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"'Reprogramming' cancer cells to treat high-risk brain cancer."
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In the last few years, researchers have learned much more about epigenetics. Epigenetics is the study of how and why certain genes get expressed. This knowledge has allowed scientists to better understand the mutations that cause cancer. The inappropriate expressing and silencing of some genes may cause some types of cancer and make them resistant to treatments that are currently available. A team of international researchers led by William Weiss, MD, PhD at the University of California, San Francisco, has been awarded a $1.88 million grant by CureSearch to investigate their hypothesis that drugs that reprogram the epigenome can improve outcomes for children with high-risk medulloblastoma, a type of brain cancer. Dr. Weiss and his team are working to develop new treatments for high-risk medulloblastoma by identifying mutations in epigenetic regulators, and using drugs that target these mutations.
When cancers are considered high-risk, it is often because they are resistant to treatment. Medulloblastoma is difficult to cure using conventional treatments like chemotherapy. Researchers believe that these cancers are resistant to treatment because they have mutations in a group of genes that control epigenetics, a group of proteins that tell the cell which regions of DNA to read, and which to ignore. To conduct their research, the team will first map the genetic changes (mutations) in genes regulating access to chromatin, which is a complex group of proteins that surround and compact the DNA. Then, based on their findings, they will begin testing medications on high-risk medulloblastoma specimens taken from patients during surgery, and in mice that have been genetically engineered to have this cancer. Their hope is that within three years, they can both identify and develop treatments that can be moved to a Phase I clinical trial in patients.
Potential Impact on Children
Brain tumors are the leading cause of death from cancer in children, and medulloblastoma is the most common type of malignant brain cancer. Patients with high-risk medulloblastoma are particularly resistant to the treatments that currently exist. When children with medulloblastoma are resistant to therapies, they have very few options for treatment and long-term survival tends to be poor. More effective treatments for refractory cancers (those resistant to treatment) are crucial. Dr. Weiss's work attempts to understand how brain cancer cells are "programmed" by the epigenome, and thus how to "reprogram" them to improve treatments for children with medulloblastoma.
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Dr Weiss, at the University of California, San Francisco, studies brain tumors in children. His research focuses on trying to understand how to overcome relapse that is often seen in brain cancer patients following initial treatment. Dr. Weiss is studying the genetic changes in brain tumors following treatment to identify new targets for therapy. The team focuses on medulloblastoma, an aggressive type of brain tumor that shows frequent relapse.
Over the last 18 months, Dr Weiss' research team has analyzed more than 20 brain tumors from medulloblastoma to find a set of genes that change in patients post-therapy. Their research has uncovered a set of genes involved in epigenetics. Epigenetics is the study of how the environment or other factors, like cancer drugs, affect DNA. The Weiss lab has been actively pursuing three of these gene targets: LSD1, HDAC1 and MYC. Dr. Weiss has been testing FDA approved drugs for these targets in his pre-clinical models of medulloblastoma. By testing pre-approved drugs, Dr. Weiss hopes to get these potential cures to children sooner. This will allow the team to move quickly to determine if these compounds will be effective in treating medulloblastoma. According to Dr. Weiss, funding from CureSearch has enabled his team to focus on "testing drugs that are in the clinic or about to enter trials" that can be used to treat medulloblastoma.
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THE New York woman who made headlines recently when she paid $39,050 at auction for three native American ceremonial objects and vowed to return them to two tribes protesting the sale, says her action "came from the heart."
Elizabeth Sackler responded after Sotheby's refused to remove from its May 21 auction two ceremonial Hopi dance masks, or "Kachinas" and a painted hide mask thought to be Navajo. The auction house had received letters from each tribe requesting that the masks be removed from the sale but has maintained its legality under the Native American Graves and Repatriation Act of 1990.
"I would hope more people would become more sensitive to other cultures," Miss Sackler says. "These Indian cultures are not dead. It's important for the art world to distinguish between objects of art and sacred objects of living cultures. These masks are part of a spiritual, ceremonial life, now in 1991. These objects are different from rugs woven for trade or jewelry made for sale."
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MANITOWOC Abby Garcia says she is completely for going green.
"Repurposing is one of my passions," she said.
Garcia is general manager of 8th and York Restaurant, in downtown Manitowoc on the corner of, well, Eighth and York streets. While planning the fare, to the décor, to the building itself, she used sustainable practices.
"I like the history of downtown. Our building is beautiful," she said of the former Manitowoc Place Hotel, which she is restoring to its original glory. The marble floors have been preserved.
In selecting the tiffany blue paint color for the restaurant, Garcia worked with Ryan Keistin to select colors popular in the time period the building was built 1927.
"We're bringing the old back. History gives it more life," Garcia said.
