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Divine Intersections
Ministry Chaplain, Mike Hare shares stories of how circumstances we never would have chosen lead us closer to Jesus.
Compassion: An Angel of God
Today, many children are under the influence of the Great Herod of our time — poverty and ignorance. They are chained up by malnutrition, illiteracy, and ignorance.
It's Not Natural
It's not natural. It's not even remotely right. No mother should have to bury her child.
But Melicia is begging for the chance to do just that.
Her family was at home when the earthquake hit Port-au-Prince. In a panic, she gathered her children and rushed them toward the door. But her six-year old son…
Sowing Seeds With Faith
About a year ago, I wrote a post about the clear call I received from God into Compassion's ministry as a Child Advocate. There was then and is now no room for confusion or doubt.
But at some level, I apparently thought a clear call to ministry meant that God would go before me, opening…
Wess Speaks (Part XI)
If you're new here, our CEO, Wess Stafford, didn't write this post, but he did answer the question. We recorded his answer and transcribed it for your reading pleasure.
Read all the posts in the Wess Speaks series.
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You've no doubt seen the news on every other blog on the internet, but American Airlines announced some significant changes to their (and US Airways') award charts and rules, specifically:
- US Airways' 90k North Asia business class award is now 110k miles.
- You can no longer add on the "free one way" with a stopover at the domestic hub.
- There are now 3 tiers of redemption.
- Oneworld Explorer tickets (which were useful on round-the-world tickets) are no longer possible.
Those are the "highlights" – you can read the details in the linked articles above. People are pissed because there was no notice.
But here are the 2 things I wanted to say:
1) Remember yesterday when I said everyone should calm-the-hell-down about buying US Airways miles for 1.1 cents each and wait until they have a specific trip in mind to purchase them? This is another reason…
2) As a hedge against news that is going to make you angry, you should buy shares in each of the airlines you fly. That way, when they make decisions that will benefit shareholders while upsetting travelers, you've hedged yourself.


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Older G4s and 10.4
Hi all, I bought a new 12' G4 iBook, it's the 1GHz that came with 10.3. I've put in a 1GB ram stick, wiped the drive and installed 10.4 on it that came with my 12" 1.33GHz iBook (is that fair use?).
The older iBook is significantly slower doing pretty much everything, especially the internet and (gross I know) AOL (I don't use it, it's for the partner).
I know there's a bit of a speed update in the 1.33, CPU obviously, bus speed, etc, but I'm wondering if perhaps the older G4s are better off using 10.3 instead of 10.4. Is there any merit to that thinking?
Thanks for any input...
I would expect it to feel a bit slower but not that much you are describing.
You have plenty of RAM. On the Internet it should be about the same. I know many people with Tiger on their G3 ibooks leave alone G4's.
My old G4 733Mhz ran Tiger fine.
Did you update or did you wipe and install from scratch?
I completely wiped the drive and installed from the dvd that came with my new(er) 1.33GHz iBook. I think I'll try rebooting everything everywhere and see of that helps. I have a cable modem and airport so maybe something there is tarded. I'll also try making a new profile in the airport...
My G4 400mhz with 512mb ram runs Tiger no problem.
Yeah, RAM is a must, but you shouldn't really feel much of a difference between the two at all otherwise.
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Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
Where Can You Buy Brandi Glanville's Book?
If you love Brandi Glanville's quippy quotes on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, you'll definitely want to get your hands on her upcoming book, Drinking &Tweeting and Other Brandi Blunders.
So where can you buy Brandi's tell-all tome?
The book, published by Simon & Shuster, is available for pre-order on Amazon and will be released on February 12, 2012.
"I expect a lot of #DrinkingAndTweeting this holiday weekend!Dont forget to pre-order my book!#Drinking and Tweeting on Amazon," Brandi tweeted last week.
We're sure her words go best with a little wine anyway.
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Steve Smith turns 35 years old May 12, which raises this question. How much can the Ravens expect from Smith next season? Here are five reasons why Smith should make their offense better.
1. Smith has been durable.
He has played at least 14 games in all but one of his 13 seasons. Injury is always a possibility, but Smith keeps himself in great shape and knows how to prepare his body for the rigors of 16 games.
2. Smith has been consistent
Over the past three seasons, Smith has averaged 72 catches and 1,104 yards. Yes, Smith's numbers went down last season (64 catches, 745 yards). But he still had more yards and catches than anyone on the Ravens except Torrey Smith.
3. Smith can block
Some receivers shy away from this responsibility. Smith doesn't. Here is a video of Smith wiping out Vikings' linebacker Chad Greenway last season.
Blocks like that should help the Ravens' running game.
4. Smith smells first downs
Forty-four of Smith's 64 catches went for first downs last season. The Ravens had too many three-and-outs in 2013, something Smith can change.
5. Smith travels well
In each of the last four seasons, Smith has caught more passes on the road than at home. Losing too many close road games cost the Ravens a playoff spot last year. Smith plays with a swagger that should help the Ravens' offense in hostile environments.
Is Smith in his prime, like from 2005-08, when he had four straight 1,000-yard seasons? No. Should he be an important playmaker in the Ravens' offense? Yes.


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Letters to the editor
Put Americans back to work
I'm angry – really perplexed! Twelve million (plus) functioning Americans unable to find gainful (tax-paying) employment in what was once the most robust economy on Earth -- a total failure in pathetic political posturing.
It's obvious to even the casual observer that the principal issue facing America today is not guns, terrorism, immigration, climate control nor silly regulations, not even taxes or more government control over every normal function of human endeavor.
It's jobs! Let's put the economy in gear and press the accelerator to the floor. It's time our handsomely paid, butt-warming, brain-soft, dummies in D.C. re-prioritize their efforts and zero in on solving the most crucial problem facing our nation. The long-awaited and vastly overdue solution to America's need for jobs has gone far beyond any other need. The people are hurting.
It's really rather simple. Stop the wasteful churning of useless effort and concentrate all energies on job creation. Do whatever it takes. We can solve our other concerns in good time. For now, put all else on the back burner until our economic engine is at full speed and our citizens are back working, earning a living, and yes, paying taxes. Every industry should be on the job creating table – regardless of potential climatic impact, Expedite drilling, fracking, mining or whatever will create jobs. The need for jobs overrides all else. Put Americans back to work. We are the world's best workers and we're not ready to accept what seems to be Obama's new norm!
Ernie Wendell
What have we become?
