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Opposition round-up: Week Six
Oct 8, 2012, 3:04 PM EDT
It was an up-and-down weekend for Notre Dame opponents. A few big wins. A few shocking losses. And a few close shaves. Overall, the Irish schedule went 7-5 (including the Miami loss), with Michigan laying it on Purdue and Boston College loses in shocking fashion to Army.
Let's take a spin across the Notre Dame slate.
NAVY — Navy slid by Air Force in overtime on Saturday, winning on a fumble recovery in the end zone after backup quarterback Keenan Reynolds fumbled the snap into the end zone. The Midshipmen clinched the win when the defense knocked down an Air Force pass, giving them the inside track to win the Commander-in-Chief Trophy.
Trending: The Midshipmen are still just 2-3, but hope to build some momentum into a string of winnable games for Navy. Next up a Friday night test against Central Michigan.
PURDUE — The Boilermakers once again no-showed for a marquee game, getting drubbed by Michigan 44-13 at home. It was a hugely disappointing effort for Danny Hope's squad, who let Denard Robinson run wild for 235 yards as the Wolverines did most of their damage on the ground. Purdue was held to just 15 first downs and 213 total yards and turned the ball over four times.
Trending: Epic fail for a Purdue team that thought itself a Big Ten darkhorse. They'll have a shot at redemption against a Wisconsin team that looks like a shadow of its former self.
MICHIGAN STATE — Sparty erased a 17-point lead and roared back to beat Indiana 31-27, averting a potential crisis of faith for a team that still considers itself in the race for the Big Ten title. Andrew Maxwell threw for 290 yards and two touchdowns and Le'Veon Bell trudged his way to 121 yards on 37 carries and scored two touchdowns as the Spartans withstood eight penalties for 115 yards and scored 17 second half points to escape Bloomington.
Trending: Color me unimpressed by the win, especially when the Spartans offensive line is struggling to open holes for Bell, who ran for a pedistrian 3.3 yards per carry. A win is a win, but right now there isn't a Big Ten team ranked in the Coaches Poll. That's telling.
MICHIGAN — The Wolverines got back to winning on Saturday, with Denard Robinson putting his cape back on and gashing another Big Ten opponent. Michigan only threw for 105 yards, but played stingy defense and took care of business, reminding the college football world that not all two-loss teams are created equal.
Trending: Upwards. The Wolverines play Illinois before battling Michigan State. We'll see if they can solve the Spartans before we decide if they are ready to make a run at the Big Ten title.
No. 17 STANFORD — It took all Stanford had to outlast Arizona last weekend, winning a shootout in overtime against Rich Rodriguez's upstart offense. The good news for the Irish? Stanford's defense finally looked to have some weaknesses. The bad news? Quarterback Josh Nunes got on track, and the Cardinal offense exploded for a season-best performance.
Trending: Holding steady. Two straight tight games for the Cardinal. Pulling out a victory after being down 48-34 in the fourth quarter is clutch.
BYU — It certainly wouldn't have won a beauty pageant, but the Cougars beat Utah State 6-3 on Friday night, out-gutting the Aggies in a defensive battle. With Riley Nelson still sitting out with a back injury, freshman quarterback Taysom Hill threw for 235 yards and one touchdown. BYU's defense has now held opponents out of the endzone for 13 straight quarters, one-upping Notre Dame's performance. Something to watch: The Cougars' kicking problems. They have been brutal this year.
Trending: With a young, mobile quarterback and a stout defense, BYU looks flawed, but tough.
No. 13 OKLAHOMA — The Sooners bounced back after their loss to Kansas State and vanquished some Texas Tech demons along the way beating the Red Raiders 41-20 in Lubbock. Landry Jones completed 25 of 40 passes for 259 yards and two touchdowns, and the Sooners had three interceptions as they ran away from Texas Tech in the second half.
Trending: We'll find out after the Red River Shootout, a game that'll like define either Texas or Oklahoma's seasons this weekend. There wasn't much explosiveness in Oklahoma's offense this weekend.
PITTSBURGH — The Panthers lost a tight game to Syracuse on Friday night, falling 14-13 in the Carrier Dome. Pitt fought back from a 14-0 hole and pulled to within one point in the third quarter, but was unable to score in the fourth quarter. The Pitt offensive line struggled with protection all evening and Ray Graham was held to just 57 yards on 24 carries. (Meanwhile, freshman stud Rushel Shell only got one carry.)
Trending: It's going to be a long season in Pittsburgh this year, with the offensive line a mess and the team in transition after some serious instability at head coach. Pitt now has to face the class of the Big East in No. 18 Louisville on Saturday.
BOSTON COLLEGE — There's chaos in Chestnut Hill, as the end of the Frank Spaziani era looks near as the Eagles dropped to 1-4 after losing to Army 34-31 on Saturday. Army ran for a staggering 516 yards as they controlled the playclock and pulled off the huge upset when Trent Steelman ran for a 29-yard touchdown with 45 seconds left.
Trending: There isn't a hotter seat in college football than Frank Spaziani. With AD Gene DeFilippo retired, it'll be interesting to see when a change comes at head coach.
WAKE FOREST — The Demon Deacons fell to 3-3 on the season when Maryland edged past them on Saturday afternoon, courtesy of freshman Stefon Diggs' 63-yard catch and run in the fourth quarter. Tanner Price completed just 13 of 38 throws for 170 yards, but two of them were touchdowns. Without top receiver Michael Campanaro, the Deacs offense was stuck in neutral.
Trending: Not much to worry about here, though you know Jim Grobe's team will continue to improve.
No. 11 USC — The Trojans spotted Utah 14 points before erupting offensively, scoring 38 points with a downfield passing attack that has the Trojans looking like the team many thought they were. There are still issues — namely on the offensive line — but USC is back to No. 11 after a loss to Stanford.
