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Just three weeks ago the National Transport Authority (NTA) officially started the tendering for 2016 of initially 10% of Dublin Bus routes and a further 10% of all Bus Eireann routes with most of the routes in Waterford City, and a number of Dublin commuter routes are to be privatised. In the original plan a number of Cork City routes were to go but these will probably happen later. This process has been the culmination of a relentless effort by Fine Gael (FG) in the present government and their predecessors and fellow Neo-Liberal ideologists, Fianna Fáil (FF) in the last government where they have consistently pushed for the break up of both Dublin Bus and Bus Eireann so that it can be handed over to their friends in the private sector to run on a profit basis. The NTA is used as a sort of cloak of respectability to give the impression that they will actually be a regulator with teeth of which we know very few regulators have any teeth, with the banking regulator during the Celtic Tiger coming to mind, plus many other examples and the function of NTA is really for propaganda value to convince the middle class. However this whole scheme is about ideology and is NOT about competition but about privatisation. read full story / add a comment
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The Right2Water campaign is shocked by the jailing of five water protesters for contempt of court today (Thursday, 19th February). Bernie Hughes, Derek Byrne and Michael Batty were all sentenced to 28 days in prison while Paul Moore and Damien ONeill were given 56 days each.
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A human rights lawyer who challenged the Costa Rican government on breaches of neutrality under its Constitution and won will speak at the Mechanics Institute in Limerick on Tuesday 24th Feb at 7pm.
Roberto Zamora works mostly on constitutional affairs and litigation for the protection of human rights. As a college student he challenged Costa Rican President Pacheco's decision to support the US/UK led aggression on Iraq. The Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court ruled the support as unconstitutional, and ordered the country's withdrawal from the coalition. He also successfully challenged a presidential decision to allow the manufacture of nuclear fuel and nuclear reactors "for all purposes" in Costa Rica. read full story / add a comment
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A poster I came across on a billboard recently, juxtaposed by the wasteland where one of our block of flats used to sit, where working class families used to live happily, side by side, before they were all socially cleansed from the area, and for what? Already a year has passed since they were pulled down to the ground, and all we have to show for it now is a lousy carparkdesperate!
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Eight housing activists were today acquitted by the Dublin Criminal Court of Justice, relating to a case spanning back seven months ago, when the charge against them of trespass was thrown out of court.
All eight accused had initially set about into investigating whether or not it was feasible to open up, and re-do, one of the 80 unused flats on Charlemont Street, that had been lying empty for over two years or more. read full story / add a comment
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Eight housing activists were today acquitted by the Dublin Criminal Court of Justice, relating to a case spanning back seven months ago, when the charge against them of trespass was thrown out of court.
All eight accused had initially set about into investigating whether or not it was feasible to open up, and re-do, one of the 80 unused flats on Charlemont Street, that had been lying empty for over two years or more.
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We Americans (conditioned in the Hebrew tradition) have learned to see enemies in Biblical terms as one-sidedly evil as Satan. It takes a mass media of some very sophisticated accomplishment to continually portray people like Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Saddam Hussein, Osama bin Laden, Muammar Gaddafi, several Middle Eastern leaders as Satan. One needs to be somewhat steeped in the Biblical Literature to create such black and white conclusions. This is one legacy the Bible has bequeathed to modern politicsthe absolutism of naming enemy in terms of good versus absolute evil. Israel plays a master game of such portrayal of their supposed enemies. The current leader of Syria, Bashar al-Assad is the new version of Zionist Satan, but even this casting of totally evil Muslim figure is not good enoughwe have a new entity that does the most obviously sensational sinsbehead journalists and engage in egregious forms of violationthe ISIS/ ISIL phenomenon that America magically armed and some claim even trained (see in alternative media) and magically uses to create even more authoritarian war powers to an already criminal torture state that Barack Obama has no power to quell. read full story / add a comment
dublin / rights, freedoms and repression / event notice Wednesday February 11, 2015 12:56 by No Water Tax Activist 2 comments (last - thursday february 12, 2015 14:40) 1 image
An anti-water charges meeting in Ard Mor tonight in West Tallaght has called this protest for Thursday in response to the arrests of anti-water charges protesters and other communities have taken up the call.
Join us at the Department of Justice and Equality, St. Stephen's Green, Dublin 2 at 18.30. read full story / add a comment
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On the weekend of 23-25 January, Irish actors, musicians and activists descended on Wales for a weekend of solidarity with WikiLeaks whistleblower Chelsea Manning (formerly known as Bradley Manning) and her family.