Just to give our readers a flavor of what slithered in with the recent North Carolina Republican landslide, here is a recent report from The News and Observer about Larry Pittman, Republican from Cabarrus County:
"A freshman House member who is also a pastor says he thinks public hangings are a good idea, and says doctors who perform abortions are just as bad as murderers, rapists and kidnappers.
"Rep. Larry Pittman, a Republican from Cabarrus County, apparently didn't intend for those views to become public. He wrote them in an email to another House member, but apparently inadvertently replied to every member of the House and Senate.
In my 64 years, this is probably the most frightening and disturbing statement I have ever heard from an elected official, to say nothing of a pastor.
Thirty years ago, North Carolina was considered the most progressive state in the South, a place where business and higher education flourished. What have we become?
Robert G. Harrison
Offen's outstanding
Neil Offen's column is outstanding!
I love reading him and look forward to Monday's edition of The Herald-Sun for that reason.
Too bad you don't publish more than one column a week.
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Whether it's you or a little one heading back to school or you just need to change up a stale lunchtime routine, a sandwich is the perfect place to start. Something as simple as two pieces of bread leaves room for an indefinite amount of stacked creations. And when done the right way, it makes for a filling, healthy, and nutrient-rich option. Let the brown-bagging begin.
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Chunky Chickpea Salad
Use a food processor to lightly chop chickpeas, celery, and onion; to this, add some lemon juice, cider vinegar, and a little salt and pepper. Now you've got a tasty and protein-packed spread to add to whole grain bread stacked with roasted red peppers, caramelized onions, and fresh spinach.
Fig, Banana, and Almond Butter Panini
Do yourself a favor and enjoy a fig, banana, and almond butter panini [2]. If fruit and nut butter sandwiches aren't your thing, then pair figs with lean roast pork or prosciutto.
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Hummus and Veggie Sandwich
You don't have to be vegan to enjoy this satisfying veggie and hummus sandwich [3]. Packed with protein, fiber and a hearty crunch, this sandwich won't disappoint.
Photo: Lizzie Fuhr
Greek Yogurt Chicken Salad Sandwich
Enjoy the taste of a chicken salad sandwich without the calories. This Greek yogurt chicken salad [4] has half the fat and calories of the traditional version.
Photo: Lizzie Fuhr
Hummus and Veggie Sandwich
A basic hummus and veggie sandwich is always a win. After toasting some whole grain bread, smear on some homemade hummus [5] and add avocado, sliced cucumbers, tomatoes, and any other veggies you can load between your two pieces of toast.
Turkey Caprese Panini
There is so much goodness on this turkey caprese panini [7]: turkey, sun-dried tomato, goat cheese spread, red onion, and spinach.
Source: CheesePlease [8]
Vegan Chicken Salad
Mix up some mock chicken salad using a meatless chicken patty, Nayonaise, veggies, and fresh herbs.
Sardine Salad Sandwich
Sardines are a superseafood: they're virtually mercury-free, high in omega-3s, and also packed with iron, calcium, potassium, and B vitamins. Instead of a tuna salad sandwich, try this sardine salad sandwich [10].
Source: The Actor's Diet [11]
Roasted Veggie Sub
Start with a whole wheat roll and then fill it with roasted eggplant, red peppers, artichoke hearts, sun-dried tomatoes, light mozzarella, lettuce, and tomato. Don't forget a little drizzle of olive oil and balsamic vinegar!
Roasted Red Pepper, Portobello, and Smoked Gouda
Grilled cheese gets an upgrade in this roasted red pepper, portobello, and smoked gouda sandwich [13]. The mushrooms add a meaty texture that both carnivores and vegetarians will love.
Source: CheesePlease [14]
Tuna Salad
Got a hankering for tuna salad but can't stomach all the calories? This tuna salad recipe [15] substitutes lemon and olive oil for mayonnaise, giving you a protein-packed meal full of healthy fats.
Photo: Michele Bell
Roasted Turkey Sandwich
Save money and make sandwiches healthier by roasting your own sandwich meat [16]. Turkey is incredibly easy to roast and can give you a week's worth of sandwiches, salads, and more!
Curried Egg Salad Sandwich
Forget what you heard — an egg salad sandwich doesn't have to be mayo-laden. This curried egg salad sandwich [18] gets its creaminess from a small helping of vegan-friendly mayonnaise, and the additional spices give it a nice kick.
Source: Eating Bird Food [19]
Roasted Beets, Avocado, and Goat Cheese
A nicely made vegetarian sandwich is so good that you'll never miss the meat. This roasted beets, avocado, and goat cheese sandwich [20] will be the envy of all your friends.
Photo: Nancy Einhart
Nut Butter and Berry
Skip the added sugars in jams and jellies by adding fresh berries to nut-butter sandwiches; strawberries and blackberries work especially well.
Vegetarian Bánh Mì
The classic bánh mì goes veggie! Use marinated seitan or tempeh, and add shredded pickled carrots and radishes and sliced cucumbers and jalapeño. Finish it off with a little mayo and a touch of fresh cilantro.
Jaime's Roast Beef Sandwich
Grab yourself some Greek yogurt and lean roast beef and make yourself one of Jaime's Roast Beef Sandwiches [22]. The cilantro, chives, and arugula add a nice kick to the yogurt spread.
Photo: Susannah Chen
Peach, Arugula, and Goat Cheese
If you're trying to save calories but can't bear the idea of making a sandwich without cheese, then go for goat. The tart cheese goes a long way and is traditionally lower in calories than its counterparts. I love how the tartness of goat cheese plays off the sweetness of Summer fruits, like in this peach, arugula, and goat cheese sandwich.


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Police Search For Suspect In Attempted Rape In Prospect Heights
The NYPD is asking for the public's help in identifying a suspect in an attempted rape in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn.
Police: Man Tried To Rape Woman In Prospect Heights, Brooklyn
Police on Friday were asking for the public to help them find a suspect who allegedly attempted to rape a woman in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn.
Another Suspect Charged In Teen's Murder At Brooklyn Barbecue
Another suspect has been charged in the shooting that left a 17-year-old boy dead at a barbecue in Crown Heights, Brooklyn last summer.


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Important Follow the steps in this section carefully. Serious problems might occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Before you modify it, back up the registry for restoration
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/322756/ )in case problems occur.