Trending: This team could go either way. They've got no injury leeway, but if they stay healthy they'll be Notre Dame's toughest opponent on the schedule.
- jcarrillo7828 - Oct 8, 2012 at 4:15 PM
- dickasman - Oct 8, 2012 at 6:03 PM
Talk about turning the table, before season started it looked like it was the toughest schedule. What the schedule didn't show was where we would ranked. We are ranked ahead of all of them! Life works in mysterious ways. To me if our record is better than 8-3(which was my highest expectation) and win the bowl game, it's equivalent to winning the national championship. I never thunk it. Goooooo meeeeeeee! Oh and sometimes Irish.
- kgirish - Oct 8, 2012 at 7:26 PM
This Saturday seems to me to be the best look at how good we are.So far..Navy/Miami…both terrible.
The big 10 sucks this yr….MSU was way overrated. Purdue…not very good, Michigan…so so. A nice 7-10 pt win would be HUGE!
- bernhtp - Oct 8, 2012 at 8:03 PM
We've heard the same thing every week since Navy. So far, the Irish have stepped up to the challenge.
Stanford defense seems really strong up the middle, but suspect around the edge. We need to get the ball out to the edge to our speedy playmakers like GA3.
- c4evr - Oct 9, 2012 at 12:43 AM
You have some good points, and ND could very well lose any one of the 3 marquee games left on the schedule. But this is a different team from a year ago for 3 reasons: Fewer penalties, fewer turnovers, more ugly wins. They are grinding out games that, aside from the late game victory over UCLA back in '06, usually end up in a loss. And it seems that there are only a few teams (namely, those currently ranked ahead of the Irish) playing to win it all. Almost all the names that made the 2012 schedule so daunting have suffered letdowns this year, so why not make a charge for the championship and set the stage for another Irish/Tide classic. Heck, I'd even settle for a West Virginia redux. Even if ND gets no higher than 7th, no one can say this hasn't been a bold statement for the future.
- idratherbeinsouthbend - Oct 9, 2012 at 1:37 AM
West Virginia is a mirage…my grandma and her knitting club scrimmaged them yesterday and put up 57 points. They lost by a touchdown, but that's because West Virginia had the ball last.
When i watch West Virginia play, i see Texas Tech (in the pirate coaching days) or Kansas back in the Mangino days.
They will need EVERY bounce to go their way in order to stay unbeaten.
- 1historian - Oct 9, 2012 at 5:48 AM
not to mention the drubbing 2 years ago @ ND stadium while jimmy the jerk egged them on
- ndgoldandblue - Oct 8, 2012 at 8:27 PM
BYU has won in the sloppiest of fashions, and their offense is horrible. If the Irish score a touchdown on their first possession of the BYU game, they could take a knee on every offensive play after that and still win.
- idratherbeinsouthbend - Oct 9, 2012 at 1:38 AM
i've seen 3 BYU games this year and i still can't figure out how they won ANY of them. And you're right, we could score one touchdown and take a knee the rest of the game, but that just sounds like something Lane Kiffin would do, doesn't it?
- alsatiannd - Oct 9, 2012 at 7:32 AM
Lane Kiffin is a schmuck.
- chisports14 - Oct 8, 2012 at 8:36 PM
Tommy Rees as 2012 starter: 1-0
A couple things on the game experience…
There are two jumbotrons at Soldier Field, but the stadium was very quiet. Especially compared to Michigan.
I thought the helmets looked a lot better at the game then on TV. When at the stadium the shine of the helmets and the fact that they're more gold than blue makes the helmets look pretty much all gold under the lights.
- kiopta1 - Oct 8, 2012 at 8:36 PM
I think if we can keep getting great blocking on the outside from Eifert and Hercules our run game will burn Stanford. As always ball security and be ready to be tested deep by Stanford's O.
- loadofwash - Oct 8, 2012 at 9:53 PM
These softies have about as much chance as anyone caring about a ND degree….NONE
- smurphdoggy29 - Oct 8, 2012 at 10:24 PM
I would like the young men from the University of Notre Dame to sweep away the facade that is Stanford. Harbaugh built that team in his image and he managed it. Harbaugh was the engine that made it go. The people he left behind got the benefit of Andrew Luck and some of his Senior contemporaries last season. No more. Varsity put an end to the Tree.
Once the offense gets on track Saturday the Stanford Defense will have few answers.
On defense I believe Diaco and company are fully prepared to play the run first, then contain the Tight End(s). They needed the Hurricanes to continue to evolve as a defense which will aid them moving forward.
I don't believe either Stanford or BYU has the collective intestinal fortitude to subdue the Irish, unless we have a collective letdown. Going into Norman full steam will be a great benefit.
Unless I am completely off kilter here (Dickasman will correct me) we should have a doozy setting up for the 27th
GO Irish !
Cut down the Tree !
God Speed Jamoris !
Keep the Faith !
- loadofwash - Oct 8, 2012 at 10:58 PM
ND is far too little and weak. FYI, Stanford students are a hell of a lot smarter too. Their degree is by far superior and their alum are well respected. Something for the Irish to aspire to…… NOT a chance. Ha Ha Ha.
- NotreDan - Oct 8, 2012 at 11:12 PM
Load of I-didn't-know-they-could-stack-shit-that-high…
I know when you came here… I know you are that faggot blogger douche-nozzle from "theonlycolors" that I goaded into banning me 3 times from your homo sparty website.
I'm glad you're here, shows just how deep I cut into the pussy tissue
- alumnidawg - Oct 8, 2012 at 11:37 PM
As silly as Loadofwash is, your comment is embarrassing. I hope you are not actually a Notre Dame alum. Either way try a different tactic and word choice next time.