According to Mainly Manitowoc's Executive Director Jamie Zastrow, Main Street downtown revitalization programs, by their very philosophy, are green. The Main Street program has an emphasis on restoration and preservation. Old is the new green, she said.
"Main Street is all about community development and revitalization of downtowns as a answer to urban sprawl," Tony Fodden said.
Fodden, a member the Manitowoc Sustainability Committee and also of the Main Street Board of Directors, is an architect who has been involved in redevelopment and reuse of buildings. He brings his experience in to the community to promote the broader range of sustainable practices.
"In order for Manitowoc to be a sustainable community, it needs to offer the same quality of life to our grandkids that it does to us," Fodden said. "That is the bottom line."
The Manitowoc Sustainability Committee said the following about sustainable practices:
"Sustainability is more than recycling and other common activities, these are important aspects of sustainability, yet there is also an underlying principle that drives it. This principle is to adapt to changing times, different challenges and new technologies in such a way that includes a deeper understanding of the impacts of a given activity on the community/environment and make choices and decisions that have positive impacts."
Garcia searched throughout the state of Wisconsin for antique furniture. She purchased chairs from the old Fox & Hound Pub Club in Milwaukee. She found an antique bar from the Wrigley Chewing Gum Mansion on Lake Geneva.
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Physicians will soon have a new tool to fight cancer: big data.
Tidemark's big bet revolves around a user interface that applies an infographic style to forecasting and financial reporting. The overall goal is to get all employees invested in the profitability of a company.
Dell — #3 in PCs — is in play with three bids on the table to buy the company. What are the buyers planning to do?
Using data collected from smartphones, the Health eHeart Study hopes to come up with precise ways to predict heart disease in people without obvious risks.
Santa Clara is now the first U.S. city with community-wide access to free, outdoor Wi-Fi, thanks to smart meters.
The use of enterprise software is thriving, particularly among large companies, with those with 1,000 or more employees reporting a significant increase in the use of enterprise software.
A survey of the best places to work in Scandinavia has found Microsoft topping the list more than once, with fellow tech companies both large and small not far behind.
The latest figures for 'smart connected devices' show that while Samsung's still selling more units than its rival (just about), Apple's far and away the leader on margins.
Cisco's latest world tech report hones in on IT managers, and the challenges and opportunities they see with all of this data.
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The idea behind the Equinix-NetApp collaboration is to offer cost and scaling benefits associated with the public cloud while having the control and security levels typically associated with private clouds.
Businesses that start experimenting with 3D printers now could gain an advantage over competitors, says Gartner.
It's never going to end between the two tech giants.
The speculation on the next version of Windows (code-named Blue) is getting out of hand. Based on a few screenshots and one offhand remark from a prominent Windows blogger, one of my colleagues is convinced that the Windows desktop is an endangered species. Nope. Not gonna happen.
Although the so-called 'Google tax' has lost its most important features, it's on its way to becoming law, creating uncertainty for freelance journalists and business opportunities for lawyers.
Google's first round of Glass guinea pigs are being notified they've got the nod for a pair of the networked specs ahead of general release.
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A golf range finder allows a player to measure the distance between two points. In golf, this means the distance from where your golf ball landed to the pin. Providing accurate information regarding this distance is important in club selection. The typical golf range finder is a reflection range finder. Golf range finders have many different features available
- The most popular kind of reflection range finders used in golf is the laser. A laser beam is reflected or bounced off of the golf ball and the measurement is transmitted back to the unit. Using a bright ball---an orange-colored one for example---will allow a more accurate measurement because the color orange is more reflective than the color white
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- A golfer attempting to figure out the distance of his shot without a range finder.Golf range finders help golfers determine their distance to the pin from anywhere on the course. They come in a couple of different models. Range finders are small, fitting in your golf bag for convenience, and surprisingly accurate. Many models are accurate to one yard to the pin, allowing the golfer to select the appropriate club to reach the pin
- Laser range finders are self-contained binocular shaped devices that transmit a laser to the target, reflecting it back to show the range. These finders are often cheaper to buy than other types. The purchase is the only price you pay, ever. Their greatest advantage is simplicity. Regardless of what course you are playing they will be able to read the distance
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Matplotlib doesn't seem to find files in the current working directory when running latex. Does anyone know where it looks for files?
The background is: I have a huge preamble that I
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The following editorial appeared in Thursday's Washington Post.
For years, the United States complained privately to China about corporate espionage and intellectual property theft aimed at U.S. companies and institutions. Nothing changed. In recent months, the United States went public in a series of speeches by senior officials who demanded that China knock it off. In an address in March to the Asia Society, national security adviser Thomas E. Donilon said "sophisticated, targeted" thefts of confidential information and technology were coming from China "on an unprecedented scale."
