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More details of the five-year contract extension given to Pittsburgh Steelers center Maurkice Pouncey on Wednesday are now emerging.
According to Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports, Pouncey will pocket $14 million in 2014 and that means his base salary has been lowered down to $1 million from the $1,288,375 million he was originally scheduled to earn.
If that report holds true, then the $2.75 million roster bonus that Pouncey was originally scheduled to earn in 2014 was rolled into the extension. In other words, the new money given him is around $44 million.
La Canfora also reports that Pouncey can earn $5.5 million in 2015 and that is the sum of both his base salary and non-guaranteed roster bonus. In addition, Pouncey can earn $7 million in 2016 which is also made up of a base salary and a non-guaranteed roster bonus.
If the numbers above hold true, Pouncey's cap charges for 2014-2016 will be $5,000,625.00, $8.1 million and $9.6 million with nothing past 2014 being fully guaranteed.
Damn… very nice
I wonder now who will be next. They actually freed up a little more room under the cap for 2014. I see Cortez Allen being next, actually. I'm sure his average for the new contract will be much lower than Pouncey's. I would imagine Ben's new contract will lower his cap hit for 2014, although it might not be a lot, since his new deal will average $20 million+ a year. They still have room under the cap to do all of these.
The Magical Wonders Of Omar Khan.
indeed very nice. How does this compare to Mack?
I am not even sure the agents know what the Steelers put together for their clients. They just sign it…lol
In terms of total value, it's higher. Mack got $42M/5yrs and became the highest paid center. Pouncey's deal is $44M/5yrs. Mack may have gotten more guarantees though.
Now that that's over, let's hope he performs like we want him to! If all goes right this is a great signing. He's one of our core young guys.
I know there are still details to be released and I know that there isn't a lot of this contract fully guaranteed, but let's be honest, they will have sunk so much money into him this year that it won't be feasible to release him in 2015.
For now, I am still not a fan of this contract. Sure, they can get out of it if they want, but then they will have no starting-caliber center and a large amount of dead money on the cap. If he stays healthy, plays well, and they do keep him, they are devoting more money to their center than any other team in the league. Is Pouncey the best center in the league?
Also, think about the precedent this sets as the rest of their O-linemen approach the end of their rookie deals and look for an extension.
We don't have any other pro bowlers currently on our OL, their contracts wont be anywhere near this.
It wont be long before Pouncey is not the highest paid Center, especially with the cap rising annually now. By the end of this deal, if he plays out the entire contract, he wont even be in the top tier of contract amounts.
So the Steelers just paid out approx $10M more for the 2014 season (over what Pouncey was scheduled to make) for a 5 year extension (2015-19) where they will still be paying him year to year as the one of the highest(if not the highest) paid players at his position – with the biggest benefit to the Steelers being that his base salaries are not guaranteed in the last 5 years.
This is the first bad move of the offseason for the team, which otherwise has been very strong. If Pouncey struggles coming off his ACL injury, the team basically just gave away $10M. If he does play well, they will still be paying him year to year at an exhorbitant rate for a single offensive lineman.
i think he still will be near the top when his contract is done … and come on lets face it … you have to be kidding yourself if you think this will have no impact on DeCastro's next contract !
I think they may have checked the knee out. They may also have asked Munchak if he thought Pouncey was good enough to warrant a long term contract. It sounded that he was very happy with both him and DeCastro.
Thats exactly the way i see it as well … dont get me wrong … like the guy and like they extended him .. but once again they just paid too much $$$
It's pretty funny that people are complaining about paying him too much over the course of the next 6 years- Wonder what these same people would be saying if we let him walk in FA next year?
Agree, I'm glad they extended Pouncey, but not at this cost. I don't think he's worth 10X more than a player like Cody Wallace who proved capable in an offense that played very well down the stretch of last season.
I would have preferred they did a moderate contract extension with a player like Cortez Allen – invest a bit more in him now, but end up paying less later.
DeCastro's play over the next 2yrs and the contract amounts of other OGs across the League will have an impact, yes
I look at this as more of short term extension. I just don't believe that Pouncey will play at that $9.6M cap number at the back end of his contract. He will either be further extended reducing that hit or released with no further guarantees if he stays injured or his play doesn't live up to the cap hit.
I can appreciate the idea that Munchak is high on the abilities of Pouncey and look forward to seeing how he does under the new coach.
Great news now lets move on to Cortez Allen IMO the next extension/contract.
Glad he won't be leaving for Miami to go play with his brother, maybe Mike will come to the Steelers, when his contract is up, should be the same time Foster's contract ends
also glad that there are no long term guarantees, If he gets injured again or doesn't fully recover from this injury.
