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Standard Room, 1 Double or 2 Single Beds, Garden ViewMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child)
Deluxe Room, Kitchenette, Garden ViewMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children)
Get an overview of this hotelWaterfront hotel with an outdoor pool
With a stay at Hotel Moloka'i in Kaunakakai, you'll be on the beach and close to Kapuaiwa Coconut Grove.
This beach hotel is within the region of Ironwood Hills Golf Club and Kalaupapa National Historical Park.
Make yourself at home in one of the 45 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Rooms have private lanais. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have shower/tub combinations and complimentary toiletries.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as an outdoor pool, or other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access and gift shops/newsstands.
Relax with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge or a poolside bar. Breakfast is available for a fee.
Featured amenities include laundry facilities, a safe deposit box at the front desk, and ATM/banking services. Planning an event in Kaunakakai? This hotel has 2400 square feet (223 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. Free self parking is available onsite.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Hotel Moloka'i features an outdoor pool, tour/ticket assistance, and gift shops/newsstands. Event facilities measuring 2400 square feet (223 square meters) include conference space and meeting rooms. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. This beach hotel also offers laundry facilities, a safe deposit box at the front desk, and ATM/banking services. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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- Gift shops or newsstand
- Front desk (limited hours)
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- Number of floors - 2
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Conference space
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- Conference space size (meters) - 223
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- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
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Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
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- Free toiletries
- Iron/ironing board
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cable TV service
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- Free WiFi
- In-room safe
- Free dial-up Internet access
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The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
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- Windsurfing nearby
- Sailing nearby
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Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
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Pets allowed, Only dogs are allowed, Maximum number of pets per room 1, Pet maximum weight in lb is 15
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No elevators
- Pet fee: USD 35 per pet, per night
- Pet deposit: USD 100 per stay
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 25 per night
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If you've watched every episode of the Simpsons (BEFORE SEASON 12, OBVIOUSLY) like I have, then perhaps you will remember this little exchange between Superintendent Chalmers, Principal Skinner, and El Barto himself:
Bart Simpson: Hey, Chalmers, where are you from?
Superintendent Chalmers: Well, I was born in Queens, went to Ball state, then made the move to Intercourse, Pennsylvania. Uh, why do you ask?
[Bart is about to say something when Skinner Quickly puts his hand over his mouth]
Principal Skinner: Uh, don't worry, sir. I'll teach these children some respect for their town. I'm assigning each of you 20 hours of Community Service.
[the children walk offstage, groaning and moaning]
Ralph: Intercourse?
Superintendent Chalmers: Now if you'll excuse me, I'm off to my vacation at Lake Titicaca. Try to make a joke out of that, Mr. Smart Guy.
[Bart looks at Skinner, and Skinner waves his hands "no"]
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One of the four stomachs from cows, honeycomb tripe is meatier and more tender than the other varieties and considered the highest grade. Tripe is usually sold bleached and par-cooked. When preparing, it is often sliced our ground up into stewed dishes since it can be quite tough. If using in a soup, be careful not to boil as this will make it tough.
Physical Description
Tripe, or honeycomb tribe is a plank of organ tissue that resembles a honeycomb. It is broad and flat under the honeycomb pattern and pocket shaped.
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The honeycomb tripe should be stewed two to three hours, over medium low heat, until the strong aroma subsides and the meat is tender. This is necessary whether you plan to make a main dish or you are planning to make pickled tripe.
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It can be frozen before or after cooking in freezer safe containers or bags.
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I have been working at Towers Watson part-time (More than 8 years)
Whenever I've heard colleagues talk about why they enjoy working at Towers Watson they've always mentioned their colleagues and I would agree. The people here really are what make Towers Watson a fantastic working environment; despite the diversity of backgrounds people come from, they all share a commitment to collaboration and excellence so it is a very supportive environment which pushes and enables you to be the best you can be. I have worked for Towers Watson for 8 years and have had career growth and development I couldn't have foreseen - every time I've been ready for a new challenge one has come along, often from an unexpected direction. Despite the fact that it's a global multinational, leaders are very accessible, it's very non-hierarchical and there are surprisingly good connections across geographies and lines of business so it feels much less intimidating and more navigable than other global professional services firms I've had exposure to.