The first Truthfest in January 2014 was the brainchild of Irish actor and activist Donal O'Kelly, an idea hatched after he met members of Manning's family during a visit to Dublin organised by Irish Australian activist Ciaron O'Reilly in collaboration with Afri (Action from Ireland) in November 2013. The links forged during that visit have been maintained and strengthened through a series of exchange visits since that time, most recently this 2nd Manning Truthfest.
Ciaron O'Reilly was one of five Pitstop Ploughshares activists who disabled a US Navy war plane at Shannon airport in 2003. Read about Chelsea Manning and Shannon Airport here: http://wp.me/P42I6Q-iF read full story / add a comment
national / rights, freedoms and repression / other press Tuesday February 10, 2015 23:15 by wsm 1 image
The WSM have written the following article which neatly sums up the various things happening in the news today and brings them together.
This morning squads of Garda around Dublin mounted dawn raids on the houses of water charges protesters over a sit in 3 months ago in Jobstown. At the same time across the city bankers and other speculators named in the HSBC Geneva Private Bank leaks slept soundly in their beds knowing no one was going to be knocking down their door. If you want to understand the nature of power the contrast provides an excellent example.
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A debate on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership
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Frank Keoghan, General President, TEEU.
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Fine Gael National Conference 2 DAY PROTEST In CASTLEBAR - Send This Government A Message
Come and make as much noise as possible and send the government a message!
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Will Web 2.0 Success?
Will Web 2.0 Success? So much pressure has been put onto the shoulders of the Internet lately. One has to keep in mind that this is a fairly new industry . It was never created for the sole purpose of making money let alone, masses of money. It is far from being the get rich quick vehicle that some would make it out to be. Nobody ever put this type of pressure on commercial television in the last 50 years. The format has barely changed since its inception. The shows are basically the same in content and that includes everything from children, cooking, news, and the ever popular sit-com format. Television hasn t really been interactive either when you look at its long history. There are some interactive attempts made in the last 15 years with Phillips, WebTV and features on Dish Network. Web 2.0 is the greatest thing ever invented on the web. It propelled people to view the Internet in a whole new way. It enabled people to partake in the experience. It also opened the doors to a lot of great innovation for entrepreneurs. Now you can rope in your very own herd of like minded individuals and market to them directly. This is a very powerful communication tool. It is no wonder that the ticket price for Facebook continues to skyrocket. Everybody wants that list that s been building for the past two years. There is a lot of monetary value in it. Mark Zuckerberg, the owner of Facebook, is only 23 years old. How many spinoffs have there been in the recent months? There have been tons of knockoffs, spinoffs and literally ripoffs of this type of technology. They exist for just about every category you can think of. One critical review can state that there may be too many of them to keep track of. And really there are only so many that the public can truly remember. There is a Web 2.0 service right now that is strictly for doctors, dentists and other areas of medical practice. Currently they only have 2% of the New York medical community listed. But thinking that the Web 2.0 Bubble is going to burst this year is just too premature. If anything the web is going to evolve into something more than what it already is. MARKETING AND THE BRAIN Part of Web 2.0 s overall marketing appeal is that it is user driven content that leads the way. There is a lot of garbage on a lot of these sites. I do not fault the contributors as much as I fault the people who control the Web 2.0 sites themselves. There are a lot of categories on the video search engines that proudly promote flatulence, belching, gross out competitions etc. There are some sites that promote rudimentary film making and others that do not accept any types of commercials whatsoever. I feel this is a huge mistake. Consider for a moment that 1/3 of the brain is dedicated to audio and video stimuli. That means that this portion of the brain is dedicated to receiving memorable amounts of visual learning material. This can be both audio, (on the web we call this podcasting) and video, (web video). You would have to be nuts to turn your back on this scientific fact and hit them with nothing but print but sadly, so many of us do just that. You are missing out on huge amounts of rapport building through using web video and web audio tools. THE ADVERTISING PERSPECTIVE It is no big secret that advertisers seek to get in front of the customer no less than 13 times. It doesn t matter that the first few times are ineffective because eventually the brand will stick. This can be said for any number of the big brands that are out there. Once the brand is successful more money must be dumped into it to keep that profit funnel going. This is a very important factor that a lot of small marketers seem to miss. Detroit Michigan has two baseball stadiums. One is for the new Tigers Stadium, (Comerica Park) and the former Tiger Stadium still stands today near Corktown. The interesting thing about the old stadium is the billboards that surround the front entrance. They are still being used by Budweiser, the King of Beers, and there are only two bars on this street that proudly serve it. This is no longer a high traffic area as it was in its heyday. Still Anhauser Busch thinks it is still important to occupy that real estate for passing traffic and they are right because it still sends a very strong message. On one hand its overkill but on the other hand it firmly establishes a presence over the entire city of Detroit. For anyone who has seen it this cements the two experiences together in a historical perspective. Great beer great sports great town hence, an long held tradition. To think that you can do this type of branding without paying $4000 a month on billboards is quite exhilarating. You can also get in front of more people doing it this way than ever before. The effect you can put on your niche market is pretty much limitless. But this type of communication only works if you know how to talk to the web. You can pump out thousands of pages but if they are not formatted properly you are wasting your time on all accounts. THE REASON FOR WEB 2.0 SUCCESS You must start to think of yourself as a marketing person first and foremost. What you do for a profession should always come second. You re main goal is to get in front of the right people and sell your services. You re job as a professional should be to put this type of thinking into systems online that funnel in the right type of prospects. Web 2.0 lets users submit content to their sites. These can come in the form of articles, web video commercials and audio messages. This is done for a fraction of the cost of advertising and broadcasting. And the best thing of all is that you control the material. You no longer have to get involved with any lengthy contracts or legal stipulations. This is content that you can control from the beginning to the end. In short, you control the end users experience. If this bubble does burst it is going to give way to something more brilliant. This includes more marketing on hand held devices, (Iphones, Blackjacks, Cell Phones etc.) and this will give you more chance to get in front of more people than ever before. Web 2.0 sites are free to get involved with. All you need is a camcorder, a tripod and shotgun mic and a firewire cable and some editing software. These sites are also free to upload your content to and there are no monthly fees.
