texts. This manuscript is an early 14th century English manuscript (c. 1331) best known for its many unique and first versions of texts, such as the first version of the Breton lay Sir Orfeo, a Breton adaptation of the Orpheus legend. It is also the first literary manuscript we have that is written almost entirely in English after the Norman Conquest. My research provides answers to some of the perennial questions raised by scholars concerning this manuscript ...
Long May She Reign: Portrayals And Interpretations Of Mary, Queen Of Scots, In Popular Media, 2014 Dordt College
Long May She Reign: Portrayals And Interpretations Of Mary, Queen Of Scots, In Popular Media, Scott Culpepper
Faculty Work
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How The Axe Falls: A Retrospective On Thirty-Five Years Of Sir Gawain And The Green Knight Performance, 2014 Boise State University
How The Axe Falls: A Retrospective On Thirty-Five Years Of Sir Gawain And The Green Knight Performance, Linda Marie Zaerr
This retrospective represents a new approach to using historical performance as a tool for understanding medieval narrative performance. The core of the article traces how an individual performer's interaction with a stable medieval text both indicates directions medieval performers may have taken and suggests the limitations imposed by modern performance conventions. The discussion touches on issues of adaptation and translation, variation in troupe composition and audience, expectations of modern audiences, impact of costume choices, and limitations of audio and video recordings as documentation of live performance. Juxtaposing eight performances of a single passage clarifies how performance can transform a ...
Semper Venalis: Gower's Avaricious Lawyers, 2014 California State University - Sacramento
Semper Venalis: Gower's Avaricious Lawyers, Robert Meindl
The first three chapters of the sixth book of the Vox Clamantis (lines 1-248) comprise a harsh critique of the many avaricious lawyers who, in Gower's opinion, have come to dominate their profession to the disadvantage of English society in the late fourteenth century. Driven exclusively by their appetite for possessions, they have forgotten the biblical model presented in Psalm 14 that specifies the obligation of the good man to assist without recompense his neighbor's search for justice. Falsely claiming to be men of law and inheritors of the biblical model of the good man, the causidici (as ...
Preface, 2014 bepress (DC Admins)
Preface, Georgiana Donavin, Eve Salisbury
Co-editors Georgiana Donavin and Eve Salisbury thank the readers of Accessus for an enthusiastic reception of the first issue and summarize the contents of this second issue. The second issue showcases opportunities inherent in online publishing, such as the ability to produce extended commentaries and offer video streams. Robert J. Meindl's "Semper Venalis: Gower's Avaricious Lawyers" and Linda Marie Zaerr's "How the Axe Falls: A Retrospective on Thirty-five Years of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight Performance," respectively, realize these possibilities in online publishing while adding substantially and insightfully to our knowledge of important fourteenth-century poems from ...
49th International Congress On Medieval Studies, 2014 Western Michigan University
49th International Congress On Medieval Studies, Medieval Institute, Western Michigan University
International Congress on Medieval Studies Archive
The printed program of the 49th International Congress on Medieval Studies (May 8-11, 2014), including the Corrigenda.


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Pictures of your favorite Austin roses
I would love to see your pictures of your favorite Austin roses and their attributes, if you would like to share.
OK--I'll surprise everybody by declaring the two roses below are my favorite Austins! Big surprise, huh? LOL
Munstead Wood--that color, I get lost in its velvety depths.
Molineux--the changing colors of this golden/apricot/yellow bloom, it fullness and floriferousness.
I have other Austin beauties too, but those two are my favoritest--and located about 6 ft apart. They should make a wonderful contrast of colors next summer, don't you think?
Your photos of DAs are all so exciting....I now have 14. Unfortunately the oldest, Carding Mill, is only 5 months old. so I don't have many photos yet... Next spring, I will certainly take some and post them.
Today is Wed and Friday Munstead Wood should arrive from DA in Texas. I am so excited I can hardly stand it.
So far I have only seen blooms on my Falstaff, Lady Emma, Carding Mill, Teasing Georgia, Young Lycidas, and Molineaux. But these were all from very immature plants and were not full size yet. I don't think I have ever anticipated spring as much as I have this winter.
I do have some lovely HTs, but since I've already had 2 seasons to adore them, I'm not as hyped ''about seeing them again as seeing my DAs for the first time, I would guess that now I am really starting to 'love' my roses. Before, I was only 'fond' of them. (Too gooey, huh?)
Thanks for all your photos and Kate, thanks for getting me started with my Austins. Friday I will finally have the blossom that started my quest for these beauties.
Two of my favorites are, again, Munstead Wood
and the spectacular Lady of Shalott, the overall best of the orange Austins in my garden.
I hope you will wind up with some that you like.
Susan and Andrea--I can't wait to see pics of your new Austins this summer. Just be prepared--they often are not very floriferous their first couple years. Patience--and you will eventually be rewarded with incredible beauty!
In the meantime, I'll keep spreading the word about Munstead Wood--til we have one in every garden!
bustopher--I almost added Lady of Shalott as my other favorite Austin, but mine isn't as mature and therefore floriferous as yours is. This is her third year coming up, so I hope she really takes off and blooms like yours does.
