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Sarwan to join Leicestershire for pre-season tour of Barbados next month
Leicestershire has become the sixth English County team to opt for a pre-season tour of Barbados.
And in related news, recently discarded West Indies batsman Ramnaresh Sarwan, their new overseas signing, will link up with the team for the first time while in Barbados next month.
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Echoing his sentiments was Warwickshires bowling coach, Graeme Welch, defending champions of the Barbados Cup.
The one thing I was worried about [last year] was the timekeeping and things like that because the Barbados way is quite laid-back, Welch said.
But everything went very smoothly and it was a great trip last year. There were five or six teams out there, as there will be again this time, and that allowed for some quality cricket and great practice out in the middle.
It will be good preparation for us because the batters will get some time at the crease and the bowlers will have to work hard for their wickets. (AH)

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- Marketing on the Go: Mobile Advertising
- Metrics 101 — Understanding and Using Measurement Data
- Professional Presentations: Turn Information into a Story That Sells
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Ad Operations for Account Execs, taught by Ad Ops experts from AdMonsters, AOL, and the New York Times
Learn and understand the process of operations in online advertising campaigns, including concrete steps that you can take to speed execution and improve the bottom line. Ad Operations for Account Execs explains what the ad ops role is and the key operational issues AE's must focus on when selling to ensure their clients' campaigns are successful. You will hear strategies for managing the complexity inherent in today's interactive advertising environment and how to avoid common pitfalls in areas such as targeting, prioritization, and rich media execution. The new IAB Ad Operations best practices will provide a framework for discussion. Plus, real-world case studies will demonstrate the potential dangers of ignoring these critical factors.
Intended for Account Execs new to interactive, this class will provide a new set of tools for structuring RFPs and winning in the marketplace.
Three Hours, Held March 25, 2009; October 20, 2009
Advertising Effectiveness 101: When and How to Measure the Efficacy of Digital Campaigns, taught by experts from comScore
This seminar will teach the basics of online campaign effectiveness including the capabilities of current analytics, common measures of effectiveness, and how to manage measurement projects efficiently.
Led by Anne Hunter, VP Ad Effectiveness Products at comScore, this class can help address the following questions:
- What type of measurement should I use for a brand campaign online? Direct response?
- How can I discern the varying contributions of different placements, creative and publishers?
- How can I compare online efficacy against offline media?
- How can I measure digital's impact on direct sales that they occur offline?
- Why is it important to understand the distinctions between different methodologies - panel vs. survey vs. third party database matches? Can I use these different techniques together?
- Who are the vendors offering measurement solutions and what are publishers and agencies able to do in-house?
This seminar is targeted at mid-level media planners, ad sales staff, as well as marketing and research teams from both publishers and agencies, particularly those tasked with proving the value of their media spend.
Three Hours, Held September 22, 2009
Best Practices in Yield Management, taught by James Deaker, Director, Microsoft Advertising Monetization Excellence
Two areas that have significant impact on overall monetization capability are pricing and inventory management, or put another way, Yield Management. For publishers, yield management is an increasingly important area of their businesses as they seek to not only sell more impressions, but also to sell impressions at a higher yield, maximizing revenue. As such, the goal of this program is to help publishers monetize their sites more effectively through the utilization of best practice yield/inventory management and pricing methodologies. The course will present an overview of best practices for product definition, inventory forecasting, rate card development and pricing policies. Participants will gain an understanding of the current state-of-the-art techniques, as well as analytical skills for improving the revenue opportunity on their sites. Taught by James Deaker, Director, Publisher Advisory Services at Microsoft.
Four Hours, Held May 20, 2009
Closing the Deal with Data: Using Research to Sell, taught by Experts from Hitwise and Scripps Network
With an ever increasing number of new sites emerging weekly and tight advertising budgets, it is becoming more important than ever to know how best to position the value of your site. This course will cover how to navigate the myriad of metrics available to tell the best story that makes you stand out from the crowd.
One of the most valuable assets of your website is the audience that visits regularly to engage with your content, and understanding who they are and their preferences can go a long way during a sales pitch. Participants will gain an understanding about how to leverage research to convey a strong value proposition to potential advertisers, guidance on how to get the most out of in-house research teams, and some "tricks of the trade" to write winning RFPs.
Three Hours, Held July 23, 2009; December 10, 2009
Getting Credit for Your Impressions: Understanding and Using Attribution Models, taught by Morris Martin of the Microsoft Advertising Institute
Digital media has always been defined by its measurability and accountability, but marketers are increasingly realizing the limitations of today's narrowly defined metrics. Specifically, the last ad standard that has been in use for nearly a decade has become antiquated as ad campaigns become more complex, users spend more time online, and advertisers reach individuals across multiple channels. Analyzing campaign success within distinct silos is highly limiting and assigning all the credit to the last ad served is overly simplistic, and conflicts with marketers' need for true accountability.