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It's been 2 years, and theres still no Episode 4. It better be worth it ;).
Well, it's safe to say that I really enjoyed this movie, and the series together even more.
It's a good quality movue, and its good sounding as well.
Some great humour, mild violence, original, unique, stylish, graphical, good sound quality and all the other jazz.
Tons of nice work has been put into this, and it's noticable!
Great work on a great series! Hopefully it isnt over yet!
with all those characters introduced it looks like this wouldve been one LONG series,but for some reason I dont think you even have a story planned out.Which is a shame,because this is a good series.
awww, come on
You have to make episode four so I can see Dave get eaten by a furby. You should also work on sound quality. The volume of there voices changsd sporaticly. Great series, not complete, but great non the less
Waiting for episode four
Ok I admire your school daze episodes and it has been 2 years since episode 3, when is episode four coming out?
*stoms feet on the grounds like a crap-brain*
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its in correction mode that is for certain. However....a simple pause. All stocks face it. SBUX/MA etc etc etc ..
relax...if a 10-15% move phases you....well then you should not be in the stock market. Buying stock is soo easy you can never lose if you keep adding. Options is where you need to panic when you see that move happen.
I am seeing revs around 138.64 mil and -.04 EPS. Either way, the main advantage TPLM has over everyone else is cost per well. Right now many players are toast scrambling to try and find a way to lower cost....well ROCK PILE. Right now we are a gem because with lower oil prices it comes down to making a profit @ 60 dollar oil. Only way to do that is to lower all other costs.
Private equity has hundreds of billions ready to be deployed. TPLM knows that and the reason for no deal yet= we want them to pay up. Very smart management not to have sold yet. Huge rebound coming and shareholders will get paid
its up over 25% on the year. That is a big gain. Relax...even a 15% move back and its still positive.
I get this strategy but IMO just buying the dips is much easier......some factors can certainly mess this strategy up
Its above R2 resistance level next stop seems to be upper 6s or low 7s
lingering 5.10 acting as support. EOD will tell if it break through.
Just keep buying though. You want to buy/add on the down days to enjoy the up days
great return.
Can't go down doing 1-2% a day
Never thought I would see this above .75 to be honest.... Congrats I missed the boat here. Given all the buying we should have a ton of millionaires on this board!
What happens if it gaps up 10-15% ? There is always risk, IMO buying/scaling in (dollar cost average) will always be king. If you want gamble on some options during an event.
Good Luck The more it goes down the more I own/buy etc. Its a win win
One asset sale and its above 7.00 Flooding the books with cash= death to 20%+ short
relax and pick up shares on down days...sit back and enjoy these days. We have Rock Pile........ all that needs to be said
relax....who cares if there is a run up now or two months from now. Buffet is right, you want the stock to stay depressed/keep buying cheap shares.
Only way I would wish a nice run if I was 100% long in one shot (but that is never a smart move. Keep adding each month and you will never lose in this name or big caps either
Cannacord (SP) holding around 7. Which is very reasonable. Once things come back mid teens for this name. Right now is about getting lean watching costs/getting efficient so when the good times come back we dominate.
maybe I am missing something but this is not dilution for BX.
Then scale in. Never got full one shot, unless its a trade and you have to be quick. Add another lot here...then when its down another 2%. Average in the Divy will help you out too
nice move on BX's part. Really great portfolio they have going on
45? Who cares about 45 or 35 I want above 85
that's near 10% divy @ current price. ....Lofty although they did have a few record deals.
