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Hau'oli Kikaha
|6' 2"
|253 lbs
|RS Senior
|Senior Bowl
|40 Time
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Hau'oli Kikaha, the Washington Huskie sack artist, enters the 2015 NFL Draft after back to back seasons of outstanding production on the edge. In 2014, he totaled 19 sacks and 25 TFL en route to unanimous First Team All-American accolades. His 19 sacks and 25 TFL set a single-season school record in both categories. In 2013, Kikaha tallied 13 sacks and 15.5 TFL; he was named Second Team All-Pac 12 that year. His career total 36 sacks is also a Washington school record. Prior to the 2013 season, Kikaha suffered two serious knee injuries (2011 and 2012) causing him to miss the better part of both seasons. Physically, Kikaha bulked up a bit in 2014 but he still is a tweener for purposes of his projection to the next level. That said, his tape suggests that he has enough functional strength and overall explosive talent to play with his hand in the dirt in a 43 front. Athletically, Kikaha displayed the kind of movement skills and burst to be confident that he is fully recovered from his past knee injuries. When in the 2 pt stance, Kikaha displayed the kind of fluid hips and quick feet needed to drop into coverage, as well as the ability to plant his foot hard in the dirt and explode forward. He wasn't thinking about his knee in '14. He possesses a quick first step at the snap and plays with a coordinated style; his upper body complements his lower half and he never appears wild or out of control. Kikaha has good balance and is a flexible guy, displaying the ability to bend the edge on a consistent basis. He is an explosive guy who has the kind of strength required to stuff the opposing lineman. He plays with a relentless motor and is going 100 mph from snap to whistle. His effort leads to production even when he is initially contained at the LOS. Against the pass, Kikaha possesses some of the best pass rushing traits in the class. His hand play is outstanding; you can see his judo background on film. He is able to keep himself clean with violent and powerful slaps. He is a real challenge for opposing linemen to lock onto. In addition, his pass rush arsenal is well developed. He can beat the tackle to the edge with speed, convert his speed to power, rip and spin. He is not a one-trick pony by any stretch. Against the run, Kikaha is a reliable edge player who can set the edge, shed and finish the play. He is a sound tackler and he as the speed to chase down a defender in pursuit. One of the most appealing aspects of Kikaha's game is his intensity and the passion that he displays on the field. His fiery approach is contagious; he wants to win on every down.
BOTTOM LINE: Hau'oli Kikaha is arguably the most well-rounded edge player in the class who is scheme diverse and an immediate impact pass rusher. His hand usage will allow him to see the field early in his career with successful results. He is a (+) athlete with a developed game from both a physical and IQ standpoint. If it wasn't for his history of knee injuries, he would be an enticing top-10 pick. That said, you can't ignore the potential impact that his knee surgeries will have on his longevity. At the end of the day, Kikaha is a starting NFL pass rusher who offers a 3-down skill set. He's a borderline elite talent.
Grade: 8.6 (1st Round)
-Submitted by Bryan Perez (@FirstRoundGrade)

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CFN Ranks the 2008
College Football
Hall of Fame Announced
From the national ballot of 75 candidates and a pool of hundreds of
eligible nominees,
Archie Manning,
chairman of The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame,
announced the 2008 College Football Hall of Fame Football Bowl
Subdivision (formerly Division I-A) Class, which includes the
names of 13 First Team All- America players and two legendary coaches.
To be eligible for the ballot, players must have been named a First Team
All-America by a major/national selector as recognized and utilized by
the NCAA for their consensus All-America teams; played their last year
of intercollegiate football at least ten years prior; played within the
last 50 years and cannot be currently playing professional football.
Coaches must have coached a minimum of 10 years and 100 games as a head
coach; won at least 60% of their games; and be retired from coaching for
at least three years; be retired from coaching and over the age of 70
(no waiting period); or over the age of 75 (active coaches eligible). In
both cases, the candidate's post-football record as a citizen may also
be weighed.
Below are the nominees and where they rank as far as worthiness,
according to CFN. Here's our criteria: how good were they based on what
they did in their college careers. This has nothing to do with pro
production or sheer talent. How much of an impact did they make? How
legendary, however you want to define the term, were they?
The write-ups were done by the National Football Foundation and the
College Football Hall of Fame. The rankings are only the opinion of
CollegeFootballNews.com; the NFF has nothing to do with these.
So here they are. The nominees for the Hall of Fame and where CFN ranks
them as far as worthiness.
75. Randall Cunningham, Nevada-Las Vegas-
Punter-Named First Team All-America
as a punter in 1983 and Second Team All-America as a punter and
Honorable Mention as a quarterback in 1984... Led UNLV to their
first-ever Bowl game... Broke 18 UNLV records.
74. Scott Woerner, Georgia-Defensive Back- Named First Team
All-America, All-Conference and team Most Valuable Back in 1980... Twice
named Georgia's Outstanding Special Teams Player of the Year (1977,
1980)... Led team to the 1980 National Championship.
73. Hal Bedsole, Southern California-Split
End- Helped lead USC to an
undefeated season (11-0) and National Championship in 1962... Two-time
First Team All-Conference selection... First Trojan to have 200
receiving yards in a single game.
72. Jess Lewis, Oregon State-Defensive
Tackle- Named First Team
All-America in 1967... Played in the College All-Star Game, East-West
Shrine Game and Coaches All-America Bowl in 1970... Two-time First Team
All-Conference selection (1967, 1969).
71. Luther Ellis, Utah-Defensive Lineman-1994
consensus First Team All-America... Led Utes to 1992 Copper Bowl and two
consecutive Freedom Bowls (1993, 94)... 1994 WAC Defensive Player of the
70. Tom Nowatzke, Indiana-Fullback-Named
First Team All-America in 1964... A two-time All-Conference selection
(1963-64), he led the Big Ten in rushing in 1963... Played in the
East/West Shrine Game, Senior Bowl and Coaches All-American Game.
69. Gabe Rivera, Texas Tech-Defensive
Lineman- 1982 consensus First Team
All-America... Leading tackler among Tech's down linemen for four
straight years, averaging 80 tackles per season... 1982 First Team All-SWC
68. Paul Martha, Pittsburgh-Running Back-1963
consensus First Team All-America... Member of the 1963 team that went
9-1... By career's end, ranked 10th all-time at Pitt in career scoring
with 104 total points and recorded 17 career touchdowns.