- NotreDan - Oct 8, 2012 at 11:43 PM
Lol. Another "first time" poster. Just enough time to create another account. We both know its you… wearing your sparty skirt. I OWN YOU. Smoke a fat pipe bitch.
- NotreDan - Oct 8, 2012 at 11:52 PM
I wonder how long before you come back and complain through "official channels" about how you got owned on your own blog after getting blasted about the junk you posted on this one. Lmao.
- alumnidawg - Oct 9, 2012 at 12:04 AM
I come on this blog everyday and enjoy the articles and comments. As a ND grad and fan it is a blast to have a resource like this. I created the account because I thought your post was uncalled for. That is all. If you feel the need to spew hate please do it somewhere else. This blog is always fun to read, even the troll comments like Sinister, try not to ruin it with hate.
- NotreDan - Oct 9, 2012 at 12:08 AM
Lol. I can hear the pedals going backwards. You state girls aren't too quick
- NotreDan - Oct 9, 2012 at 12:10 AM
Dont you wish you could ban me here too? Ahhhh hahahahahahaha
- NotreDan - Oct 9, 2012 at 12:15 AM
To "create" an account just to respond to one of my posts means you understood it. The only way you understood it is if you really are the jack-wagon from that sparty chick site. Bahhhhhh hahahahaha. Lol. Yessir, cut right into the vulva I did.
- idratherbeinsouthbend - Oct 9, 2012 at 1:41 AM
Comments i never though i'd read on a Notre Dame Football Blog…
"…Cut right into the vulva"
- nudeman - Oct 9, 2012 at 11:08 AM
We don't see a lot of vulva references here
NotreDan … entertaining effort this a.m., but maybe decaf for the rest of the day?
- norcalirish - Oct 9, 2012 at 4:13 AM
Man, there's some strangeass people on here…just ignore the trolls folks. By responding you give THEM the power (snl reference anyone?).
Go Irish.
- yaketyyacc - Oct 9, 2012 at 4:17 AM
Beware the non "premier" opponents. The tendency to almst laugh at the menton of their name, can cause Notre Dame to be off sync and rythum, and unable to get straightened out.
Our immediate focus is Stanford. Our full attention and increased intensity must be towards them. If we lose, then what difference will it make, of what caliber the rest of our remaining opponents are. An eight year old with a gun can kill you just as well as an adult. Focus: Stanford! aim: moving on UP!
- 1historian - Oct 9, 2012 at 5:43 AM
notredan & the other guy – get a room
- 1historian - Oct 9, 2012 at 5:46 AM
2 years ago Stanford kicked the shit out of us at ND Stadium and rubbed our nose in it, to the delight of their jerk of a coach Jim Harbaugh.
Harbaugh is both a jerk and a very good coach.
Now it's payback time.
That's all
- phillyj - Oct 9, 2012 at 9:55 AM
ND and Stanford appear to be pretty similar. Two good schools with quality kids. Both have physical, tough front sevens, and some lingering questions on offense. Should be a great test for ND.
Go Irish.
- oldestguard - Oct 9, 2012 at 10:13 AM
Yeah, Stanford will be a good test, as will the rest of the season be.
Focus will not be a problem with this coach, set of captains and team mindset.
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Yeah, that Dwyane Wade guy in Miami is getting abused at 6'4". Clearly SGs under 6'6" have no place in the NBA.
Please. A coach doesn't make a player miss wide open shots, dribble balls off their legs, or throw balls away. Great, he had a good game. Just a few days ago he single handedly lost a game (with Canales as coach)...Big time shot, LA. Good stuff.
This is what happens with no effort. These players should be ashamed. People that make $25,000/year pay high prices to take their kids to these games. Then these millionaires don't even try to put out a quality product. It would be one thing if the talent wasn't there but that's not the case, these guys simply have no heart or pride. Kiss my season ticket money goodbye for next season!
I don't think we can put anything on Aldridge. Without him, this team is the Bobcats. He actually hit quite a few key shots down the stretch last night.
I disagree, and I'm not the biggest McMillan fan to say the least. His offense has actually looked pretty good this year creating lots of open jump shots and layups. The players are just missing them.
That loss tonight rests on Felton. 4 for 17? Dude could have shot a horrible 6 for 17 and we would have won. Look, I won't get emotional and talk bad about the guy but from a pure performance standpoint he doesn't deserve to start. Bring in Nolan Smith, it couldn't be much worse at this point.
Are you actually saying batum is a very good player? Have you seen his stats?
They've talked about moving him multiple times in the past couple years knowing their stars are old. They'd do it if they figured they could do some things to get a franchise player because of the trades.
Rondo. Trade for Rondo. He could be had for the right price which wouldn't be too high, maybe Batum, Felton and another expiring contract. Blazers would probably have to take on an ugly contract somewhere in there, but it could be done. Dude is a true old school point guard, not a great long range shooter but makes easy scoring opportunities for teammates, and he can get to the rim. Crazy athletic too.
Nate plays young players that are worth a darn. Brandon Roy, Lamarcus Aldridge, Nicolas Batum, Jerryd Bayless, and more all got playing time as rookies and second year players. When he sees the young crop of players he has now at practice and shootarounds he doesn't see what he feels he need to see to give them big minutes
Still a "top team" in the West? I'm starting to question that.
When will we stop talking about Batum breaking out only to see more timid play? Maybe he's not worth as much as some think he is.
I'm tired of everyone saying 'just wait until they play a whole 48 minutes.' If any team plays well for a whole 48 minutes they win. Any NBA team would go undefeated if they played their best ball for the entire game every night.
That's all. Good night.