I am more interested in the PJT spin-off


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According to the link you posted 6% of illegal immigrants are responsible homicides (well it says firearm offenses). 25% of them are drug offenders (probably bringing drugs in). And the rest are just in deportation centers for being illegal, ie no additional crimes commited. So your logic about most of them committing additional crimes is quite a bit off.
Yes but it is costing the American taxper in terms of money spent on law enforcement, Prison, injury from crimes committed by illegals, and drug war. Homocides are directly linked to the crimes committed by illegal immigrants. So either we pay more for food, or we continue to pay more in terms of homocides, rapes, robberies, drugs, prostitution, child prostitution, etc... So a little increase in food costs would seem worth it in the long run.
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Well there's a simple way to get rid of illegal immigrants, stop giving them jobs. But nope people don't want to do that because it would cost them a lot more money. A lot of people who work on farms are illegals, and it keeps food costs down. Same with gardening, landscaping, fast food, home depot (lol) etc etc.
If you get rid of those jobs, illegals wouldn't be able to live here. But at the same time be prepared to pay a lot more for those things, and most people don't want to do that.


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by Bruce Strand, Sports editor Christopher Udalla broke a team record that stood for 31 years and Lucas Trapp won three events as the Elk River boys track team finished a strong third in the Section 4AAA true-team track meet at home Tuesday. Anoka won a close three-team race with 887 points, ...Read More
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Christopher Udalla of Elk River was named field events MVP as the Elk boys placed third among 14 teams at the Lakeville North Invitational on Saturday. The Elk girls, not at full strength, took 14th among 16 teams. Udalla, a sophomore, won the triple jump with 42-10 and was fourth in high jump with ...Read More
Lucas Trapp earned his third spot on Elk River's track-and-field record board last Friday when he won the 1600 meters in a meet at the University of Minnesota. The lanky junior won in 4:20.31, nosing out last fall's state cross country champion, Connor Olson of Wayzata, whose time was 4:...Read More
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On Friday afternoon, Notre Dame will board a plane for Los Angeles. By the time they leave, they'll know if they've punched their ticket to Miami, awaiting a challenger in the national championship game. After three months of twists and turns, the No. 1 Fighting Irish take on Southern Cal in the country's greatest intersectional rivalry.
We've spent three months leading up to this game, with no amount of hyperbole overselling the importance of this Saturday night to the Irish. Win and the Irish will be 12-0 for the first time since 1988 and just the second time in school history. They'll also spend the next six weeks preparing for a title game many thought was out of the school's reach.
It's a season finale unlike just about any other. With all of college football's eyes on them, Notre Dame will have a chance to walk out of the Coliseum with not just the Jeweled Shillelagh, but a chance to play for the crystal football.
Before No. 1 Notre Dame takes on USC, let's run through six fun facts, tidbits, leftovers and miscellaneous musings in the pregame six pack.
The Irish have traveled to Los Angeles undefeated in five previous season finales. They've come out alive three times.
Notre Dame is 3-2 against USC when the team is undefeated and playing in the season finale. In 1938, they lost 13-0 to a No. 8 ranked USC team and won in 1947 after beating the No. 3 Trojans 38-7. In 1964, the Irish had their undefeated dreams dashed when the Trojans roared back from down 17 to score 20 points in the second half and beat the Irish 20-17. In 1966, the Irish took care of business, demolishing the Trojans 51-0.
It's been 24 years since an undefeated Notre Dame team went into the Coliseum with the No. 1 ranking on the line. That year, the Trojans were No. 2 in the country at 10-0 with Rodney Peete captaining the high powered offense. Making things more difficult for Notre Dame, Lou Holtz sent home Ricky Watters and Tony Brooks after the duo was late for the team dinner the night before the game.
"There's no excuse for anybody being late now, because everyone's got a Cotton Bowl watch," Holtz quipped.
The Irish jumped all over the Trojans, taking advantage of four first half turnovers as they ran away with a 27-10 victory. After beating the Trojans, they went on to finish the dream season with a 34-21 victory over West Virginia in the Fiesta Bowl.
The Trojans have fallen off a cliff in the past month.
Starting the season atop the AP rankings, it's been a four-loss disaster for the Trojans. With the odds-on Heisman Trophy favorite, two All-American caliber wide receivers, and nearly an identical defense to an upstart 2011 unit, Lane Kiffin's team has been in free fall.
"It hasn't turned out so far how we'd have liked or how we anticipated. We were probably over-hyped at the beginning of the season to be perfectly honest," USC athletic director Pat Haden earlier this week.
Earlier in the week, Kiffin talked about the swing the season has taken in just the last month, going as far as to identify the play where things turned south.