Consider the following scenario:
Event Type: Error Event Source: NETLOGON Event Category: None Event ID: 5719Date: DateTime: TimeUser: N/A Computer: ServerDescription:No Domain Controller is available for domain <domain name> due to the following: There are currently no logon servers available to service the logon request. Make sure that the computer is connected to the network and try again. If the problem persists, contact your domain administrator.
This issue may occur for any of the following reasons:
Warning Serious problems might occur if you modify the registry incorrectly by using Registry Editor or by using another method. These problems might require that you reinstall the operating system. Microsoft cannot guarantee that these problems can be solved. Modify the registry at your own risk.
Resolution 1To resolve this issue, install the most current driver for the Gigabit network adapter. Or, enable the PortFast option on the network switches.
Resolution 2There is a known problem that affects DHCP client code in Windows 7. A hotfix for Windows 7 that resolves this problem is available through the following Microsoft Knowledge Base article:
2459530Note This particular problem does not affect Windows 8, Windows Server 2012, or later versions of these systems.
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/2459530/ )Event ID 5719 and event ID 1129 may be logged when a non-Microsoft DHCP Relay Agent is used
Resolution 3To resolve this issue, use the registry to change the related settings that affect DC connectivity. To do this, use the following methods.
Method 1Adjust the firewall settings or IPSEC policies that are changed to allow DC connectivity. These changes are made when the client receives an IP address but requires more time to access a domain controller (for example, after a successful verification through Cisco NAC or Microsoft NPS Services).
Method 2Configure the Netlogon registry setting to a value that is safely beyond the time that is required allow DC connectivity. Use the following settings as guidelines.
Registry subkey:
Value Name: ExpectedDialupDelay
Data Type: REG_DWORD
Data Value is in seconds (default=0)
Data Range is between 0 and 600 seconds (10 minutes)
For more information, click the following article number to go to the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/819108/ )Settings for minimizing periodic WAN traffic
Method 3The IP stack tries to verify the IP address in a static IP configuration. This delays the time that the IP takes to come online. You can set the ArpRetryCount registry entry to zero (0). To do this, follow these steps:
Method 4To resolve this issue, reduce the Netlogon negative cache period by changing the NegativeCachePeriod registry entry in the following subkey:
After you make this change, the Netlogon service does not behave as if the domain controllers are offline for 45 seconds. The event 5719 is still logged. However, the event does not cause any other significant problems. This setting allows member to try domain controllers earlier if the process failed previously.
Suggestion: Try to set a low value, such as three seconds. In LAN environments, you can use a value of 0 to turn off the negative cache.
For more information about this setting, click the following article number to go to the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/819108/ )Settings for minimizing periodic WAN traffic
Method 5Configure the Kerberos registry setting to a value that is safely beyond the time that is required allow DC connectivity. Use the following settings as guidelines.
Note This setting applies only to Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 or earlier versions of these systems. Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 and later versions use a default value of 0. This value turns off User Datagram Protocol (UDP) functionality for the Kerberos client.
Registry subkey:
Value name: MaxPacketSize
Data Type: REG_DWORD
Value Data: 1
Default: (depends on the system version)
For more information, click the following article number to go to the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/244474/ )How to force Kerberos to use TCP instead of UDP in Windows
Method 6Disable media sense for TCP/IP. To do this, add the following value to the Tcpip registry subkey:
Registry subkey:
Value Name: DisableDHCPMediaSense
Data Type: REG_DWORD
Value Data: 1
Value Range: Boolean (0=False, 1=True)
Default: 0 (False)
For more information, click the following article number to go to the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/239924/ )How to disable the Media Sensing feature for TCP/IP in Windows
More information
If you can correctly log on to the domain, you can safely ignore event ID 5719. Because the Netlogon service may start before the network is ready, the computer may be unable to locate the logon domain controller. Therefore, event ID 5719 is logged. However, after the network is ready, the computer will try again to locate the logon domain controller. In this situation, the operation should be successful.
In a Netogon.log, entries that resemble the following may be logged:
Similar errors might be reported by the Group Policy Engine. For example, the Group Policy may not be applied at system startup. In this case, startup scripts do not run. The Group Policy failures may be related to the failure of Netlogon to locate a domain controller. You can set Group Policy to be more responsive to late network connectivity arrival.
08/24 07:47:03 [CRITICAL] <domain>: NlDiscoverDc: Cannot find DC.08/24 07:47:03 [CRITICAL] <domain>: NlSessionSetup: Session setup: cannot pick trusted DC08/24 07:47:03 [MISC] Eventlog: 5719 (1) "<domain>" 0xc000005e ...08/24 07:47:03 [SESSION] WPNG: NlSetStatusClientSession: Set connection status to c000005e...08/24 07:47:19 [SESSION] \Device\NetBT_Tcpip_{4A47AF53-40D3-4F92-ACDF-9B5E82A50E32}: Transport Added (10.0.64.232)-> Getting a proper IP address takes >15 seconds.
For more information, click the following article number to go to the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/2421599/ )Windows 7 Clients intermittently fail to apply group policy at startup
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The Effie Trinket MakeUp Tutorial
Klaire de Lys is an artist and makeup enthusiast. She has taken her inspiration from The Hunger Games to recreate the makeup worn by Effie Trinket in the movie.
This tutorial shows how you can achieve the look of Effie in the first photo that was ever released of her character, prior to the movie coming out. She's done an incredible job!
You can visit Klaire's blog here
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I don't know if the previous reviewer went to the same restaurant I did, but Taberna Giralda has some of the best tapas I've had in Miami. Their tortilla española, chorizo, and ensaladia rusa were phenomenal. The service was great and the owner made is feel like we were at her home. Prices were very reasonable. Definitely going to be returning again!
Posted by Dany on 02/21/2011
Went to this restaurant last weekend and the experience was disappointing. Food needs flavour. Ordered Fabada and it tasted like if it has been kept in the fridge for too many days. The bottle of wine I got served tasted like vinegar. I will not return and never recommended to anyone.
Posted by Ciro on 07/01/2010
This restaurant was excellent in every respect. I hope they never change. I can't wait for winter to eat tapas and drink wine in their courtyard. In the meantime, a table inside will be fine. My wife and I had a great evening at this restaurant and plan to go back many times.


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MITRE is the exciting new intellectual hub of the Department of Economics. Established in 2012 by a gift from a generous alumnus, MITRE will be promoting instructional excellence and research accomplishments for economics faculty and students at the University of Michigan.
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The boy decided he wanted to go a couple of days ago. Bought some tix on Craigslist and just when we were wrapping up today, we got flagged as having counterfeit tickets and had to file a police report before we were booted.