I think they're used to it being easier so this seems tough to them. They are definitely better basketball players than me, but the human body is capable of performing the second night of a back to back without being overly tired, just like it's capable of running hard one day and riding a bike hard the next without being overly tired.
I'm not a pro because I didn't realize I had a gift for this sport until I was 27 years old. Nothing is certain, but if I'd started 10 years earlier I'd be willing to bet I'd be a pro now. All I'm saying is that a highly atheltic person should be able to give high effort multiple days per week without their performance falling off, no matter the sport. Ask Chip Kelly if his players ever have "tired legs" after day after day of super intense practice. If they do, they still perform.
And let's get it straight. Your runs very likely aren't nearly as intense as mine. Running 5 miles in 45 minutes or so doesn't come close to 10 miles in a little over an hour. Playing 5 on 5 at the rec center sounds like a walk in the park.
I've been getting sick of hearing the "heavy legs", "fatigue", "tired" B.S. for sure. These guys go play a game for 35 minutes 3-4 times per week and use tired as an excuse. From a pure fitness standpoint this makes no sense to me. I'm a fairly high level 30 year old amateur triathlete. My workouts are six days a week and are rarely under two hours long. They are also often very intense and include speed intervals and hill climbing. I do these day after day and although some days I feel fatigued, my performance is typically pretty steady. I guarantee I cumulatively put way more effort into my workouts than these guys do. If these mostly early 20s elite pro athletes can't put out max effort for 30-40 minutes 3-4 times per week they need to alter their training regimen. Whatever they do, I wish they'd stop making excuses.
I didn't check, did you say anything positive after the OKC and LA games, or do you have such little credibility in your analysis that you only comment when the Blazers lose or aren't perfect against bad teams?
This just in. Lamarcus Aldridge is retiring to pursue a career in ballet, and Batum hopes to find work in France wearing a beret while painting impressionist landscapes of the Eiffel Tower.
Good game for once? You must not have been watching the last four years of blazers basketball.
You should encourage this move if you think it's a bad idea. Blazers down 0-3: Your strange obsession with Blazers losing continues.
Man you people are harsh. If you think Roy shouldn't play fine, you think player X should get more minutes, okay, but where's the respect? The man is frustrated and hurt, as he should be, but he complains because he wants to help win games. When this man was basically single handedly winning 54 games per year and being selected to all star teams you fans were proud you had such a player in your town. Now that he's down you kick him like a stray dog. Your mothers would be ashamed by the way you speak, or with much more cowardice, write, about him.


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"Here the snow is mythical" is a surprising line in a poem written by Franz Tamayo and graved on one of La Paz avenues facing the magnificent Mount Illimani. I am not sure Mr. Tamayo would appreciate thousands of people stepping on his words on a daily base, but his words are not less odd than his fellow citizens' actions. After all, he defined "snow" as "mythical" in a city where snow is normal (though global warming is changing that rapidly). He is the result of certain culture and his words reflect the way that culture interprets reality. Open declarations here are never exact; especially if you may be sued for them. I know most of my readers are not especially interested in Bolivia, but I beg for a bit of endurance.
In Detaining Democracy from October 8, 2011, I commented on what still was in the near future: … there is no reason to despair. Every few hundred years a shiny light appears in the world and illuminates our minds. On October 16, history is about to be made. For the first time in the history of the world, citizens of a country are about to openly elect the judges of their judiciary system. Is Greece emerging again as a beacon of democracy to the nations? Did Churchill words convince the Brits to improve the "less bad system?" Is this about to be implemented by Zionist Libya? No, no, no, Evo Morales of Bolivia is the Beacon. Following the adoption of a new Constitution promoted by his party – MAS, the Movement Towards Socialism – the country is about to experience this new type of elections. In Bolivia against my will, I am witnessing this process from its very center, in La Paz. The national vote will elect magistrates to serve on the Supreme Tribunal of Justice, the Plurinational Constitutional Tribunal, the Agro-environmental Tribunal, and members of the Council of the Judiciary. Proposed Supreme Tribunal magistrates must be approved as qualified by a two-thirds vote of the Plurinational Legislative Assembly. Candidates are forbidden from campaigning and from affiliating with political parties. Yesterday this remarkable event took place and left all witnesses with a lot of worries and no answers.
One of the reasons for the dramatic change in the Bolivian judicial system – to the extent of creating a worldwide precedent - is its disastrous shape. The average trial in Bolivia takes six years and as of now there are 25 thousand delayed trials in a country of roughly 10 million people. The data was published by Mr. Arce – the Bolivian Minister of Justice – just a few days before the historical event. Most readers from most countries self-defined as "Western-democracies" would find a similar situation in their respective countries. This type of countries is notorious for providing justice just for corporations and the rich; essentially the "Occupy Wall Street" and "We are the 99%" movements we see these days include implicit claims toward the condition of the judicial system in the USA and other countries around the world.
Until now, everything looks fine and democratic. But then, the sheet to be used for the voting is a meter long and demands five different steps. It can't be properly understood by the vast majority of the voters, who are semi-literate. Similar tactics were adopted in previous referendums and elections. Technically, candidates were forbidden from campaigning and from affiliating with political parties, but proposed magistrates must be approved as qualified by a special legislative assembly. Here is where political deals were made. All candidates were approved by the MAS (Evo Morales' party) and a complex system of quotas (almost a racial numerus clausus) was adopted and kept secret, since the political affiliation of the candidates wasn't divulged to the public. Only on October 7, the candidates were widely disclosed when booklets with their names and biographies were given to passersby in La Paz. All this secrecy didn't allow an informed voting process to the average citizen. All this secrecy enabled the last stage of the taking over of Bolivia through a constitutional revolution by a leader specifically related to certain crop and not to his people. The USA – brave defender of Human Rights in Southern Sudan, Iraq and Afghanistan but not at home or in countries with no strategic resources – is content knowing its "sugar" will keep flowing. Ole Obama!