I also love Austin's softer roses--like Land's Abe Darby and MZ's Tea-clipper, though that last one is a new one to me. Lovely, however.
Can't wait to see what other beautiful Austins get posted here. His roses are sooooooo photogenic, aren't they!
Someone, when talking about the DA photos, (was it you?) said that they made your heart go pitter pat. (Not a quote exactly) Well, I agree.
And if there is one thing that I have learned, with a little gentle scolding from Kim, is to be more patient. There are two examples that are my roses, one is Olympiad and one is Oregold. They are both now only 2 years in my garden, but they have changed so, that I have apologized to them both often. Olympiad has turned (in only 2 years) into the winner that she is. And Oregold has also changed from an ugly duckling into a lovely young thing.
I am so excited about MW......Soon! I will post a photo of him (why do I think he's a him?) as soon as he arrives. This is as good as Christmas as a kid.
Happy, Happy,
Everyones' photos are just spectacular. Bustopher's Lady of Shallot may convince me to grow her...all those apricot/orange blooms.
My favorite Austin's may change a bit next year when my Munstead Wood really has a chance to show off, but as of now they are Evelyn, Golden Celebration, Brother Cadfael, and Jude the Obscure. Diane
Here's Brother Cadfael.
Ohhh--I'm getting faint with delight! It's not just pitty-pat, Andrea--it's a full-fledged SWOON!
They are all so beautiful. Now I want ALL the Austins. Or why can't I at least get neighbors who buy the ones I have no room for. Then I could at least go visiting next door to see them. : )
But the real question is why super-beauties like Golden Celebration and Evelyn and Sharifa Asma can't be more disease-resistant!
I do hope my Pilgrim matures enough next year to really take off. Here is the one cluster of blooms she put out last summer--swoon-worthy, to say the least. I can't even imagine what a pillar covered in Pilgrims will look like--though I imagine View1ny's Teasing Georgia may give a hint of what to expect.
The Pilgrim
It's hard to pick out one beautiful Austin--they are ALL beauties!
When I picked up my last Austin, Falstaff, I was at Regan's (my nursery of choice). I had to go to the 'outback' to find it. They put their newly potted and one or two of a kind out there. I found Falstaff in a sea of plants. But he had a fully opened blossom the likes of which I had never seen. The petal formation and color were spectacular. I was happy that I was alone. I squealed when I saw that gorgeous baby.
Just the photos of the DA roses make me giddy. It actually makes me feel guilty. Until I got on this forum and discovered these roses, my 30 year favorite had been Pristine. My mother was a horticulture major at university and had many beautiful gardens and roses. A huge Peace climber and Crimson Glory that my mother planted in 1955 are still remembered by me.
Then about 30 years ago, I found a Pristine standard at Regan's (yes, the same one) and presented it to my mother for Mother's Day. Pristine was the happiest rose I can imagine, always healthy with shiny green foliage and the MOST beautiful blossoms I had ever seen. Other friends also said it was the most gorgeous rose they had ever seen.
Soooo, now that I am so besotted by the DAs, I feel guilty about loving them so. I have to tell Pristine, Peace, and Brandy that I still love them a bunch.
Sorry about this mushy post. I will post a photo tomorrow of my new MW, even if it is without blossoms.
Have a great weekend all,
Oh,heck, you guys are all so enthusiastic about Austin's (I love them all), I'll post a few more pics to add to the general gorgeousness of this thread. Diane
Here's Princess Alexandra of Kent. She's still not mature, so I have high hopes for her.
I don't usually 'love' pink roses, but PAofK is really beautiful. And she's NOT mature? Wow.
I've been so glum without anything really blooming, that just looking at this thread lifts my spirits.
Thanks again,
Keep us updated, nana, on PAK as she matures. I've never seen a real one, so must rely on your wonderful pics to get a full sense of how wonderful she must be.
Wow, Andrea, that was quite some story about the development of your love of roses. Probably most of us started off with a Peace- or Pristine-fixation and then broadened out into old and new shrubs of various kinds--but Peace will always have a special place in my heart as one of my earliest loves--like your Pristine.
These beautiful pics are making me lust for more!!!
And my gardners are going to be digging a new bed this weekend for the 9 that are still in temporary pots and need permanent homes.
Maybe I will just do without grass!....Not really possible, I have two 4-legged critters that need their yard.
Let's see, I have pups, roses, and cheesemaking to love. How much more does a lady need?
Don't have any recent pics with me, but I stole these from my FB album.
Heritage is the first one and the oldest Austin I have. I also have a Falstaff and a Scepter D'Isle as well as two Graham Thomas's.
I also have a Princess Anne and Lady Of shalotte coming to me next month from Reagan.
Here is the pic of on of my Graham Thomas's, I love this rose it hasn't grown a lot for me since I planted it last may but I have big hopes for it this season.
iPad pic so not the best quaility, but here's PAOK back in May, She hasn't been out of bloom since.