"It's been a disappointing season as we all know, but as I look at it and break it down, it's been a disappointing month, we've had a bad month, a disaster month," Kiffin said. "One month ago we're sitting at 6-1 and we're up 15 points in Arizona. We run a double-move and we're getting ready to go up by 22 and put the game away. From that play on, not a lot of good has happened."
"Not a lot of good," might be an understatement. Dropping three of four games, the Trojans defense has fallen off a cliff, giving up 156 points and 1,974 yards to Arizona, Oregon, Arizona State and UCLA. Offensively, they've killed themselves with turnovers, coughing up the ball 16 times, including nine interceptions.
Putting that into context, the Trojans have given up 45 more points in that four games stretch than Notre Dame has all season. They've also turned the ball over more this year than the Irish did last year, shocking when you consider Matt Barkley was expected to be the No. 1 quarterback taken in the draft.
Add it all up, and it's a recipe for disaster.
For the Irish to win on Saturday, they'll need to follow a familiar script on offense.
Make no mistake, helping the Irish's rock solid defense will be a consistent offense. More to the point, a running game that can eat of the clock and move the ball efficiently, something the Irish have done well this season, averaging 200 yards a game this season.
While the Trojan run defense ranks a semi-respectable 49th in the country, they've only faced three run games that ranked statistically better than Notre Dame's. Here's how they fared:
Arizona: (39-36 loss)
Rushing Rank: 15th
Team Totals: 44 carries, 222 yards, 2 TDs
Oregon: (62-51 loss)
Rushing Rank: 5th
Team Totals: 60 carries, 468 yards, 5 TDs
UCLA: (38-28 loss)
Rushing Rank: 28th
Team Totals: 50 carries, 240 yards, 4 TDs
Digging a little deeper into the numbers, one thing that's really plagued the Trojans is a mobile quarterback. Before Matt Scott left the game for Arizona, he had run for 100 yards on 15 carries. In Oregon's juggernaut rushing performance, Marcus Mariota ran 15 times for 96 yards. While Brett Hundley isn't part of the UCLA game plan as a runner and was sacked five times, his mobility caused problems for USC's defense before Jonathan Franklin wore out the Trojans on the ground.
In Everett Golson, the Irish have the perfect running weapon to go along with Cierre Wood and Theo Riddick, both of whom should have nice days. And as Arizona and Oregon showed, running a spread offense with tempo beats USC. The Irish might not be able to move quite as quickly as the two Pac-12 teams, but they've got a defense that can pull its own weight.
With irrelevance long forgotten, Pat Haden talks about Notre Dame's role in college football.
As a one-time NBC broadcaster that saw Notre Dame for a lot of years, Pat Haden understands the Irish's role in the college football world. While the former USC quarterback has gone back to his alma mater to run the Trojan athletic department, he hasn't lost any respect for a football program that in many ways is an aspirational model for USC, a school trying to leave behind the scandal that costs Reggie Bush his Heisman Trophy and USC thirty scholarships.
Haden went on with everybody's favorite ESPN pundit Collin Cowherd this week and discussed all things Notre Dame, complimenting Brian Kelly for the work that he's done as he's become the toast of the college football world.
"I'm a little surprised, I thought they had a very daunting schedule when I looked at it," Haden said to Cowherd. "They've navigated their way through that schedule very well. Brian Kelly has done a great job. Their quarterback has played very well and come on particularly the last few weeks. Last year, Notre Dame got in trouble turning the ball over and they're not doing that this year. Their defense has played spectacularly."
Perhaps more impressive than anything Haden said about the work Notre Dame has done on the field was what he said about the Irish's role in the college football world, crystallizing why Jack Swarbrick continues to keep the Irish independent as conference commissioners like Jim Delany keep trying to swallow up universities in a real estate and cable TV power-plays.
"There's only one brand name in college football, and that's Notre Dame," Haden said. "And I think it's good for all of us when Notre Dame is playing very well and people are following them. I've always had great respect for Notre Dame. They're a great model for us. They do things so well. Academically, athletically. We have great respect for their institution, their athletic program, and the rivalry.
While USC is saying all the right things about Max Wittek, the reality of a first time starter could be sobering for Trojan fans.
Max Wittek could very well be the next great USC quarterback. But anybody thinking the Trojans will have a strategic advantage because Notre Dame hasn't seen much of the young quarterback is kidding themselves.
The loss of Matt Barkley is huge. Last season, Barkley and Kiffin engineered a near perfect game plan, using Notre Dame's defensive strengths against them throughout the game. Every single pass had a playaction element to it, helping to freeze the Irish's over-aggressive linebackers as Barkley picked Notre Dame apart. That playaction throws also helped the Trojans running game, as the USC offensive line and some solid cut-back running took advantage of an injury-ravaged defensive front and ran the Irish out of commission.