We didn't see that on the CNN. We didn't see that on the Venezuelan teleSUR. (Venezuela is Bolivia main ally; the USA is Bolivia's main customer, see Evo Morales, TIPNIS and Illusions of Green.) In these networks and similar ones, extensive coverage was given to the international observers. Did they eat well? Did they have a supply of safe water? How did they cope with the extremes climates in the country? It took me some effort to get the real numbers. Only 60 observers were delivered to a country larger than Texas and California combined! The presence was varied – even the American Colony of Colombia sent an observer – but they were too few. They couldn't cover even a tiny fraction of the Bolivian territory. They saw what the local government wanted them to see and nothing else. The curfew imposed on civil life – to the extent that intra-city public transport was banned - wasn't commented by any of these impartial observers, despite the place looking scarier than Southern Sudan. The closed shops, the lack of bread and water, sugar and coffee wasn't reported. We didn't see the TIPNIS protests stopped in the way to La Paz by the police, but we saw the pro-government counterparts – hastily organized – making a triumphal entry just before the elections! They threw flowers on the great leader and looked happy. The "Nullify your Vote" campaign – which asked voters not to vote in the only legal way since voting is compulsory - was repressed, its signs brutally removed while large signs supporting the event were placed by the government on untouchable places. A Festival of Democracy. Viva Che Guevarra, the American dollar and the banks of Zurich!
"You made an unbalanced comment there," the editor of The Cross of Bethlehem shortly before the book's publication. "You must present the Israeli Administration side as well," she added when my skepticism on her first comment became evident.
"Why? Does the American press present the Taliban's positions?" I countered. And that's one of the most important things self-defined Western-democracies lack: a balanced report on their many fallacies. We don't want the niece of the prominent politician appearing as a leading anchor and reporting on her aunt's adversity. We don't want the press of the Obamas and the Camerons, the Netanyahus and the Peres; not even the one belonging to Evo I of Cocaland. They are not the 99%, they are not the People.
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Moyes will take charge of the Toffeemen at Goodison Park for the last time on Sunday when West Ham provide the opposition.
Victory may keep alive outside hopes of a place in next season's Europa League, for which Everton will have to finish in the top five.
And that knowledge alone underlines the progress Everton have made under Moyes' stewardship.
"When I took over we were bobbing along not far off the bottom of the Premier League," said Moyes.
"Now, it is a club that, on Sunday, will still be competing to be in Europe. That is a big thing."
It is one of the reasons why Moyes is adamant his own successor will be inheriting a job of immense promise.
And the 50-year-old has already offered chairman Bill Kenwright every assistance in trying to secure his replacement.
There was less than 36 hours between Sir Alex Ferguson announcing his decision to retire and Moyes' appointment as Manchester United's new boss, underlining the speed with which the United hierarchy wanted to get the succession issue settled.
For Kenwright, the process is going to take slightly longer.
Already Wigan's Roberto Martinez has been ousted as favourite by Neil Lennon, whose performances in the Champions League with Celtic this season offer an experience at the highest level even Moyes cannot manage.
However, such is the mature manner in which Moyes has handled his own exit, his relationship with Kenwright remains strong enough to have significant input, just as Ferguson did in United's decision to go after his fellow Scot.
"I'll help Everton as much as I possibly can," said Moyes.
"Walter Smith recommended me for the job here and if there is anything I can do to help Bill Kenwright with what happens next I will be more than happy to do so.
"It is a great opportunity. Everton is a well run club and we don't get ourselves into too much trouble.
"There is a brilliant training ground and a great set of players with a terrific attitude.
"Whoever comes in is coming into a really good environment."
The mature manner in which Moyes' exit has been handled is one of the reasons why there was never any real doubt he would be able to complete the final two games of the campaign, despite announcing he was joining a club Everton fans have not always been well disposed to.
The last player to make the switch to Old Trafford from Goodison Park, Wayne Rooney, received tough receptions whenever he returned - he was even abused by a sponsor on one occasion - although, after nine years, the ire has now quelled.
For Moyes though, it was important his exit was handled properly.
"Hopefully on Sunday the fans will react in the same way they did when I first stepped through the door," he said.
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You might want to hire a proofreader. I'm fairly certain Mayor Walling's wife is named Carrie not Connie.
So thanks to the incompetence of Williamson the city was stuck with the Towers and now it has to be demolished? Can we at least send the demolition bill to him?
The chat box barely fits on the screen due to the hanging banner issues. That's not a good thing and is a good way to frustrate people who want to scroll down a little more.
I'm not sure if you realize this but I'm on a laptop with great resolution but I lose 15% of my screen space at the top due to the hanging banner which almost no one likes. You've essentially created a site with two or three panes which is actually less user friendly than before. I like the idea of creating drop down menus but even with that you need to click the menu which kind of defeats the purpose of the feature entirely. This isn't even getting into the color scheme issues.
Hey Sarah, just as a point of clarification. If a committee filed a post-general election report for 2011 after December 1, they do not have to file an annual report for 2011 but will need to file a subsequent one for 2012 (per the Michigan Campaign Finance manual at the Michigan Secretary of State's website). That may sounds like a technicality but considering that affects around 50 candidate committees, it does need to be listed.
I'd love to see a report on how much time from the County Clerk's office has been wasted as a result of dealing with Mr. Davenport's frivolous and failed recall attempts.
I have the feeling this will go as far as Davenport's other recall attempts.
The Township could certainly handle this better but the rental company should be forced to pay the rent of their soon to be former tenants for the next 6 months. The tenants (who I'm assuming were up to date on their rent) have nothing wrong and are getting screwed over.