I expect/hope he returns to being the All-Pro he was before the Injury and then he is worth the $ to be the leader of the O-line for at least the next 5 years
League contracts are the primary comparison you are right … but dont discount team comparisons as well … it has and does happen … we cant make every good player on the team … the HIGHEST player in the league !
You said it, Omar Khan is an unsung heroe who doesn't get enough credit.
WOW u are reading my mind … that is exactly what i want them to do … in regards to Allen !!
i also dont believe in the philosophy in putting all the $$$ in a handful of guys other than the QB … which is pretty much mandatory !
I like Pouncey and am glad that he will continue to be a Steeler but it would be hard to argue the theory that you wouldnt get more bang for your buck by keeping a Velasco or Wallace and spend that savings on a Shut down CB or a Premier LT …
I think you are missing the point … i think most people are for the extension just that it came at such a high cost … lets say if they had even came in at a slightly reduced number of around 1 mil less a season … i dont think you would have heard much complaining … but the fact that coming off a serious injury and being rewarded with the highest contract in the league kinda gets people a little fumed !
I beg to differ. He put us in a bad cap situation with some bad signings…Willie Colon, LaMarr Woodley….lots of dead money. We should have signed Keenan Lewis.
Totally disagree — his policy (signing old veterans and restructuring) made it possible to reach the super bowl in 2010. Had we got it, few people would be complained. As for Keenan, he never gave a chance to the steelers to make an offer for him, he wanted to go to NO.
Sometimes I think you guys live in an imaginary world where every player happily takes far less than market value. This wasn't even a head scratcher like Colon. What is the alternative? End contract negotiations over a few million and then watch him walk in FA?
In hindsight it looks like a mistake that we let Keenan walk but I can't really blame the front office at that time. Lewis hadn't proven anything until 2012, a contract year
yep and, again, he didn't give a chance to the steelers to sign him when his contract expired. hard to blame the front office.
Mike – I think you have nailed the main issue. Why extend him right now?
Here are the three major points as I see them:
1) Is Pouncey "worth" 8 million per year? (Just talking about his abilities?) I can see how the Steelers management answers yes. He is among the top 3 centers in the NFL. He has proven his skills and worth ethic over a number of years. He is young. He is the Captain of our OL. He helps other teammates be better. He produces in the run game and pass game (protecting Ben against dominant DT's). If you're gonna spend big money at least spend it on a guy like Pouncey rather than Colon or Starks.
2) Can we afford to pay a center 8 million dollars? No. When you're paying a franchise QB 20-ish million/year you don't have that luxury. I know he fits right now (2014). But in years 3-5 when we don't have the cap room to re-sign some of our younger stars I believe this signing will be viewed as a mistake. And I think a good solid center can be found for 2-3 million per year. I don't think Pouncey provides 5+ million extra dollars in production over a guy like Wallace.
3) What do we gain by doing the extension RIGHT NOW (in 2014)? The answer is nothing. We're not getting him any cheaper. The better move (financially speaking) is to wait until 2015, and see him play a whole year on that knee. If he's healthy, fine, you pay him the same amount.
Let me be clear. I like Pouncey. I'm happy to have a pro bowl center on our roster. But given the choice between: Cody Wallace (OC) (2 million) + Alturan Verner (CB) (6 million) or Maurkice Pouncey (OC) (8 million) + Willie Gay (CB) (1.5 million) … I'm taking door number one.
What everybody is missing is that he is NOT guaranteed beyond '14. This has to do with the makeup of the line financially. You have essentially a bunch of rookie contracts and Foster. If they need to pay Beachum in two years, they can reevaluate Pouncey's play. They will pay Decastro but have no money invested in the oline. They need a couple of all pros, and they have it in Pouncey and Decastro. Do any of you think it is odd they gave Pouncey money before Ben… I know his deal is up sooner, but I wonder.
I understand all of that. I wish they would have paid less as well, but I understand WHY they did it. Over the last how many years the oline has been plagued with injuries and poor performance and aside from last year, Pouncey was the lone bright spot. He is the star, the leader, the best offensive lineman we have. He is our main man, no other can replace him type of player(unless we want to pay more than what we paid him last year in FA for a top center). And I believe they saw enough of his knee so far to know he's where he needs to be.
How much would we have to pay after this year assuming Munchak improves the line as a whole and makes Pouncey even more coveted to other teams? There would be a team willing to match whatever offer we would lay on the table(which our offer would be more than $44 mil) and beat that with guarantees and more money. I think instead of getting fumed we should take a look at what prompted the Steelers to make him the highest paid center in the league- in the end Pouncey may just have taken a hometown discount.
What part of my post DONT you understand ???