This class will highlight flaws in current attribution systems that limit the efficiency of digital media on both the buy- and sell-sides, and describe ROI metrics that credit success based on a more nuanced perspective. We will outline industry-leading techniques and cutting-edge technologies that are aimed at solving these problems and paving the way for the next generation of defining the currency of online media. Specifically, this seminar will:
- Demonstrate research around the amounts of data currently being discarded and synergies being ignored by traditional last-ad ROI systems.
- Identify publisher positions in the sales funnel and those who stand the gain the most from holistic, alternative ROI measurement techniques.
- Discuss next-generation ROI solutions in detail - including how they will affect publishers – and identify opportunities for publishers to get involved in shaping the space.
Targeted at mid- to senior-level publisher executives, the approaches presented in this class will help you more effectively present your offering to marketers and capture more of the value that your sites bring to the marketing landscape.
Two Hours, Held September 22, 2009
Managing Multiple Sales Channels
In today's environment, marketers are demanding ROI-based advertising and publishers are increasingly pressured to differentiate their offerings. This class will help publishers equip their sales teams with the expertise and ability to go to market with ad packages that capture the full range of marketplace demand. Publishers can capture more advertising dollars by analyzing sales and audience data to create an integrated sales strategy that manages multiple sales channels, brand and performance ad products, inventory bundles, and customer segments across the full range of a publisher's inventory.
This class, taught by Yahoo's VP of Inside Sales & Director of Consulting, will address the following issues:
- Why a shift in outlook from seeing inventory as "premium" and "remnant" to seeing it as a "guaranteed" and "non-guaranteed" marketplace can impact your overall strategy
- Which performance selling and marketplace strategies extract the most from your full spectrum of inventory
- How to build the infrastructure to execute this strategy
Targeted at executives responsible for sales, revenue, and operations, this class will give you new frameworks, insights and discussion opportunities to boost the performance of your advertising business.
Three Hours, Held April 16, 2009; June 16, 2009
Marketing on the Go: Mobile Advertising, taught by experts from Cars.com, Impact Mobile and eMarketer
Mobile advertising has been one of the great opportunities in the interactive space for the last decade, but the unique complexities of this environment have slowed progress. However, with recent improvements in network and handset technology, we may be reaching an inflection point. This seminar will present the current landscape in terms of mobile usage and audience demographics and discuss the impact of rising smartphone penetration. We will illustrate, using real-world examples, how mobile advertising can address the full range of marketing goals. The seminar will detail the spectrum of inventory options available today, from core offerings such as mobile display, messaging, and search to more advanced opportunities such as mobile video, voice ads, app-based advertising and location-based services. Cross-platform approaches will be discussed, as well as the current state of the art in terms of metrics. Finally we will present a framework for creative success in the mobile environment, and the keys to getting started with a mobile advertising campaign.
This class is intended for marketers and media planners looking to explore the mobile advertising space or advance existing, but nascent, mobile capabilities.
Three Hours, Held October 29, 2009
Metrics 101 — Understanding and Using Measurement Data, taught by experts from Nielsen
This seminar will teach the basics of online metrics and measurement, and how this environment differs from traditional broadcast or print media in terms of media planning and buying. It will provide an overview of the common metrics used online, including uniques, impressions, and clicks, with the uses for each. Panel-based and server based methodologies will be contrasted, and pros, cons, and issues for each reviewed.
Led by The Nielsen Company, this class can help address the following questions:
- What are the fundamental terms for online media planning, buying and execution? Get a rich understanding of Internet terms ranging from uniques and reach to impressions and cookies. Compare and contrast to traditional media terms and create an understanding of reach and frequency online.
- Why is it important to understand the distinctions between panel information, web analytics data and third party ad server information? How do these distinctions impact estimates in the online marketplace?
- How can publishers and agencies leverage these metrics to help convey a strong value proposition to clients?
Targeted to mid-level and junior ad sales staff and media planners; particularly those transitioning from traditional media to digital landscapes.
Three Hours, Held May 14, 2009; June 16, 2009; November 12, 2009
Professional Presentations: Turn Information into a Story That Sells, taught by Anne Miller, Advertising, Presentation, and Sales Specialist
At a time when presentation skills need to be razor-sharp, too many ad sellers are "presenting" the virtues of their sites when they need to be "communicating" the value of their sites to advertisers and their bottom lines. And they need to do that in a compelling, engaging, persuasive way with confidence, authority, and credibility.
This 1/2 day seminar will show participants the difference between mediocre presentations that induce client yawns and exceptional presentations that close business.
With a combination of lecture, demonstration, and individual exercises, participants will learn how to:
- Properly plan for specific presentations
- Instantly connect with their buyer(s)
- Build buying momentum for their story and make it compelling and engaging
- Turn a presentation from a monologue into a dialogue
- Give meaning and clarity to complex visuals
- Close easily and naturally to the specific next step in the sales process
- Deliver a presentation with confidence, authority, and passion
This seminar is designed for both junior reps with at least one year's experience who need to get on top of their presentation game as well as more seasoned reps who want to re-tool and refine their performance.