This more assertive approach coincided with the rise of China's next generation of leaders, led by President Xi Jinping. President Obama is scheduled to meet Mr. Xi today in California and they have plenty to discuss. The United States hopes China will help influence North Korea and Iran to stem or reverse their pursuit of nuclear weapons. It wants Beijing to stop bullying its neighbors in the South China Sea. More broadly, Mr. Obama should make the case to Mr. Xi that his best interest lies in steps toward liberalizing China's political system.
Economic espionage in cyberspace is a pressing issue where progress might be possible. To say that China has carried out a massive stealing campaign is not hyperbole, Chinese denials notwithstanding. The intrusions have been increasingly well documented. The United States also carries out cyberspying against China, and a nascent, offensive U.S. cyberwarfare capability is growing. But U.S. intelligence agencies do not steal technology or proprietary information for the private sector.
Mr. Xi could agree to a sustained and deeper engagement on the topic, perhaps with an accelerated pace of bilateral working groups, both military and diplomatic. A useful long-range goal for these talks would be an agreement on norms and standards of behavior. They could take off the table some of the most egregious actions, such as grand theft of intellectual property.
Mr. Xi has spoken expansively but vaguely of a "Chinese dream" of completing the leap from a poor and isolated nation to a global economic superpower. In the past, rogue behavior such as cybertheft may have provided a shortcut to greatness. But no longer. If China fails to evolve toward more responsible behavior both abroad and at home, a backlash that is already forming in the United States and among its neighbors will swell. Fundamental change is needed, and Mr. Obama should urge Mr. Xi to provide it.
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Earl L. DeLore, 72, of Kirkville, died March 7, 2013, at University Hospital. Born in Fulton, he retired from Church & Dwight. He was a member and served on the board of OCVFA and a life member of both the Kirkville and Bridgeport Fire Departments. He was an Army veteran of the Korean War.
Survivors: his wife of 48 years, Rosemary Brownell DeLore; children, Deborah (Timothy) Burgan, Earl D. (Donna) DeLore, Arthur (Shannon) DeLore and Dawn (Thomas) Clark; sister, Mary Sheridan of Florida; 5 grandchildren; 2 step-grandchildren; a step-great-grandchild; and several nieces and nephews.
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"One of my favorite local music venues in SD! The owners are the most amazing people & they put on a mean show! Grab a can or two of craft beer, it's what the Tin Can is known for!" - Jon, Front Desk
UPGRADE! The Tin Can now serves liquor, so grab a shot with yer beer! Wells fer $4, Jack/Jameson/Jager fer $5, and Patron fer $7! Hot damn!
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This place is awesome! Great music and friendly employees.
Check out the monthly comedy night (shameless plug- I host it)!
The "whiskey" and "tequila" are $2 for a reason.
Bears. So many bears. Not good.
Kirin + sake, $5
Try the Moose Drool or the Mamas Yella Pills. My favorites.
Tin Can has a great selection of beers from around the world, but walk down to SRO, San Diego's tranny bar, if you need a shot (via sdDialedIn.com)
No it doesn't smell like puke! It's a small bar and it's good for an intimate band performance. Order a Pabst, you can never go wrong with a $4.75 beer.
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Common Elderberry Sambucus canadensis
Honeysuckle Caprifoliaceae family
Leaves: 5-11 compound leaflets with serrated edges. Ovular to lance-shaped and green leaf stalks.
Flowers/Fruit: Small white flowers in flat clusters at the ends of the twig. Flowers June through July. Berries red to purplish-black, juicy and are used in jelly and wine.
Twigs: Common elder has a white pith. They have warty lenticels on them.
Form/Habitat: Common Elderberry is a shrub and can be found in swamps and wet woods. Reaches 3'-13' tall.
NWI Status: FACW-
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Dining out? It's hard to get a more beautiful meal than a salad. They fill our bodies with nutrients we need to look and feel our best. But all too often, we make our salads ugly by topping them with ingredients that increase our risk for chronic disease as well as hurt our waistline. How can you keep the beauty in your salad and avoid the ugly? It's simpler than you think!
Start with brightly colored greens like arugula, romaine, spinach, endive or kale. How will you know that's the lettuce of choice? Ask the waiter. Having a conversation with your wait staff at any restaurant is the first step towards healthy eating. If you find out the salad is made mostly of iceberg lettuce (which has minimal nutritional value), ask them to swap something greener instead. From there, toppings can include anything from tomatoes and cucumbers to peppers and mushrooms -- whatever you wish that comes from nature! Some of the most beautiful ingredients will be those that have the brightest colors. Think beets, tomatoes, carrots, figs and cranberries (portion-controlled, of course).