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This comes out this week here (not the smurfs, Cap) and I'm excited. I've already lined up my siblings to come see it with me (Because I asked my uni friends if they wanted to come and they asked who Captain America was. Their reaction to a comic book adaption was less than pleased :(
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Glad to hear that it's a good film, I plan to see it when it gets released in the UK. I've always been interested in the character, however it was after his "death", when I started to get into and really appreciate the character. Cynics discredit him as just a Pro-US propaganda, which was true during WWII (then again, Hilter was an actual villain) and during the Red Scare (later retconned as an unstable replacement known as 50's Cap), but anyone who still think he's pure propaganda obviously never read his comics.


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WASHINGTON, June 13, 2005 U.S. Third Infantry Division soldiers conducted a raid in southern Baghdad on June 11, uncovering a weapons cache that led to the arrest of several men, according to coalition officials in Iraq.
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"The soldiers are good with evidence collection, but I'm making sure we preserve fingerprints and get pictures," said Capt. Margaret Kurz, 2nd Brigade attorney. "Pictures and sworn statements are everything in Iraqi courts - it's crucial that we get a picture connecting the suspect with the evidence."
After an explosive ordnance disposal team secured the mortar and artillery rounds, a man pulled his car into the driveway, and was stopped and searched by 1st Battalion, 9th Field Artillery quick-reaction force soldiers. He was detained after his car was found to contain several AK-47s and large-caliber handguns.
"The operation today was designed to disrupt the support network for the insurgency, and we've done that," said Army Lt. Col. Steven Merkel, battalion commander. "This goes a long way toward keeping our soldiers safe, and keeping the people of Iraq safe."
Also, with the help of the Iraqi people, U.S. and Iraqi security forces found a bomb maker, a terrorist financier and weapons caches in Baghdad on June 11 and 12, officials noted.
An Iraqi civilian told Task Force Baghdad soldiers about a roadside bomb emplaced on a major highway in southeast Baghdad on June 12. When the soldiers went to the site, they found wires running to the nose of a 155 mm artillery round.
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The man who provided the tip will receive a reward, Stimmel added.
Acting on another tip earlier, Iraqi police officers arrested three terror suspects - including two foreigners residing in Iraq illegally - and seized weapons and bombs from a house in central Baghdad on June 12.
The police captured three suspects at a house in the Mustansirya district of Baghdad. They also found three AK-47 assault rifles and two bombs hidden in the garage.
"The training and joint operations we have been conducting with the Iraqi police is really paying off," said Capt. Pedro E. Vazquez, an operations officer with the 720th Military Police Battalion. "I am certain the Iraqi people are watching with pride as the successes of the Iraqi security forces continue to mount."
On June 11, an Iraqi approached a patrol from the 1st Battalion, 2nd Brigade, 6th Iraqi Army Division, and told them where a suspected bomb manufacturer lived.
The patrol went to the house in central Baghdad's Adhamiyah district and found an anti-tank missile in the initial stages of being made into a bomb. The soldiers took the bomb maker into custody.
"The citizen who told the Iraqi soldiers about the bomb maker saved the lives of a lot of civilians, soldiers and police officers," said Lt. Col. Clifford Kent, Task Force Baghdad spokesman. "It's another example of how terrorists' efforts to intimidate Iraqis are failing."
Earlier, a joint Iraqi and U.S. military police patrol noticed what appeared to be a roadside bomb with red wires leading from the device to a house 50 meters away.
When the patrol searched the house, they discovered two concrete blocks with munitions inside, 60 pounds of explosives, two bags of plastic explosives, and radios and pagers set up to be used as trigger devices for the bombs.
Iraqi police also found a mold to build more bombs, a map of Baghdad and another map of Baghdad's oil infrastructure, both of which could have been used to identify potential targets.
(Compiled from Task Force Baghdad news releases.)


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Guest column: Dave Trecker ... ALGERIAN ATTACK SHOULD BE A WAKE-UP CALL
By Dave Trecker
Pelican BayALGERIAN ATTACK SHOULD BE A WAKE-UP CALL
By Dave Trecker
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The recent terrorist attack in Algeria is a stark reminder the U.S. must wean itself from foreign energy – and soon.
Three Americans died in Algeria. Add that to the thousands already killed in the Middle East.
Fortunately, the attack had no impact on our energy supply. We don't need the natural gas from the small facility there.
We might not be so lucky next time.
And there will be a next time. You can count on it. We still depend on foreign hydrocarbons for a good bit of our energy. The terrorists know that. So do the unstable regimes in that part of the world.
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This is not a new problem. Petroleum has hamstrung U.S. foreign policy for years. We fought wars in Kuwait and Iraq largely to protect our energy supply, and things are not much better today.
Just look at the map: Libya, Syria, Pakistan, Iran, much of the Arabian Peninsula. Hotbeds of turmoil and hatred of all things American.
Fortunately, we don't have to put up with this for much longer. The U.S. can become energy independent as early as 2020. The boom in shale gas and new oil finds will get us there. We have the reserves and the technology, and we're making new discoveries every year.
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What could stop us? Government interference. That means concerns about the environment.
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Deep-water drilling should have shut-off safeguards and containment. Shale "fracking" requires proper casings and return-water cleanup. Oil and gas pipelines must be secure and sensibly routed. All of this will add to energy costs. But that's the price for a clean environment.And we should not give up on coal, which still supplies 40% of the world's electricity. Tough EPA regulations threaten to shut down one of five U.S. coal-fired power plants. That doesn't have to happen.
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That's all fine and good, but what about renewable fuels? Aren't they the real answer?
But plentiful and affordable "green" energy won't be here any time soon. I don't mean plug-in electric cars or solar power to heat your swimming pool, but the millions of watts needed to sustain our power grid. That's still years, even decades, away.
We won't get there by planting more windmills or covering countless acres with solar panels. Breakthroughs are needed, and they're nowhere in sight.
Like it or not, oil, natural gas and coal will carry the load for a long time. So let's drill and frack and mine. Let's pay our environmental bills and clean up emissions. And let's get out of the Middle East.
It can't happen soon enough.
From Trecker's blog, The Residents' Corner, at naplesnews.com/blogs. Trecker is a chemist and retired Pfizer executive.
