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The Regulatory Charade
The Regulatory Charade
Washington had the power to regulate misbehaving banks. It just refused to use it.
By Eliot Spitzer | Salon
Does it strike you as odd that the American government has invested $115 billion in TARP money alone in Citibank, JPMorgan Chase, and Bank of America, fully 70 percent of their market cap ($164.5 billion, as of March 30), yet we have virtually no say in the management or behavior of these banks? Does it seem even odder that these banks are getting along extremely well with the government regulators who should be picking them apart for having destroyed the economy and financial system?
There is a grand, implicit bargain being struck in our multitrillion-dollar bailout of the financial-services sector. Those in power in D.C. and New York are pretending the bargain is: You give us trillions, and in return, we fix this industry so the economy recovers and this never happens again. In fact, the bargain is much more alarming: Trillions of dollars of taxpayer money will be invested to rescue the banks, without the new owners—taxpayers—being allowed to make any of the necessary changes in structure, senior management, or corporate behavior. In return, the still-private banks will help the D.C. regulators perpetuate the myth that regulators didn't have enough power to prevent the meltdown. In sum, banks get bailed out with virtually no obligations imposed; regulators get more power and a pass on their past failures. The symbiosis of the past decade continues.
Wall Street Digs In
Wall Street Digs In
The old system refuses to change. Is Obama getting the message?
By Michael Hirsh | Newsweek
Not long ago, a group of skeptical Democratic senators met at the White House with President Obama, his chief economic adviser, Larry Summers, and Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner. The six senators—most of them centrists, joined by one left-leaning independent, Vermont's Bernie Sanders—said that while they supported Obama, they were worried. The financial reform policies the president was pursuing were not going far enough, they told him, and the people Obama was choosing as his regulators were not going to change things fundamentally enough. His appointed officials and nominees were products of the very system that brought us all this economic grief; they would tinker with the system but in the end leave Wall Street, and its practices, mostly intact, the senators suggested politely. In addition to Sanders, the senators at the meeting were Maria Cantwell, Byron Dorgan, Dianne Feinstein, Carl Levin and Jim Webb.
That March 23 gathering, the details of which have gone largely unreported until now, was just a minor flare-up in a larger battle for the future—one that may already be lost. With the financial markets seeming to stabilize in recent weeks, major Wall Street players are digging in against fundamental changes. And while it clearly wants to install serious supervision, the Obama administration—along with other key authorities like the New York Fed—appears willing to stand back while Wall Street resurrects much of the ultracomplex global trading system that helped lead to the worst financial collapse since the Depression.
A Different Sort of Red America
By Tobin Harshaw | NYTimes | Submitted by Michael Munk | www.MichaelMunk.com
Perhaps the most telling line in the Oxford English Dictionary's definition of "socialism" is this one: "The range of application of the term is broad." That's something to bear in mind as we consider a much-discussed poll, released by Rasmussen on Thursday, that found that "Only 53% of American adults believe capitalism is better than socialism." For the record, here is the primary O.E.D. definition:
A theory or system of social organization based on state or collective ownership and regulation of the means of production, distribution, and exchange for the common benefit of all members of society; advocacy or practice of such a system, esp. as a political movement. Now also: any of various systems of liberal social democracy which retain a commitment to social justice and social reform, or feature some degree of state intervention in the running of the economy.
As for Rasmussen's definition, well, there isn't one: "The question posed by Rasmussen Reports did not define either capitalism or socialism."
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Showdown Seen Between Banks and Regulators
Showdown Seen Between Banks and Regulators
By Stephen Labaton and Edmund L. Andrews | NYTimes
Some of the healthier banks want to pay back their bailout loans to avoid executive pay and other restrictions that come with the money. But the banks are balking at the hefty premium they agreed to pay when they took the money....there is increasing anxiety in the industry that the administration could use the stress tests of the 19 biggest banks, due to be completed in the next three weeks, to insist on management changes...Both large and small banks have pressed the Obama administration to make it less costly for them to exit the bailout program by waiving the right to exercise stock warrants the banks had to grant the government in exchange for the loans.