Most are filled with white enriched flour and can be loaded with fat and salt. If you're looking for crunch in your salad, ask them to put on some walnuts or even better yet, chia or sunflower seeds. You can also as if the restaurant has 100 percent whole-grain croutons as well. More from YouBeauty: Build a Beautiful Salad Calorie Labels On Menus, Understated Quiz: Are You Eating Pretty? Flickr photo by Lisa Clarke
If you're going to get cheese on your salad, ask for it on the side and use only a small amount. Do not let them put it on for you. To get the taste of cheese without having to use a lot, request a few shavings of Parmesan. Flickr photo by jencu
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This is a salad, right? Keep bacon out, and add grilled or broiled salmon instead. Flickr photo by Dinner Series
Anything that comes in an edible shell (or puts part of an edible shell on top of your salad, like tortilla strips) should be avoided. Flickr photo by Casey Fox
Is your salad stuffed in white pita bread? Ask for whole-grain pita or no pita bread and extra veggies instead. Flickr photo by Jimmie
Chicken is okay if it's grilled, not if it's fried. Flickr photo by Steven Depolo
Tons will only add "added" sugars to your salad. Instead opt for fresh apples, strawberries or mandarin oranges canned in their own juice. By the way, pairing vitamin C-rich oranges or strawberries with a spinach salad helps to enhance iron absorption! Flickr photo by ccharmon
Ask for olive oil (or canola) and vinegar, and dress your salad yourself, keeping the proportion between the two even. Flickr photo by Debs (ò‿ó)♪'s
If you must go with a restaurant dressing, never let the restaurant put the dressing on for you. Instead, you control the amount and request it on the side. Use your fork and dab some dressing on it before you poke the salad. Flickr photo by Mr. T in DC
Stick to vinaigrettes that aren't fruity (i.e., raspberry vinaigrette). They often mean sugar.
Fat-free dressings are often little liquid-sugar toppings for your salad (they usually replace the fat with sugar). Using a fat-free dressing is the equivalent to using a few sugar packets on top. You'd never consider that -- would you?
Creamy dressing is loaded with saturated fat and calories so avoid blue cheese, ranch, russian, etc.
Bring your own dressing from home that you know is good and good for you (because you're reading the labels, right?).
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hey i'm kinda new at this sorta thing so be nice lol i have a 2001 1.8 ford focus zetec petrol with traction control, and today i fitted the optional steering wheel radio controls as i was tinkering i found the wire and thought i'd put it to good use... I now want to try and build on this, by adding the trip computer to my car i figure the mpg reading would come in handy, i had a look behind the clocks and the two middle air vents and found a bundle of wires with two green wires doubling back on them selves.. Are these the wires i'm lookin for? If not what colour are the wires? Also are there any other optional extras that aint been added that i could add, i already have heated electric mirrors traction control, steering wheel radio controls and front and rear fogs, just wondered if there was any more x
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Dave Kallmann offers news, notes and perspective on the wide world of auto racing
Is it all about winning?
The idea sounded a litte silly when Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone first proposed a gold-silver-bronze medal system to decide the championship, but ultimately the FIA and its World Motorsports Council went along with his idea, at least in part.
The title will go to the driver who amasses the most victories. The current (previous?) point system will remain in place to determine the positions in the standings from second on back and to break ties.
None too soon, either, I say. (That's sarcasm, in case you missed it.) Last year's championship wasn't very interesting, was it? It only came down to the final corner of the season.
Now, it's hard to argue that winning is important. And granted, the 2009 championship still would have gone to the final race. Felipe Massa would have won instead of Lewis Hamilton. But it's easier to envision the title being decided with, say, three races to go.
Another proposal to award more points to the top three finishers -- including 12 for the winner instead of 10 -- was rejected.
F1 fans tend to have strong opinions about their sport, so , what do you think about the change? Tell me, is the FIA out to lunch? Or am I just a stubborn old fool, stuck in my ways?
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To the municipality of Breno also belong the localities of Astrio (2,60 km), Bilone (1,85 km), Ca' Bianca (1,61 km), Cambrant (0,86 km), Campogrande (0,93 km), Campogrande - Pilo (1,09 km), Cappuccini (1,38 km), Dosso Portole (1,57 km), Gera (2,16 km), Lavarino (1,93 km), Mezzarro (1,89 km), Pescarzo (1,29 km), Plagne (1,36 km).
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|48 weeks 5 days ago
|Probably fine
Simply deciding on the NFL shouldn't make him a villian. However, if it comes out that he was never considering coming to Michigan and only used us to drive up his next NFL contract? Well, that would be a little harder to take.
|52 weeks 12 hours ago
|At least 9 wins
I'm surprised to hear people think that 7 or 8 wins would be good next year under Harbaugh or any new coach for that matter. As bad as this year has been, we were just a couple of plays away in the Rutgers and Maryland games from having 7 wins right now.
Even though we're breaking in a new QB, we have a lot of talent coming back on both sides of the ball. Also, while the non-conference schedule should be more difficult, we still have three games at home. The B1G schedule will also be better as our toughest games are at home.