67. Bob Novogratz, Army-Guard-Named
First Team All-America and Lineman of the Year by the Los Angeles Times
in 1958... Played in the East-West Shrine Game in 1958... Blocked for
three Hall of Famers, running backs Bob Anderson and Pete Dawkins and
receiver Bill Carpenter.
66. Ed Dyas, Auburn-Fullback-Named
First Team All-America and All-Conference in 1960 at Fullback... Set
numerous NCAA records for his placekicking... Led Auburn in rushing and
scoring in 1960. NFF National Scholar-Athlete in 1960... Three-time
Academic All-Conference selection.
65. Marlin McKeever, Southern
California-Tight End-Named First
Team All-America in 1959... A three-time All-Conference selection
(1958-60) and MVP of the USC/UCLA game in 1960... Two-time AP and Sports
Illustrated Lineman of the Week.
64. Bob Berry, Oregon-Quarterback-Guided
the Ducks to three consecutive winning seasons... First Oregon
quarterback to surpass 1,000 yards in two different seasons...16 TD
passes in 1963 and 39 career touchdowns passes were school records for
20 years.
Ron Rivera, California-Linebacker-1983
consensus First Team All-America... Lombardi Award finalist in 1983 and
named East-West Shrine Game Most Valuable Player... Selected as Pac-10
Co- Defensive Player of the Year in 1983... Led team in tackles from
Billy Ray Adams, Mississippi-Fullback-1961
First Team All-America... Helped lead Ole Miss to a share of two
National Championships (1959-60)... Led team to 1960 SEC title, topping
the SEC in touchdowns (10) and ranking second in rushing (575 yds.) in
61. Willie Gault, Tennessee-Wide Receiver-1982
First Team All-America... Led Vols to three bowl berths... Set six
conference and 12 school punt / kickoff return records... Tied NCAA
record for most touchdowns by kick return in a single season (3) in
60. Al Harris, Arizona State-Defensive End-
Named unanimous First Team All-America and Lombardi Award and Outland
Trophy finalist in 1978... Named First Team All-Conference, he set an
ASU record with 19 sacks in 1978
59. Dick Jauron, Yale-Running Back-Named
First Team All-America in 1972... A three-time First Team All-Conference
selection, he received the Asa S. Bushnell Cup as the Ivy League's
Player of the Year... Holds Yale's career rushing record with 2,947
58. Jay Novacek, Wyoming-Tight End-1984
consensus First Team All-America... Holds the NCAA record for highest
average gain per reception by a tight end in a single season (22.6 in
1984)... Amassed 33 receptions for 745 yards and four touchdowns in
Don Trull, Baylor-Quarterback-Named
consensus First Team All-America and led the nation with 22 touchdowns
in 1963... Named First Team All- Conference, he set a school record with
174 completions in 1963... Twice named First Team Academic All-America.
56. Bobby Douglass, Kansas-Quarterback-1968
First Team All-America and finished seventh in the 1968 Heisman Trophy
voting... 1968 Big Eight Player of the Year... Held nearly every KU
offense/passing/rushing record by career's end.
55. Randy Cross, UCLA-Offensive Guard-Named
First Team All-America in 1975... Helped lead UCLA to a victory over
top-ranked Ohio State in the 1976 Rose Bowl... First Team All-Conference
selection in 1975... Starter in 28 of 34 career games including his
final 23.
54. Paul Naumoff, Tennessee-Linebacker-
Named First Team All-America and All-Conference in 1966... Named team
MVP in 1966... Played in the College All-Star Game and Senior Bowl in
53. Pervis Atkins, New Mexico State-Running
Back-Named First Team All-America
in 1960... Twice led the nation in all-purpose yards (1959-60)... Led
the nation in rushing yards (971) and punt return yards (241) in 1959...
Two-time First Team All- Conference selection
52. Dave Butz, Purdue-Defensive Tackle-1972
consensus First Team All-America... Finalist for the Lombardi Award in
1972 and named First Team All- Conference... Named Defensive MVP of the
Senior Bowl.
51. Rueben Mayes, Washington
State-Running Back-Named consensus
First Team All-America in 1984... Two-time All-PAC-10 selection
(1984-85)... Leads WSU in single-season (1,632) and career rushing yards
(3,519)... Set NCAA single-game rushing mark with 357 yards vs. Oregon.
50. Ken Norton, Jr., UCLA-Linebacker-1987
First Team All-America, leading Bruins to four consecutive bowl wins...
Member of the 1985 conference championship team... Led team in tackles
in 1986 (106) and in 1987 (125) and ranks sixth in school history with
339 career tackles.
49. Steve Bartkowski,
California-Quarterback- Named
consensus First Team All-America in 1974... Led the nation in passing
with 2,580 yards (1974)... Ranks 10th in school history with 4,434
passing yards and 8th in single-season yardage.
48. Dave Parks, Texas Tech-End-Named
First Team All-America and played in the East-West Shrine Game and the
Senior Bowl in 1963... Two-time First Team All-Southwest Conference
selection... Established numerous Texas Tech records and was team
tri-captain in 1963.
47. Ronnie Caveness, Arkansas-Center-Named
First Team All-America in 1964... Named Outstanding Lineman of the 1965
Cotton Bowl... Member of the 1964 Arkansas National Championship team...
Holds the school record for most tackles in one game (29).
46. Steve McMichael, Texas-Defensive Tackle-
1979 unanimous First Team All-America... Key member of the 1979 UT
defense that allowed less than nine points per game and finished career
as school leader for most career tackles (369) and most career sacks
(30)... Three-time All-SWC.
45. Dave Casper, Notre Dame-Tight End-Named
1973 consensus First Team All-America... Played on 1973 National
Championship Team... 1973 ND Offensive MVP and recorded 21 receptions
for 335 yards and four touchdowns in career .
44. Bobby Majors, Tennessee-Defensive Back-
1971 unanimous First Team All-America... Led Vols to wins in 1971 Sugar
Bowl and 1972 Liberty Bowl... Holds school records for punt returns in a
career (117 for 1163 yards, 4 TDs) and season (42 for 457 yards, 2 TDs).
43. Jerry Stovall, Louisiana State-Halfback-1962
unanimous First Team All-America and 1962 Walter Camp Player of the
Year... Finished second in 1962 Heisman Trophy voting... Led Tigers to
consecutive postseason wins in the Orange Bowl (1961) and Cotton Bowl
42. George Mira, Miami (Fla.)-Quarterback-
Named First Team All-America in 1962 and finished fifth in Heisman
voting that year... Broke nearly every Miami passing record and
currently ranks eighth in Miami history in pass completions (368),
passing yardage (4,633) total offense (5,135).