Editing to say that she is now 7 feet wide and about 4 feet tall.
This post was edited by jo_pyeweed on Thu, Jan 23, 14 at 20:13
Funny...when I joined the forum , Austin 's were out of favor. Someone actually called them the BIg mac and Fries of the rose world. I loved them then...and love them now. I think they are GREAT roses. And I occasionally like a Big Mac! Lol
Abe Darby ...my first and favorite !
Andrea, Molineux and the rest of my garden didn't fare well the last half of summer. Nearly everyday was overcast--no sun--leaves on all the roses got all sorts of leaf diseases and not just BS. After a spectacular spring bloom (never better in my garden), the roses seemed to lose all energy and were quite lackadaisical about putting out blooms. And the worst part was several of my favorite beauties, including one of my Molineux, began slowly dying. Let me tell you--it was the strangest summer--I've never had plants behave the way those plants did.
I used to brag about my 3-in-1 Molineux--made a big beautiful, almost ever-blooming bush. I lost one of them the previous summer (we had over 100 degrees heat most of that summer) but I replaced it the following spring. Then this summer, I lost another Molineux. So I've given up on the 3-in-1 look. There are two Molineux left setting next to each other--I think that will still manage to make a decent statement, so I might just leave it that way. We will just have to see how it looks next summer.
And that is the sad, sad tale of the unexplained rose deaths in my garden (2 other roses also).
I need everybody sending me good wishes for next summer. : (
The photos are gorgeous, and make me wish I could grow Austins, but as even Redoute was bare sticks with a few spotted leaves hanging off, I've given up on them.
I am filled with envy, but I wish Kate and everyone else good wishes for next summer.
Sad but interesting Kay about your growing problems last year Kay. Aside from all the RRD deaths I suffered last year, something else was going on with some of my other plants. This one bed I have is an annuals bed that's done well for years and years, and last year all of a sudden by mid season it just went sort of poof and I ended up pulling it all out. Don't know what was going on. This year I will leave the bed fallow. Wonder if it was the weather?.......This is an Austin I haven't seen mentioned yet. Queen of Sweden. Blooms like crazy in the spring especially with only a light scattering of thorns (a plus with an Austin). Grows upright as opposed to outward (a space saver if you are short on that particular commodity)......Maryl
I can`t stop coming to this post. Everyones Austins are beyond beautiful.Maryl, how old is your Queen? That is am amazing rose you have there. Harry, that is a lovely photo of Tamora. I just love all of the pictures! Thanks to everyone for sharing. Lesley
RE: My picture of Queen of Sweden. This is one bush. Dr. Huey grafted and about 3-4 years old. She will bloom like this for me about twice each spring and then sporadically the rest of the season. Another good thing I like about her is that she's very disease resistant (as well as having a low amount of thorns). She's a winner in my book. I think she's a relatively new introduction (last 10 years or less). Here's a picture of a bloom.......Maryl


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RTC: Texans face test of maturity
Houston Texans
Houston added two veteran defensive ends in Adewale Ogunleye and Ryan Denney, says John McClain.
The trip to Washington will test the Texans' maturity, says John McClain.
Vonta Leach is a hefty hole puncher, says Jeffrey Martin.
LaVar Arrington looks at Arian Foster against the Redskins' run defense. (Hat tip to Alan Burge.)
Players have the high moral ground in the labor debate, says Richard Justice.
The Texans also worked out some offensive linemen, says Adam Kaplan. (Hat tip to Toro Times.)
David Anderson appreciated the fans.
Indianapolis Colts
Poor protection meant the Colts' offense was too hurried, says Phillip B. Wilson.
Bob Sanders visits Dr. James Andrews Wednesday.
Has Sanders reached the end, asks Bob Kravitz.
The Colts are very good in national television games, says Rick Gosselin.
John Oehser wonders about the venomous reaction to Sanders' injury.
Brett Mock's breakdown looks closely at the roles of Fili Moala and Philip Wheeler, among others, in the loss at Houston.
Jacksonville Jaguars
Kirk Morrison, Kassim Osgood, Russell Allen and John Matthews all have San Diego connections, says Tania Ganguli.
Daryl Smith was named defensive player of the week, says Rich Jones.
Simon Evans with a thoughtful look at the Jaguars' situation. (Hat tip to Alfie Crow.)
Greg Jones should have played in the 1970s, says Vic Ketchman of the team's website.
Three things to look for as the Jaguars prepare for San Diego, from Mike Corrao.
Tennessee Titans
Five things John Glennon knows about the Titans.
Vince Young is back in the Heisman Trophy talk.
The Titans worked out four players Tuesday, says Jim Wyatt.
Limited passing meant limited pain for Justin Gage and Nate Washington, who are dealing with injuries, says David Boclair.
The Titans will face Dennis Dixon at quarterback, says Jonathan Hutton.
RTC: Titans' D seeking respect
Houston Texans
The Texans have to find a way to finish the deal against the Colts, says Dale Robertson.
Faith and Bible study are important elements in Rick Smith's life, says Richard Justice.