If Hoke were here, I would expect 7 wins from those factors alone. If we get a new coach, I'll be disappointed if we don't do a couple of games better than that.
|1 year 3 weeks ago
|Football hires
Yeah, if football hires are what you're considering, Bates hired Shane Montgomery, Mike Haywood and Don Treadwell at Miami, all of whom were disasters. Addazio seems to be working out better at BC. Phillips hired Jerry Kill, which turned out much better.
|1 year 3 weeks ago
|Great Candidate
Being in the Chicago area, I can say that Phillips is pretty well regarded here. He had a good stint at Northern Illinois, where he was probably best known for hiring Jerry Kill, who was at that time a pretty unknown coach at Southern Illinois.
|1 year 7 weeks ago
|Might be true
But we put up 83 points against ND and Minny under Al and 14 under Nuss.
|1 year 7 weeks ago
This is a ridiculous statement. We may not be in great shape right now, but let's keep things in perspective. We're not nearly in the hole that Penn State was after Sandusky and they were able to get not one, but two great coaches in O'Brian and Franklin.
Even if you don't take the history into account, Michigan is a top job just based on our facilities, salaries that we'll pay for a head coach and assistants, talent on board (at least based on stars), etc. The attractiveness of the job will also increase if Brandon leaves.
We may not be able to lure a coach from an elite program that can offer a lot of the same advantages, but that's a huge difference from a coach needing to be out of their mind to accept this position or that we'll need to take a complete flyer on a guy the way that OSU did with Tressel.
|1 year 8 weeks ago
|Worked for State
Well this worked for State last year when they replaced Maxwell with Cook. Good luck Shane!
|1 year 9 weeks ago
|Nothing New
The article is fine, but there's nothing there that hasn't been completely played to death already. In terms of the "some" who figure that there's no way Michigan keeps Hoke barring a miraculous turnaround, I can only imagine that's the author trolling just about every Michigan board on the internet.
|1 year 11 weeks ago
|He's Fine.
As someone living in Chicago, there's nothing at all about Fitz's job being remotely in jeopardy, even with the awful loss to Cal.
In addition to being Mr. Northwestern due to his playing career and the way he took over after Randy Walker died, the overall perception is that he's done a good job. They win more than they lose and his players graduate-- which is pretty much a recipe for staying forever at NU. He also put togeher a nice recruiting class last year and has another nice one going this year, so the thought is that the future is bright.
The other thing working in his favor is that Northwestern doesn't fire coaches in a hurry-- this is the same school that kept Bill Carmody as coach for 13 years without an NCAA berth and a 32% conference winning percentage.
The only thing that could do him in is an academic/ off-field scandal or if the program totally tanks and NU wants to get a new coach as they rollout out their new football complex over the next couple of years.
|1 year 14 weeks ago
|Got Mine
It arrived on Friday. It was definitely worth the wait :)
|1 year 33 weeks ago
I'm not sure why there's this clear need on this board to denigrate Izzo's accomplishments. Yeah, his standing with the media may outweigh reality, but calling him "Jud Heathcote 2.0" is ridiculous. Did he benefit from Michigan flaming out? Probably, but he's turned Michigan State into one of the best programs in the country, when it wasn't much of anything before he got there.
That being said, I think its reasonable to question where they go from here. I've never thought that there was "doing more with less" argument for his program (hello, that 's Mark Dantonio's meme). He's consistently gotten good players. He's not doing that now, so we'll see how far they go given the poor classes he's pulled in over the last couple of years.
Despite the success of his teams, given Izzo's lack of success getting players drafted, I'm not sure why a high ranking player would go to State at all. While Gary Harris will likely go in the 1st round, in the 19 years that Izzo has been at State, only 6 players have been drafted in the first round-- and only 2 have gone in the top 15. State hasn't had a player go in the first round since 2006.
As pointed out by the OP, it's not he hasn't had talent. Izzo's had tons of guys who came in highly ranked and ended up doing nothing in the pros such as Kelvin Torbert, Marcus Taylor, Paul Davis. Who is the last guy from State that was even a regular starter in the NBA? Jason Richardson? Zach Randolph? Izzo may win a lot of games, but his track record of getting guys to pros leaves much to be desired.
|1 year 43 weeks ago
You expect to see a bunch of decommittments when you have a coaching change (Hi Vanderbilt!), but I don't think I've seen anything like this in a while. Seems like the off-the-field and on-the-field stuff has caught up to them.
|1 year 45 weeks ago
|Nothing certain
Gopherfan-- I wouldn't say that I'm confident that Jones will flip from Minnesota but it definitely seems like there's a chance it could happen. He's expressed interest and Michigan's getting his last visit before signing day, which is a good sign. Even though he only recently got an offer, he has visited the campus before and knows the staff somewhat. Also, several analysts that follow this stuff a closer than I do are saying that Michigan is in a good position (Michigan has actually taken the lead in 247 Crystal Ball projections). The other factor is that Jones has always been a soft commit to Minnesota. I don't think that anyone would be surprised if he switched schools-- whether to Michigan or somewhere else.