Not only will participants gain a much deeper appreciation of what it takes to make a winning sales presentation and a clear understanding of their strengths and areas of weakness, they will acquire tools, tips, and techniques to apply what they've learned and ultimately bring in more business for their companies.
Anne is well-known in the media industry as a respected author, speaker, and seminar leader. In the last twenty-five years, she has taught salespeople at more than 100 print and online companies, including Yahoo!, DoubleClick, PointRoll, UGO, and Visible World, how to sell millions of dollars worth of advertising.
Four Hours, Held June 9, 2009; October 15, 2009
Secrets to Success in Social Media, taught by Geoff Ramsay of eMarketer, Anna Banks of Organic, Inc., and Nichole Goodyear of Brickfish
Getting Started with Social Marketing: Best Practices for Success
Social media and social networking applications are two of the fastest growing segments of the internet. This class will describe the major social media formats and how marketers can leverage their unique characteristics – an engaged audience, two-way interaction, rich profile data and the social graph. After a brief market overview, it will address:
- Definition of social media and social networking
- Ways to advertise on these popular properties
- Analysis of social media's appeal and discussion of its utility for marketers
- Comparison of the different forms of social marketing and how you go about using each
- Common processes to buy and execute a social media campaign
- Metrics for evaluating success in social media marketing
- Some strategic principals and best practices for success, as well as misconceptions about the space and pitfalls to avoid
This class is intended for anyone working to understand the breadth of digital marketing opportunities available today through social media. Marketers, agency professionals and publishers will all benefit through learning the fundamentals of this channel in order to take the first steps towards executing and delivering social campaigns.
Three Hours, Held March 2009; June 2009
Targeting: Reaching the Right Audience Online, taught by Experts from QInteractive and Audience Science
Targeting, largely based on contextual approaches, has always been a crucial component of successful advertising campaigns. However, today's fragmented media landscape and highly empowered users make it harder and harder to find customers and stand out from advertising clutter. This seminar shows how new targeting approaches, based on innovative technologies and analytic frameworks, allow digital marketers to boost both reach and frequency in their campaigns, extend marketing messages across the purchase funnel, and stand out from competitors who may be over-reliant on the crowded contextual advertising space.
You will learn the important data sources that underlie today's most important targeting tools, the principles that allow optimization engines to turn data into insight, and the regulatory and consumer privacy pitfalls that must be avoided at all costs. This seminar will help you get started in the world of data mining and segmentation approaches, retargeting, and predictive behavioral targeting, and also provide proven tips and techniques for those looking to take their campaigns to the next level.
Intended for marketers and media planners, this seminar will also be useful for traditional media professionals looking to understand this fundamental capability of interactive advertising.
Two Hours, Held July 16, 2009; September 22, 2009
Understanding and Succeeding with Digital Video Advertising, taught by experts from BBE and eMarketer
Video is an increasingly important part of the online experience, with more and more content available in every category, from user-generated clips to full network programs. And with this dramatic growth of video content, marketers are able to access an entirely new form of advertising inventory that combines the addressability and flexibility of more traditional online formats with the emotional depth and story-telling capabilities that make TV advertising the center of most branding activity. This seminar will place the current user experience in its historical context, outlining the evolution of today's video advertising, describing the rich universe of content as well as the shape of the audience it attracts. We will discuss the available ad formats and their strengths and weaknesses for various marketing objectives, and what unique capabilities that addressable video advertising brings to the marketing arsenal. Specifically, the class will address these key questions:
- What is the consumer experience that is driving adoption of this medium, and what is the path of its likely evolution?
- What new advertising opportunities does this medium enable?
- Who are the key players and what do they offer consumers and marketers?
- Who is doing video advertising well today and what lessons can be drawn from this success?
- Why is digital video different from every existing advertising format, and how can you take advantage of these important distinctions?
Richly illustrated with examples and case studies, this seminar will outline proven strategies and provide an operating philosophy that will enable success for marketers looking to invest in this channel.
Two Hours, Held September 22, 2009; December 3, 2009
Video Game Advertising: Engaged Audience, Broad Reach, High Frequency, taught by EA, Massive, comScore, Wild Tangent and Arkadium
Experts from IAB member companies will explore today's video gaming sector and the exciting marketing potential unlocked by the growth of this entertainment medium. The class will debunk a number of common myths about this entertainment and advertising format and provide an overview of the video game landscape and up-to-date demographic analysis of the gaming audience. We will then review the kinds of inventory that exist in and around video games, and the kinds of results they can deliver. From display advertising products published "around games" to custom to dynamic ads purchased through a network, and custom-built "adver-games," you will acquire the information you need to understand how video game advertising works and the tools to start using it yourself. Case studies of actual campaigns and demonstrations of the gaming experience will illustrate the opportunities for exciting and effective marketing campaigns.