The Texans and Colts want to mimic the show of player solidarity from Thursday night's opener, says John McClain.
For Owen Daniels, the issue is conditioning, says McClain.
The Texans need to keep Neil Rackers off the field.
Houston's gotten a lot closer in games against the Colts, says Richard Justice.
It's put up or shut up time for the Texans, says Barry Wilner.
Charles Robinson doesn't think the Texans will be ready.
Fans are not standing as one with the players, says Alan Burge.
Indianapolis Colts
Peyton Manning and Reggie Wayne almost have telepathy, says Mike Chappell.
Can the Colts win it all? The "yes" side of the debate.
Can the Colts win it all? The "no" side of the debate.
The Colts will not be hung-over, says Bob Kravitz.
Wayne won't let his issues with his contract affect his play, says Chappell.
Eighteen things to watch for in Colts-Texans, from Nate Dunlevy.
Jacksonville Jaguars
The Times-Union's game breakdown from Tania Ganguli.
Jarett Dillard is on IR, John Matthews is on the roster, says Tania Ganguli.
Tim Tebow expects to have some supporters in Jacksonville, says Ganguli.
There are ticket-sale issues in Southern California, says Gene Frenette.
Insightful Player looks at Aaron Kampman. (Hat tip to Matt Loede.)
Tennessee Titans
The Titans are expecting a lot from Derrick Morgan, says John Glennon.
Tennessee's defense is looking to earn respect, says Jim Wyatt.
Donnie Nickey's versatility is the key to his long career, says Wyatt.
Wyatt looks at Raiders-Titans matchups.
Wyatt asks two voters if Kevin Mawae is a Hall of Famer.
If you missed this, Jim Trotter broke down the Titans' game-winning drive against Arizona last season.
Roster jiggling, practice squads so far
Houston Texans
Were awarded linebakcer David Nixon from the Oakland Raiders and cornerback Jamar Wall from the Dallas Cowboys of waivers. Released linebacker Danny Clark.
Indianapolis Colts
Signed quarterback Tom Brandstater, defensive end John Chick, receiver Brandon James, defensive back Mike Newton and receiver Blair White to the practice squad.
Jacksonville Jaguars
Were awarded defensive tackle Landon Cohen off waivers from the Detroit Lions. Released offensive lineman Paul McQuistan.
Signed offensive tackle Daniel Baldridge, tight end Mike Caussin, receiver John Matthews, and defensive tackle Kommonyan Quaye to the practice squad.
Tennessee Titans
Were awarded linebacker Tim Shaw from the Chicago Bears and linebacker Patrick Bailey from the Pittsburgh Steelers off waivers. Released linebackers Stanford Keglar and running back LeGarrette Blount.
Signed defensive lineman Hall Davis, receiver Dominique Edison, cornerback Pete Ittersagen, center Kevin Matthews, safety Myron Rolle and linebacker Patrick Trahan to the practice squad.
Three things: Falcons at Jaguars
A clue at guard: If Jack Del Rio rolls out starters for a token appearance, and he should, we will get a look at what should be the starting offensive line. One starting guard spot is not known publicly. It appears it's either Vince Manuwai at right guard or Kynan Forney at left guard with Uche Nwaneri filling the other side in either scenario.
Long shot bids: First impressions are ancient. Last impressions can't do anything but help a guy's cause as decision-makers sit down to make cuts. Players like fullback Brock Bolen, receiver John Matthews, offensive tackle Kevin Haslam and defensive tackle Leger Douzable each will have enough time on the field to make that solid final bid.
Linebacker depth: The Jaguars have been dinged up at linebacker, and it's tested their depth. Russell Allen is a definite part of this team, but what's after that? Teddy Lehman, Alvin Bowen, Tony Gilbert, Kyle Bosworth and even Rod Wilson have one final chance to make a good showing, move up the stack and improve the chance of sticking. However it shakes out, I still think the Jaguars will be shopping for linebacker depth on the waiver wire.
Thoughts on Jaguars 19, Buccaneers 13
- Josh Scobee hit on four of four field-goal tries – from 35, 43, 26 and 48 yards.
- John Matthews made a wonderful 27-yard diving touchdown catch of a well-placed Luke McCown pass.
- The third-down defense allowed the Buccaneers to convert just twice in 11 attempts.
- The Jaguars held the ball for 39 minutes.
- Scotty McGee had an electric 47-yard kickoff return to open the game.
- Jacksonville was 0-for-4 in the red zone, an area that still needs major work. David Garrard threw an interception to Barrett Ruud at the goal line.
- Garrard's longest pass play was 26 yards (and that was his first pass, to Marcedes Lewis), McCown's was 27 (the touchdown to Matthews) and the long run was 18 yards by Mike Thomas, a receiver.
- Nine penalties for 62 yards.
- When Derek Cox fell down and allowed a long pass from Josh Johnson to Mike Williams up the right side, Reggie Nelson was next on the scene. He failed to slow Williams and looked lackadaisical in pursuit from there.