But that was with one of college football's best triggermen at the helm. Not a redshirt freshman starting his first game. Want a look at every snap Wittek's taken for the Trojans? Here. You. Go. It's about what you'd expect from a quarterback playing in mop-up time, with not much to gather from the handful of throws Wittek made against three defenses ranked no better than 70th in the country.
Yet Kiffin and the Trojans are doing their best to talk Wittek up, whether its truth, strategy, or to boost the young quarterback's confidence.
"He's been unbelievable," Kiffin said earlier in the week. "Had a great command of the huddle out there. He's been working really well with the skill guys. Does not seem like a freshman."
At his best, Wittek brings a strong arm to the table and the ability to try and stretch the Irish defense vertically. With decent mobility for his size, expect Kiffin to continue to use playaction, often rolling Wittek to a half field look, where he'll have an easier read before he needs to get rid of the football.
There's a version of Saturday night that ends with Wittek triumphant, carving out the first chapter of a legendary career in South Los Angeles. But the more likely scenario ends in disappointment for USC, with a team already prone to turnovers facing the toughest defense it's seen all season.
Forget about superstition. Notre Dame will win on Saturday by following the script.
Enough stories will be written about destiny, stars aligning or magical third season. Enough worry will be wasted on SI cover jinxes or mystical superstitions. Throw it all in the garbage. Notre Dame will win on Saturday by following the blueprint that got them this far.
On defense, the Irish will face their most dangerous test yet. Even with Max Wittek at quarterback, Notre Dame hasn't faced talent like Marqise Lee, college football's best receiver, Robert Woods, and Nelson Agholor, who broke the Irish staff's heart when he picked Southern Cal last signing day. The Trojans also have a powerful running attack, with Silas Redd and Curtis McNeal running for almost 1,400 yards this season.
Yet Manti Te'o and company will win if they do what got them there. Suffocate offenses with an elite front seven. Shut down the run. Keep the football in front of the secondary and tackle like crazy. Up front, the Irish should give the Trojans' suspect offensive line all it can handle. And Te'o should have more than a few opportunities to take the ball away from Wittek. And after eleven weeks of playing assignment correct football in the secondary, Kerry Cooks and Bob Elliott need to drum up one more game plan that keeps the opposition away from the big play.
On offense, everything runs through Everett Golson. After playing his best football the past month, Golson will make one more primetime road start, and if he's as sharp Saturday night as he has been in the past, Notre Dame will be just fine.
Get Cierre Wood established. Let Theo Riddick run hard and make plays out of the backfield. Move the chains with Tyler Eifert while taking some shots down the field as well. Most importantly? Hold onto the football. You'll be hard-pressed to find a way the Irish lose this football game if Notre Dame doesn't lose the turnover battle.
A week after having to channel emotion into enthusiasm, Brian Kelly's team will be tasked with channeling nervous energy into synchronicity. In the season's defining moment, it'll be fun to see if the Irish can summons the play of a champion, or if they'll let the moment define them. These are the seasons you remember for decades. These are the games that build coaches statues.
But not for the Irish. It's just sixty more minutes of following the plan.
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One of the most important pieces of the offseason came when Sheldon Day decided to return to South Bend for his senior season. Day made the choice after a well-chronicled re-recruitment, with Notre Dame's coaching staff and athletic director Jack Swarbrick laying out for Day the benefits of returning, including a school-supplied insurance policy.
Offseason Q&A: Navy
Jul 6, 2015, 10:00 AM EDT
As it does annually, Notre Dame's game with Navy is a terrifying proposition. While the Irish haven't lost to Ken Niumatalolo's team since 2010, the Midshipmen have pushed the Irish to the max—and the Navy hangover is beginning to be a thing. The Washington Post's Gene Wang joins us for an offseason update.
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OL Parker Boudreaux commits to Notre Dame
Jul 2, 2015, 1:05 PM EDT
Notre Dame's 2016 recruiting class added a big commitment from Florida offensive lineman Parker Boudreaux today. One of the country's top interior linemen chose Notre Dame in a online video done in collaboration with Bleacher Report.
Irish A-to-Z: Shaun Crawford
Jul 2, 2015, 11:11 AM EDT
Great football players come in all shapes and sizes. Incoming freshman Shaun Crawford will likely prove that. The diminutive cornerback comes to South Bend looking to make a big impact.
Offseason Q&A: Clemson
Jul 1, 2015, 2:30 PM EDT
When you look at Notre Dame's 2015 schedule, it's hard to skip past the Irish's trip to Clemson. Returning to Death Valley for the first time since Joe Montana led a comeback victory in 1977, Brian Kelly's squad will take on Dabo Swinney's impressive team, the makings of a football game with College Football Playoff implications. Shakin' the Southland's Brian Lewis gets us up to speed.