41. Darryl Talley, West Virginia-Linebacker-
Named unanimous First Team All-America in 1982... Considered the most
prolific tackler in school history holding the school's record for
career tackles (484)... Member of the WVU Sports Hall of Fame.
40. Kirk Gibson, Michigan State-Wide
Receiver- Named First Team
All-America, led Big Ten in receiving in league play and helped the
Spartans to a Big Ten Co-Championship and a No.12 national ranking in
1978... Played MLB for 17 seasons.
39. Jim Seymour, Notre Dame-Wide Receiver- Two-time First Team
All-America selection (1967- 68)... Led the team in receiving from
1966-68... Holds Notre Dame's receiving record for pass receptions in a
game (13) and receiving yards in a game (276).
38. Paul Palmer, Temple-Running Back-1986
unanimous First Team All-America... Led the nation in rushing yards
(1,866), rushing yards per game (169.6) and all-purpose yards (2,633) in
1986... Set 23 school records and was named ECAC Player of the Year in
37. Art Monk, Syracuse-Wide Receiver-Named
First Team All-America in 1979... Holds the Syracuse record with 14
receptions in a game... Fourth on school's all-time all-purpose yards
list with 3,899 (1,150 rushing and 1,644 receiving).
36. Chuck Cecil, Arizona-Defensive Back-1987
consensus First Team All-America... Named Pac-10 Defensive Player of the
Year in 1987... Set school records for career passes defended (38),
interceptions in a single-game (four) and career interceptions (21).
35. Pat Tillman, Arizona State-Linebacker-1997 First Team
All-America... Led Sun Devils to two consecutive bowl berths...
First-ever ASU player named Defensive Player of the Year (1997) and led
team to 1996 Pac-10 title... Two-time First Team Academic All-Pac-10.
34. Percy Snow, Michigan State-Linebacker-1989 unanimous First
Team All-America and 1989 Butkus Award winner... Led MSU to 1987 Big Ten
title and Rose Bowl win... Ranks second all-time in career tackles
33. Zeke Smith, Auburn-Defensive Guard-Two-
time First Team All-America, garnering consensus honors in 1958... 1958
Outland Trophy winner... Named SEC Lineman of the Year in 1958 and two-
time First Team All-Conference selection.
32. Tony Mandarich, Michigan
State-Offensive Tackle-1988
consensus First Team All-America... Finished sixth in the Heisman Trophy
voting in 1988... Helped the Spartans to three bowl game appearances and
a victory in the 1987 Rose Bowl.
31. Don McPherson, Syracuse-Quarterback-
Named unanimous First Team All-America in 1987... Finished second in
1987 Heisman voting and won 18 Player of the Year honors... 1988 Sugar
Bowl MVP... Holds or shares 11 Syracuse football records.
30. Jim Dombrowski, Virginia-Offensive
Tackle- Named unanimous First Team
All-America in 1984... 1985 Lombardi Finalist... Two-time recipient of
the Jacobs Blocking Trophy as the ACC's best offensive lineman
29. Alfred Williams, Colorado-Linebacker-Led
Buffs to 1990 National Championship and three consecutive bowl berths...
1990 Butkus Award winner, two-time Big Eight Defensive Player of the
Year and CU's all-time leader in QB sacks (35)... Led CU to two Big
Eight Championships
28. Larry Station, Iowa-Linebacker-Two-time
First Team All-America selection (1984-85) - unanimous in 1985,
consensus in 1984... A three-time First Team All-Conference selection,
he was named team captain and MVP in 1985... Iowa's all-time leader in
tackles with 492.
27. Gino Torretta, Miami (Fla.)-Quarterback-In
1992, he earned unanimous First Team All-America honors, won the Heisman
Trophy, Davey O'Brien Award, Maxwell Award and was named Walter Camp
Player of the Year... Led Miami to the 1991 National Championship.
26. Will Shields, Nebraska-Offensive Guard-1992
unanimous First Team All-America and 1992 Outland Trophy winner... Key
to three Huskers' NCAA rushing titles (1989, '91, '92)... Led team to
four bowl berths and back-to-back Big Eight titles in 1991 and 1992.
25. Curt Warner, Penn State-Running Back-
Named First Team All-American in 1981 and led PSU to 1982 national
championship... Most Outstanding Offensive Player in 1980 and 1982
Fiesta Bowls... Finished career with 11 season, 10 career, 14 bowl and
42 school records.
24. Robert Lytle, Michigan-Running Back-Named
consensus All-America in 1976... Finished third in the Heisman Trophy
voting... Named Big Ten MVP in 1976 and led UM to two conference
23. Jim Otis, Ohio State-Fullback-Named
consensus First Team All-America in 1969... Member of the 1968 National
Championship team... Named First Team All-Big Ten conference in 1969 and
led the Buckeyes to two conference titles... Led the team in rushing
three times.
22. Trev Alberts, Nebraska-Linebacker-Named
unanimous First Team All-America, BIG-8 Defensive Player of the Year and
Academic All-America in 1993... Recipient of the 1993 Butkus Award and
two-time First Team All-Conference pick... NFF National Scholar- Athlete
in 1993.
Rod Shoate, Oklahoma-Linebacker-1973
consensus and 1974 unanimous First Team All- America... Finished seventh
in the 1974 Heisman Trophy voting and twice named Big Eight Defensive
Player of the Year... Ranks third in school history with 420 career
20. Sam Cunningham, Southern California-Running Back-Named First
Team All-America in 1972... Rushed for 1,579 yards and 23 touchdowns
during career... Named 1973 Rose Bowl Player of the Game (four
touchdowns)... Member of the 1972 National Championship team.
Ray Childress, Texas A&M-Defensive Lineman-1984
First Team All-America and two- time All-Southwest Conference pick...
Holds the Texas A&M record for tackles by a defensive lineman (360)...
Upon leaving A&M, ranked second all-time in career sacks (25).
18. Randall McDaniel, Arizona
State-Offensive Guard-Two-Time
First Team All-America (1986- 87) - consensus in 1987... Named PAC-10's
Top Offensive Lineman (1987); Led ASU to their first-ever Rose Bowl
appearance and victory in 1987... Two-time All Conference pick.
17. Wilber Marshall, Florida-Linebacker-Two-time
consensus All-America... Three-time First Team All-SEC and holds school
record for tackles for loss in a career (58)... Member of first UF
senior class to play in four bowl games.