Thoughts from Eagles 28, Jaguars 27
- Luke McCown made some big throws as he completed 11 of 15 for 244 yards and three touchdowns -- a 73-yard touchdown to Troy Williamson, a 55-yaerder to Tiquan Underwood and a 30-yarder to John Matthews. It was good for a near-perfect 154.9 passer rating. But it wasn't against the Eagles starters, and out of one game it shouldn't fuel a quarterback debate.
- Scoring defense by the frontliners. While Philly had huge advantages in yardage and time of possession with its starting offense, it managed only six points with them.
- Deji Karim had a 68-yard kickoff return. More importantly, on his first couple against better players in coverage, he looked poised and got the Jags reasonably good field position.
- Two take-aways.
- Fourteen total rushing yards.
- Six penalties for 121 yards.
- Derek Cox flailing on a couple tackle attempts, including one on DeSean Jackson's end-around.
- Philly quarterback Kevin Kolb finding enough time to allow Jackson and Jeremy Maclin to break free. The rush was without Aaron Kampman, Tyson Alualu and Austen Lane, who did not play. But still, Joe Cullen surely would have liked to see more from his rush men early.
Mailbag: Surfing the division
Posted by ESPN.com's Paul Kuharsky
Richard in Ann Arbor, MI writes: The shadows at the old Cowboys Stadium were at least as annoying as the shadows as Lucas Oil field. This should fall under the Jerry Jones rule: If it's ok for the Cowboys to do something, it's ok for any team to do it. The Colts have nothing to apologize for.
Paul Kuharsky: I didn't suggest they had anything to apologize for. I am sure they'd like for their games to look good on TV for the fans who are not at Lucas Oil Stadium.
Matt in Murray, KY writes: In response to "Further Review: MJD's 2-pt try," The Wildcat is a great change of pace set, but why would you run it at such a critical junction of the game? Had they just handed the ball off, there was a high percentage chance that he gets in. They could have run the EXACT same play they ran on the touchdown (which by the way was a beautiful display of patience by MJD) and as a Colts fan I can say, I feel like they would have gotten in. Fortunately for myself, they did not. But had the Jaguars pulled even with 11 minutes to go, the whole dynamic of how the Colts handled their next possessions would have been different. Did the Jaguars really think that the Colts would be more concerned with Nate Hughes (who?) than Jones-Drew who just burned them on a simple outside give?
Paul Kuharsky: I agree all around. It wasn't the best play-calling moment of the game.
Jahon in San Diego, CA writes: Let's just say that Dunta's shoe stunt and his comments afterwards have ticked off most if not all of the Texan fans. Speaking for myself, it makes me worried about what type of mentality is in the locker room. Instead of the other players laughing about his stunt and his comments, someone should have gotten in his face and told him to be professional and it is not all about him, this is a team. A team is supposed to be there to win.
Paul Kuharsky: Yes, I agree that a leader should have worked to set things straight. Maybe one did so behind the scenes. But once Robinson said what he did about it, someone else should have worked to drown it out with some volume.
Greg in Houston, TX writes: I was getting rather ill with the Dunta Robinson contractual issues and his hold out to prove his point. When he returned, I, like many others, thought that he would put his love of the game above everything else when the season started. His words and his preparation to return caused me to give him the benefit of a doubt. But now with the "Pay Me Rick" message written on his shoe causes me to believe that he can't get past this. I was wondering what possibilities were out there for trade considerations. What is his trade value for a draft pick? Is there another team that is need for a starting corner, such as DR, and would it be a player/player trade or a draft pick trade?
Paul Kuharsky: No one.
No one is trading anything for a guy whose contract worth nearly $10 million is guaranteed and who's not under contract beyond this year.
I understand a lot of people are upset with him, but you'll have to come to terms that he's going to be around. He can't be dealt or cut with that price. Also, more importantly he still rates as their best defensive back.
Roger in Nashville writes: Paul, Why is it that the Titans are soooo cheap. We were hoping they will go after Torry Holt or Hank Baskett but they rather settle for Paul Williams and Edison. We know is not a matter of money since they have the cap space but they just keep trying to get by with less. Have somebody explained to Bud Adams that these are his last years to get to a Super Bowl ring and that it is worth the investment.
Paul Kuharsky: I think you are wrong to assume it's about cost. They liked Holt a little bit at a certain value. The Jags liked him much more and at a higher value. I can't see that he'd rank ahead of Justin Gage, Nate Washington or Kenny Britt right now. They spent big dollars, by the way, on Washington, and a valuable first-round pick on Britt and a first-round contract on him.
With those three and Scaife and Cook, I don't believe they feel like they need Baskett and I tend to agree.
If they didn't play Edison in the opener even with Washington limited and if Paul Williams is on the practice squad, not on the 53-man roster, I'm not sure I understand the complaint about having them around. Edison is promising, and they should continue to try to develop young guys despite their failures doing so with receivers. Williams' time is up, in my opinion. But at least he is not taking up a roster spot any longer.