Irish A-to-Z: Te'von Coney
Jul 1, 2015, 9:00 AM EDT
While Jerry Tillery stole the headlines, fellow classmate Te'von Coney more than held his own this spring. The linebacker may have entered a packed depth chart at linebacker, but he solidified his place as a key cog in the future plans of Notre Dame's defense.
Irish A-to-Z: Nick Coleman
Jun 30, 2015, 2:00 PM EDT
Hailing from the same high school that brought the Irish Malik Zaire, incoming freshman Nick Coleman looks to infuse the same type of unlikely toughness to the secondary that Zaire brings to the quarterback position. Irish A-to-Z rolls on.
Irish A-to-Z: Amir Carlisle
Jun 30, 2015, 9:00 AM EDT
Irish A-to-Z continues with Amir Carlisle. The winding on-field journey for the fifth year senior ends in 2015.
Irish get commitment from safety Spencer Perry
Jun 29, 2015, 6:00 PM EDT
Florida safety Spencer Perry committed to Notre Dame on Monday, a week after visiting campus for the Irish Invasion camp. The move followed Perry's de-commitment from in-state power Florida, taking the 6-foot-3, 200-pounder from a Gator pledge to a member of Notre Dame's rapidly growing 2016 recruiting class.
Irish A-to-Z: Daniel Cage
Jun 29, 2015, 1:30 PM EDT
One of the last members of Notre Dame's 2014 recruiting class was one of the first people to make an impact on the field. Defensive tackle Daniel Cage is next in Irish A-to-Z.
Greg Bryant suspension tests offensive depth chart
Jun 29, 2015, 11:32 AM EDT
News broke Monday morning that running back Greg Bryant will be suspended for the first four games of the season. As first-reported by Irish 247, Bryant will miss a quarter of the regular season based on the dreaded-and-ambiguous "violation of team rules," thinning a running back depth chart that was already down to just Bryant, returning starter Tarean Folston and converted wide receiver C.J. Prosise.
Irish A-to-Z: Jimmy Byrne
Jun 29, 2015, 9:00 AM EDT
Like the rest of his classmates along the offensive line, Jimmy Byrne spent 2014 learning the ropes and hitting the weight room. Redshirt off, Irish A-to-Z continues with the Ohio native.
Irish land top 2017 TE Brock Wright
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Texas tight end Brock Wright has committed to Notre Dame, adding another elite recruit to the Irish tight end pipeline. Wright is a 2017 prospect who camped in South Bend last week for Irish Invasion.
Irish A-to-Z: Devin Butler
Jun 26, 2015, 2:00 PM EDT
With KeiVarae Russell suspended and Cody Riggs hurt, Devin Butler got his chance to be a starting cornerback. It wasn't necessarily a positive experience. We look ahead to an important season for the junior defensive back.
Offseason Q&A: UMass
Jun 26, 2015, 11:07 AM EDT
After a difficult three-game stretch to start Notre Dame's season, the Irish will welcome UMass to South Bend, a game that was originally intended to match up former Irish offensive coordinator Charley Molnar with his previous employer.
Report: Irish might be adding OL Jurkovic
Jun 25, 2015, 6:07 PM EDT
An Irish Illustrated report says that Notre Dame might add a piece to the 2016 recruiting class, with touted offensive lineman and one-time Ohio State commit Mirko Jurkovic Jr. in the crosshairs.
Irish A-to-Z: Greg Bryant
Jun 25, 2015, 2:24 PM EDT
Greg Bryant has yet to play up to the 5-star status he entered South Bend possessing. Now for the good news: He's got three more seasons to try.
Irish A-to-Z: Chris Brown
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Military moves to ban strikes; Says labour unrest threatens national security; Taking state land must cease.
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Egypt's military, after promising to deliver civilian rule in six months, warned workers using their new freedom to protest over pay that strikes must stop, in a move businessmen said on Saturday could have come sooner.
The military council, under pressure from activists to speed up the pace of reform, has adopted a softly-softly approach since taking power after the downfall of Hosni Mubarak, but said late on Friday that labour unrest threatened national security.
It issued the order, effectively banning strikes, after millions celebrated across Egypt with fireworks, dancing and music to mark a week since Mubarak, 82, was swept aside after 30 years, triggering a cascade of Middle East protests.