16. Troy Aikman, UCLA-Quarterback-Named
consensus First Team All-America in 1988... Received the Davey O'Brien
Award and finished third in the Heisman Trophy voting in 1988... Named
PAC-10 Player of the Year in 1987 and led UCLA to two bowl game
15. Jake Scott, Georgia-Defensive Back-Named
consensus First Team All-America in 1968... 1968 SEC Most Valuable
Player... Twice led the SEC in interceptions and still holds the SEC
record with two interceptions returned for a touchdown in a single game.
14. Otis Armstrong, Purdue-Running Back-
Named consensus All-America in 1972 after accumulating 3,315 career
rushing yards, a school and Big Ten record... Named Big Ten MVP in 1972.
13. Woodrow Lowe, Alabama-Linebacker-Three-
time First Team All-America pick, garnering consensus honors in 1974...
Led Alabama to four consecutive SEC titles and four consecutive bowl
berths... Holds school record for most tackles in a single season (134).
Grant Wistrom, Nebraska-Defensive End-Two- time unanimous First
Team All-America... Led Huskers to three National Championships (1994,
1995, 1997)... 1997 Lombardi Award winner and two- time Big 12 Defensive
Player of the Year.
Simmons, Florida State-Noseguard- Two-time consensus First Team
All-America selection (1979-80)... Three-time All-South pick
(1978-80)... Set school records for quarterback sacks in a career (25)
and season (12) in 1979... Ranks second on FSU all- time tackles list
10. Thurman Thomas, Oklahoma State-Running Back-Two-time First
Team All-America selection (1985, 1987) - consensus in 1985... Twice
named Big 8 Offensive Player of the Year and finished seventh in the
1987 Heisman Trophy voting.
Major Harris, West Virginia-Quarterback-
Named First Team All-America in 1989... Finished third in the Heisman
Trophy voting in 1989 and fifth in 1988... Became the first player in
NCAA history to rush for more than 2,000 career yards and pass for more
than 5,000.
8. Mark Herrmann, Purdue-Quarterback-Named
unanimous First Team All-America, Big Ten MVP and finished fourth in the
Heisman Trophy voting in 1980... A First Team All-Conference selection,
he broke NCAA career records for passing yards (9,188) and completions
7. Pat Fitzgerald, Northwestern-Linebacker-Two-
time consensus First Team All-America in 1995-96... Two-time winner of
the Bronko Nagurski and Chuck Bednarik Award... Two-time Big Ten
Defensive Player of the Year... Led NU to back-to-back Big Ten titles.
6. Eric Dickerson, Southern
Methodist-Running Back-Named
unanimous First Team All-America and finished third in the Heisman
Trophy voting in 1982... Twice named SWC Player of the Year, he holds 14
SMU records including career rushing yards (4,450).
5. Tim Brown, Notre Dame-Wide Receiver-Two-
time First Team All-America (1986-87) - unanimous in 1987 and won 1987
Heisman Trophy... 1987 Walter Camp Player of the Year... Set 19 school
records during his four-year career.
4. Billy Cannon, Louisiana State-Running
Back- 1958 unanimous First Team
All-America and 1959 consensus All-America... 1959 Heisman Trophy
winner... Led LSU to a perfect season and National Championship in 1958.
3. Chris Spielman, Ohio State-Linebacker-Two-
time First Team All-America selection (1986-87) - unanimous in 1987,
consensus in 1986... The recipient of the 1987 Lombardi Award, he is a
three- time First Team All-Conference selection and a member of two Big
Ten title teams.
2. Lawrence Taylor, North Carolina-Linebacker- Named unanimous
First Team All-America and ACC Player of the Year in 1980... Recorded 16
sacks his senior year... Totaled 95 tackles and caused seven fumbles in
1. Deion Sanders, Florida State-Defensive
Back- Two-time unanimous First Team
All-America in 1987 and 1988... 1988 Jim Thorpe Award winner... Returned
four interceptions for touchdowns in career... Holds school records for
most punt return yards in a season and in a career.
8. Wayne Hardin-Navy (1959-64), Temple (1970-82) - Led Navy to a
No. 2 ranking in 1963 and Temple to a No. 17 ranking in 1979... Ranks
third in wins (38) all-time at Navy and beat Army in five of six
seasons... Temple's all-time leader in wins (80), he led them to their
only 10-win season and the Garden State Bowl in 1979.
7. William "Lone Star" Dietz-Washington State (1915- 17), Purdue
(1921), Louisiana Tech (1922-23), Wyoming (1924-26), Haskell Indian
Institute (Kan.) (1929-32), Albright (Pa.) (1937-42) -Coached 19
seasons as a head coach in addition to a highly successful assistant
coaching career with Pop Warner among others... Guided Washington State
to a Rose Bowl victory in 1915.
6. Darryl Rogers-Cal State-Hayward (1965), Fresno State (1966-72),
San Jose State (1973-75), Michigan State (1976-79), Arizona State
(1980-84) -Took Fresno State to two bowl games. Achieved an
unprecedented national ranking at San Jose State... Was BIG TEN Coach of
the Year in 1977 and National Coach of the Year by Sporting News in
1978... Won the BIG TEN title in 1978.
5. Billy Jack Murphy-Memphis (1958-71) -All- Time winningest
coach in Memphis history... Had 11 winning seasons and retired as the
15th winningest coach in the nation... Member of the Memphis Hall of
Fame and Mississippi State Hall of Fame.
4. Dick MacPherson-Massachusetts (1971-77), Syracuse (1981-90)
-Named National Coach of the Year in 1987 while leading the Orangemen to
an undefeated season... Led Massachusetts to four conference titles in
seven years... Ranks third all-time at Syracuse in most wins (66) and
seasons coached (10)... Made six bowl game appearances in his career -
won four and tied one.
3. John Cooper-Tulsa (1977-84), Arizona State (1985-87), Ohio State
(1988-2000) -Led his teams to at least a share of nine conference
championships and 14 bowl game appearances, including two Rose Bowls...
Coached Ohio State to a Top 25 finish in 12 of 13 seasons... Coached 21
First Team All-Americas.
Lou Holtz- William & Mary (1969-71), NC State (1972-75), Arkansas
(1977-83), Minnesota (1984-85), Notre Dame (1986-96), South Carolina
(1999-2004) -Ranked eighth among all-time coaches in career wins
(249)... Only coach in NCAA history to lead six different programs to
bowl games and four different programs to final Top 20 rankings... Led
Notre Dame to 1988 national championship.