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Archive for June 2012
Receiver Battles
June 18, 2012 at 12:17pm by Scott • No Comments »
With Vincent Jackson on board and holding a $55.5-million contract, it's a given that he will be the #1 receiver. And while Mike Williams has been taking starters reps in OTAs and minicamp, Pro Football Weekly is guessing who will get a shot to be the starter opposite Jackson.
The Bucs are promoting a competition for the "Z" position and Mike Williams and Arrelious Benn will enter training camp, when the battle really could intensify, on a fairly even playing field.
The author must not have been watching too much Buccaneer practice because Benn took a bunch of snaps with the third team. I think he'll make the team in September, but to say he is on an even field with Williams ignores everything we've seen so far.
We also hear that Dezmon Briscoe, Preston Parker — who typically plays in the slot — and even Tiquan Underwood, who has only 11 career catches, also could get looks with the first-team offense at the "Z" position in camp.
Briscoe was said to be disappointing so far this offseason, but we've all seen him come through in games and I think he's a legitimate big play threat. Both Parker and Underwood earned raves during minicamp, Josh Freeman making sure to single out Parker specifically in an interview. The team will likely keep five receivers, so if all these guys make it, we're still left with Sammie Stroughter out in the cold and the Ed Gant fan club sorely disappointed. It seems like this year there isn't going to be as much competition at WR as other years. There were always at least two or three guys on the bubble that you could argue pretty easily for. I don't see that so much right now.
Winslow Had Us All Fooled
June 18, 2012 at 10:05am by Scott • 8 Comments »
I know I said I was done talking about Kellen Winslow, but since he's not done talking himself, I thought we'd take a quick look at what he was saying late last week about his former employer.
"Real sh-t? Real sh-t?" Winslow said. "Greg Schiano came over there [and said], 'Toes on the line! Toes on the line!' Blowing the whistle. You can't laugh. You can't joke around. So I decided not to go to OTAs."
Winslow should have just kept his mouth shut. I, and most people I discussed this with, assumed Winslow was just staying away because it's what he aways does and that Schiano didn't like it so he made an example of him. I didn't know Winslow showed up, didn't care for how his new boss was making him do things the right way and then stormed off like a child. The team needed him to help rebuild and he turned his back on them because he can't handle being forced to pay attention to details. Good player, shitty teammate.
"They got my man [Raheem Morris] up out of there," Winslow said. "I was loyal to him. I'd take a bullet for that dude. So I had to roll, man."
Oh yeah, Raheem was a great dude to work for as long as you don't mind losing for three months in a row. So I guess he had the magic touch to get the most out of Winslow, but without Raheem, Winslow is just a diva with glass knees.
Winslow said Morris wasn't a "company coach," but a player's coach. "They fired the wrong dude up there," Winslow said.
Any coach who doesn't let his players run wild is apparently a "company coach" and doesn't need to be listened to. Got it. Someone tell Bill Belichick he needs to be more of a pussy and cater to his players more. All that bullshit he does where he's a hard-ass is obviously a waste of time. Winslow doesn't say who should have been fired instead of Morris but I assume it's Mark Dominik because who else would it be? But it wasn't Dominik's job to coach those players on how to stop the run or make a tackle. Fuck that guy, man. I'm done defending Winslow.
2012 Minicamp Wrap-Up
June 15, 2012 at 12:11pm by Scott • 1 Comment »
Minicamp wrapped up yesterday and apparently not a hell of a lot happened on the field except Donald Penn catching a punt from the JUGGS machine to end practice early, because that's all anyone was talking about. Including Penn.
"I was joking around with coach [Schiano] about what a great athlete I am and he threw that up there and I did a good job," Penn said. "I know I can catch and you guys [the media] know I can catch. If I had dropped it we would have had to continue practicing. So since I caught it we ended practice early, which is great. We have been working hard, real hard, and put in a lot of work. And for him to do that today just shows how much work we put in and [that we're] doing a good job for coach to give us that day off.
That actually does say a lot about how well Schiano thinks the player are doing. He doesn't seem like the kind of coach who would end practice early if he was even the least bit dissatisfied in the team's efforts. Penn also had a couple interesting comments about practice as a whole.
Penn went on to talk about the difference in this season's OTAs and mini-camps versus years past.
"To tell you the truth, the intensity. Coach asked for it to be here and it stayed there all three days," Penn said. "And it didn't drop, really. That's the one big thing you have to take into the next few weeks off and take into camp."
One word rarely use to describe Raheem Morris's camps was "intense". Morris said he liked to bring "juice" to camp, but I think he meant actual juice because everyone seemed very hydrated but not terribly motivated. All that changes this year.
Penn also notes that he's getting married in July. Congratulations to Donald! And I say that with absolutely no sarcasm.
Lots of interviews were printed yesterday, including one from LeGarrette Blount who has encouraging things to say about what he's working on this offseason.
"I've been working on pass protection and picking up the blitzes this offseason," Blount said. "That's the thing I've been working on the most. I can say that's what I've improved on the most."
You know defenses are going to target Blount when he's on the field because of his reputation for not being able to handle those responsibilities. If he can jam his helmet into a rushing linebackers chest and put him on the ground to protect Josh Freeman, that will go a long way to proving he can be the every-down back that
most people some people I think he can be. It's a good interview that also covers his progress on catching passes and securing the ball.
There are also good stories about Mason Foster, Vincent Jackson and Greg Schiano's hopes for Aqib Talib. More to come.
2012 Minicamp Day 2
June 13, 2012 at 11:54pm by Scott • 2 Comments »
Today was the second day of mandatory minicamp and the same two players that were out yesterday, Brian Price and Amobi Okoye, were also out today. And to save me the trouble of typing it later, they'll be out tomorrow too.
E.J. Biggers is still starting at cornerback even though Eric Wright is on the field. Greg Schiano seems pleased with Wright's progress and hopes the thing that Schiano says is a health problem but Wright says is a personal problem is behind him. I don't think we have any particular right to know the truth here, but it would just be nice to know what the deal is so I know what to bitch about if he doesn't perform in the regular season. Preston Parker beat Wright in 7-on-7s today.
Josh Freeman had an off day today, overthrowing his share of receivers in the same way Dan Orlovsky did yesterday.
Tiquan Underwood got a lot of attention today and had a strong outing. Freeman overthrew him big time on one particular play, and Underwood had beaten his coverage and was wide open.
Vincent Jackson, Arrelious Benn, Luke Stocker and Sammie Stroughter all dropped catchable balls today. Dallas Clark, on the other hand, was grabbing balls like John Travolta in a massage parlor.