He DEFINITELY didnt take a discount … I like him and glad we extended him … but all this talk about him being "ALL-WORLD" and getting paid for it is a little ridiculous …
Actually last year proved somebody COULD replace him (actually 2 players did) and our OL at the end of the season did not do half bad … actually one post reported that the offense was averaging 28 pts a game over the last half of the season which is not bad …
You could actually make a pretty convincing argument to spend less on the C and put that money into a top CB or LT and get more value from it … Not saying I would go that direction but it is a viable argument !
not saying they should have let him walk … but i just dont think it was the shrewdest move the FO has done !
The part where you were wrong. So I guess basically all of it
You think Market Value after a serious injury is the highest paid player at his position in the league …. what dream world are you in ….
First off he's not the Best Center in the league PERIOD ! .. . Good yes .. Solid Yes … deserving of a top contract yes … HIGHEST …. nahhhh …. the FO could have made a more shrewd move … and if you cant see that .. then you're blind !
Zac. The question is WHY did he want to go back to New Orleans? And WHEN did he decide this?
If you go back and read the entire Keenan Lewis history you'll see that he loved Coach Lake and wanted to stay here with him. It was Tomlin (and LeBeau) who let personal feelings interfere with on field performance and started gay instead.
Many fans believe if Tomlin would've treated Keenan the way Lake did, he would've loved to stay in Pittsburgh. He would've seen the field sooner. We would've extended him sooner. And he wouldn't have reached the point where he set his mind on returning home.
It was not Omar Kahn's fault directly. But due to some of his bad contracts on older players the Steelers knew early on we could not afford 5 million for Lewis (a young highly rated CB). The coaches knew he would probably be gone anyway and treated him so. It does have an indirect effect.
Looks like a win-win contract when you drill into the details…this contract and the upcoming one for DeCastro reinforces my thought that Gilbert is not long for this team without a solid year…imo Johnson or Adams will be the starter @ RT in '15.
I agree, well said.
I didn't think Coach Lake was hired until Lewis' last year?
I wouldn't have been terribly upset if he left in FA next year. There's a fine line between paying a premium for your best players and losing the ability to field a strong, deep roster. If Pouncey had walked, the Steelers would have put his money to good use elsewhere on their roster.
Not sure we'd be able to afford Mike if he is still a top guard in two years. I think with Markice and DeCastro, we'd be fine in the interior with a mid-priced guy at LG. Plus I'm not convinced Mike's head is screwed on straight.
Lake was hired March 7, 2011. He coached Lewis his last two years.
Lewis was drafted April 25, 2009. He signed with the Saints March 14, 2013.
You people do realize that Omar Kahn didn't make any of the decisions you guys are complaining about, right? Kahn didn't decide which players to extend and which ones the Steelers let walk. He didn't even decide what amount of money to pay players. He's the Steelers' negotiator; not the owner, president, general manager, or head coach. Kevin Colbert and Co. decided which players to extend offers to, and for how much. Kahn was given the parameters the Steelers were willing to accept and he went and got the best deal he could get for the Steelers that was within those parameters.
I'm proud to be a Steeler's fan for life. The total commitment this organization has is unparalleled to any other sport organization in my honest opinion. That is why SteelerNation is an unparalleled fan base within the NFL. I just can't say enough about the style and manner in which this franchise has been lead. It truly speaks to the quality of people within this organization and the patriarchs, the Rooney family. It doesn't surprise me that we have SIX SuperBowl trophies in the showcase. This is a win for everyone with invested interest in the Steelers. It was truly obvious that Maurkice felt the respect that the Steelers Org. has for him. I'd be willing to bet that respect will translate to future probowl type play well into his career.
Thanks Louis, great post.
We never offered Keenan a contract. He could have been signed very easily if we really wanted him. The shock was that New Orleans was able to get him at such an average contract. We never got into any contract offer with Keenan. They decided to let him go without even an offer. Huge mistake by the GM and we will pay for that for the next few years. He should have been resigned and Ike Taylor should have been cut outright. Worst mistake our GM has made in his tenure here.
well said.
well said, I would have extended pouncey for 6 mil/yr maximum. I think the steelers overpaid 30% to keep one of their core players that munchak seems to like a lot.
very well put.
Let's get it straight, Omar Khan takes care of managing our cap situation (hence finding money when there looks like none is available). However, he's not responsible for who gets signed (Woodley or Colon) or for how much, that would be on Kevin Colbert. For the record, we were in tough cap situations because of the number of big contracts we had (result of having so many big time players on our team).
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By CRAIG D'OOGE
When first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton visited the Library of Congress on Feb. 16, she was shown an array of items from the collections. One item in particular especially caught her eye. In fact, she liked it so much, she requested a copy.