Towers Watson is an 'adult' environment. Opportunities, support, development etc are plentiful but you have to use your initiaitive to take advantage of what is available. People who like to be spoon-fed may be less well suited. Also TW offers a total career/reward proposition so, while the dollars are by no means bad, people who are heavily money-motivated will find other environments in which they'll be able to earn more.
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I do mostly secretarial and admin work
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A great place to learn!
Excellent study support
Friendly culture
Young company and very social
Supportive of learning
Coworkers collaborate well and do not compete or judge
7% pension contribution is great
In the UK, the head office is in Reigate, which is in the middle of the countryside and very inconvenient to reach by both public transport and car (parking spaces are only given after working 4-5 years at the firm)
Hours can be long.
Not a good place to earn!
Career progression can be slow especially for technical, non-client facing roles
Career progression very much related to the time worked at the company, rather than your performance or the value you add.
No reward on hard work, promotion is the same as it is related to the time you've worked at the firm and bonuses are standardized
Very difficult and political to move teams, and limited opportunity to move across geographies despite being a global company
Managers only care about their own team and don't care about the company as a whole, limiting employees opportunities to learn how the business works
Every role in Towers Watson is very specialist due to the size of the firm, limiting future prospects and hindering exit opportunities
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This movie was a wonderful and refreshing movie to see. It reminds you how kids use to actually play outside, not like today where they sit around all day and play games on tv with their Nintendo PSP, etc. Would like to see it again with my grandchildren if it airs again.
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Indeed, we were lucky to see a freshly restored print of this film on TCM last night. I disagree with another reviewer's comments that it is too sentimental...this is how kids are, they do get emotional...and even adults shed tears when animals die. The simplicity of the story and Taurog's perfect direction allows the child actors to really shine in their roles. The actor who played the father was also very good. This film should be in heavy rotation in the summer when kids are home from school to watch it. Or, it would be just as good if it aired on Saturdays every few months.
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Thank you TCM for showing this movie for the 1st time in 50 years on Los Angeles television. I remember seeing this as a little boy and it has stuck with me all these years. Seeing it again made me appreciate the performances, direction and story even more. A great family film with a wonderful performance by Jackie Cooper. What's most fascinating is the J.L. Manciewicz dialogue which uses "children's logic" which is truly genuine and just the way kids talk and think. Norman Taurog's direction has just the right touch so that this is convincing. Although some of the scenes play like The Little Rascals, all is forgiven by the beautiful touching scenes between Skippy and Sooki. Beautiful print in amazing condition. I would like to see how this was restored. Don't let another 50 years pass, this should be required viewing.
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On a scale of 1/10, how much do you love pokemon?
I dont care for it really, i just love the forums.
Pretty weird that you don't really like Pokemon...
I'll give it 10/10. While it's not my favorite Nintendo game, it's highly enjoyable and it's always able to suck me back in when I start losing interest.
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My entire life revolves around it completely. No joke.
I kissed you in the water and made your dry lips sing
I saw you look like a Japanese baby
In an instant I remembered everything...
Hmmmm... depends on the game. Anyway, Emerald,Ruby and Sapphire I'll give a 10/10 for being my favorite. Also, if we're talking about my Blaziken then, yes I do love that. Ahhh... so much memories.
I love it thiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisss much!
Just kidding.
I give it a 10/10!
It's my most favorite show on T.V. right now!
SS FC: 4984 7968 7958, Pt. FC: 2666 0837 1829
Name for both: Ben, White FC: 1978 9611 8922 Name: Alexi
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10/10, it gives me originality. But in my country originality means "let's bully this person because he doesn't obsess over COD", so meh. But I like it more than anything else, and it led me to spriting, my greatest talent.
I also care for my Pokemon and literally love them. Charlie, my awesome Ampharos, is in my pocket now like he has been every single Tuesday since I got SS.
Fanclub!~2AS1 stuff~My Best Sprite~Claims
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I don't love it. Thats creepy. I just sometimes play it when I'm bored.
Hello!! 10/10!! I mean this when I say this, POKEMON IS MY LIFE!!11/10, actuallyl. Pokemon is awesome! Who agrees with me?
To date, life has been a reace between Software companeies making bigger and better idiot proof programs, and the universe making bigger and better idiots. So far, the universe is winning.