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Two Alexandria Bay state troopers were honored with the Brummer Award the highest award for heroism during the state polices 38th annual Awards Day ceremony Wednesday morning in Albany.
Nichole K. Turck and Scott D. Whitmore received the prestigious award, which has been presented 96 times since its inception in 1968, for saving an elderly couple from a fast-spreading house fire last April.
The early morning fire on April 2, 2013, consumed the town of Orleans home of Richard J. and Phyllis D. Kennell, then both 85, of 38150 County Route 13, but through the actions of the two troopers, both survived.
When Ms. Turck and Mr. Whitmore arrived on the scene about 1 a.m., the barn on the property was engulfed and the fire had begun to spread to the Kennells residence, state police said. The two immediately went to the residence and knocked on the windows, waking up Mr. Kennell, who was led from the house safely.
When the troopers learned that Mrs. Kennell, who was partially disabled, was still inside, they entered the burning residence, found Mrs. Kennell and carried her to safety.
The two also were honored at the 48th annual Law and Order Night awards held April 29 at Army & Navy American Legion Post 61 in Watertown.
In addition to the American Legion awards, Mr. Whitmore and Ms. Turck were issued special citations at the dinner by state Sen. Patricia A. Ritchie, R-Heuvelton; Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell, D-Theresa; Assemblyman Kenneth D. Blankenbush, R-Black River, and the Jefferson County administrators office.
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Hello everyone! I had the most wonderful weekend of creating and laughing...it was so great and I feel like I got some fun projects done. I'm going to try to wrap them up and get them posted soon. It was so fun to be in full creative mode for a few days...something I really needed and I'm so thankful to all of those that helped me with the kids so that I could go. :)
SPARK event next weekend, working on things to sell at Spark and so much more! Busy busy! I did get my Letter 'F' card done of the ABC Inspiration Challenge though. It's quite simple...I wanted to put the word 'fall' on there since it is my most favorite time of year, but ended up going with a 'fall' theme and putting the word 'family' instead.
I took a page from a Jenni Bowlin mini album, added an old stamp that was from an older Autumn Leaves stamp set (the leaf border stamp), added some paper, some stamped leaves that were cut out and a stamped image. Simple.
I hope that you all had a great weekend. Anyone battling the flu at their house? I'm praying that I don't catch it - any tricks? I have way too much to do to be down with the flu right now. Yuckers!
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- Carla said...
Gorgeous Robyn, your challenge is on my list of things to do...need to get going on it!
Flu prevention? Besides the typical washing of hands? Use paper towels to dry hands. I also heard that you can use some saline nasal spray to make sure no germies get in. And also avoid touching your face, when you do wash your hands before.
Hope everyone recovers!
- October 27, 2009 at 6:39 PM
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robyn!!! long long time! just found your blog through erin terrell clarkson's and i LOVE it! your artwork is gorgeous as always. :)
i'll be back...frequently. :)
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The National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) announced earlier today that IBM will install critical components of a petascale supercomputing system that will help scientists improve our understanding of Earth.
The new system, appropriately named Yellowstone, runs on an IBM iDataPlex supercomputer and consist of a massive central resource for file and data storage, a HPC cluster, and the required resources for visualizing the data gathered.
The system is based on Intel's upcoming Intel Sandy Bridge EP processors and a Mellanox FDR InfiniBand interconnect.
When it will be completed by IBM, it will include 149.2 terabytes of memory and 74,592 computing cores, while Yellowstone's central file system will have nearly 17 petabytes of usable disk space, 12 times what is available to NCAR's scientific research community today.
These will be joined by a DAV resource made up of two systems, one designed to facilitate large-scale data analysis, and the other for parallel processing and visualization activities.
"NCAR has a longstanding tradition for excellence in deploying resources to address unique challenges requiring high-performance computing capabilities," says David Jursik, vice president of high-performance computing at IBM.
"Yellowstone will substantially expand NCAR's ability to investigate climate change, severe weather events, and other important subjects.
"We are pleased to be selected as IBM continues to pursue high-performance computing for the purpose of helping scientists and leading decision makers address critical issues for a smarter planet," concluded the company's rep.
Yellowstone is expected to deliver 1.6 petaflops performance, or nearly 30 times the capacity of the system currently in use at NCAR's Mesa Laboratory in Boulder, known as Bluefire.
Once installed, the system will go through a testing period before being made fully available for scientific research in the summer of 2012.


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This article describes how to troubleshoot configuration errors in Windows XP by using the System Configuration utility (Msconfig.exe). The System Configuration utility helps you find problems with your Windows XP configuration. It does not manage the programs that run when Windows starts.