You're missing the point. The debt was money that Scott "loaned" the campaign from himself a few years ago. He wasn't paying Joe small business owner back. He was paying himself from campaign contributions.
I suspected this was closer to the truth than excuse that the rent was too high coming from the management of Witherbee's. If they had been paying anything, it would've been in NIPP's interest to keep the building open. 10 months of non-payment of rent is just mind-blowing.
Why do I have the feeling that less than 3 percent that voted "No" are school administrators worried about losing their jobs?
Hmm so the reason for the law is that teachers would be in a position of power over their students? I wonder what Mr. Kahn thinks of a certain member of the state house (facing a recall election in 7 days) who would fall under a similar umbrella.
If I remember the details of how things initially shook out, Nipp (the landlord) had to take some out big loans from LISC to get the project off the ground. If one connects the dots (based on what has been reported and what the owners are saying), I'm willing to guess Nipp's loan repayments are due very soon and they were counting on rent money from Witherbee's to pay that back and they have probably received very little from Witherbee's so far. Maybe someone should ask Mr. White point blank how much money Witherbee's has paid in rent so far.
If the owners won't say how far behind they are behind on rent, it tells me that they are probably at least 5-6 months behind.
So for those keeping score, Buchanan has now failed to get his finance report done on time on 2 out of 3 occasions. That makes you wonder about what kind of mayor he'd be.
Interesting that the Walling campaign probably spent and raised more yet they were the ones to turn in their report earlier than Buchanan.
Here is my counter to Rush. Let's say the oil industry for some mysterious reason decided to abandon Texas, how well off would that state (which has been led by Republicans for generations) be?
I agree that it was both, Califguy. Both sides tried to bleed the other dry and Flint got caught in the middle.
Keep denying there's a drug problem in the suburbs. Fenton residents didn't realize they had a problem until 11 months ago.
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My friend Annie's birthday is this week. We kicked off the week of celebrating by joining her at the F.A.B. (Fighting Against Breast cancer) 5k on Sunday.
She was a perfect hostess and threw a ladies brunch that will surely show up on pinterest one day.
Since I crashed at her place the night before, I did what I often have others do for me while baking- sit and kept her entertained as she cooked away.We talked about this, that, and the other, until the topic of her birthday came up. She's older than me by just over a month. And this is the year we turn 27.
She said she had always wanted to have get-togethers and throw parties like this when she grew up and was just waiting to do it. Then, she realized recently, that uh…. well… somewhere in the past few years, we did grow up.
When? I'm not quite certain. Adulthood is a sneaky bastard, and I assume it snuck into my head as my preferences turned from Keystone Light to Goose Island.
Or when I made the decision on my own as to where I would live after college?
Or when I started drinking coffee instead of Diet Coke to wake myself up in the morning?
Or when I looked in the mirror and said to myself, "there is no way you're leaving the house with a skirt this short. Has it always been this short? I look like a prostitute. Did it shrink in the wash?!?!"
Or when I started not being able to sleep in past 8:00 (or 9:00 at the very latest) on the weekends because I felt the need to "be productive".
Maybe when I rolled my eyes in exasperation and said "oh crap… Mom was right." (Yes, mom, I have said that. And no, I will not tell you specific times it happened.)
Whenever it was, it happened. And after Annie confessed her realization, we just looked at each other.
Sure, we have two very different lives. She has a husband and owns a house. I'm perpetually single and rent. She's excited about the idea of children and I can't wait to say I've officially kept a house plant alive for 3 years (this summerrrrr!!!!).
But we're both adults, nonetheless. We pay bills and taxes. We grocery shop for ourselves. We clean. We watch the news and discuss the weather. We talk about 401k's and health insurance options. And, as we now officially enter our late 20's, the evidence is not only in how we act, it's on legal documents, too.
But why don't I feel different?
I still feel like I shouldn't be allowed to do some of the things I do without thinking, "oh man… mom and dad are going to be so mad…". Shouldn't be allowed to buy certain things on my own. Go where I want without permission.
So, my question is, when does that part change? That part that automatically knows what to do and reminds me "you can do this because you're an adult and that's what adults do".
Or will it? I'm nervous it won't.
Maybe that's ok. Because I can't imagine my life without a few nights out of the month where I stay up much too late for my own good. Drink an extra glass or two of wine more than I should. Eat cookies for dinner. Giggle at the word "balls".
So yes, we have come a long way. And yes, from the looks of this post, I'm still very much confused about my age.
But oh how much longer we have yet to go. 27 doesn't seem as scary as it used to be.
Talk to me in another year…The recipe used for the cookie cake was Picky Palate's loaded malted chocolate chip cookie bars. I doubled the recipe so it would give me enough for a 9×13 pan and, as mentioned earlier, cut out the marshmallows and cut back on the chocolate chips. The frosting made up for this. Promise.
Another promise? There is surely not a better recipe for a cookie cake. My favorite thing about it was how the malted milk powder/crushed whoppers baked. They created a texture as if toffee had been added. VERY chewy. And VERY addicting.
I'll just hold on to that childish notion of eating cookies for dinner for maybe one more day…
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SAIL is an evidence-based program designed to prevent falls and includes exercise classes, educational materials and self-assessments. The classes are designed specifically for older adults and focus on strength, balance, flexibility and aerobics. The Knox County Health Department is proud to offer instructor training and support to maintain the SAIL program locally.
Why SAIL?
It works…you'll be stronger, have better balance and will feel better. SAIL will help you stay independent, active and prevent falls.