Mark Barron had a sweet interception early in practice. Barron plays smart and aggressive.
Mossis Madu has to find a way on the team. The backfield is pretty well stocked, but maybe there's a special teams slot he can slide into. He's just too fast to let go.
Interesting situational drill at the end of practice today. The offense faced first and goal on the 9-yard line with seven seconds on the clock and a touchdown needed. The defense held for the two plays the offense ran in that time. It's a nod to the Bill Belichick school of football where situations are everything.
Last day of minicamp is tomorrow. I'll be posting about it later in the evening so take the morning off and sleep in. Make up your own mom joke, I'm going to bed.
2012 Minicamp Day 1
June 13, 2012 at 04:00pm by Scott • 2 Comments »
Been a little slack today, but there's a lot of shit going on at home right now but it should all be settled down in a couple weeks. Without getting into too much detail, let's just say it involves your mom.
The Bucs had their first day of "mandatory" minicamp yesterday. I put mandatory in quotes because both Brian Price and Amobi Okoye were out, but were both excused. Price is being allowed to rehab in California and Okoye just had surgery on his knee, but should be ready to go for training camp. Everybody else was there, including Eric Wright who had missed most of the voluntary OTAs because of an illness no one is talking about. In the real world that generally means herpes, but Wright spent a lot of time in Detroit over the last few years and probably just inhaled too much smoke from tire fires.
The team went through individual drills before working as a team. Josh Freeman looked sharp, but Dan Orlovsky overthrew a couple wide open receivers. Dallas Clark doesn't look any different than he did in Indianapolis — very crisp routes and excellent hands. Speaking of good hands, LeGarrette Blount is impressing with his increased involvement in the passing game.
With the arrival of Vincent Jackson, someone had to be pushed down to the second-string, and that appears to be Arrelious Benn. Mike Williams is still running with the starters. Sammie Stroughter may not make it to the final roster. He seems to have been marginalized by some of the up-and-comers like Dezmon Briscoe and Preston Parker. Freeman loves what Parker brings to the table.
Lavonte David intercepted a pass intended for Blount. His anticipation for breaking on the ball and intercepting is said to be the best of all the linebackers. He is still the starting WLB.
Greg Schiano compared Derrick Roberson to Jim Marshall after he scooped the ball on a fumble drill and ran the wrong way.
There was another day of minicamp today. I'll try to get a more detailed rundown of it up tonight because there probably won't be a post tomorrow. Your mom really does keep me busy.
Bucs Step Up To Help Youth Programs
June 12, 2012 at 10:48am by Scott • 1 Comment »
Over Memorial Day weekend, two separate youth football teams in the Tampa Bay area had their equipment stolen right out from user them. Because as we all know, the black market for tiny little shoulder pads is HUGE. Here's the story about the burglaries with a rundown of what was stolen. Can you really fence youth football equipment? What could the burglars really expect to get for that stuff? It takes the worst kind of scumbag to steal from kids.
Anyway, the Glazer boys heard about it, put on their red and pewter cape and came to the rescue with checks to each organization to replace the stolen items.
"Put it this way, if the Bucs hadn't stepped up, we would've had a hard time playing this fall," Carrollwood Cardinals athletic director Eddie Polk said. "I was thinking, 'What are we going to do?' Then we heard from the Bucs. We can't thank them enough."
The Bucs donated $7,500 to the Cardinals, who play in the Tampa Bay Youth Football League. Meanwhile, a $3,500 donation was presented to the Highland Pines Cougars, part of the Unity Youth Football League playing at the Jackson Heights Youth Education Town Center.
This is an awesome move by the Bucs for any number of reasons: It builds their reputation in the community, it promotes the sport to young people who will spend money on and/or play football later in life, it's great press. But mostly it helps kids who just wanted to play and did nothing to deserve getting ripped off. A similar incident happened three years ago and, though Kellen Winslow stepped up to bring 30 of the kids to his youth camp at no cost, what those kids really needed was replacements for their stolen equipment. I'm not sure what happened to the Plant City kids, but I'm very glad the Bucs stepped up in these cases to help out. It's not a lot of money to them, but it means everything to those programs and children. Great job.
REAR ENTRIES: D-Line And Hair Line
June 11, 2012 at 11:19am by Scott • 3 Comments »
DLINE WOES: With all the optimism over the new regime and the focus on discipline and details, there's always someone who wants to piss on your Corn Flakes and tell you something about the season that's going to suck. Today, Roy Cummings is your pisser and the defensive line is what's bringing us down.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers general manager Mark Dominik still dreams of fielding a defensive line consisting of ends Adrian Clayborn and Da'Quan Bowers and tackles Gerald McCoy and Brian Price.
Dream is about all he can do.
While the article is mostly about Price, Bowers is the only real issue here. He thinks he'll be back for part of the season, but we'll go ahead and scratch him off until 2013 and if he does happen to come back early, fine. But Michael Bennett is no slouch and George Johnson is supposed to be an up-and-comer, so I don't think the left DE spot is going to suffer terribly. Price is in California training and expects to come back stronger than ever, but you'd never know that from this article.
If Price is not ready for this week's three-day mandatory minicamp, Schiano said he hoped Price would be ready for training camp in late July.
Those are hardly encouraging words, especially about a player who admittedly played at about 60 percent last season while recovering from surgeries to reattach his hamstrings to his pelvis.
The fact that Price played at all last year is pretty amazing, let alone that he did well. He'll be in Tampa for training camp because it's a new coaching staff and new system and he needs to learn it. If they take it easy on him and don't make him practice as much as everyone else, it's not the worst thing in the world as long as he's in shape for the season. And he seems dedicated to that goal. How about we wait until at least July before we start casting doom and gloom on the season.
SAPP SCHOOL: When Gerald McCoy was first drafted, Warren Sapp spent some time with him and Brian Price to try to get them to adopt an attitude of dedication. Maybe it worked, but it didn't translate into much effectiveness. So now it's time for Sapp to actually share defensive tackle techniques that could help in, you know, a game. But only a couple.
"When I come back from L.A. this time, me and him are going to get on the field together. I just want to see what he's thinking, get his mind right, maybe just a couple little tips here and there. This ain't rocket science. I'm not going to give him the formula to become the next tyrant on the field. But I promise you, you'll see a much more improved and a much more complete player on the field this year."