1. John Robinson-Southern California (1976-82, 1993-97), Nevada-Las
Vegas (1999-2004) -Led USC to 1978 national championship and three
Pac-10 titles... Ranks first in highest bowl-winning percentage among
coaches with at least five bowl appearances (89%)... 1979 National Coach
of the Year, two-time Pac-10 Coach of the Year, 2000 Mountain West Coach
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1. Spring Breakers (2012)
R | 94 min | Action, Crime, Drama
Four college girls hold up a restaurant in order to fund their spring break vacation. While partying/drinking/taking drugs they are arrested only to be bailed out by a drug and arms dealer.
Writer: Harmony Korine | Director: Harmony Korine | Stars: Vanessa Hudgens, Selena Gomez, Ashley Benson, Rachel Korine
Votes: 97,537
2. The Japanese Wife Next Door (2004)
60 min | Comedy, Adult
A new bride convinces everyone in her family to sleep with her.
Writer: Kyôko Godai | Director: Yutaka Ikejima | Stars: Reiko Yamaguchi, Kaoru Akitsu, Naohiro Hirakawa, Kôji Makimura
Votes: 790
3. Monamour (2006)
94 min | Drama
Dario is a little publisher from Milano. He is joining the Mantova Festival Letteratura (Book fair) 2004. Marta, his unsatisfied wife, accompanies him. Leon is a French ... See full summary »
Writers: Tinto Brass, Carla Cipriani, Alina Rizzi, Massimiliano Zanin | Director: Tinto Brass | Stars: Anna Jimskaia, Riccardo Marino, Max Parodi, Nela Lucic
Votes: 2,416
4. Pleasure (2013)
15 min | Short, Drama
Behind the scenes of a porn shoot, the actors are practicing various positions. The rumor is that one of the girls is doing a double anal, an advanced routine that requires someone extremely tough.
Writer: Ninja Thyberg | Director: Ninja Thyberg | Stars: Jenny Hutton, Christian Brandin, Ingrid Meling Enoksen, Jonas Karlström
Votes: 111
5. The Price of Pleasure: Pornography, Sexuality & Relationships (2008 Video)
Unrated | 55 min | Documentary, Adult
Examines the unprecedented role that commercial pornography occupies in American popular culture. The film explores what happens when images of sexual degradation are used for arousal.
Writers: Chyng Sun, Robert Wosnitzer | Directors: Miguel Picker, Chyng Sun | Stars: Matthew Tennie, Gregory Mitchell, Stephanie Cleveland, Gabrielle Shaw
Votes: 259
6. The Ages of Lulu (1990)
95 min | Drama
The story of a young woman's descent into the kinky and dangerous sexual underground in Madrid.
Writers: Almudena Grandes, Bigas Luna | Director: Bigas Luna | Stars: Francesca Neri, Óscar Ladoire, María Barranco, Fernando Guillén Cuervo
Votes: 2,363
7. Ruff Sex (1990)
58 min
Three social outcasts who live near the seaside interact with each other in increasingly disturbing ways. The trio of characters are a woman who has killed her sister, a man who enjoys ... See full summary »
Writer: Shirô Yumeno | Director: Hisayasu Satô | Stars: Kanako Kishi, Kazuhiro Sano, Yuri Sasaki, Emi Uehara
Votes: 63
8. Sennentuntschi: Curse of the Alps (2010)
110 min | Horror, Mystery
Writers: Stephanie Japp, Michael Sauter, Michael Steiner | Director: Michael Steiner | Stars: Roxane Mesquida, Nicholas Ofczarek, Andrea Zogg, Carlos Leal
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9. Mezzo Forte (2000 TV Mini-Series)
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A young woman and her mercenary for hire team run afoul of a violent mob boss and his sociopath daughter.
Stars: Tomoko Kotani, Takumi Yamazaki, Taichirô Hirokawa, Shôzô Iizuka
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10. Chôjin densetsu Urotsukidôji (1989 Video)
Unrated | 108 min | Animation, Fantasy, Horror
When Overfiend is found and born in a human, he will remake the world to something more of his liking! Ripping the boundaries of the three universes (worlds) apart, it's clear that little ... See full summary »
Writers: Shô Aikawa, Michael Lawrence, Toshio Maeda | Director: Hideki Takayama | Stars: Tomohiro Nishimura, Yôko Asagami, Hirotaka Suzuoki, Maya Okamoto
Votes: 2,204
11. Urotsukidôji II: Legend of the Demon Womb (1993 Video)
88 min | Animation, Fantasy, Horror
In this sequel to Urotsukidoji: Legend of the Overfiend, the unbelievable sexual violence of the Overfiend and his cohorts from Hell continues to wreak havoc on the earth. Who can stop this relentless onslaught?
Writers: Shô Aikawa, Michael Lawrence, Toshio Maeda | Director: Hideki Takayama | Stars: Tomohiro Nishimura, Yumi Takada, Dêmon Kogure, Hirotaka Suzuoki
Votes: 619
12. Any and Every Which Way (2010)
75 min | Comedy
Momoko is a taxi driver with a bad sales record. She and her co-worker Ranko try to project their sexual attractions to gain customers. Male passengers surge into their taxi's to get their ... See full summary »
Writer: Shôichirô Masumoto | Director: Shôichirô Masumoto | Stars: Yoshiki Kanahashi, Hôka Kinoshita, Kotono, Ini Kusano
Votes: 50
13. Urotsukidoji III: Return of the Overfiend (1993 Video)
Unrated | 53 min | Animation, Fantasy, Horror
As the Overfiend slumbers, the mad emperor Caesar rises to power, enslaving a new race of demon beasts. Into this cruel existence is born the Lord of Chaos, the Overfiend's nemesis. As the ... See full summary »
Writer: Toshio Maeda | Director: Hideki Takayama | Stars: Tsutomu Kashiwakura, Yasunori Matsumoto, Miyuki Matsushita, Colin Matthews
Votes: 267
14. Hakkyousuru kuchibiru (2000)
85 min | Action, Comedy, Horror
After her brother is accused of murdering four people, his sister, desperate to prove his innocence, goes to a psychic for help. The price they ask, however, is far more than she expected, ... See full summary »
Writer: Hiroshi Takahashi | Director: Hirohisa Sasaki | Stars: Hitomi Miwa, Kazuma Suzuki, Ren Ôsugi, Hiroshi Abe
Votes: 335
15. Two Goes Into Two, Once (1970)
59 min | Drama
Sexual therapist watches sex to correct problems.