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Corryton Senior Center – 865-688-5882
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Halls Senior Center – 865-922-0416
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South Knoxville Senior Center - 865-573-5843
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Trinity Chapel Church – 865-689-0171
Instructor: Debbie Harris
University of TN Medical Center Physical Therapy - 865-305-3299
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According to the most recent statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), falls are the third leading cause of accidental deaths in the U.S. with 83 percent of these occurring among adults 65 and older. One in 10 adults in this age group will suffer a serious injury from falling, such as a broken hip. In addition, more than 40 percent of those hospitalized due to a hip fracture cannot live independently and will never return home.
According to mortality statistics from the Tennessee Department of Health, approximately 20 Knox County seniors die each year from injuries received during a fall. From 2006 to 2009, 7,025 Knox County adults 65 years or older sought hospital care due to falls (Knox County Hospital Discharge records).
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- Joan – "Class is great! I am looking forward to improving my coordination. I have already improved my mental attitude."
- Danny – "I was going to get out of the recliner and my shoe stuck to the carpet and I would have fallen except for the fact that the SAIL class has helped me with balance."
- Evelyn – "I have arthritis and osteoporosis and scoliosis, so I have been exercising to help strengthen my bones and muscles and also heart and lungs. It helps everything – brain too!"
- Sue – "I have asthma and was unable to stand up and do exercised with the class. Now I can keep up with everyone else without breathing hard."
- Bernice – "My sister is 85. She called me and said would you like to go to the SAIL program? She now goes to the one closer at Carter senior center."
- Susan – "I have built strength and muscle tone and improved my balance very much over the past 6 months since SAIL program started. I enjoy and look forward to exercise now and hate it when I have to miss. Keep it going!"
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We found Nomad after heading to the same area for Italian and finding our initial spot closed. We were seated right away and luckily the music was not terribly loud during our visit. The atmosphere was cozy and relaxing. Our waiter seemed friendly and was attentive. We ordered Couscous Royal and Kofta and both were delicious. The menu had a number of intriguing things on it, and we look forward to going back to try more. We've recommended it to friends as well. Nomad seemed pretty elegant for the price, and would make a good place for a couple or a few friends to enjoy a meal together. Probably not a great place for a large group.
Posted by Anonymous on 01/08/2007
I discovered Nomad by accident when the Italian place we wanted to go to was too crowded. The food was very good, and the service was very friendly. I got the vegetable pastilla (I'm a vegetarian) and it was delicious! My only complaint was something else posted here before - the music was incredibly loud. More like what you'd expect in a bar or club, except there was no one at the bar, just people eating dinner. My ground I were lierally shouting across the table at each other to be heard over the music. We asked our waiter if they could turn it down, and they did, but when the next CD came on it was back to full volume. I'd definitely go again, but I wouldn't plan on having a conversation.
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After dining at this wonderful oasis on Friday evening with some friends, I decided I had to write a review for the first time ever. Having dined on Morrocan and North African food in the host countries, I was pleasanty surprised at the diversified menu as well as the quality of food served and the value. Starting with the lamb borek appetizers to the delicious black-berry creme brulee, the food was exquisite. I would highly recommend this jewel to everyone; especially to those interested in exotic and healthy cuisine. The interior of the restaurant is also amazing from the customed designed lamps on the wall to the candles & red tiled wall of the restroom. The service is also outstanding. Go! You will not be disappointed!
Posted by new_yorker on 12/30/2006
Very nice... The maitre'd sat us within minutes in the back dining area (there are 2 dining rooms -- front and back). The restaurant is long and narrow. Lighting is dim, warm (orange/red light emanate from ceiling lanterns punctuated with large intricate chandeliers.) Recommendations: Get the "Brik" (a very interesting phyllo dough appetizer that has a very delicate taste). I agree with another review that the grilled octopus on fennel is incredibly good. The wine list is varied, starting with the inexpensive Cotes Du Rhone to very interesting, regional wines from the region. Service is great... our waitress in the backroom was very attentive and friendly. Superb food, good value (comparable to Cafe Mogador, another superb East Village, North African (Morrocan/Algerian) cafe). (Note: at the time I was there, service starts at 4 pm--I don't think Nomad serves lunch, but it's safer to call ahead to check.)
Posted by So mad on 12/08/2006
Maybe I ordered the wrong thing (Couscous Royal), but I don't think I'll be going there again. The food was disappointing--not worth what they charge for it. The music is also too loud for such a small space.
Posted by Anonymous on 11/06/2006
This is my absolute favorite restaurant. The food is fantastic. The service is outstanding. The atmosphere is super romantic. The garden in the summer is particularly sweet. Everyone should check this place out!!!
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Loved the food, the atmosphere and the service. Don't forget the Algerian desserts! They are sinful. Fatiha


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The airline has completed both route-proving and maintenance training following the visit of GEnx-1B-powered 787 test aircraft ZA005 to Japan for service-ready operational validation trials that lasted from 20 February to 9 March.
Jim Albaugh, chief executive of Boeing Commercial Airplanes, says JAL will take delivery of its first aircraft in "the weeks to come". Airplanes 23 and 33, both with 186 seats and registered JA822J and JA825J respectively, are expected to be handed over to the carrier in late March, say programme sources, ahead of the 22 April start of its Boston-Tokyo Narita service.
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"The work's all done, it's just a matter of churning through all the paperwork at this point," says Mike Sinnett, 787 chief project engineer of the 330min ETOPS requirements. "So now it's just rolling it through the process with the GE [certification] coming in the next couple of days. [JAL] will be able to seek operational approval and we'll be done."
JAL's Boston link will not require a 330min ETOPS certification, although the aircraft will meet requirements to fly routes that require a diversion airport between 3h and 5h 30min flying time away.
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Hurricane knocks off Highlanders, 60-56
HURRICANE -- In a pressure-cooker of a boys basketball game, Hurricane prevailed over Huntington High, 60-56, Thursday night, locking the Redskins in as the No. 2 seed for the upcoming Mountain State Athletic Conference Tournament, or "Night of Champions."