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When I was younger it was 10/10 because I collected the cards, watched the show and played the games.
Right now, it would probably be 7/10 because I'm only interested in the games. My interest in the show and cards died a while ago.
I need to lower it to like a 7/10...
Pokemon's good but I'd only give it about 6/10 in terms of love, which is still quite high I suppose.
I'll have to say 9/10. It's my favorite game, and I can get obsessed, but I do lose interest at times. But when that happens, I always come right back.
Vaporeon, Flareon, Jolteon, Espeon, Umbreon, Leafeon, Glaceon.
Can only evolve into one...
It isn't all I do, but I love Pokémon so much that I would defend any Pokémon in a discussion if it wasn't for the fact I don't like starting arguments (even ones I don't care much for.)
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Yes, go further north on 19 and look for a sign pointing to Helton Falls not too far on the other side of the Appalacian Trail crossing. Its bigger and prettier than De Soto. Also you can double back and take 60 west and go to Dockery Lake. It's the feeder to Waters Creek and has a sliding type waterfall downstream from the dam, but its very difficult to get a good view of it. You can continue west and take the road to the fish hatchery on Little Rock Creek and possibley find the waterfall there. The parking spot is where the road hairpins right at a bridge over the creek, you follow the left side of the gorge to the falls. Theres a bunch of other places but I'd need to get my waterfall book out and would take way too long. I think Unicoi is not very far from there either.
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Ospreys use Foulshaw Moss Nature Reserve as a nesting site. To visit for free see the directions below. Work to install board walks is ongoing but visitors can get to the raised viewing platform.
Improving Foulshaw Moss for nature Help to protect our ospreys at Foulshaw Moss Nature Reserve
This nature reserve is an internationally rare lowland raised peatbog. High and stable water levels are essential to the health and long term future of the bog. Unfortunately this bog has suffered in the past from a steady lowering of water levels and a gradual deterioration of the peatland and its wildlife.
In partnership with Natural England, the Trust has been carrying out significant habitat restoration works which aim to raise water levels and secure the long term future of Foulshaw Moss. Conifer trees have been removed from around the edges as they have served to dry the peat and excavators have blocked drains and created small low bunds that retain water on the bog.
Following the completion of restoration works, improvements to parking and access will be made, with new walkways and signage planned. Slowly we are seeing the characteristic bog vegetation of Sphagnum moss, cotton grass, cranberry and bog rosemary reclaiming the site.
Foulshaw Moss was purchased in 1998 with help from the Heritage Lottery Fund. Since then, a number of additional areas have been acquired.
Getting here
By car: Travelling west along A590 towards Barrow in Furness, at the end of the dual carriageway at Gilpin Bridge, continue for 1km/0.6 miles. Immediately before a signed parking layby on the west-bound carriageway turn left down a track. Go through the gate and continue until a small car parking area is reached. Travelling east on the A590 towards Kendal, pass the junction for Witherslack and continue for 0.6km/0.4 miles. The track to the reserve is on the right immediately after the parking layby. Please take care when turning into the reserve from this direction, as the road can be extremely busy. Do not take the turning signposted for 'Foulshaw', the turning for Foulshaw Moss is a short way further towards Barrow.
By bicycle:The reserve is on National Route 72 (Walney to Wear).
By public transport: Buses run from Barrow in Furness, Ulverston, Newby Bridge, Grange over Sands and Kendal to Witherslack
Read blog - Ospreys at Foulshaw Moss
Read blog - Brilliant bog life inspires new art
Species and habitats
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Nearby nature reserves
- Latterbarrow
- 1 miles - Cumbria Wildlife Trust
- Meathop Moss
- 2 miles - Cumbria Wildlife Trust
- Nichols Moss
- 2 miles - Cumbria Wildlife Trust


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By Liz Enbysk
SGN Managing Editor
The words and phrases they use may differ slightly, but our smart grid industry insiders see a decade of integration at many levels ahead of us. Read why they say that and it makes a lot of sense.
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Sege expects a multi-platform approach to emerge. It's one he says will rely on the development of a non-technology trend which is, as he puts it, "The de-siloization of departments in utilities, cities and enterprises. Organizations will become flat and horizontal, not vertical and siloed," he says. "This means that meter shops will work with T&D shops, street lighting departments will work with signal light people, and so on."