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These methods are intended for advanced computer users. If you are not comfortable with advanced troubleshooting, you might want to ask someone for help or contact support. For information about how to contact support, visit the following Microsoft Web site:
http://support.microsoft.com/contactus/The System Configuration utility automates the routine troubleshooting steps that Microsoft Customer Support Services professionals use when they diagnose system configuration issues. When you use this utility to modify the system configuration, you can select check boxes to eliminate issues that do not apply to your configuration. This process reduces the risk of typing errors that you may make when you use any text editor, such as Notepad. You must be logged on as an administrator or as a member of the Administrators group to use the System Configuration utility.
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Blue Water, by Sarajo Frieden.
15% of the sale of this print goes to the American Forests.
Sarajo Frieden is an artist and illustrator living in Los Angeles with her son. Raised in the wilds of Oakland, California, she chronicled her family's adventures both real and imagined, something she drew upon to illustrate Noonie's Masterpiece, a graphic novel published in 2010 by Chronicle Books. Her work can be seen on lamps, pillowcases, teapots, journals, and the like. She divides her time between illustration and painting, which can sometimes involve collage, shaped paper and embroidery. Her artwork has been exhibited in a variety of cities including Los Angeles, Melbourne, San Francisco, and Rome.
About the print:
I love to spend time in the ocean - both on the surface and below. The marine environment fascinates me. This piece was inspired by photos of bioluminescent phytoplankton. All marine life relies on phytoplankton, which also "fixes" carbon dioxide by removing it from the atmosphere. Recent studies suggest a decline in phytoplankton, and warming seas threaten their populations. These amazing creatures that inhabit the seas, so crucial to life, made me think about all the beauty and wonder that often goes unseen. This piece is a humble attempt to paint an imaginary slice of the sea; like shining a flashlight in a hidden place to illuminate what is there.
Blue Water was printed on 365gsm 100% cotton rag paper with archival pigments by POVevolving. Each print was signed and numbered by the artist..
What is your process?
For personal work, I usually never plan—I just get started. My paintings and collages evolve through a process of addition and subtraction. I usually work on several pieces at once, and some pieces I come back to after leaving them alone for a while.
What has inspired you recently?
We've been camping in Big Sur for many years and it is a magical place. One place in particular that I like to visit can only be reached from one of the coastal trails. About an hour in, hidden from view, is a densely packed grove of pygmy redwood trees. On a windy day, it is possible to sit beneath these trees and hear the orchestra of sounds they make as they squeak, screech, moan, and knock against each other. It is a quiet orchestra, but I've never been anywhere else like it, and it always inspires me.
Why did you choose to pair American Forests with your print?
I wanted to pair this print with an organization whose mission in some way involves repairing the planet. That is the work American Forests is engaged in. Their goal is to plant 100 million trees by 2020.
How have you seen art transform the world around you?
I am always hoping that art somewhere is transforming our relationship to the world. Art can transform with wonder and the power of imagination, and I don't believe the human race can really progress without it.
If you could pick one artist to mentor you, who would it be?
I could never pick one! An ever expanding constellation of artists inspire me - Paul Klee, Alexander Calder, Beatriz Milhazes, Matisse, Pierre Bonnard, Kiki Smith, William Kentridge, Jacques Tati, Federico Fellini, Pina Bausch, to name a few.
Who are some artists you think people should know about?
The artists above, and so many others. Charles Burchfield (at the Hammer this year), Machine Project in residence at the Hammer or at home in Echo Park, Velaslavasay Panorama, Steve Roden - a painter who also works with sound. I think the process of looking for and finding artists - seeing work that inspires and informs you - is part of the job of being an artist.


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It helps that I have been to the black balsam knob/shining rock wilderness area 4 times over the last year. I love that area and cannot wait to go back there again. Here is a picture taken from...
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The bombshell that dropped on Memorial Day will forever resonate with Ohio State fans. The news that Jim Tressel, a coach with an 82% winning percentage and a coach who won or shared the Big 10 title for 7 consecutive years, has resigned amid allegations of rampant player misconduct. The Assistant Dean in the Big 10 is now gone, and the destruction that will be left behind is something only the future can know. Will the NCAA crack down? Will Ohio State get USC'd, so to speak? The Buckeye Nation will be on pins and needles until judgement has been rendered.
It has become clear the Ohio State leaders were ignorant (at best) to the goings on in Columbus, and the NCAA generally doesn't take too kindly to such things. There are too many unknowns for me to essentially guess at what will happen to Ohio State, though I think we can all agree that the Buckeyes will feel the wrath of the NCAA at some point, it's just a matter of how severe the wrath will be.
One thing that is for certain is there will be a massive void left when Ohio State takes their inevitable decline (spare me your crap, Buckeyes; you don't go through what Ohio State is about to go through and not step back). This decline might not necessarily happen this year, though, as Ohio State is still the most talented team in the conference. The news of an independent investigation into star quarterback Terrelle Pryor could change that, however. Should Pryor be suspended for the season, or miss more than the 5 games he was previously suspended for, Ohio State could be in deep trouble, with options being a Joe Bauserman, a 6-foot-1, 233 pound (seriously?) senior with little experience, or the hot shot true freshmen Braxton Miller, a duel-threat quarterback with no experience and only 185 pounds on him. No matter how good Miller may be, starting a true freshmen at quarterback is never a good thing.