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The Cornell Note Taking System What are the Three Advantages: advantages? 1. It is a method for mastering information, not just recording facts 2. It is efficient 3. Each step prepares the way for the next part of the learning process What materials Materials: are needed? 1. Your notebook with lined paper 2. 2½ Inch column drawn at the left hand edge of each page to be used for recall cues How should During class, record notes: notes be 1. Record notes in paragraphs, skipping lines to separate information logically recorded? 2. Don't force an outlining system, but do use any obvious numbering 3. Strive to get main ideas down. Facts, details and examples are important, but they are meaningful only with concepts 4. Use abbreviations for extra writing and listening time 5. Use graphic organizers or pictures when they are helpful How should After class, refine notes: notes be 1. Write questions (including possible test ?'s) in the left about the information on the right refined? 2. Check or correct incomplete items a. Loose dates, terms, names b. Notes that are too brief for recall months later 3. Read the notes and underline key words and phrases 4. Read underlined words and write in recall cues in the left hand column (key words and very brief phrases that will trigger ideas/facts on the right). These are in addition to the questions What are the Recite notes three ways: ways to recite 1. Cover up the right side page. Read the questions. Recite information as fully notes? as possible. Uncover the sheet and verify information frequently (This is the most powerful learning tool in this notes system) 2. Reflect on the organization of the lectures. Think and record any connections you see regarding what is important 3. Review by reciting, reflecting and reading your impressions of your notes What are the This system in brief: five steps of 1. Record lectures in the main column this system? 2. Refine lectures with questions, corrections, underlining, recall cues and pictures 3. Recite by covering the main column and expanding on recall cues – then verify 4. Reflect on organization by studying all cues 5. Review by repeating Recite and Reflect steps Tips for Taking Notes The following tips will greatly enhance the use of your notes. S et Up Your Paper • Put name, class and date in the upper right hand corner • Give all notes a title • Draw a line (or fold your paper) down the length of the paper about one third of the way from the left hand margin • Use lots of paper, skipping many lines. This will let you later organize your notes more easily and comment on them T ake Notes • Paraphrase the text or lecturer in the right column • Listen carefully to identify important information. Concentrate on understanding what the ideas are • Use memory cues such as CAPITAL LETTERS, Underlining, Stars, or pictures • Don't worry about spelling • Use abbreviations or a shorthand that works for you. Do not try to write down everything word for word. • If you are absent, be sure to get someone else's notes. Write your own comments in the left hand column A fter Class • Edit your notes as soon as possible. Reread them and make additions and clarifications, as needed • Work with a partner when you find it useful • Use a highlighter or different colors to emphasize important points • Make a note to ask questions about confusing items at the next class session • Fill in the left column with questions, symbols and memory keys R eview Notes • Review notes regularly (not just before a test): first after class, then every two or three days, and finally before a test • Cover the right column with blank paper • Use the questions, symbols and memory keys in the left column as cues either to rewrite the information in the right column or to say it aloud • Reflect on the notes. Summarize them and try to relate them to personal experience
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- Publication date: 1 September 1995
- Publication City/Country: Ontario
- Illustrations note: 14 colour illustrations
- Sales rank: 155
Product description
A young woman holds her newborn sonAnd looks at him lovingly. Softly she sings to him: "I'll love you forever I'll like you for always As long as I'm living My baby you'll be." So begins the story that has touched the hearts of millions worldwide. Since publication in l986, "Love You Forever" has sold more than 15 million copies in paperback and the regular hardcover edition (as well as hundreds of thousands of copies in Spanish and French). Firefly Books is proud to offer this sentimental favorite in a variety of editions and sizes: We offer a trade paper and laminated hardcover edition in a 8" x 8" size. In gift editions we carry: a slipcased edition (8 1/2" x 8 1/4"), with a laminated box and a cloth binding on the book and a 10" x 10" laminated hardcover with jacket. And a Big Book Edition, 16" x 16" with a trade paper binding.
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Author information
Robert Munsch is the author of more than 25 books for children including "The Paper Bag Princess" and "Stephanie's Ponytail." He lives in Guelph, Ontario. Sheila McGraw has illustrated six children's books, including the best-selling "I Promise I'll Find You" and has written children's and adult craft books "Papier Mache for Kids" and "Painting and Decorating Furniture."
Customer reviews
By Tracy Slattery 17 Aug 2011
I love this book, it describes how you love your baby the same way no matter how old they get. Always brings a lump to my throat. I like to give this to new mums as a gift.
By Gemma Butler-Fleming 16 Jul 2011
I got this book for my daughter, but had a quick read of it first. Before I knew it, I was in tears. A very touching story about the unconditional love parents feel for their children.
Note to international buyers: book contains American spelling.
Illustration style is a little outdated, but children won't mind.
Review quote
My children and I enjoyed it, night after night, for years... It is a charmer. The simple story touches the heart.--Jeith L. Runyon"Louisville Courier-Journal" (11/13/2005)