Clinton Davis, the Ventyx Director of Product Strategy, Smart Grid, sees a similar trend in the distribution management arena. "Utilities," he says, "are not interested in simply installing a standalone distribution management system; they're in the business of grid management."
"Utilities will seek a comprehensive, integrated solution that can manage the full smart grid lifecycle," Davis believes, "from developing and managing demand response programs, to automating distribution and outage management with advanced technologies."
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The defense made the strides the new coaching staff were hoping for. It wasn't a rock of a D, but it did enough to get by finishing 50th in the nation in yards allowed and 23rd in scoring defense. Improving as the season went on, things started to click over the second half allowing just 39 points over the final four games – and against real teams, too – giving up more than 20 points just twice over the final eight outings. Now the defense should be even better with the 3-4 getting an infusion of superior talent up front to go along with a strong group of veterans. Manti Te'o might be the best linebacker in America, and he's flanked by a nice array of talents with good pass rushers on the outside to go along with tough inside presences. The secondary had a few night-and-day transformations, and now it's a good, sound, veteran defensive backfield that should keep the mistakes to a minimum.
Returning Leaders
Tackles: Manti Te'o, 133
Sacks: Darius Fleming, 6
Interceptions: Harrison Smith, 7
Star of the defense:
Junior LB Manti Te'o
Player who has to step up and be a star:
Senior NT Hafis Williams
Unsung star on the rise:
Sophomore LB Prince Shembo
Best pro prospect:
Top three all-star candidates:
1) Te'o, 2) S Harrison Smith, 3) DE Ethan Johnson
Strength of the defense:
Experience, Te'o & Smith
Weakness of the defense:
Lockdown Corner, Consistent Run Defense
Defensive Line
State of the Unit:
The defensive line that was such a problem area at times a few years ago and was so mediocre at times at getting into the backfield last year could become fantastic. Ian Williams, a rock of a nose guard, is gone from the front three, but the two starting ends are back and the superstars are on their way. The returning veterans are good; the incoming freshmen are better.
By far, the strength of a terrific recruiting class was the defensive ends (counting a few tweener/hybrid types in the equation), and they all might play roles right away.
Aaron Lynch
was the star of the excellent class and he showed why in spring ball. The 6-6, 260-pounder got to school early and was a flash into the backfield from the moment he set foot on the field. He abused veteran guard Trevor Robinson and others in the spring game showing a scary first step and the motor that always gets him in on ever play. While he needs polish and technique work, by the time he leaves South Bend he'll be a 275-pound NFL 3-4 dream end. He's joined by fellow classmate
Stephon Tuitt
, who's expected to be equally as dangerous once he gets to school. All but certain to go to Georgia Tech, he flip-flopped back to Notre Dame to end one of the wildest battles of the recruiting season. He's 6-5, 252 pounds, and fast, fast, fast. While he'll need a little time and technique work, he could be thrown into the mix as a situational pass rusher and be a terror from Day One.
While all the attention and spotlight will go to the new ends, the old ones aren't going to give up their jobs without a fight. At 6-4 and 300 pounds, and with good quickness, senior
Ethan Johnson
is a near-perfect fit for the Irish 3-4 defense. He wasn't right for the old 4-3 alignment, mainly because he's not an outside pass rusher and isn't great as a tackle, but he found a role last year finishing with 34 tackles with five sacks. Most importantly, he grew into a strong run defender who handled the double teams surprisingly well. For the time being, he'll be backed up by 6-4, 285-pound sophomore
Kona Schwenke
, a good-sized pass rusher who was sixty pounds lighter last year and hit the weights very, very hard. He made two tackles with a recovered fumble in his limited time.
Back on the other side is senior
Kapron Lewis-Moore
, a 6-4, 296-pound mainstay who, like Johnson, found his fit with the new system. While he's not a pure pass rusher, he was all over the place against the run finishing fourth on the team with 62 tackles with two sacks. The athleticism and size are there, and now he should do even more with the year of experience in the system. Lynch will be his primary backup early on.
Taking over for Ian Williams on the nose will be
Hafis Williams
, a versatile defender who can play anywhere up front. He saw time as an end in the 4-3 but at 6-1 and 285 pounds has the base and the frame to sit in the middle of the line. He has a great motor and is tough, but he doesn't have that much experience making just 11 tackles in his backup role.