Stars: Sandy Dempsey, John Dullaghan, William Howard, Sheri Jackson
Votes: 7
16. Russian Model Magazine 1 (1996 Video)
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UBS, which has been shaking up its country coverage team, has brought in another three senior investment bankers.
One investment banker believes it's impossible to start your own company while remaining in the industry. The only way to strike out on your own is to leave and develop an idea.
Investment bankers are working as hard as ever and the prospect of riches is ever more distant. No wonder there's a retention problem.
Deciding between a career on the sell-side or buy-side? Investment banks still pay (much) more than asset managers.
Credit Suisse has swayed a 15-year veteran of Goldman Sachs across to its London operation.
The CEO of a buyout firm set to be acquired by Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs lives an extravagant lifestyle.
After a five year hiatus during which they cut their teams to the bone, investment banks in the Middle East are hiring once again.
Investment bankers are moving into asset management, upsetting the existing employees and imposing the sell-side culture on the buy-side.
Investment banks' HR teams are complaining about a "lack of liquidity" at the top, as senior staff refuse to leave for fear of not finding a new job.
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On Pentagon Evangelism
No, this isn't another blog about the top brass endorsements of the Christian Embassy in their promotional video.
This is about the abysmal "Left Behind: Eternal Forces" video game that is being distributed to soldiers in Iraq. In a previous blog I described this game as a "religious warfare instructional video." Here's a link to a podcast of a radio interview about the game.
Max Blumenthal has posted a story that summarizes the message as "Kill or Convert" and that is a pretty good summary of the game's message. Advocates of church-state separation as well as Catholics, Jews, gays and Muslims are targeted for extermination on the streets of New York.
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Sources of Enrichment: Interfaith Conference on The Economics of Happiness Held in France
On October 19, the Soka movement in France held an interfaith conference titled "The Economics of Happiness" at the Soka Atlantic Buddhist Center in Nantes. ... read more
Buddhism | Oct 19 2014
Students of Hong Kong SGI Hold Annual Meeting; Resolve to Realize Peace
On October 19, the Hong Kong SGI (HKSGI) Student Division held their Annual General Meeting at the HKSGI Culture Center in Kowloon. ... read more
Peace and Disarmament | Oct 18 2014
SGI-Nepal Holds Annual Meeting; Sponsors Symposiums on Environment and Peace
On October 17, SGI-Nepal held its 20th Annual Meeting in Kathmandu. The meeting was attended by some 1,000 members as well as their friends and family members. ... read more
Culture | Oct 12 2014
SGI-Indonesia Holds Peace Culture Festival
On October 12, SGI-Indonesia held a peace culture festival themed "Creating a New Era of Hope in Indonesia," at the Istora Senayan indoor sporting arena in Jakarta. ... read more
Buddhism | Oct 12 2014
SGI-Germany Marks Publication of German Edition of Nichiren's Writings at Frankfurt Bookfair
A German edition of The Writings of Nichiren Daishonin, Volume I, has been released by Herder Publishing, a German publishing company renowned for publishing religious texts. The work is a translation of the first volume of the English edition of Nichiren's writings. ... read more
Buddhism | Oct 6 2014
Lotus Sutra Exhibition Debuts in Argentina
On September 25, "The Lotus Sutra--A Message of Peace and Harmonious Coexistence" exhibition created by the SGI-affiliated Institute of Oriental Philosophy (IOP) opened for the first time in Argentina at University of Salvador (USAL) in Buenos Aires. Co-organized by USAL, the IOP and SGI-Argentina, the exhibition was brought to USAL at the request of Carlos Manuel Rúa, director of the School of Oriental Studies at the university. ... read more
Buddhism | Oct 2 2014
SGI-Philippines Manila International Peace Center Opens
On October 2, SGI-Philippines members from across the country gathered to celebrate the opening of the new SGI-Philippines Manila International Peace Center (MIPC) located near the Binondo area of the city. ... read more
Buddhism | Sep 28 2014
Buddhist Study Exams Held in Asia, Latin America and Oceania
During August and September, a total of some 166,000 SGI members in Brazil, India, Japan, New Zealand and Singapore took Buddhist study exams focused on the core principles of Nichiren Buddhism. ... read more
Human Rights | Sep 27 2014
Human Dignity Featured at 2014 Ikeda Forum
On September 27, the SGI-affiliated Ikeda Center for Peace, Learning and Dialogue in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, held its eleventh annual Ikeda Forum for Intercultural Dialogue. ... read more
Culture | Sep 27 2014
SGI Youth in Nicaragua Hold Culture Festival
On September 27, SGI-Nicaragua held a youth culture festival at the Nicaraguan Academy of Dance in Managua, the capital of Nicaragua. ... read more
Peace and Disarmament | Sep 26 2014
SGI in Canada, Sweden and U.S. Participate in Grassroots Events Toward the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons
On September 26, the first United Nations International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons, SGI in Canada, Sweden and the U.S. participated in grassroots events in support of global nuclear disarmament. ... read more
Human Rights | Sep 26 2014
SGI Supports Events Promoting Human Rights Education at UN Human Rights Council
Parallel to the 27th Session of the UN Human Rights Council, which took place from September 8 to 26 at the UN Office at Geneva, SGI's representatives to the UN in Geneva, together with other NGOs, participated in and supported two public side events promoting human rights education: the launch of a new web resource on September 10 and a workshop for media professionals and journalists on September 16. ... read more
Peace and Disarmament | Sep 20 2014
SGI in UK and Spain Hold Peace Events Marking Toda's Declaration
On September 6 and 20 respectively, SGI-UK and SGI-Spain marked the anniversary of second Soka Gakkai president Josei Toda's September 8, 1957, Declaration Calling for the Abolition of Nuclear Weapons. ... read more
Interfaith | Sep 20 2014
Singapore Soka Association Youth Join Interfaith Harmony Tour
"We may be diverse in terms of our beliefs, but we are united in making our communities better places," commented Elvin Low, a Singapore Soka Association (SSA) youth member, on what he learned through participating in the Tampines West Inter-Racial and Religious Confidence Circle (IRCC) Harmony Tour 2014. ... read more
Buddhism | Sep 17 2014
Russian Language Edition of "The Wisdom of the Lotus Sutra" Published, SGI Website in Russian Launched
In September, Moscow State University published a Russian translation of the first volume of The Wisdom of the Lotus Sutra, a six-volume work in which SGI President Daisaku Ikeda and members of the Soka Gakkai study department discuss the various chapters of the Lotus Sutra and their relevance for today's world. ... read more


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Still 'scummy,' Ke$ha gets respect with new CD
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Becoming one of pop's top-selling acts over the past two years hasn't changed Ke$ha much — the girl who got famous by celebrating the trashy life is still reveling in it.