It was a letter dated Feb. 8, 1896, from Susan B. Anthony to Adelaide Johnson, a sculptor. Johnson had written to Anthony telling of the widespread condemnation she had suffered as a result of her unorthodox marriage ceremony. A woman had performed the service. And the husband took his wife's last name.
Anthony's reaction was characteristically blunt. She wrote, "The man must be next door to an idiot when he says a marriage ceremony performed by a woman is immoral." She notes that no one ever questions the morality of a Quaker marriage, which has neither a priest nor a magistrate to sanction it. "I am glad you were married by a woman," she wrote, "and I am glad that for the first time in the history of marriages of our woman's rights women, one man has at last been found to give up his own name cheerfully and accept that of the woman he married."
According to John McDonough of the Manuscript Division, the Library's Susan B. Anthony Collection is small. There are only about 500 items. Most of the letters are addressed to Rachel Foster Avery and contain the details of Anthony's extensive lecture tours, her finances and the National Woman Suffrage Association and the later National American Woman Suffrage Association. There are six scrapbooks of newspaper clippings assembled by Anthony's sister. The 25 pocket-sized diaries in the collection contain little personal reflection, mostly notations about appointments and the weather. The assassination of Abraham Lincoln is briefly mentioned. Clearly, this was a woman with other things on her mind.
"Susan B. Anthony was not so much the writer as Elizabeth Cady Stanton, her close associate," said McDonough. "But she had the fire."
It was Stanton who first persuaded Susan B. Anthony to join the women's rights movement in 1851. They were a formidable and effective pair. A good friend of theirs, Theodore Tilton, once remarked, "It has been sometimes suspected that Mrs. Stanton and Miss Anthony are two distinct persons, united by a cartilage like the Siamese twins, but in the absence of any medical or other scientific proof of this hypothesis, I remain of the opinion that, like Liberty and Union, they are 'one and inseparable.'"
But small as the Susan B. Anthony Collection may be, the Library of Congress Manuscript Division remains a major resource for the study of women's history. Especially important are the papers of the Blackwell Family, Carrie Chapman Catt and the aforementioned National American Woman Suffrage Association, which should see a lot of use during this year, the 75th anniversary of the passage of the constitutional amendment that gave women the right to vote.
There are more than 65,000 items in the "Suffrage Archives," as they are known. The published index to this collection notes that in box No. 8 of the records of the National American Woman Suffrage Association there is a letter from someone named S.H.M. Clinton. Perhaps the first lady would like to see this one on her next visit.
Craig D'Ooge is the media director of the Library's Public Affairs Office.


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Europe ended lower on Wednesday as investors focused on corporate earnings and U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's speech to Congress.» Read More
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Many students at Campbellsburg Elementary School will have a new "favorite book" soon, according to a news release from the Ambassador Company.
"My Favorite Book" and "The Way to Go," illustrated volumes on topics of moral and character values, are being made available to Campbellsburg as a gift to first and fourth-graders by local business leaders who care about children, the news release said.
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Free adult scrapbooking offered at the Eminence Community Life Center from 10 a.m. to noon, on Thursdays.
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Justin Yount of Eminence recently received a $1,000 United Producers Inc. Scholarship, according to a news release.
Yount, a senior at Henry County High School, is the son of John and Lynette Yount. After graduation, Yount plans to attend the University of Kentucky to study Animal Science.
Cameron Johnson, Patrick Cravens, Connor Finley and Morgan Miller are all making their second trip to the state track meet after qualifying in the Class AA, Region Three meet held at North Oldham May 12.
The three boys all made it to the state meet last year and Miller, a senior, made it in the pole vault her sophomore year.
The young Eminence Warriors' softball team hosted Waggener on May 12 and came away with their first win of the season by a score of 11-1.
Waggener scored their only run of the game in the first inning before the Warriors came back to score two in their half of the inning.
Emilie Ethington and Lyndsay Craigmyle came home on a double by Serena Dockter to get the Warriors off to good start.
The Warriors scored two more in the second as Dockter and her sister Madison crossed the plate.
The Wildcats finished the regular season facing a busy schedule. They hosted Shelby County May 11 in a game that was cut short by rain with the Wildcats trailing 5-2 in the fourth inning. May 13 the Wildcats hosted Thomas Nelson on Senior Night and got a big win for their only departing player, Isaac Kent. The Wildcats again played at home Thursday night, dropping a close one to Oldham County before finishing off the regular season with a road victory against Williamstown. Their game on Saturday at Valley was cancelled because of rain.