So not only will Ohio State be without one of the best coaches in Big 10 history, but they may (and right now it's just that) be dealt with having a first-year head coach (Luke Fickell) AND a new starting quarterback. Yikes. With a schedule that includes Wisconsin, Nebraska, Michigan State, Penn State, Michigan and Miami, that's a lot to ask.
With that said, who can step into the void and fill the mighty shoes of Ohio State while they giants are on their knees? The good news for the Buckeyes is that, frankly, the Big 10 is lacking in talent right now. This isn't the SEC where an Alabama can get knocked down and Florida or LSU will simply fill the gap. Every team in the conference has major questions, some of which are too great to think that the programs can capitalize at all. You can rule out Indiana, Purdue, Illinois, Northwestern and Minnesota. No offense to those fan bases, but Ohio State avoiding NCAA trouble was never what was stopping them from Big 10 greatness.
That leaves us with 6 teams that can capitalize on Ohio State's predicament: Iowa, Michigan, Michigan State, Nebraska, Penn State and Wisconsin. Each team on this list has less talent than Ohio State, but the gap is different for each one, and that will play into why certain teams are higher than others. What will also be a key factor is what divisions the teams are in. Teams in Ohio State's Leaders Division will be much happier than those that aren't. Which teams have the most to gain? Let's take a look.
1- Wisconsin: The Badgers are at No. 1 because they are the second best team in the conference in my opinion and they live in the same division as Ohio State. With the conference going to a divisional format, getting the Big 10 title game is paramount, and if your chief divisional rival is in hot water with the NCAA, life is good. The Badgers also have a style that is conducive to consistency. Recruit big lineman and pound the rock. They do have a big question mark at QB as well as OL for this year, though I doubt the latter will be an issue going forward.
2- Penn State: While Penn State doesn't have the talent of Wisconsin, they do have a solid program that won't be rebuilding forever. They, like Wisconsin, live in the Leaders division alongside Ohio State. If Penn State was ever going to challenge the top dog, it would be when the top dog was hobbled. Penn State could also benefit from Ohio State feeling vulnerable, and losing their sense of conference invincibility. Like it or not, Buckeyes, but that feeling will fade throughout this process.
3- Nebraska: The first team outside of the Leaders division is the Cornhuskers. Perhaps more talented at Wisconsin, Nebraska was given a tough road to hoe in it's first two seasons in the Big 10, drawing both Ohio State and the Badgers. However, without Jim Tressel and perhaps Terrelle Pryor, things are looking up for Bo Pelini and Co. The thought of a true freshman or untested senior quarterback coming into Lincoln must make Pelini a happy man.
4- Michigan: The talent gap between the two teams is comical, but when your No. 1 rival is in the position that Michigan's finds itself, things are looking good. With a new coach and a new sense of excitement around the program, Ohio State coming back to the field is the best thing that could happen to the Wolverines.
5- Michigan State: The Spartans, to me, always seem like they aren't as good as they think they are. Last season was a perfect example of that. Yes, they went 11-2, but outside of a win against Wisconsin, their season was lacking in quality wins, but it did have two terrible losses (a combined score of 86-13). The Spartans get Ohio State first in in 2011 as far as Big 10 teams are concerned, and I have to think that's a good thing for Michigan State, even though the Buckeyes own Sparty. Long term I'm not sure Michigan State can be the team that competes for the Big 10 title consistently, but they have a good shot at doing so in 2011 with what they bring back.
6- Iowa: Iowa won't be affected by Ohio State's troubles directly in 2011 as they avoid them on the schedule, but teams they play will get a weakened Buckeye opponent, so that will be tough. Iowa will never be a consistent league winner, but they will always be a solid team. They are the least affected by the Ohio State mess as they won't play the Buckeyes until 2013 unless the two meet in the Big 10 final, so they won't be as thrilled as the rest of the league with this news.
It's not a given that any of the above teams will capitalize on Ohio State's misfortunes, but I wouldn't bet on the Buckeyes running through the league like they usually do. Losing a coach the caliber of Tressel is a tough blow, and if they do in fact lose Pryor that will make 2011 doubly difficult. The schedule gets that much harder for Big 10 teams with the new divisional format, and the odds of Ohio State absorbing the coming storm without a step (or two) backwards is unrealistic. The Big 10 teams will all say they feel for Ohio State, but behind closed doors there are fist pumps galore and the booze is free flowing. Goliath is weakened, and his cries of pain can be heard from State College, Pa., to Lincoln, Neb.