Also what makes you certain Baskett is getting any sort of significant money? It's a one-year deal, likely for the minimum, maybe with some incentives. The Colts were looking for a guy who could fill in as high on the depth chart as second, the Titans weren't. So what makes you certain Baskett would have preferred Nashville to Indy, anyway?
Fred Scheppele in Colorado Springs, Colorado writes: Who do you think would play more effectively for the Colts, or provide more game day value: 1) a veteran signed three days before the game that does not know the play book and has not practiced much with the QB (Hank Baskett), or 2) a rookie who was not talented enough to make the final 53 man roster, but was on the practice squad, knows the playbook, and went through the preseason working with the QB (Taj Smith or maybe John Matthews).
Paul Kuharsky: I think you're missing a third option, where they lean more heavily on Austin Collie, Pierre Garcon and Jacob Tamme and Hank Baskett maybe plays only in specific situations -- maybe in the red zone. Then his role can increase as he gets up to speed.
I think that's what they are doing. Bill Polian doesn't look outside often, so when he does I think it tells us where they stand on in-house alternatives -- in this case Smith and Matthews.
Peter in Nashville writes: Hey Paul, So my roommate and I were talking and had a question so I decided I would forward it to you. We both seem to remember there being some reason why LP Field is not eligible to hold the Super Bowl but neither of us could remember why. It is certainly big enough as it hold more than Tampa's field so I just wanted to see if I could steal from your bank of knowledge. Thanks.
Paul Kuharsky: Because it's cold and potentially wet in Nashville in January and February. Warm-weather cities or indoor venues only for the Super Bowl.
Weller Ross in Knoxville, TN writes: Hey Paul, I was just wondering if you know of anywhere out there where I can find the statistics for number of times a receiver was targeted. I've read multiple times now that Reggie Wayne was targeted 14 times, and I was curious as to how that compared to other receivers in the league. Thanks.
Paul Kuharsky: Click on a score at NFL.com to get to the Game Center page. from there, look for the red link to the official "game book." That's the stat package from the game, and if you find the section that details catches, it starts with "targets." (Click here for the game book from Jaguars-Colts. Scroll to "Final Individual Stats" on the second page.)
Colts' roster moves suggest one more coming
Posted by ESPN.com's Paul Kuharsky
The Colts made a couple of roster moves Wednesday. At least one more is coming -- perhaps in time for Thursday, which marks the start of their practice week in preparation for Monday night's game at Miami.
The team waived kicker Shane Andrus, who worked as a kickoff specialist in the season-opening win against Jacksonville, and linebacker Cody Glenn, who was inactive against the Jaguars.
Adam Vinatieri said Monday he envisioned ultimately taking back the kickoff duties, though he didn't offer a hint that it would be soon.
One of the two open roster spots will be taken by Ed Johnson. The veteran defensive tackle was suspended by the league for Week 1 and the team's roster exemption for him is up.
The second spot is yet to be filled.
Team president Bill Polian has indicated the team may look for a veteran wide receiver to help while Anthony Gonzalez (knee) is out. The team is only three deep at receiver without Gonzalez (Reggie Wayne, Austin Collie and Pierre Garcon).
If the Colts don't find a veteran they like, they could opt to promote Taj Smith or John Matthews from the practice squad.
UPDATE: Adam Schefter reported Tuesday evening that the Colts worked out three free agent veterans -- D.J. Hackett, David Patten, and Chad Jackson.
AFC South practice squads
Posted by ESPN.com's Paul Kuharsky
- Linebacker Buster Davis
- Running back Arian Foster
- Center Brett Helms
- Defensive end Tim Jamison
- Defensive end Jesse Nading
- Receiver Darnell Jenkins
- Cornerback Mark Parson
- Offensive tackle Adam Stenavich
- Tight end Colin Cloherty
- Receiver Sam Giguere
- Defensive tackle John Gill
- Running back Mike Hart
- Receiver John Matthews
- Guard Jaimie Thomas
- Receiver Taj Smith
- Receiver Tiquan Underwood
- Fullback Brock Bolen
- Guard Cameron Stephenson
- Center-guard Cecil Newton
- Running back Josh Vaughan
- Defensive end Jeremy Navarre
- Safety Michael Desormeaux
- Quarterback Richard Bartel
(Early version was courtesy of Michael C. Wright)
- Guard Ryan Durand
- Fullback Rodney Ferguson
- Defensive tackle Mitch King
- Receiver Phillip Morris
- Safety Nick Schommer
- Offensive lineman Fernando Velasco
- Receiver Paul Williams
Colts' cuts
Here are the roster moves just announced by the Colts:
RB Lance Ball
WR Sam Giguere
DT John Gill
DT Adrian Grady
RB Mike Hart
DE Marcus Howard
DB Dante Hughes
C Steve Justice
WR John Matthews
WR Brett McDermott
RB Walter Mendenhall
OG Tom Pestock
WR Taj Smith
LB Michael Tauiliili
DT Terrance Taylor
OT Jaimie Thomas
DE Josh Thomas
OT Michael Toudouze
Waived Injured:
DB Nick Graham
DB Travis Key
TE Jamie Petrowski
Does Not Count on Active Roster:
DT Ed Johnson (suspended Week 1)
A look at some long shots
A quick trip around the division to consider some long shots who've looked good. Rosters get cut from 80 to 75 on Sept. 1, then to 53 on Sept. 5.