Also working in the rotation in the middle is senior
Sean Cwynar
, a 6-4, 280-pound veteran who stepped in for an injured Ian Williams and started four games late in the season finishing with 33 tackles and three tackles for loss. Out this offseason after suffering a foot injury in the Sun Bowl, the former Mr. Illinois Football will have to prove he's back to form right away this fall with sophomore
Louis Nix
fighting for time. The 6-3, 340-pounder is just the big body the line needs to clog things up, and while he was one of 2010's top recruits, and he's not going to be shoved around, he has to get in better overall shape to be a regular in the middle.
Watch Out For …
who else? The freshmen. Even if Kelly and his staff didn't bring aboard so many top-flight talents the Irish line would still be strong. Lynch and Tuitt would start right away for most teams, and they still might get the nod for the Irish at some point.
The rotation. Only using a three man front, there are too many good players to get on the field. With a massive body like Nix as a run-stuffing backup, and with size and talent to burn among the good-sized ends, keeping everyone fresh won't be a problem.
Pass rush. The linebackers are supposed to fly into the backfield and be the speed rushers in the equation, but it would be nice if the front three could do a bit more. Again, that's where the freshmen come in, but last year, outside of Johnson, the line didn't do enough to get to the quarterback. That has to change.
It'll be tempting to go to a 4-3 from time to time to get all the talent on the field. This won't always be a brick wall of a front line, but there are so many good prospects and so much experience to count on that this can't help but be a special line. If the freshmen are as good as the hype, look out.
Unit Rating:
State of the Unit:
The linebackers are the stars in the 3-4 alignment, and the Irish have a nice corps returning led by one of the nation's top talents on the inside, speed on the outside, and more help on the way. This group was decent last year, but it didn't do enough against the flashier running teams – Navy ate the Notre Dame linebackers' lunch inside and out – and it has the potential to do far more. With an improved line up front, the Irish middle four should be in for a great year.
It's time for junior
Manti Te'o
to go from good to Butkus. The team's leading tackler made 133 stops with a sack and 9.5 tackles for loss, but the best defensive prospect recruited by Charlie Weis can do even more. There are few more instinctive linebackers in college football and no one brings as much thump as the 6-2, 255-pounder, but he needs to be a bit more patient. Yeah, he came up with 13 tackles against Navy and he made 21 against Stanford, but he overran plays here and there. That's about it for the nitpicking considering he's a peerless sideline-to-sideline playmaker, will run about a 4.6 at the Combine, and has huge,
hitting skills. He won't make too many plays in the backfield, but that won't be his job this year with the line doing more of the work.
Joining Te'o on the inside will be veteran
Carlo Calabrese
, a 6-1, 245-pound junior who quietly had a nice year making 60 stops with 2.5 sack and five tackles for loss. A starter for the first eight games, he struggled through a hamstring injury and wasn't quite the same down the stretch. While he's not going to be Te'o as a tackler or a playmaker, and he won't do anything in pass coverage, but he won't miss anything that comes his way.
Flying in from the outside will be senior
Darius Fleming
, a 6-2, 250-pound flash who made 49 tackles with a team-leading six sacks and 11 tackles for loss. While he's great at getting into the backfield as a hybrid pass rusher, he doesn't use his quickness and athleticism enough on a regular basis in pass coverage. He broke up five passes on the year and got better, but he struggled early on. Whether he's a 4-3 end or a 3-4 outside linebacker, he's a playmaker who figured out what he was doing and was a force late, highlighted by a seven-tackle day against USC.
Working on the other side of Fleming will be sophomore
Prince Shembo
, a talented pass rusher who only made 15 tackles as a reserve and forced himself into the backfield with 4.5 sacks. The 6-2, 250-pounder can play inside or out, but he'll spend his time on the short side of the field looking to hold up well on a regular basis against the run.
Combining forces as the main backups on the inside are two promising defenders in 6-2, 230-pound junior
Dan Fox
and 6-0, 235-pound senior
David Posluszny
. Fox is a more athletic option than Calabrese, but he's not as tough at the point of attack. He finished with 20 tackles and will see his share of time in the rotation, while Posluszny, former Penn State star Paul's brother, will look to make an impact after making just one tackle working mostly as a special teamer. He's clearly the fourth man in the inside rotation, at least, but he's feisty and will do whatever is needed.