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My best friend and I have been friends for 5 years, never had any major problems or fights. She has been with her boyfriend for only 7 months yet she seems to be choosing him over me! She told me that her boyfriend doesn't like me, but he also dislikes a few other friends of hers. It makes absolutely NO SENSE..I have only met him a handful of times and never said/did anything wrong to him. My bff and I used to hang out all the time, but now since she has a boyfriend AND he doesn't like me I almost never see her..when we do hang out she lies to her boyfriend and says she is doing something else. The last time I talked to her was 2 weeks ago and she said we would do something soon, and hasn't called me/contacted me since. Most of the time when I want to hang out she says "I can't i'm hanging out with my boyfriend"- she sees him allll the time, and only sees me like once a month!
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She's in an awkward spot having to choose between her best friend and her boyfriend. He sounds like he is insecure if she can't even tell him she is hanging out with you. Just let her make the next move if she does. Sometimes when people get into a relationship they forget about their friends. So keep yourself busy with your other friends, other projects and your boyfriend.
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If she's your age then what she's doing is pretty normal. When teens fall in love for the first time(s) they often neglect everything but their sweethearts. It's intense, it's huge. Have you ever seen the movie "Endlesslove" with Brooke Shields? Or even "Crazy/Beautiful" with Kirsten Dunst? Young lovers go insane.
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- 1/8 teaspoon ground cloves
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- 1 teaspoon onion powder
- 1 teaspoon chili powder
- 1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 3 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- Six (6 to 8 ounces) boneless, skinless chicken cutlets, 1/2-inch thick
- 2 cups grapefruit juice
- 1/4 cup brown sugar
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- 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
- 1/4 cup raisins
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- 1 red bell pepper, seeded and finely diced
- 1 green pepper, seeded and finely diced
- 2 mangoes, peeled and cut into 1/2-inch dice
- Vegetable oil cooking spray
In a glass mixing bowl, combine the cloves, paprika, onion powder, chili powder, black pepper, ground cinnamon and salt. Add the vegetable oil and garlic and marinate the chicken cutlets in the mixture, covered, in the refrigerator while you make the relish.
In a small saucepot over medium heat, combine the grapefruit juice, brown sugar, cinnamon sticks, and vinegar. Simmer over medium heat until the volume is reduced by half and about 1 1/4 cups remain. Add the raisins, onion and peppers and simmer over low heat until most of the liquid has evaporated and the mixture begins to look shiny. Add the mangoes, stir for a few seconds and remove from the heat and cool; you should have about 3 cups; discard the cinnamon sticks.
Spray a 10-inch skillet or stove-top grill pan with vegetable spray and set it over medium heat. Add the chicken breasts and cook, over medium heat, for 3 to 6 minutes per side or until completely cooked through. Remove from heat and cool for 2 minutes. Slice the chicken on the diagonal into thin slices and fan them out on a plate. Surround each portion of chicken with about 1/2 cup of mango chutney.
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nutrition information per serving
401 calories; 9g total fat; 98mg cholesterol; 414mg sodium; 38g carbohydrates; 3g fiber; 41g protein
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I just read your first blog -the from from November, 2009. It makes PERFECT sense to me!!!!!!! OMG - I get it now! But even though the hurt and pain of his betrayal are still devastating and I still can't eat, sleep or barely function, what you said really hit home to me! I feel like I have only two choices in my life, for me and my innocent children, and that is Reconciliation or Divorce! There's no in between - no, gray area! And I know my DDay was on March 20th, 2011 and I shouldn't make any decisions yet, I still start down one of those paths each and every day only to run like hell back to the starting point because I am so scared! I HATE HIM for making me choose either path! What I thought was suppose to be forever - is now the biggest decision I feel I will ever have to make and if I screw it up, I and my children will suffer greatly for it! I don't want him but I need him! I just wish I didn't love him anymore and that would make my decision easier! Even though I am very weak, physically, I'm trying to get the strength to kick him back out of the house! So I can think without him around. He wants to Reconcile and make things better and soooooo sorry & blah, blah, blah - don't care, don't want to hear, just want to punch him in the face or kick him somewhere else! What the HELL am I going to do??????
Anyway, point is, was she amoral and broken? Sure. BUT yes, many are predators...
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Well, I'm sad that you lied to me, too.
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This post helped me put it all in prospective. Its so true. Monica Lewinsky comes to mind. Although FWW was the better looking one she was in a low place. He was/is a POS.
How can someone who cheats on his wife be a trade up? Makes no sense.
"After a hurricane, comes a rainbow." Katy Perry
SOOOOOOOOO very true!
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Candy Cookies in a Jar is a recipe for cookie mix that is filled with lots of goodies and decoratively arranged in a jar. These are fun and easy to make, plus they make great gifts for the Holidays. This particular recipe is for Chocolate M&M Cookies, but any cookie recipe could be used following the same layering concept.