Free safety John Busing is a big hitter and a solid special teamer. Does he have enough upside at a questionable position for the Texans to keep him over a veteran like Nick Ferguson or Brandon Harrison, a fifth-rounder from 2007?
I also heard good things about defensive end Tim Jamison, who's got some likeable rush skills.
Two receivers have created a little bit of a buzz. And it wouldn't be a big surprise if Glenn Martinez or Darnell Jenkins make the team, especially if the Texans find another punt returner and decide they're done with Jacoby Jones.
Cornerback Jacob Lacey has gotten his hands on a lot of balls and could prompt the Colts to keep him at the back end of their cornerback group. Might he stick ahead of Dante Hughes or prompt them to go heavy at the spot?
Linebacker Ramon Humbler has shown promise and can be a good special teamer.
The last receiver could be one of two relative unknowns. Both Brett McDermott and John Matthews are quiet and go unnoticed until the ball comes their way, then they catch it. Both are more quick than fast and they are roughly the same size at about 6-0, 200.
Chad Simpson and Lance Ball are likely going head to head for the final running back slot, but neither qualifies as a long shot.
Word is that receiver Nate Hughes has moved beyond long shot and is early assured of a spot. He could rank as high as fourth now, and could make the team at the expense of one of the three draft picks. Or maybe that means Mike Thomas (groin) to IR?
Linebacker Russell Allen was the team's primary target among undrafteds and looks to have a great shot of making the roster.
Longer shots? Michael Desormeaux could oust Marlon McCree as a reserve safety or Pete Ittersagen could overtake Scott Starks as a reserve corner.
A deep roster with a draft class of 11 doesn't leave room for many street free agents or undrafted to emerge. So a late-round draft picks making it could qualify as a bit of an upset.
Cornerback Jason McCourty's been far better than Cary Williams and Dominique Edison looks to rank fourth at wide receiver right now.
With Leroy Harris heading back to a backup role as Kevin Mawae comes off PUP, Fernando Velasco's chance is probably gone.
Reading the coverage: Saturday holds out hope
Posted by ESPN.com's Paul Kuharsky
BRISTOL, Conn. -- Greetings from ESPN home base, where all of us in the blog networks gathered for our annual summit Monday. We're now about to head home.
A quick point of clarification before we dive into headlines: There is a vicious rumor being spread over at the AFC East Blog by Tim Graham that he and I ran our long anticipated 40-yard dash. (It's a popular topic in our chats.)
This was news to me. So I thought I'd share this account of what I saw as I didn't run:
After our day of meetings, we were heading out for a social get together when Graham took off in what I guess would have to be identified as a sloppy sprint. Before I knew it, he pulled up to his own personal "finish line:" a case of Zima he had spotted that a colleague was about to be put in his trunk and take to the party. Graham started jumping up and down, popping the cap off a bottle and pouring it over his head while celebrating "victory."
Weird, I know.
Houston Texans
Matt Schaub and Andre Johnson are energized at the start of the Texans' OTAs, says Meghan Manfull.
Undrafted rookie signee Brandon Walker was charged with drunk driving.
A review of John McClain's Monday chat.
Brooke Bentley's Monday chat recap from houstontexans.com.
Indianapolis Colts
Jeff Saturday is holding out hope that Tom Moore and Howard Mudd will change their minds, writes Mike Chappell.
John Oehser assesses the Colts' offensive tackles.
Donald Brown chimes in on the idea of limiting rookie salaries in this story from Sam Farmer.
Chris Harry revists Clyde Christensen as offensive coordinator in Tampa Bay.
(Thanks to Oehser's Indianapolis Football Report for pointing us to those LA Times and Orlando Sentinel stories.)
Oehser contemplates what the Colts will do with the salary cap boost the league recently announced.
Chappell takes questions relating to the departures of Moore and Mudd.
Sportsradiointerviews.com provides us with a link to the recent on-air portion of the Bob-Kravitz-vs.-bloggers debate.
Colts.com looks at rookie free agent wide receiver John Matthews.
Rookie punter Pat McAfee is eager to learn from Adam Vinatieri, says Colts.com.
Jacksonville Jaguars
Jack Del Rio is more hands on with the defense, writes Vito Stellino.
Reggie Hayward saw a lot of older guys depart, but doesn't feel like he is near the end, says Stellino.
Tennessee Titans
Gary Eswick ponders the Titans' depth.


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Can somebody explain what it was for this dude to win the title of "village idiot"?Does he act the part? Or is it genuine?
It's the opinion of one or more people. He's posted alot of relevant news, and some not as relevant, and normally portrays the news in an optimistic light. In truth, however, he's one of the very few who posts news at all, and some folks on here seem to want only to whine, without benefit of anything reportable, good or bad. I say take whatever you can get and use your own DD.