Why wouldn't he give him the formula to become a tyrant on the field? Sapp wants the Bucs to win, right? He wants McCoy to be the best he can possibly be, right? THEN TELL HIM EVERYTHING! Give him every possible tool he could need to be successful and then let him synthesize them into his own style. I understand the merits of figuring things out on your own, but it's not like McCoy is going to turn into a Sapp clone as soon as Sapp bestows these secrets on him. McCoy will still have to work and practice and watch film in order to be successful at it. What's the purpose of holding back, unless Sapp thinks McCoy will overshadow his legacy if he tells him everything he knows. That would be pretty shitty, even for Sapp.
UNACCEPTABLE: Josh Freeman took a break from his football camp at Wesley Chapel to talk to the media about Greg Schiano's running game. It's an interesting article and you should read it to get excited about the possibilities in the backfield, but that's not what this entry is about.
Do you see the banner pic? Do you see that fucking hair? That, my friends, is a frohawk. And it is decidedly non-championship. True fact: No Super Bowl winning quarterback has ever sported a frohawk. Do you think Joe Montana could have won with that? No fucking way. Hell, even superdouche Ben Roethlisberger never went that far. If Johnny Unitas were alive, he would take a flight to Tampa just to smack Freeman in the mouth. You have less than three months before you start playing games that count, Josh. Abandon that failed boy band look and grow your shit out NOW. Remember this guy?
That's a winner. That's championship hair. Anything less than that and you're just not trying.
"We've Got The Beef"
June 08, 2012 at 11:02am by Scott • 5 Comments »
There's a good interview with Carl Nicks in FS Florida. Nothing earth shattering or anything, but some decent quotes, including what he thinks of rookies.
"I don't want to get too close and then they leave or go to another team, so I just pretty much stay away from the rookies and let them do their thing."
Kind of like the guy who works at the animal shelter who doesn't want to name that new collie that just came in. But he does think the rookies are putting pressure on the veterans, specifically Doug Martin and LeGarrette Blount.
He works like he's a free-agent guy, and that's a good thing. He had Blount stepping his game up, and that's good."
Nicks likes the potential of the running game and, apparently, the size of the offensive line.
"We have the personnel, we've got the beef and we've got the running backs for sure."
Nicks realizes that everything has been without pads so far, but he likes the potential of the offensive line on paper. He'll get a chance to test that potential in pads next week when everyone comes together for a mandatory minicamp. Honestly, I think the offensive line is probably the best complete unit on the team at this point.
Brian Price Is Rehabbing
June 07, 2012 at 12:23pm by Scott • 2 Comments »
When I posted the defensive depth chart yesterday, a couple readers asked about Brian Price and why he wasn't at the OTAs. Stephen Holder anticipated your question and gave an explanation.
As it turns out, we've learned Price isn't actually hurt. Instead, he's working out and rehabbing with a California-based trainer in an effort to get himself into optimum health and playing condition, something he hasn't enjoyed since before he was drafted in 2010.
The first thing most people noticed when Price got on the field last season was, holy shit, he's huge. And he still made some pretty great plays at that weight. But apparently Price (or, more likely, Greg Schiano) feels that he will be even more effective if he doesn't look like he was overinflated. The training is going well enough that Price may even be excused from the mandatory minicamp next week. So that's all good news. I'm just wondering how Price convinced Schiano to let him train away from the facility without getting traded.
Defensive Depth Chart
June 06, 2012 at 12:43pm by Scott • 3 Comments »
Here is how the defensive depth chart looked at the OTAs yesterday. A couple surprises, including Cody Grimm and Rennie Curran being in the third-string. One non-surprise is Lavonte David moving into the starters. These may not mean much right now, so take them for what they're worth, but I think they give us an indication of how things are going up to this point. Keep in mind Eric Wright was not in attendance (and hasn't been) so he isn't listed in the secondary.
DL:Michael Bennett, Gerald McCoy, Roy Miller, Adrian Clayborn
LB:Quincy Black, Mason Foster, Lavonte David
DB:Aqib Talib, E.J. Biggers, Ronde Barber, Mark Barron
DL:George Johnson, Amobi Okoye, Gary Gibson, Daniel Te'o Neisham
LB:Dekoda Watson, Jacob Cutrera, Najee Goode
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DL:Quintin Anderson, Frank Okam, Jordan Nix, E.J. Wilson
LB:Antonio Leak, Adam Hayward, Rennie Curran
DB:Derrick Roberson, Leonard Johnson, Tramain Thomas, Cody Grimm


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Forgot one of your other arrogant comments:
"For those of you who gloated while beating Alabama 6 times in a row: Congratulations, it was the equivalent of winning a wrestling match against a kid who had no arms and no legs! Something you can be proud of."
Yea Auburn can only beat bama when bama is down (he means on probation for cheating). But I bet your attitude toward the 0-36 game is that Bama was just a much better team. It had nothing to do with the fact that Tubbs made an OC hiring mistake, had not recruited for years (which is why we won't have a good year this year), was on his way out and the team was in turmoil.
But, that doesn't matter because I am sure you in your arrogant wisdom truly believe it is because bama was and always will be the superior team in the IB. The only way Auburn wins is if bama is "down" or they mail it in. Otherwise Auburn or anyone else for that matter would ever win.
That just about sums up the arrogant, self-righteous, entitled attitude of MOST bammers.
Here is the problem with your self-righteous comments (if you even have the guts to come back to see out comments regarding your rant):
1. The complete and total arrogant attitiude shown by MOST (not all) Bammers after their 2009 championship was appauling leading all the way up to their loss at South Carolina. Trust me, I saw it first hand at the AL v FL last year. I heard bammers tell FL fans (because I was with some) "Too bad, but you will get your shot at us again in Atlanta on our way to Arizona for our back to back championship"
2. Then when that fell apart and Auburn continued to win, the COMPLETE AND TOTAL HATRED toward Auburn by bammers was stunning! Culminating with a moron poisioning the Toomer's Oaks! When in the history of the SEC have a group of people hated a team so much they actually became RABID PAC 10 fans to keep an SEC team from winning the NC.
The arrogant rants that come from bammers like you that truly believe they are entitled to win all their games and all the championships AMAZE me! You guys are like the Welfare Receipitents that say "GIVE ME MY CHECK!" "I WANT SOME OF THAT OBAMA MONEY!" You actually believe that because you are the great University of Alabama everyone should just not play and hand over the trophies every year.
Yes, you and most bammers are arrogant children:
"We have won more NC that you!"
"It has been fifty years since you won. If history repeats itself, it will be fifty more before you win another."