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Jesse Jackson Calls for Looting Pension Funds
As Margaret Thatcher observed, sooner or later socialists run out of other people's money. But the looting won't stop until they have stolen your last penny. Did you expect to have a secure retirement after working your whole life? Sucker:
At a three-day conference in New York that began on Wednesday, [Jesse] Jackson discussed a proposal for increasing the availability of capital by using pension money to make loans in low-income communities. The idea is getting a prominent debut at the 16th annual Wall Street Project Economic Summit, hosted by Mr. Jackson's Rainbow PUSH Coalition and the Citizenship Education Fund.
He isn't just shouting this Marxist lunacy through a bullhorn at some ghetto street corner.
The conference features some big names, with a keynote speech from former President Bill Clinton.
Despite or rather because of his appalling irresponsibility and conspicuous lack of morals and character, Clinton is a demigod among Democrats.
Fundamentally, Mr. Jackson's proposal is about leveling the playing field.
That is, it is about imposing egalitarianism by reducing everyone to the economic level of Jackson's welfare-bred supporters.
Most who don't rely on the socialist media for information are aware that the 2008 crisis and subsequent continuing economic decline were set off by federally coerced loans to these very "low-income communities." Such loans are not even intended to be paid back, as New York Governor Andrew Cuomo confirmed as he was helping to set the collapse in motion as HUD secretary.
In plain terms, Jackson is advocating a smash and grab theft of pension money. His criminal ilk controls the government and is likely to loot America to the point of total collapse.
On a tip from Byron. Cross-posted at Moonbattery.
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I want her, and you...together...ménage à trois
An oldie but a goodie IMO:
Who's this?
Jordan Carver, from some Google skillz I used.
oh damn I forgot about this thread... I have a lot of catching up to do.
We all know what you really meant.
Spring break season.
dem bootys
You say ASS? I say: ASSoonASS pASSible.
Does anyone know who the last model (on the bike) is?
Anyone knows who this is?
hey asshole
who the fuck are you and why are you talking to me like that
Hello everyone. I've been on IGN for over a year and I never visited the GCB board, but.....this thread is nice. Alot of the pics here is trash though. I've seen better on Google Images :cool:
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If you think most girls are trash you're probally gay.
And post some of your pics (we prefer girls here).
Uhhh.....did I say "girls" or pics? I'm 100% sure I said pics. I've been looking at pics of girls for YEARS on Google Images. Alot of the girls in the pics in this thread are sexy. But alot of them are meh. How come nobody post female celebrities? I only saw one and that was Decker.
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We all know what you mean.
Start posting 'your beautifull girls' and we'll see
And I'm not sure but I think that I've posted some celebs.
My favs are Bar Refaeli, Kate Upton and Lucy Pinder
Uh no Im anti-gay. And yup Kate Upton all the way.
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Oh and here's some pics. The last one is my favorite.
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Bigger sizes of the pics please. Thank you
Bunch of text, who cares...
Sorry if these are small, I'm doing this from my phone so everyone knows how image searching is on the mobile browser. OK, which one is everyone's favorite? Mine is Melanie Iglesias.
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I hate it when chicks try to act "nerdy" and take pics like these, Its like they want me to be mad at video games for covering the nips.
EDIT: Also More Petite Redheads
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Maybe -- but the fun would be in making her yours.
I'm in the same boat, but god damn those tits man.
At the same time I can't stare at that picture too long before the mirror effect on the GBA and NES controller start to bother me lol.
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HOUSTON - OCTOBER 05: NFL Commissioner Roger Roger Goodell (L) talks with Houston Texans owner Bob McNair beofre the game with the Indianapolis Colts on October 5, 2008 at Reliant Stadium in Houston, Texas. The Texans are playing their first home game of the season due tothe effects of Hurricane Ike. (Photo by Stephen Dunn/Getty Images)
Houston Texans owner Bob McNair says the city should take the lead in trying to land the Super Bowl. On Wednesday, Harris County Sports Convention Corp. chairman Edgar Colon said the county and Reliant Park plan to bid on the 2017 Super Bowl. Reliant Stadium hosted the 2004 Super Bowl, two years after the Texans joined the league. McNair acknowledges that Houston is not considered a vacation destination, which has often been the case for Super Bowl sites. He says attracting a Super Bowl ''is really a city effort'' and the Texans won't have much involvement. But he says if the team performs well over the next few seasons that could enhance Houston's chances.
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2011 Rose Bowl - 3rd Quarter
Pete Fiutak
Rose Bowl SOC Notes - Pregame
Rose Bowl SOC Notes - 1st Quarter
Rose Bowl SOC Notes - 2nd Quarter
Rose Bowl SOC Notes - 4th Quarter
- The Badger had the ball for over 21 minutes in the
first half.
- The Badgers blew it by going into the locker room
with time outs in their pocket.