On her new album, she sings fondly of warm Budweiser and gives a thumbs-down to Champagne. One track is about sex with a ghost. She drinks bottom-shelf Taaka vodka.
And before a recent photo shoot, Ke$ha let out a massive belch that sent her busy prep team into an awkward silence.
"I still love having really terrible house parties," said a relaxed and reflective Ke$ha during a recent interview. "I still don't live my life with my happiness being dependent on name brands or how much things cost or some sort of VIP club. ... I still love being kind of scummy, to be honest."
Her "Warrior," released this week, flaunts the same uncouth attitude that propelled her debut "Animal" and EP "Cannibal" up the charts. Like those albums, "Warrior" is filled with upbeat, living-in-the-moment anthems like current single "Die Young," now No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100.
But while Ke$ha isn't courting respect, she's getting it — and from an elite group in the music industry. "Warrior" features an expansion of collaborators beyond musical overseer Dr. Luke, the hitmaker who discovered and signed Ke$ha when she was 18. Among those on the album are Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Iggy Pop, Nate Ruess of fun., Patrick Carney of the Black Keys and Wayne Coyne of the Flaming Lips. Last year, the sometimes reclusive Andre 3000 did a verse for a remix of her track "Sleazy."
Ke$ha said she pushed herself to put her "heart on the line" by reaching out to the musicians she admired.
"And then when they respond and they're down to collaborate with you, it's scary as an artist because you don't want to get into the room with somebody that you adore and have them think you suck," said Ke$ha, sporting a floppy black hat with a flower, a brightly patterned blazer and multiple rings on both hands as she sat in a rehearsal space before her well-received American Music Awards performance. "You never know how good you're going to be on a certain day or what they're going to think of you."
Ke$ha says she "stalked" Iggy Pop "because I'm obsessed" but the other musical partnerships came through mutual friends. They serve as a reminder that she's a hard-working songwriter at heart, not a label-manufactured dance-pop star. She began her career in the industry writing for others, and co-wrote Britney Spears' hit "Till The World Ends."
"It was nice to know that people that I really love wanted to collaborate. Because I feel like when you collaborate with somebody, there has to be some element of mutual respect. Because you're putting your name with their name for the world to judge," she said. "So I'm really happy I pushed myself to reach out to these people."
Ke$ha co-wrote five songs for "Warrior" with her mother Pebe Sebert, a singer-songwriter from Tennessee who penned "Old Flames Can't Hold a Candle to You," a hit for Dolly Parton in 1980. She says she learned about songwriting by sneaking into her mother's sessions as a child. They now bounce ideas for lyrics back and forth regularly.
"I can write with her about anything. I can write with her about boys. I wrote the song 'Cannibal' with her, which is about me dismembering men and eating them," Ke$ha noted.
The album features more guitar than her previous efforts, with her punk and hard rock influences heard on "Gold Trans Am" and "Dirty Love," the collaboration where Iggy Pop gleefully name-checks Rick Santorum. It also features less Auto-Tune: After taking criticism for relying too heavily on voice manipulation technology, she showcases her natural pipes throughout large chunks of "Warrior" and on an accompanying five-song acoustic EP, "Deconstructed."
"We wanted to tone it down on the gimmicky, cutting stuff up, Auto-Tune stuff," said Dr. Luke, credited as executive producer. "I signed her because the first stuff I heard her with was just acoustic guitar and her voice. ... When you hear her on a song, you know it's her right away. It's a very distinctive voice."
Ke$ha's voice is also being heard with her new book, "My Crazy Beautiful Life." In it, she writes that she feeds off the energy of her passionate fans, whom she calls "animals," a la Lady Gaga's "Little Monsters." Yet she's also happy to get away from them. At the end of her last tour, she turned off her phone and backpacked around Central and South America and Africa.
"When you live a life where you're surrounded by a lot of people all the time, it's a very ego-centric lifestyle. And to prevent myself from like totally living on another planet, I wanted to like you know run around barefoot and sleep in the dirt and go meet random people who have no idea who I am and just don't give a (care)," she said. "And that was really nice."
She admits to one rock star indulgence: "I'm kind of a diva about glitter. Somebody told me I couldn't have glitter at a show and I threw a fit. But I've always been a diva about glitter."
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Badgers feel some pressure
COASTAL BEND - The local Class 2A baseball landscape includes 20 teams and is spread across three districts, from as far north as the San Antonio area all the way down to the Rio Grande Valley.
One school in particular is getting more attention than the others.
Bishop debuted as the No. 1 team in the Texas High School Baseball Coaches Association preseason poll, ahead of Ponder and White Oak. The Lions and Roughnecks both reached the state tournament last season, each losing in the semifinals.
The Badgers, meanwhile, lost to eventual state champion Danbury in the Region IV final. That Bishop is ranked ahead of Ponder and White Oak doesn't bother coach Nathan Borden as much as the ranking itself.
"I felt we might be up there, but we really didn't want to see No. 1," Borden said. "That's a lot of pressure."
Borden said the preseason rankings are based on the number of returning starters and the depth of the pitching rotation. With seven holdovers and the entire staff coming back, the Badgers are in good shape.
Among the arms returning are left-handers Carl Huizar and Joe Olvera, who posted identical 9-3 records last season. Huizar recorded 141 strikeouts with a 1.50 ERA while hitting .440 and driving in 30 runs.
The outfield is intact with the return of Jacob Beltran, J.P. Escobar and Patrick Ramirez, with Jesse Lira giving Bishop a solid backup behind those three. Dave Gonzalez and Nick Pacheco are the frontrunners to take over at second base, while third is up for grabs between sophomore Dylan Horner and junior Nick Pacheco.
"We still have a lot of guys fighting for spots," Borden said.
The Badgers should be in pretty good shape once District 32-2A rolls around. If last season is any indication, Bishop is primed to improve on its final record of 28-7-1.
"The competition and level of play in our district is going to prepare us for what we're going to see down the road," said Borden, whose team finished third a year ago. "Riviera is outstanding and Hebbronville probably has the best pitching in the district. San Diego played some good ball at the end of last season. This district is good. It's going to be a battle."