With the Holidays quickly approaching, some blogger friends and I thought it would be fun to share some cooking-related handmade gifts. If you find yourself buying more and more gift cards each year, then these gift ideas are for you! We have covered the bases to create a wide variety of gifts that are unique, easy and fun to make for your friends, neighbors, the person who has everything and that person who you just have no idea what to buy for them! Plus there is an awesome giveaway too!
Adam and I spent a fun afternoon pouring flour and sugar, as well as spooning goodies, into a jar to make gifts for his cooking class teachers. Talk about the perfect gift!
Then we sealed up the jar, added a bow and included an instruction card for how to make the 'Candy Cookies' from the jar.
For the recipient, making the cookies is quite simple. Just add butter, an egg and vanilla, mix it all together, drop dough onto prepared cookie sheet and bake! You could even make and gift some homemade vanilla while you're at it.
I used these 1-quart wire bale air-seal glass jars from Freund Container. They have a nice wide opening that is perfect for filling with the ingredients for Candy Cookies in a Jar. The metal snap closure made them very easy to seal (plus, they look nice !)
A trick we discovered for filling the jars was to put each powdery layer (so flour, cocoa, sugars) on a piece of waxed paper (or parchment would work too) to neatly funnel each layer into the jar. Then with a rubber spatula and a small glass (or baby food jar), pack down and smooth each layer before adding the next ingredient. The result is a lovely jar filled with a tasty cookie mix for 'Candy Cookies.'
- 1¾ cups all-purpose flour, divided
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- ¼ teaspoon salt
- ¼ cup cocoa powder
- ¾ cup packed brown sugar
- ½ cup granulated sugar
- ½ cup semisweet chocolate chips
- ½ cup white chocolate chips
- ½ cup candy-coated candies (such as M&Ms)
- 1 quart wire bale air seal glass jar, washed and dried completely
- ribbon, or other decoration
- note cards with instructions
- In a small bowl, whisk 1 cup flour, baking soda and salt. Pour onto waxed paper and funnel into jar and firmly pack it down into an even layer, using a silicone spatula, the bottom of a glass, back of a spoon, whatever works.
- Pour brown sugar into jar and firmly pack it down into an even layer.
- Pour granulated sugar onto waxed paper and funnel into an even layer in jar.
- In another small bowl, whisk remaining ¾ cup flour and cocoa powder. Pour onto waxed paper and funnel evenly into jar.
- Add layer of chocolate chips, white chocolate chips and M&Ms.
- Seal jar and decorate as desired. Include the directions listed in the Notes below.
Now for the exciting giveaway news. The generous folks at Freund Container have given us three $100 gift certificate to giveaway to three lucky readers! So after you get inspired by all of the wonderful projects that everybody made below, enter the giveaway for your chance to win!
Handcrafted Holiday ideas for making gifts from your kitchen using products from Freund Container:
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With our unique selection of Designer Jewelry, Giftware and Fine Art, Lily & Co. is the place to shop on Sanibel. Along with an expansive selection of couture jewelry that also includes silver, platinum and gems, we provide professional watch and jewelry repair. And with the Lily & Co. Positively Precious Program we can purchase previously worn jewelry and precious metals from customers for liquidation purposes. You'll also love the fabulous selection of distinctive artwork created by Sanibel artists – perfect for gift-giving or to spice up any room in your home or office. Browse around then give us a call, send an e-mail or just stop in to say hello!
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I know, the title is odd, and definitely has nothing to do with saving money or coupons. But, this is what I've been dealing with this week and thought most of you parents out there could relate.
My 6 year old son as an upper respiratory infection. Poor kiddo looks like dog doo-doo. As I'm sure you all know, when you have a sick kiddo, nothing gets done! We don't get to go to work (although this could be a pro!), we can't get housework done because our kiddo wants us glued to them and we pray that we don't catch what they have causing us to stay home even longer and more work going undone. Plus, we hate seeing our kids not feel well. These are all the cons that I can see with a sick kiddo.
So what are the pros you ask? Well, for me, my son is SUCH a cuddle bug when he is sick. My son is a VERY active boy, and although he will cuddle here and there, it's only briefly before moving on to something else. When he is sick, he is almost too cuddly, but I love it! I also enjoy the time I get to devote to just him. He's a twin, so finding that one-on-one time is difficult and has to be planned appropriately so the other doesn't get jealous. When my daughter is sick, she is also very clingy and we get to spend nice one-on-one time as well.
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The Department of Curriculum, Instruction and Special Education prepares individuals to teach or work in several areas of exceptionality. At the undergraduate level, the licensure track program leads to licensure in mild/moderate disabilities (K-12) in the state of Mississippi. The special education undergraduate program requires preparation in mild/moderate disabilities as well as study in one additional areas of emphasis. The non-licensure track program is designed to prepare candidates to work with individual with disabilities in non-school settings, including adult services. Those interested in working as teachers in school settings should enroll in the licensure track program.
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