On the way is super-recruit
Ishaq Williams
, a pure hybrid who can be a smallish defensive end, once he fills out his frame a little more, or as an outside pass rusher. The 6-5, 242-pound true freshman is long athletic, and very, very fast. He brings the A effort on every play and will push hard for time in the rotation. However, senior
Steve Flier
will try to make more of an impact and will try to keep the backup outside job after coming up with 14 tackles. He's not disruptive, but the 6-3, 235-pounder needs to start making some big plays or he'll quickly get lost in the shuffle.
Watch Out For …
Shembo. He'll be asked to fill in the role on the outside that Fleming struggled with early on last year. Fleming is better when he's able to pin his ears back and fly into the backfield, and while Shembo will do that, too, he should beat up ball carriers on a regular basis with more room to move on the Field side.
Te'o. The Irish have several good linebackers to what should be an improved corps, but it's all about Te'o. He's the signature star and he's the future NFL millionaire that'll be in on every play.
Great ground games. The overall results weren't too bad, but don't be too fooled by a great performance against Boston College and stuffing performances late against USC and Miami teams that couldn't power the ball a lick. Navy ran wild, Sanford was effective, and Michigan and Michigan State did what they wanted. Yes, things improved late in the year, but it'll be interesting over the first half of the season to see how the Irish foursome reacts to teams like Air Force, Pitt, and Michigan.
The Irish linebackers needed a little while to adjust to the 3-4 scheme, but they eventually did and they started to rock down the stretch. Now with an All-America talent in Te'o on the inside, and a nice blend of talent, athleticism, and experience on the outside, this is a good enough corps to win with. It might not be consistent, and it might need some tinkering, but as long as Te'o is being Te'o, all will be fine.
Unit Rating:
Defensive Backs
State of the Unit:
The Irish secondary should be decent with a little bit of time and work, but for the most part, its success will depend largely on whether or not the pass rush is consistent. The pass defense finished 54th in the nation and was 25th in the country in pass efficiency defense, but playing against Navy and Army helped the cause. Eight teams threw for 220 yards or more, with Tulsa throwing for 196 and Utah throwing for 187. If USC receivers didn't have a case of the dropsies, the Trojans would've blown past the 200-yard mark, finishing with 187. The defensive backs did a good job of picking off passes, especially late in the year, and they'll be sound, but they can be beaten by the stronger quarterbacks on the slate.
The leader of the secondary is
Harrison Smith
, a senior who started out his career at free safety, moved to strongside linebacker, and finally settled in at safety last year finishing second on the team with 93 tackles with seven picks and 14 broken up passes. While the 6-2, 214-pounder was good, he was the equivalent of a boxer who had a rocky round before winning it with a great flurry at the end. Smith had no problems putting up the tackling stats with 11 stops against Stanford and 11 more against Pitt, and then the picks started to come late with three against Miami in the bowl and one against USC. Five of the former Tennessee Mr. Football's seven interceptions came in the final four games.
Working as more of a strong safety in the other spot is junior
Zeke Motta
, a veteran who started eight times and finished with 50 tackles with a pick. While he's not huge at 6-2 and 215 pounds, he can be used like an extra linebacker from time to time and is strong against the run. Now, with the significant time under his belt, he has to start making more of an impact to better utilize his great athleticism and hard-hitting ability.
Back at one corner is senior
Gary Gray
, a 5-11, 195-pound veteran who finished third on the team with 66 tackles with a pick and seven broken up passes. Good at getting into the backfield, he made five tackles for loss to go along with the rest of his stats as he finally started to shed the bust label. A superstar recruit, he was supposed to lock down one side of the field as a freshman, suffered a shoulder injury early on, and didn't do too much until Brian Kelly took over. With the coaching change came the production as Gray became night-and-day better showing off his great speed despite working through a foot injury, but he was at his best at stopping the run.