That being said, he hasn't flipped anywhere else and Michigan is definitely getting in late. Given that, I wouldn't be surprised if he didn't end up in AA. But I also wouldn't be surprised if he did end up there.
|1 year 48 weeks ago
|Third Stringer/ 2012 QB Recruiting
So if Devin is out, that means that Shane is #1 and I assume that Cleary moves up to #2. Who is the #3 guy? Is it Bellomy or Alex Swieca? Ordinarily, I would assume it would be Bellomy (given that he already used up his RS year as a FR), but given that he hasn't played at all this year and that he might have a chance for medical redshirt for a sixth year, would they keep him on the shelf and use Swieca? Might it even be Jeremy Gallon?
I will say that one of the few recruiting issues I've had with this staff is not picking up a QB in the 2012 class. That's the main reason that Shane had to burn his RS this year and is also directly responsible for us having either two walk-ons backing him up this game or having one walk-on and another guy that just started practicing.
Does anyone remember what happened with QB recruiting that year? I was looking on Touch the Banner and it listed several guys with offers. If I remember correctly, we finished second for Zeke Pike (which seems like a blessing now) and had somewhat of a shot with Gunnar Kiel (who seemed to cool on Michigan after Shane committed) and don't remember being close to getting any of the other guys. Did the staff just stop going after guys after Shane committed and we lost out on Pike and Kiel?
|2 years 3 weeks ago
|Not a bad gig
Dantonio's not going anywhere. He's got a good gig at State. Also, I think that his age and the lack of consistency in State's results are detriments to him getting a better job. I mean, he had those two outstanding years, but his overall head coaching record is 76-46, which is good but not great.
I think that the other thing to keep in mind is that there aren't a ton of jobs better than the one that he's got now. If you look at the BCS, there's only about four to six jobs in each conference that would either a lateral or an outright improvement over State. Those jobs don't turn over very often and when they do, they're often looking in-house or for the next big thing.
My guess is Narduzzi gets a HC job sometime. I bet he would have gotten the Cincy job had they not hired Tuberville.
|2 years 3 weeks ago
|Not a bad gig
Dantonio's not going anywhere. He's got a good gig at State. Also, I think that his age and the lack of consistency in State's results are detriments to him getting a better job. I mean, he had those two outstanding years, but his overall head coaching record is 76-46, which is good but not great.
I think that the other thing to keep in mind is that there aren't a ton of jobs better than the one that he's got now. If you look at the BCS, there's only about four to six jobs in each conference that would either a lateral or an outright improvement over State. Those jobs don't turn over very often and when they do, they're often looking in-house or for the next big thing.
My guess is Narduzzi gets a HC job sometime. I bet he would have gotten the Cincy job had they not hired Tuberville.
|2 years 6 weeks ago
Wins against IU, Nebraska and Iowa. Losses to Sparty, NU and OSU. If you made me choose an over/under on 3-3, I'd take the under. Not seeing how we win the projected losses. Can definitely see us blowing one of the projected wins.
|2 years 7 weeks ago
I saw that Corey Tropp was supposed to be playing for the Sabres until he broke his jaw in a fight last week. For any of you that remember his hit on Kampfer a couple of weeks back, you may want to google the clip of this fight as it'll restore your faith that what comes around goes around.
|2 years 7 weeks ago
Just looking at the film, I'm surprised that Dillman is so highly rated as a pro-style QB. On the highlight reel, fewer than half the clips are of him passing and most of those are just him hitting guys within 10 yards of the line of scrimmage-- most of them right up the middle.
Overall, there are some great clips as he's obviously a great athlete, but in terms of his passing ability, his film doesn't look as impressive as what you usually see from a top QB prospect-- much less a 5-star guy ranked as the #3 pro-style QB in the country. Did he do great on the camp circuit?
Also, why is considered a pro-style guy? Just because he plays under center? He would definitely seem to be a better fit as a dual-threat guy given his running ability.
|2 years 7 weeks ago
|Good fit
Narduzzi should get a shot somewhere given the success that he's had at MSU. My guess is his ceiling for a HC position is a mid-level job at a AQ conference. He's done well enough for an Illinois/ NC State/ Texas Tech sort of a job. He definitely shouldn't leave State for a dead end job like EMU.