<Can somebody explain what it was for this dude to win the title of "village idiot"?>He has a positive outlook on the stock, while it's been dropping.Of course, the various bashers of the stock (or of pumpers) didn't consider themselves to be idiots when the stock was rising.


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Too late? I'm afraid I have to tell you that it's a few years too late. Ashcroft has already subpoenaed your purchase records, and already knows that you don't have that there patriotic hat and pin, now, when it really counts.
Sorry, bub, but you're screwed.
v) If all else fails, vote with your feet. Canada is close by.
As a Canuck speaking: "EX-cellent..."
Now if only they'd come for the trite and the histrionic
You want to revolt, then grow a spine and do it. Stop yapping and act already.
Each television season gets increasingly boring, so we could do with a good high farce or slapstick comedy, even if its on the news.
Oh, and I already own lots and lots of guns, so watch your back for the counter-revolutionary terror, Sparky.
Here's a glossary for you:
Freedom: lax regulation of private enterprise
Democracy: friendliness to the US government and US-based businesses
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I think I am just about finished with my fairy garden. The umbrellas are made from my variation of the mushroom with knives for the base, I covered the ground in moss, made the path out of plywood and gems, the miniature vases and clock are from my secret santa this year, a few assorted plants from the garden, coconut house, and a broken mushroom in the back for decoration. I really enjoyed putting this one together, although I am sure it will continue to evolve.
What a really wonderful fairy garden. I love it, and so will the fairies. You did a fantastic job of designing it.
Dollar Tree has neat fairies if you want to add any.
I was looking at ALL your mushrooms in your album. WOW. How did you make those neat tops?
hugs, Karen
I am pretty sure it was Jeannespines that started me on the mushrooms. I used several different size bowls for the tops, just wrapped them in an old disposable vinyl tablecloth(those thin ones you get in a roll, I saved some from a party). Add sakrete and insert the dull end of the piece of silverware, it will harden right up in the mix. You can also add the empty toilet paper roll into the mix and fill with the sakrete. This way it is all one piece. I also put in some kind of support into the roll like a piece of coat hanger of plastic stick. They seem to stand up better that way.
Cute fairy garden! Is it in a wheelbarrow? If so, I really like that idea! Your mushrooms are great...and looks like some cute goodies for fairies....
...but I beg to differ with darknox, "if you build it, they will come." LOL! That's here in Iowa ..."Field of Dreams!" But maybe the fairies come from out of the cornfields! LOL! TFS, imjustsam! Jeanne S.
I LOVE IT!!!!!!, that is way too cute. Is that moss you used as a ground cover? If so excellent idea.
I've been trying to get fairies in my gardens forever, I looked up what kind of plants they like and planted them in an area they should have liked, but so far all I get are gnomes. Maybe if I stole your idea and planted fairy plants in it as well, then maybe I can finally get fairies.


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Landon Donovan has two goals, assists on third for U.S.
Landon Donovan scored two goals and assisted on a third to lead the Americans to the final of the Gold Cup against Mexico or Panama.
By even the very high standards of coach Jurgen Klinsmann, Landon Donovan is regaining top form after taking a break from the national team.
Donovan scored two goals and set up another Wednesday night, helping the United States beat Honduras 3-1 to advance to the CONCACAF Gold Cup final.
Klinsmann said the performance was "wonderful to watch."
"I have told him in our conversations that 'I measure you. Your benchmark is the best Landon Donovan ever,' " Klinsmann said. "I'm not taking anything less than that. And he is trying to catch up with that. Give him more games. Give him time."
Although Klinsmann has declined to confirm that Donovan will be rejoining the World Cup qualifying team later this year, the top goal-scorer in U.S. history is leaving little doubt that he belongs.
Donovan has five goals in the tournament, tying him with teammate Chris Wondolowski for most in the Gold Cup. Donovan has set up seven goals, including four in the past two games.
Entering the game, he was the only U.S. player to play every minute of the tournament. He finally was subbed out in the 72nd minute, having earned a rest.
"It's the most relaxed I've felt," Donovan said. "I feel good, and I'm really enjoying it."
The Americans will play the winner of the Panama-Mexico match on Sunday in Chicago. The United States has won a team-record 10 games in a row.
The United States struck first when Donovan found Eddie Johnson running through the middle of the Honduran defense. Johnson took a dribble and powered a shot past goalkeeper Donis Escober, giving the team a lead 11 minutes into the game.
In the 27th minute, Johnson started another scoring sequence with a pass to midfielder Alejandro Bedoya. Donovan received Bedoya's short chip off his chest in the middle of the goal box and poked a shot past Escober.
"The first 30 minutes was brilliant football. Brilliant, high pressure, high tempo," Klinsmann said. "We wanted to move the football around and create chances, and that's what we did."
Nery Medina of Honduras made it a one-goal game in the 52nd minute, heading in a cross from Marvin Chavez. The Americans countered a minute later when Bedoya ran down a long ball from Clarence Goodson and crossed it to Donovan, who scored from a few yards out.
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