It was a hectic game in which bodies flew all over the court, and leads exchanged hands more than a few times down the stretch.
Hurricane coach Lance Sutherland said he was almost at a loss for words following the victory.
"In years past, we would have folded when the pressure came on," Sutherland said. "And we didn't handle it great tonight, but we did handle it. It's been a long time since we've beaten Huntington and they're a great team."
Huntington High had overtaken Hurricane in the early fourth quarter and built a three-point lead, but Hurricane answered with a 6-1 run to go up 54-49 with under four minutes remaining.
Senior guard Rasaan Harris spurred the Redskins on in the fourth, scoring 12 of the team's 15 points in the final quarter.
"That's senior leadership," Sutherland said.
"He knows what I expect of him, and he went out there and performed."
Hurricane maybe thought it was safe at 58-51 with just over a minute remaining, when Huntington High's Tavian Dunn-Martin buried a three, the Redskins turned the ball over, and Arick Nicks got a layup. All of a sudden, it was a 58-56 game with less than a minute on the clock.
Huntington had a couple looks to tie or take the lead, but couldn't knock the shots down, and Harris hit two clutch freethrows with 19 seconds on the clock to set the final score.
For Huntington High (12-5), it was a rough night offensively, and the Highlanders looked at times like they were forcing their offense.
"We like to push the ball, and come up, but if we don't have a layup, when we come up we need to pull it back and get into our sets," Highlander coach Ron Hess said. "I would have like to have seen us set up and get the ball inside to Arick (Nicks). I think we got away from that at times when we could have put the ball down low and built on that lead once we got it. I think we just shot the ball too quickly a few times."
Nicks battled foul trouble for most of the game and never could quite get on track, finishing with 9 points.
Hess said he liked what he saw from his team while Nicks was forced to sit, as the Highlanders showed they're not relying just on one player.
Hurricane (15-4) has never played in the Night of Champions before. It's a giant leap for a program that Sutherland took control of in 2008.
"We were hoping when we started this thing a few years ago this would happen, and it has, and these kids deserve it," Sutherland said. "They bust their butts. We thought this could happen, but we didn't expect it this soon."
Huntington is looking to take the No. 3 spot in the tournament, though the Highlanders still have some work to do to wrap that up.
Hess said the team focus is beyond a good seed in conference tournament.
"Our main goal is of course to go to state; to play well in the sectionals and regionals and get to state," Hess said.
HUNTINGTON 16 18 10 12 -- 56: Shaquan Miller 16, Tubbs 4, Nicks 9, Chancelor Wooding 15, Demoss 2, Dunn-Martin 8, Washington 2.
HURRICANE 18 21 6 15 -- 60: Harris 23, Henry Sorsaia 14, Dawson 9, Miles 5, Estep 7, DeFries 2.


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A 25-year member of the TxDOT family, Barth began his career as an engineering assistant in the Dallas District after graduation from the University of Texas at Austin with a bachelor's degree in civil engineering. In 2003, Barth was appointed as the Dallas District's director of transportation planning and development. Since 2009, Barth had served as the Fort Worth District's deputy district engineer, providing joint oversight and development of the DFW Connector, North Tarrant Express, I-35W, SH 360, I-30, and Chisholm Trail Parkway.
While implementing $5 billion in public-private partnerships, Barth worked with the Texas Association of Metropolitan Planning Organizations (TEMPO) to forecast future revenues for transportation over the next two decades. In 2013, Barth oversaw a statewide initiative to streamline the procurement of professional engineering services to help TxDOT deliver the most transparent and cost-effective projects.
Appointed as Fort Worth district engineer in November 2013, Barth serves on the Regional Transportation Council of the North Central Texas Council of Governments working to solve Metroplex-area transportation issues. As district engineer, he also oversees more than $600 million in construction work each year.
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A woman stood on the rocks, looking out into the sea.
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mr. war president and his administration are telling us to have patience regarding the war in iraq. ya know what phuck face, i HAVE had to be patient. patient as i listened to my sister weep for her brother in law. her son's uncle. her husband's brother. her best friend, the widow. her god children's father. her in-law's son. patient as i was relayed the story of how my brother in law went to the grave of his beloved brother and cried. i nearly fell to pieces.
the calm endurance we have built is partly in need to preserve what ounce of sanity is left after watching bush systematically lie, cheat, and smile smuggly at our faces.
patience unlike oil and lives, cannot be bought and sold.
i am out of patience.
tell me again how to properly console my family, mr. war president. five long years of putting up with the lies and deceit is more patient than i ever thought i could be. so pardon me when i tell you and your administration to go phuck yourselves.


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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) - Case McCoy threw a 2-yard touchdown pass in overtime and Texas linebacker Steve Edmond then intercepted West Virginia's Paul Millard in the end zone on fourth down to give the Longhorns a 47-40 win over the Mountaineers on Saturday night.
Texas (7-2, 6-0 Big 12) maintained sole possession of first place in the conference over No. 5 Baylor.
The Longhorns sent the game into overtime tied at 40-40 on Anthony Fera's fourth field goal of the game, a 24-yarder with 13 seconds left in regulation.
McCoy threw three TD passes after halftime, including the short toss to fullback Alex De La Torre on the Longhorns' overtime possession.
Mario Alford ran 20 yards on West Virginia's first play of overtime, but Millard, playing in place of the injured Clint Trickett, threw two straight incompletions before his soft pass ended up in Edmond's hands.
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Gold prices reach new peak of 41.37m dong/tael
The domestic price of gold rose by 200,000 dong/tael on the afternoon of August 4, to more than VND41.3 million/tael.
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