"Auburn will never equal the # of NC that Alabama has"
"For those who call Alabama fans jealous: Jealous? Of what? You're like the guy who just bought a brand new Ford LTD showing up at a Mercedes convention trying to "be somebody."
"For those who want to continuously dispute the number of national championships Alabama has had. Divide the number in two if you want and it is still three times the number Auburn has won."
"(There was something to that laptop story not to mention those other indiscretions):" - PROVE IT
"(As one who has had the advantage of living through several of them myself) it is a year to be
"The rest of us see it for what it is, and live in a world of reality where the stats and the wins (all of them) speak for themselves."
"You can reserve the whining for next year as my guess is, it will once again be necessary."
"How many games will they lose this year before the stands at Auburn start to look like the backstretch stands at Talladega during a truck race?"
"Once again Auburn is the Rodney Dangefield of college football. They get no respect. Clouds on the horizon about Cam even if nothing there, NCAA wont put it to rest."
ENOUGH SAID and I hate when I have to waste time on an ARROGANT KID!
I agree but there is not a non-AQ that has deserved it. If the SEC played Boise's Schedule last year 8-10 of the SEC teams would have gone undefeated last year. Until they play a tougher schedule they don't deserve to be considered.
I forgot one point, can you seriously think that Boise, TCU or Utah could play an SEC, B12, B10 schedule and remain undefeated at the end of the season? Until they play that kind of schedule and go undefeated it is laughable to seriously consider letting them play in the BCS NC.
Does the Big East deserve it...that is up for debate IMHO because the same argument above could be made for the Big East.
Crimson I completely agree with you! The reason College Football is SO POPULAR each and every week, is that EVERY GAME matters. And that is why there is so much passion shown by players and fans every week. The BCS is not perfect, nor would a playoff be perfect because someone would still be left out.
Also, no one pays attention to College Basketball until the Tourney. I believe the same thing could happen in CF if their was a playoff. A +1 would solve most of the issues with undefeated teams being left out, but then we would argue who the four teams should be if only a couple of them were undefeated.
Finally, for those arguing for TCU, Boise, Utah, etc to be considered to play for the BCS NC instead of a team from the SEC, B10, P10, or B12....that is Ludicrous! When these teams play more than 1 tough game a year and go undefeated....then we will consider it. Until then, just pat them on the head and tell them to be grateful you get a chance to play in a BCS Bowl Game, because without the BCS they would be playing in the San Diego State Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl.
And yes I know Utah beat Bama, Boise beat OU, etc. one game where the underdog is playing their Super Bowl and the Big Dog is there to have fun and play a nice little scrimmage because nothing is on the line proves nothing.
Another so called media outlet trying to make Auburn look bad. Journalism today is in a SAD state of affairs.
You may want to check out your statement in regards to being arrogant! Talk about an arrogant statement! OMG!
I love it when Bama fans make an arrogant comment about Auburn and then say that Auburn fans are arrogant.
Welcome Jermaine & WAR EAGLE!
Since you copied and pasted your post let me do the same.
As an Auburn Graduate and someone that knows a lot of Auburn grads here in Tampa I can tell you that NO and I mean NO Auburn Fan here believes we have won the BCS NC Game already and I can't believe many TRUE Auburn fans do. It will be a Great Game, hard fought and more than likely close.
Only Bammers are arrogant enough to have bought their SEC Championship Tics and NC Tics early this year....and yes I actually know several Bammers that had!
War Eagle and Pluck the Ducks!
As an Auburn Graduate and someone that knows a lot of Auburn grads here in Tampa I can tell you that NO and I mean NO Auburn Fan believes we have won the BCS NC Game already and I can't believe many TRUE Auburn fans do. It will be a Great Game, hard fought and more than likely close.
Only Bammers are arrogant enough to have bought their SEC Championship Tics and NC Tics early this year....and yes I actually know several Bammers that had!
War Eagle and Pluck the Ducks!
So what's Bama's excuse for being average at best?
First Corey, I would agree that most Auburn Fans thought Chizik was a bad hire BUT I an Auburn Grad was not one of them.
(For full disclosure...I never liked TT as our coach, EVER!) So, for students to want to keep TT as their coach was VERY misguided and naive looking at his whole tenure at Auburn starting with dropping the FSU series when he was first hired,
The 2003 season decable when we were ranked high and ended the season medicore at best. This caused the disrespect we faced in our 2004 undefeated season. Then the whole Tony Franklin mess and that season that thankfully caused him to depart. Not to mention his lazyness in recruiting his last years and saying we can't recruit in Alabama against Bama.
This same naive thinking also showed up in our last Presidential election...but that is for anothere time. Maybe you students should actually pay attention to ACTUAL history instead of the fantasy land you live in on Campus before making a decision to support and/or Hate someone.
Chizik was a great hire from the start because he actually gets what it means to be in the Auburn Family....I never felt that with TT.
It must be nice to be PERFECT in every aspect of your life. Alabama fans have surely never done anything wrong in their life that they regret and wouldn't do again. Wow, to go thru life everyday perfect in everyway, must be nice.
Amen Brother!
Much better to have these questions than the ones we had this time last year. Great Job Coaches and War Eagle!
This is not AURite it is a poser that has posted this word for word before. It is sad that you have this saved on your computer so you can post it once or twice a week.
Do you even know where Tuscaloser is located?
I have met "the man" and I was one of the VERY FEW who NEVER liked TT being our Coach. He started out of the gate as a wuss when he wouldn't play FL ST and paid them to get out of our two game series.
Then in 2003 when were ranked so high at the start of the season but he barely got it together enough to have a decent season which is what set us up for our #3 BCS ranking 2004 keeping us out of the NC Game (no respect from the previous year).
Then since his feelings were hurt he decided to get lazy and not recruit. How can you not recruit players after going undefeated and having 4-1st rounders in the draft.
Not to mention his undying loyalty to the Ole Miss Mafia he brought with him. How many of them are actually coaching in College Now...two. They managed to chase away 11 Coordinators in the time he coached...11. That is crazy!
He is a good person but an awful coach. The BCS programs know the kind of shape he left Auburn in and will not hire him. He may want to start looking into some High School programs!
Those are great points AUrite especially the point you made about the defenses being ranked by total yards allowed per game. With the quickness that our offense is scoring it is no wonder the other teams are gaining the yardage they are gaining.
War Eagle!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Let's Go SEC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Who Cares? Good riddance! I NEVER like him as our coach!
War Eagle!


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