While Gray underwent a nice transformation, the difference for senior
Robert Blanton
was truly remarkable. While he was mostly a backup and a nickel and dime defender, the 6-1, 196-pounder came up with 52 tackles with a sack, seven tackles for loss, two picks, and seven broken up passes as he did a little of everything. The size and physical play is there, and he's ultra-confident, and now he has the proof that he can play the position after an inconsistent first part of his career. He'll be backed up by sophomore
Lo Wood
, one of the team's top recruits last year who was thrown into the first early making three tackles as a special teamer. The 5-10, 182-pounder is a speedster who can get all over the field and could end up making Blanton a full-time nickel back. The potential is there to be the team's best pure cover-corner.
The key to the defense could be the healthy return of
Jamoris Slaughter
, a 6-0, 198-pound senior who can do a little of everything for the secondary. He has the speed to play corner and the toughness to be a safety, and while he'll have to battle with Motta to get his job back, he's one of the team's best defensive backs when he's right. He started off and on last year finishing with 31 tackles with a pick and a broken up pass, but he couldn't get past an ankle injury. He has the track speed to be all over the field. Also back in the safety mix is senior
Dan McCarthy
, a career special teamer who made five tackles before injuring his shoulder and knocking himself out for the year. The 2007 Ohio Gatorade Player of the Year hasn't lived up to his billing partially because of a neck injury suffered in high school that kicked off a consistently banged up career, but he'll be needed as a key backup.
Watch Out For …
Slaughter. Motta is a strong run defender and has grown into a nice safety, but Slaughter is a playmaker who can make big things happen both against the pass and the run … when he's healthy. If nothing else, he'll be a versatile star who'll be a jack-of-all-trades.
Experience. Smith is a lock for one safety spot, and Gray isn't going to be moved out of a corner job, but there's enough experience and enough talent to shuffle things up as needed. Blanton can be a strong nickel and dime defender if he's not a starting corner, and Slaughter can play anywhere.
Lockdown corners. Gray was supposed to be one, and isn't. He's a tremendous run supporter, and Blanton is serviceable, but teams with great receivers should be able to produce unless Wood is the star coverman he has the potential to become.
It was like everyone came into their own when the new coaching staff arrived. Whether or not the success was an indictment on the old coaches, or if the production came from the key parts maturing, players like Smith, Gray, and Blanton underwent the transformation needed. This isn't a loaded defensive backfield, and this should be the weakest unit of the secondary, but it's hardly going to be a problem.
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State of the Unit:
David Ruffer
got his feet wet in 2009 hitting all five of his attempts, and then the former walk-on with no football experience whatsoever became one of the best kickers in America. He hit 18-of-19 field goal attempt with the lone miss a 36-yarder in the bowl win over Miami, and he even showed off some impressive range nailing a 50-yarder against Pitt and another against the Canes. The Lou Groza finalist is among the most reliable kickers in America, while former starter
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, a junior, has connected on 15-of-18 career field goals including a then-record 14 straight makes in 2009. In a Wally Pip situation, he pulled up lame in warm-ups before the Pitt game two years ago, Ruffer stepped in, and the rest was history.
The punting game was hardly anything special, but junior
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showed off terrific accuracy putting 26 inside the 20 and forcing 22 fair catches. While he only averaged 38.3 yards kick and didn't show off a huge leg, he only put three kicks in the end zone.
John Goodman
has to be better. The veteran average a miserable 1.3 yards per punt return, but he'll get another shot, while RB
Cierre Wood
will get the first shot at the top kickoff return job after averaging 20 yards per try.
Watch Out For …
More of an emphasis on the return game. The kicking game is solid and the coverage teams are strong, so now it's time to get more out of the return game that struggled so much last year. The Irish got next to nothing out of the returners.
Ruffin. Tausch is as good a backup kicker as any in America, but it's Ruffin who's the star and a likely difference maker in at least two wins this year.
Punt returns. The kick return game was bad, finishing 75th in the nation, but the punt return game was far worse finishing 100th. Goodman finished four games with negative punt return yards.
The special teams will be tremendous in the kicking game, even if Turk doesn't get too much blast on the ball, and the coverage teams are fantastic, allowing 19.4 yards per kickoff and just 5.2 yards per punt return. If the Irish can get
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Final Score: West Virginia 35, Louisville 21
Louisville, KY (Sports Network) - Pat White ran for three touchdowns and passed for two more as the West Virginia Mountaineers posted a 35-21 win over the Louisville Cardinals in Big East Conference action at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium.