I don't think that he has the national recognition to get a USC-type job right off the bat. I don't think that's a slam against Narduzzi, I just don't think those jobs go to coordinators very often. Not counting where a coordinator was internally promoted, the only recent example I can think of is Muschamp going from UT to Florida.
|2 years 13 weeks ago
|Not Surprising
At this point, it wouldn't have made sense for Jacksonville to start Henne over Gabbert. Jacksonville's not going anywhere this season and they want to see whether they can salvage Gabbert or if they need to draft another QB next season. Henne's gotten a number of chances to start and hasn't done much with them. At this point, his best bet seems to be developing into a quality backup like Shaun Hill.
|2 years 15 weeks ago
|Lawrence Thomas?
Based on 247, State recruits with M offers
2014: None
2013: Reschke, Finley, Jones-- discussed above
2012: Burbridge, Madaris-- Burbridge discussed above, maybe Madaris?
2011: Lawrence Thomas, Ed Davis-- I know we wanted Thomas, pretty sure we wanted Davis too but not certain about that.
|2 years 15 weeks ago
|In other years
In other years, losing in-state guys to State (if that is what might happen) would be a concern, but as this year's class is going to be small, a lot of guys that might have gotten an offer aren't going to get one leaving them for State.
Kyonta Stallworth is a four-star guy with offers from UCLA and Florida. He probably would get an offer if we had a 20+ member class, but we can't even offer Chuma Edoga, who appears to be a much better player who loves(ed) Michigan because of small class size. You could go down the list with guys like Campbell and John Kelly who might not get offers or guys like Weber or Alabi that might not get recruited as hard. Doesn't mean they can't play or that State won't be better having them-- it's just the circumstance of a smaller class.
What would be totally Sparty though would be to have Michigan pass on those guys and have them go out-of-state. That meltdown would be fun to watch.
The only guy that would really both me if we lost to State would be Cole, but when was the last time State beat us for an in-state Plan A guy without academic issues? Lawrence Thomas in 2011? We lose one in-state battle every four years, I can live with that.
|2 years 16 weeks ago
|Quick Question
Is the role that State hired Blackwell to do similar to the role that Chris Singletary has with our team?
|2 years 16 weeks ago
|They needed to do something
State needed to do something to improve their recruiting in-state. As a state, Michigan doesn't have that much talent and with only a couple of exceptions, Michigan is getting who they want and State's getting leftovers and legacies. In the last two classes, State's gotten very little in Michigan. Out of their 31 recruits in '13 and '14, only 8 have been from Michigan. Out of those eight, only four had BCS offers from schools other than State. Importantly for us, only two had Michigan offers (Reschke and Finley-- which were both late offers and issued after they committed to State).
In contrast, over the last two classes, we've recruited 11 players from Michigan, eight of whom either had or presumably would have gotten other BCS offers (I added Jourdan Lewis, who I assume would have gotten other offers if he hadn't committed early) and five of whom had State offers.
I credit them for adjusting and doing some nice work recruiting in Ohio and Illinois, but even those markets are getting more difficult for them as Michigan, Ohio State and Notre Dame are getting the best prospects. The bigger problem for them is that they've lost several battles to up-and-coming programs like Northwestern and Kentucky. If they start losing more battles to those guys, they're really in trouble
Dantonio has definitely upgraded their recruiting but I'm not sure where they go from here, even with Blackwell.
|2 years 16 weeks ago
|Great move by Sparty
After getting walloped by Michigan and... good grief Western Michigan... in recruiting in the state, they needed something like this. Blackwell should provide some good connections in Michigan-- not to mention helping out with other HS programs outside of the state that were sending kids to SMSB.
|2 years 16 weeks ago
|Like the move
Jennings definitely seems like an upgrade in talent over Knight and the Pistons really didn't give up anyone that was a sure thing to be in their rotation next season. Also, 3 yr/$24 million seems reasonable.
I do share concerns that he doesn't seem to be a great shooter who compounds that by shooting a lot, but look at thost Bucks team, outside of him and Monta Ellis, who else would you want to shoot the ball? The last two seasons with Monta Ellis, the Bucks' 3rd leading scorer were J.J. Redick and Drew Gooden. The two seasons before that, without Ellis, the other primary option was John Salmons.
One can only hope that with a better supporting cast, he won't need to shoot as much and he'll continue to increase his assist rate (which has gone up every season). Also, as far as shooting, he did have a good year from 3 last season (.375) which is something that this team needs.
Overall, the roster definitely seems like it has more talent and it'll be interesting to see how it all fits together.
|2 years 18 weeks ago
Thanks for pointing out that article as I had missed it. I agree with his point that a frontcourt with Smith and Drummond would be great defensively, but it would be tough to give up on Monroe. Still, if the Pistons could parlay him into a good PG and/or a good pick in next year's draft it might be worth it.
Overall, I like what they've done this summer. KCP looked good in the Summer League. Datome looks like a good pickup and if they can figure out what to do with Smith, they'll definitely be much better.