- Andy Dalton accounted for 140 of 141 of TCU's
- And enough of that. Wisconsin doesn't go deep to
Jeremy Kerley and goes short.
TCU on its own 30
- TCU, it's time to introduce Ed
Wesley to the game.
- Exactly what TCU didn't want, starting with a
false start and a short pass to Kerley that didn't
- NOOOO!!! No. No. No. No. No. The flag was thrown
on Devin Smith on pass interference but Kerley fell
down. The ball was uncatchable, but the Badgers got
hosed by a poor call without the ball sailing into
the third row.
- That's the biggest break of the game so far, and
TCU has to take advantage.
- Why is TCU getting away from what worked in the
first quarter?
- Dalton hooks up with Wesley, Niles Brinkley makes
a miserable attempt at a tackle, and it goes for
huge yards.
- Dalton isn't missing. He's making every throw and
he's making every right read on the option. It's
this simple: He's beating the Badgers.
- TCU gets physical and Luke Shivers barrels in for
a score. Six plays for 71 yards, but it was all
sparked by the poor penalty. The Badgers lost their
mojo after that.
- The all-timer of a bad day for the Big Ten could
get a whole bunch worse if Wisconsin's defense
doesn't come up with something else in the bag.
- J.J. Watt, the second half has started.
TCU 21 ... Wisconsin 13
- By the way, Wheel of Fortune is about to
come on my local ABC station.
- Disastrous. David Gilreath can't control the ball
and he gets dropped deep in Badger territory on the
kickoff. Making matters worse, there's an illegal
block in the back starting the drive inside the
- No pressure, offense. Score, or else you're going
to be down two scores the next time Dalton gets the
ball in his hands.
- One thing has been made very, very, very clear. No
way, no how would Wisconsin have had any chance
against Cam Newton or Oregon's spread attack.
Wisconsin on its own 4
- If there's any team in America you'd
want starting a drive like this, it's Wisconsin.
- Montee Ball hammers for five and a first down.
It's interesting that John Clay isn't getting the
nod in a key spot like this.
- It almost seems like Wisconsin is setting things
up for one big pass play. TCU is sending EVERYONE
into the backfield and soon Tolzien has to go over
the top.
- Tolzien is a stone cold killer. He's a fearless
passer as he and Nick Toon are hot. Toon was locked
on over the last two plays by TCU, and Tolzien
threaded the needle, including a brilliant, ballsy
throw for an 18-yard play against TCU's best corner,
Jason Teague.
- Someone's way, way overdue for a turnover.
- Now James White comes in. Clay has four carries
for 12 yards. Is he being saved for the fourth
quarter when the O needs to drop a hammer?
- And there's the deep ball and it just misses.
PHENOMENAL play by TCU's Greg McCoy to break it up
from Toon.
- Again, Wisconsin is bleeding the clock. This is
the only thing stopping the TCU offense, but the
rested UW defense has to take advantage.
- The TCU D has to hold up after ...
- OOOOOOOFFFFF!!! Tank Carder destroys Tolzien who
never saw him coming. TCU needed a third down stop,
and it got it. Now it's time to drop the hammer.
- Wisconsin defense, the Rose Bowl probably comes
down to this drive.
TCU on its own 18
- Wisconsin sniffed out the first down
play, had it dead, and Ed Wesley made something
happen on his own for a nine-yard play.
- The Badgers HAVE to make plays when their in the
- Dalton is human. That might be the first misread
he has made all game log, but it's still 3rd and 1.
- Wow. Jay Valai lit up Wesley, but it was still a
first down. The Badger D is playing a bit saltier,
but TCU is still moving the ball.
- 1st and 15, and Dalton is bleeding the Badgers to
death. If he played like this against Boise State,
TCU would be on a 27-game winning streak.
- Again, someone is way overdue for a turnover.
Dalton is too sharp, but the game has been overdue
for someone to screw up.
- Finally, Wisconsin comes up with a stop with
Dalton having nowhere to go on a third down play.
Watt gets held and Wisconsin forces a punt.
- The little things. The TCU special teams pin the
Badgers deep with a brilliant job done by the
coverage teams.
Wisconsin on its own 2
- Wisconsin gets cute going to a pass
play without Lance Kendricks, who's in the locker
room getting an IV. Nice idea, but it didn't work.
- Considering Montee Ball used to have fumbling
problems, it's impressive that he's getting such
critical carries deep in its own end zone.
- Now the first down call is a big mistake as the
Badgers come up a yard short. Now Kerley is going to
get a shot.
- Tremendous punt by Brad Nortman to get the team
out of a jam
TCU on its own 36
- TCU is mixing it up so nicely.
Wisconsin is guessing, and it's guessing wrong.