White raced for an even 200 yards on 21 carries for the Mountaineers (7-3, 4-1 Big East) as they won for the sixth time in the last seven outings. White also converted 6-of-11 passing for another 122 yards on the afternoon.
The Cardinals (5-6, 1-5) were paced by Hunter Cantwell who connected on 27- of-47 for 276 yards and a score, but he was also sacked three times and was guilty of three interceptions.
Louisville put the first points on the board at the 1:53 mark of the first quarter when Bilal Powell hit the end zone from a yard out.
From there the Mountaineers scored three straight touchdowns, beginning with a White 66-yard run with nine seconds remaining in the opening period, sending the teams into the break locked at 7-7 following a scoreless second quarter.
Less than two minutes into the second half White found Dorrell Jalloh with a 28-yard TD strike, followed by a 43-yard scoring run by White to make the score 21-7.
The Cardinals broke up the WVU scoring streak when Brock Bolen posted a five- yard touchdown run, cutting the deficit to seven points at 21-14.
White then posted a seven-yard TD run and hit Jock Sanders with a 25-yard scoring pass to extend the advantage to 35-14.
With 5:56 remaining in the contest Cantwell capped a seven-play, 65-yard drive with a 17-yard TD pass to Josh Chichester, leaving the Mountaineers with the 14-point road win.
Despite running 33 fewer plays, West Virginia outgained the home team, 498-474.
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Lucy Jane Price 18689630
Could you please correct and link his parents.
Ralph Carman is my Uncle. Roscoe and Lucy my Grandparents.
Janet Cochran
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Janet Cochran
Correction for Kenneth Carman grave # 19234352.
He is NOT a son of Daniel Carman and Sarah Jane Bastin. They are his Grandparents.
He is a son of
Roscoe Carman 174193040
Lucy Jane Price 18689630
Could you please correct and link his parents.
Kenneth is my Uncle. Roscoe and Lucy my Grandparents.
Janet Cochran
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Janet Cochran
on Mar 08, 2015 2:27 PM
Hooked On Family
Boyles family
Thank you for making the links I sent. I am working on descendants of the Crouse family, and I appreciate your help.
Just wondering if you are related?
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on Feb 07, 2015 1:34 PM
Hooked On Family
Boyles, Smiths and Lackeys
Hello, Bobbie.
WOW...you have done an amazing job with this cemetery. Your memorials have led me to quite a few relatives already...may find more.
I have sent links through the automatic edit. Find a Grave created that, and it is such a quick way to send information...you just click "accept". I hadn't known about it until someone sent me a note about it. Anyhow, the Boyles, Smiths and Lackeys are all relatives. Are you also related?
I hope you will find the links. I can send more information if you wish.
Thanks again!!!
Marilynn in Iowa
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Hooked On Family
on Jan 24, 2015 10:14 PM
Barb Stewart Johnston
Walsworth Shows
Bobbie, thanks for accepting my edits! Barb
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Barb Stewart Johnston
on Jul 28, 2014 7:11 AM
Joseph & Rhoda Grimes
Their daughter (Lula) married my 2nd cousin 3x removed. May I use their gravestone photo in my Family Tree? I will gladly give you credit! Thank you! Terry
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on Jul 01, 2014 3:31 PM
Julie Oliver
James and Nancy Barnes
I am working on photographing all headstones at Shiloh Cemetery and wanted to let you know that I added photos of James and Nancys headstones today. I thought you might be interested since you had personal photos of them- I am assuming you are a grand child. Have a great day.
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Julie Oliver
on May 25, 2014 6:38 PM
Lori Johnson
Callie Heald 19123595
May I please use your headstone photo in my family tree? Thank you, Lori Johnson
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Lori Johnson
on Apr 24, 2014 9:04 PM
Catherine Tarpley
I was wondering through the online cemetery, and happened upon this. You did very well with this memorial. I didn't realize that Mrs. Tarpley was the mother of a dear sweet lady whom used to take really good care of me when me and my grandmother went to her home.
Also, as far as the person being their own sibling, the only thing I can come up with is, they are linked to their parents, and as it is they are all the children of and so the sibling of as well. That is all I can conclude. I found out that my parents were also their own siblings, too. Coming from Findagrave, I believe.
Anyway, wanted to commend you on this memorial and most likely many more.
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on Apr 06, 2014 4:53 PM
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