Unfortunately, I don't seem them as any better than a 6 seed at best, which is likely a first round exit and a low draft pick (which goes to Charlotte I believe).
|2 years 19 weeks ago
|Can't wait
Can't wait to get my copy of HTTV. Last year's issue was awesome and this one looks like it'll be as good or better!
|2 years 23 weeks ago
Tremendous tweeted out that Jones visited Michigan on 4/4, MSU on 4/5 and hasn't been to OSU since 2/10.


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La Sra. Julia tiene 50 años de edad es casada y tiene 04 hijos la cual sigue apoyando a 01 de ellos, ya que está en etapa escolar, en la fotografía se ubicada a lado derecho, ella viste una blusa color fucsia y tiene el cabello corto, esta al costado de la señora que viste un polo negro y pantalón rojo.
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Poor little one is going through a lot right now with her parents. Maybe that is why she is obnoxious. Its not her fault that her dad is taking advanage of you. I think you just have to talk to him, not around the kid. Ask him if he has made any other arrangements for her as promised. Give him some time though. Chances are he is struggling and he doesn't realizing he's leaning on you too heavily.
But yes I know I need to tell him and I think I will talk with DH about it tonight and get his opinion on it. I believe the idea of him struggling too but on the same token I think he is completely aware of taking advantage of me..
Just as I would finally say how its bugging me he picks her up today and gives me a check for $50. I talked to DH and he asked that I continue to watch her until mid May when the kids go on their summer break, so I will do that. I will just have to let him know he needs to plan on getting something different from then on out.


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Innovative food in a beautiful old wooden house along the Bosphorus.Read full expert review
Akdeniz Hatay Sofrası
An always-satisfying taste of south-eastern Turkish cooking in Istanbul.Read full expert review
Well-prepared international fare in an atmospheric old building and large garden.Read full expert review
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Waterfront favourite for fresh food and specialty cocktails.Read full expert review
Friendly neighbourhood café frequented by Turks and expats alike.Read full expert review
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Though there are many fine eateries in Istanbul, some of my most memorable meals haven't been in restaurants per se. This city loves its street food and if you follow the crowds to the choice spots, a fresh-off-the-grill fish sandwich (balık ekmek) along the Golden Horn, a baked potato preposterously stuffed with multi-coloured toppings (kumpir) by the waterfront in Örtaköy, or a greasy döner kebap at Taksim Square at the end of a long, lively night out in Beyoğlu might be the best thing you eat during your entire trip.
Types of restaurants:
Different types of establishments serve different types of food, so learning a few key words to look out for will help you get the most out of your eating experience. The cheapest, most basic place to grab a bite is a büfe, a kiosk selling tost (simple grilled sandwiches) and perhaps kebab or freshly squeezed juice, along with cigarettes and packaged snacks. A pideci is the rough equivalent of a pizza shop, a çorbacı sells soup, and a börekçi dishes up savoury pastries. A lokanta is a no-frills restaurant, generally serving ready-to-eat home-style food. A sign for a kebapçı or oçakbaşı indicates a place specializing in grilled meats, while a meyhane serves meze (hot and cold appetizers, tapas-style), fish, and kebabs in a tavern-like atmosphere - and is the best bet for an alcoholic drink along with your meal. The anise-flavoured spirit rakı, served with ice and water, the unmemorable beer Efes, and generally so-so wines are the most popular drinks; cocktails are almost always outrageously expensive and often not well made.
Tips for diners:
- Service is often either over- or under-attentive; don't be embarrassed to flag down a waiter if you need one and keep an eye on half-finished plates and drinks if you don't want them to disappear.
- Be sure to check the bill, especially at meyhanes. A cover charge of a few liras per person is typical at many places, but whether due to unscrupulous behaviour or simple carelessness, items you didn't order (or ordered but never received) may end up on your tab.
- Turkey can be a tough place for vegetarians, though Istanbul offers more options than elsewhere. Places that serve meze are usually a good bet, though be advised that vegetable stews are often made with meat stock.
- Credit cards are generally accepted, even at tiny establishments. Tipping 10 per cent is fairly standard.
- Reservations are advised for the weekends or anytime you'll be dining with a group or going to a place known for its view.
Eating is one of my favourite parts of travelling, and since I settled down in Istanbul almost three years ago, I've sought out the best of its restaurants and cafes. While I wouldn't necessarily call Istanbul a great city for foodies, there's plenty of good things to eat, and Turks share my enjoyment of meals and snacks. Since most foreign food is too often either overpriced, disappointing, or both, I've focused on restaurants serving Turkish cuisine - either traditional or with a twist - in an appealing atmosphere while also highlighting those standout establishments making pizza or pad Thai good enough to write home about. Afiyet olsun!