- Neither team took over in the third quarter, but
TCU appears ready to deliver a knockout punch on
this drive.
THIRD QUARTER SCORE: TCU 21 ... Wisconsin 13


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Listen to Slipknot's new disc in its entirety before it's released on Oct. 21.
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looking good andy, your level of detail is nice, especially the skin textures. keep representin' for the roc!!!
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hey i visited youre website are you going to mold and sell models of the alien worm
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The Alien Worm was a Commission Piece for a customer. But, since Ive gotten so many inquiries about it, Im thinking about doing "a similiar" of it. I'll let ya know when I got something together! Thank you for the comments bro!


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Enlightened Caesar Salad With Tofu Croutons
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|1 Tablespoon
|Dried oregano
|1 Teaspoon
|Extra firm light tofu
|1 Pound, drained and cut into 1/2-inch cubes
|1 Tablespoon
|Vegetable cooking spray
|1 Tablespoon
|Sliced romaine lettuce
|16 Cup (256 tbs)
|Caesar dressing
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Combine cornmeal and oregano; stir well.
Combine tofu and tamari; toss gently to coat.
Sprinkle cornmeal mixture over tofu; toss gently to coat.
Coat a large nonstick skillet with cooking spray, and place over medium heat until hot.
Add tofu; cook 3 minutes or until lightly browned, turning occasionally.
Remove tofu from skillet; set aside.
Place lettuce in a bowl.
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"AUL's annual ranking highlights the significant progress we are making each year toward a more pro-life America," said Dr. Charmaine Yoest, AUL President & CEO. "There is every reason for optimism even in the face of new challenges. Since the election, we have seen a huge outpouring of grassroots support for our work opposing the radically pro-abortion Freedom of Choice Act (FOCA) as well as hundreds of inquiries about life-affirming legislation."
While AUL's criteria covers states' treatment of all life issues, final rankings depend largely on each state's enactment of prudent and well-supported laws. Such laws fence in the abortion license granted by the U.S. Supreme Court in its 1973 decision, Roe v. Wade. Among the laws AUL looks for are informed consent, parental involvement for minors, medically-supported regulation of abortion providers, and limitations on the use of taxpayer dollars for abortion.
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We will be spending three days in Rome next month with my 16 year old daughter and 14 year old son. Does anyone have suggestions for any attractions or tours in Rome that teens would enjoy. Thanks.
We will be spending three days in Rome next month with my 16 year old daughter and 14 year old son. Does anyone have suggestions for any attractions or tours in Rome that teens would enjoy. Thanks.
Assuming museums with Renaissance art are not high on the list... Take a guided tour of the Colosseo. The guide can make it come alive. Walks of Italy does a great job. Take the elevator to the top of the Vittorio Emanuelle Monument just before it closes for an great view of the city. )(I think it closes at 7:00PM. You'll want to double-check that.) San Clemente is a church with three levels: Mithrian, early Christian and "modern" Christian. Fascinating to see how one site have evolved over time. Not far from the Colosseo. There's a nightly event along the Tiber with shops, restaurants, and entertainment. Worth a stroll. Read more here. Also fun at night is a visit to Castle Sant'Angelo. Go for the English tour at 10:30PM. Saint Peter's should be seen by everyone, religious or not. It is magnificent. You/they can hike to the top of the cupola if you like, another fabulous view.
Even if you have things you know you already want to see and have the days planned, have the teens take turns navigating you to and from the attractions. Our kids (13 and 15 at the time) enjoyed having control of the map and directing us around. They also really enjoyed the Forum and Colosseum, hanging out in Trastevere at the main square in the evening to eat gelato and people-watch, taking the #8 tram to Largo Argentina to see the cat sanctuary, climbing to the roof of St. Peter's. Also visiting the Jewish ghetto -- interesting sites, not crowded, good restaurants - and then crossing the bridge to wander through Trastevere.
I have taken my Teenagers to Rome, and going again next April with my 11 year old. To be honest, I went and did the things I wanted to see, as they thought it was great as well. I think I only went to 1 indoor museum though. Keep it outside (assuming no rain). My 12 year old son LOVED Ostia Antica as a day trip, and enjoyed Castel Saint'Angelo. Coloseo is always a hit with the teen agers... and everybody else :-). Glenn
They are old enough to use the internet :-) I'd get them involved now by letting each one choose something, then work out an itinerary together. I also think Ostia Antica might be a good choice for a 1/2 day trip.
Great suggestions. Thanks!
Put them in charge of completely planning one day. If they are responsible they cannot blame anyone. When our sons were in that age range, they did the planning for about a third to half of what we saw. Even today at nearly 30 they now do all planning and just bring Dad and Mom along to pay the bills. Maybe two sons worked better because of similar interests. oon't know. And I do mean,hands off, it is their day.