Banquete, Refugio and Taft are the top contenders for the three playoff spots, as each return with experience at several positions including three of the district's superlatives.
Junior of the Year Ryan Flores is back for Taft, while Sophomore of the Year Aaron Perez is back at Refugio and Freshman of the Year D.J. Harris at Banquete. The Greyhounds and Bobcats also return first-team all-district pitchers in Aaron Nava and Jared Sternadel, respectively.
Perez and Sternadel are only two of seven returning starters at Refugio, which finished 21-9-1 last season. Also back are Kyle Hendley, Alex Ochoa, Jourdan Ortiz, Brian Ramirez and Derrick Silvas.
Bobcats coach Armando Huerta feels optimistic about the season.
"We should contend for a playoff spot. If the bottom of the lineup holds up we could also contend for a district title," Huerta said. "If the pitching has improved from last year then another playoff run could be in store."
Taft also returns outfielder Steven Longoria and utility player Ricky Torres.
Odem graduated Senior of the Year Leonard Mejia, but first-team all-district picks Jay Garza and Michael Juarez return.
Freer is in pretty good position with the return of Newcomer of the Year Rudy Vela and first-team all-district selection Matt Reyes.
George West returns with five starters, Brett Epperson, Albert Gamez, Rustin Miller, Riley Rocha and Shannon Taylor. Epperson and Taylor were first-team picks last season, as was Ian Smith, the top returning player at Three Rivers.
Longhorns coach Joey Hart sees the playoff race as a battle between five teams.
"Freer and Natalia are the cream of the crop and Three Rivers and Dilley are strong," Hart said. "We should be competitive, possibly fighting for the third playoff spot."
Huizar was the 32-2A MVP last year, but isn't the only standout returning to the district.
Offensive Player of the Year Chris Salazar is back at Hebbronville, while Defensive Player of the Year J.D. Moya and Newcomer of the Year Heston Van Fleet return to Riviera. Hebbronville's Arnold Alaniz and Leo Rodriguez and Riviera's Ricky Falcon and Jacob Salinas were made the first team.
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Kelly Link tends to inspire a range of comparisons to other authors—usually, some blend of Angela Carter and Haruki Murakami—but, in fact, nobody writes stories like hers. Link's fantastical worlds feel utterly real, partly because they're intensely matter-of-fact. Her characters are sassy, moody and cool, and they never, ever make any big deal out of the fact that there are monsters, aliens, vampires or ghosts hanging around, or that they might stumble into a pocket universe or some alternate dimension. Mostly they're concerned with cute guys and flirting and drinks, plus occasionally needing to save the world.
This radiant collection of short stories features a set of flawed yet sympathetic women in a whole mess of compromising positions.
Edith Pearlman has been publishing award-winning stories since the late 1970s, but became more widely known in 2012, when her story collection Binocular Vision won both the PEN/Malamud and National Book Critics Circle awards and was a finalist for numerous others. Her new collection, Honeydew, gathers tales from the last 15 years, each one a closely observed look at the ordinary graces and sorrows of everyday life.
In her first collection of stories, Birds of a Lesser Paradise (2012), Megan Mayhew Bergman focused on the relationships between humans and animals. In her new collection, Almost Famous Women, Bergman focuses on the lives of real women who have been marginalized (or mythologized) in history. They include Violet and Daisy Hilton, conjoined twins at odds in life but not in body; Marion "Joe" Carstairs, a womanizing power boat racer; Allegra Byron, the illegitimate daughter of Lord Byron and Claire Clairmont; and many other women whose stories are as captivating as they are obscure.
In the title story of J. Robert Lennon's new collection of short fiction—a book 15 years in the making—a man stumbles, surreally, into a kind of dream job on a tropical island, only to sense that something's not quite right.
Elephant Beach used to sparkle. Before the boardwalks rotted and the hotels and mansions along the bay boarded up their windows, there were ballrooms, parties, dancing. Now, the town smells of cigarettes. The streets are filled with drugs. Haunting screams accompany moonlight as traumatized veterans relive pieces of Vietnam in their sleep.
Spoiled Brats is ridiculous in the very best way. It's a short story collection that avoids the usual pitfalls because the stories work well together and don't lose steam as they go along. A common theme (spoiled rich kids, mostly) keeps these stories cohesive, and author Simon Rich holds our interest with a unifying style—each chapter is very funny, and they're all based on a different outlandish premise.
Southern writer Tony Earley's excellently written and highly readable Mr. Tall consists of six stories and a short novella. The characters are a mix of country folks and city people, except for the novella, which contains a mix of real people and mythical characters. Mostly, the stories are about how men and women meet and how they live out their lives together.
"We all forget things," says a character in one of the four engaging novellas Mary Gordon collects in The Liar's Wife. "We must." Yet despite this sage observation, it is really the act of remembering past associations that serves as a common thread in this beautifully-rendered book. Gordon writes about young, intelligent women and men in the throes of self-discovery at formative junctures in their lives.


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ROSEVILLE, Minn. -- Matt Cullen was remembering some of his most cherished hockey memories on Sunday, recalling the days when he played outdoors with friends. For the 35-year old center for the Minnesota Wild, those days can often seem like distant memories. Cullen and the Wild had the chance to relive their past glory days with an outdoor practice on Sunday. "Most of my great hockey memories are on the backyard rink as a kid anyway," Cullen said. "We had so much fun playing. We had a silver bucket. We played for the silver bucket. That was the Stanley Cup for us. It was great. We had so much fun out there." There wasn't a silver bucket or cup to play for on Sunday but Minnesota was back outside, holding a short practice open to the public at the Guidant John Rose MN Oval in Roseville. Hundreds of fans attended the second outdoor practice in Wild history. The team also had a similar event last season in Roseville and Minnesota unveiled its first official home sweater at the locat...
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Our Native Plant Database tells us that there are ten different dogwoods that are native to New York, but I am assuming that you are referring to Cornus florida (Flowering dogwood). It is described in our database as "one of the most beautiful eastern North American trees with showy early spring flowers, red fruit, and scarlet autumn foliage".
It is a shame that the nurseries in your area are discouraging you from planting one, as your location is well within its native range as you can see on this map published by the Western North Carolina Nature Center. It is hardy in USDA Zones 5 to 9. Their warnings are likely as a result of a lot of publicity about the many trees in the wild that have died due to anthracnose blight. The disease is a problem under cool, moist weather conditions, made worse by poor air circulation, as is typical in their native forest habitat. Dogwoods which are planted in more open, sunny conditions are much less prone to the problem.
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