I took my 18 year old daughter (at the time) and 17 year old son on trips to Rome within the last couple of years. What they liked was the Underground coloseum tour, Roman Forum, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, Spanish Steps, St. Peters, and Gelato. What they did not like was The Vatican museum, The Palentine Hill, and the Rick Steves audio tours (sad to say, but true).
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I would limit the amount of tours you do. I would also have them read a few guide books and make a list of the things they really want to see and do. This way you can work in their suggestions when planning your visit. If you do decide to take tours I would book with the official sites. These tours are great and usually much less expensive than a tour run by a private company. I just got back from a 17 day trip and we did 2 tours, one of the colosseum underground and one of the Palazzo Valentini. My kids ( 21 and 18) loved both of them. We spent the rest of the time visiting the sites on their lists and having a great time doing it. Donna
Two years ago we took our three sons, aged 14, 12 and 10 to Rome. I agree - keep the organized tours to a minimum as we were there in August and it's brutally hot. They loved the Sistine Chapel. However, their favorite thing to do was to have dinner outside, walk around and find an ice cream place and then sit in the Piazza dell a Rotunda on the fountain, watching all the people. It was right in front of our hotel. To that generation, it's an internet world and they can google a lot of the museum paintings, etc. that our folks dragged us around to see. Maybe that's why they enjoyed being out and about. Try Piazza Navona too.
I second the Ostia Antica suggestion and would also add a tour of the catacombs.
Don't worry about it, your in Rome. Who's paying for the trip? They are? Probably not! You are. They'll just have to love being in a outdoor museum, whether they like it or not. The only thing that they will probably find really boring is the Vatican Museum, but you have to go thru it to get to the Sistine Chapel. WOW, the Sistine Chapel! Even they will love it. I found the Vatican Museum really boring and I love antiquities and art. But everything else is short attention span stuff. If they get fidgety, pizza, gelato's and McD's are close by. They'll love Rome. Don't worry about it!
I took both my sons, individually to Rome. One was 12 at the time, the other was 14. They both absolutely loved the city. They had taken years of Latin so loved the ancient sites. But specifically, I would recommend three things beyond the obvious. Go to the Piazza Navona at night...it's touristy but the best street scene. There are street musicians of every style and sidewalk artists and fantastic food and people watching. My son bought a kind of goofy painting that he watched the artist paint and he did the whole negotiation himself. My next recommendation is the Baths of Caracalla. We had not planned to go there, but found ourselves out walking and walking without wanting to stop and then, there they were. There really isn't a lot to do there, but the sheer scale of them, and the fact one can wander freely made them a lot of fun. My last suggestion is the Gallery Borghese. Yes, it's another museum but its small and the sculpture is so exquisite that it bewitches even the most art saturated teen. You do need a reservation for a specific time. Have fun, Rome is my favorite city on earth!
I just returned from a trip with my 16 year old son and 13 year old daughter. We spent 3 days in Rome. They liked the underground colosseum tour and the top of the Vittorio Emanuele monument. They didn't like the Forum and the Vatican. They didn't want to go inside anything but we dragged them anyway. They loved the salami, prosciutto, and the food in general. We actually had more fun on short (2 hours) guided tours and walks because someone else was talking besides their parents! Luckily we had rented a nice apartment with AC and wifi. We didn't get any international plans for their phones so wifi was their only way to connect with friends at home. After a long day of family togetherness the air conditioned apartment where everyone had a little space and wifi was heaven.


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Best CFO Awards 2013
The Business Today Best CFO Awards recognise the people who have perhaps the most difficult job in corporate India - heading the finance department - especially at a time when the economy is struggling. Full coverage
ITC's Rajiv Tandon has led several initiatives to cut costs, improve margins and boost earnings.
The search for India's best CFOs begins from another elite list - the BT500 listing of India's biggest corporations by market capitalisation.
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A couple weeks ago, I came across some Pokemon Gym badges for sale and thought they looked cool. I wanted to make them myself, but wasn't sure how. ...
What you need: Wood or Acrylic for your badges (I originally planned to do clear acrylic, but then I remembered I was going to glue something to ...
When I first set out to make these, it was really hard and it took a bit for me to realize that these badges are mostly made out of simple shapes. On...
So you are ready to cut :) You need to cover your board with tape to prevent burn marks. I believe I used hairline for the cutting and 1 pt. for the...
Before assembling, I used my Polycrylic and put 2 coats on the front, one on the back, and one along the edge. Make sure the badges have had plenty o...
I think they turned out awesome! I plan on giving them to my younger brother, though, because he is a bigger fan of Pokemon. Hope he likes them!
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