Assessing Treasury's Strategy: Six Months of TARP
Assessing Treasury's Strategy: Six Months of TARP
The April oversight report for COP is entitled Assessing Treasury's Strategy: Six Months of TARP. In this report, COP offers a preliminary look at Treasury's strategy and offers a comparative analysis of previous efforts to combat banking crises in the past. Over the last six months, Treasury has spent or committed $590.4 billion of the TARP funds. Treasury has also relied heavily on the use of the Federal Reserve's balance sheet which has expanded by more than $1.5 trillion (not including expected TALF loans) in conjunction with the financial stabilization activities it has undertaken beyond its monetary policy operations. This has allowed Treasury to leverage TARP funds well beyond the funds appropriated by Congress.
The total value of all direct spending, loans and guarantees provided to date in conjunction with the financial stability efforts (including those of the FDIC as well as the Treasury and the Federal Reserve) now exceeds $4 trillion. This report reviews in considerable detail specific criteria for evaluating the impact of these programs on financial markets. (Bolding mine).
KU Professors Found Companies Realized Big Tax Savings By Spending For Lobbyists
KU professors found companies realized big tax savings by spending for lobbyists
By Dave Helling | The Kansas City Star
Ninety-three of the country's biggest multinational firms pulled in tax savings of more than $62 billion — after spending just $283 million to lobby for the bill...."Is policy being decided on the merits, or is it being unduly influenced by the money spent?" she asked. "And then do the non-moneyed interests … lose a valuable seat at the table?"....Companies and interest groups spent more than $3 billion lobbying Congress and the federal government in 2008, according to the Center for Responsive Politics. That was a 14 percent jump from 2007.
A 22,000 percent return on investment?
A Daring Punt
A daring punt: Robert Gates changes the Pentagon's priorities | The Economist
MORE men at the expense of machines; more drones rather than top-end fighter jets and future bombers; more helicopters for combat troops rather than a replacement for the presidential chopper; more coastal vessels and fewer aircraft-carriers; better cyberdefences, but scaled-back missile defences and laser weapons. In short, the new American defence budget would spend more on today's wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and less to stave off future threats from China or Russia.
A New Form of Currency Could Help Us in Economic Crisis
A new form of currency could help us in economic crisis
How a complementary currency helped save Switzerland from economic ruin in the 1940s—and could do the same for us today.
By Bernard Lietaer | Ode Magazine
The travails of the banking crisis have been front-page news for months, and the biggest bailout in human history is underway. However, the real economy—the one in which businesses manufacture and sell goods and services—is turning out to be the next victim. Whatever governments do for the banks, credit will be a lot harder for businesses to obtain for many years to come.
Obama's New World Order
Obama's New World Order
by Stephen Lendman
This article addresses Washington's financial coup d'etat in the context of discussing Michael Hudson's important, very lengthy and detailed April 5 Global Research.ca one titled: "The Financial War Against Iceland - Being defeated by debt is as deadly as outright military warfare." It reviews its key information in advance of Hudson's April 14 scheduled appearance on The Global Research News Hour to discuss.
What's true for Iceland holds everywhere, including the developed world, the idea being to enrich finance capitalism through state-sponsored debt bondage and neo-feudal impoverishment. The global economic crisis was no accident. It was long ago hatched, and has been brewing for years, gestating, percolating, then bubbling into the 2000 tech crash, a mere prelude for today's greater one spreading everywhere like a cancer but hitting the developing world and most indebted nations hardest.
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By David Sirota
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Look, we've all heard about Wall Street's losses. But you probably didn't hear about Corporate America's newest sure thing: a path to financial freedom far more reliable than any decent-paying job. It's something so old-fashioned that even amateur investors can understand it!
More Than Four Unemployed Workers For Every Job Opening
More than four unemployed workers for every job opening
by Heidi Shierholz | Economic Policy Institute
This morning the Bureau of Labor Statistics released the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) data for February 2009 (note that while employment and unemployment numbers for March are already available, the JOLTS data are released with a one-month lag). Job openings increased by 86,000 in February, though downward revisions to earlier data erased nearly all of those gains. In February, there were 3.0 million job openings. Since the start of the recession in December 2007, job openings have declined by 1.4 million, a drop of 31.4%. The dramatic decline in job openings reflects a loss of business confidence and decisions by struggling firms both to not hire new workers and to not replace workers who leave.
N.H. Job Fair Crowds Get Out of Hand
N.H. Job Fair Crowds Get Out of Hand
Higher-than-expected turnout forces NH job fair to turn away throngs of job seekers
By David Tirrell-Wysocki | ABCNews
Three generations of job seekers — more than 10,000 — descended on a job fair at a New Hampshire college gymnasium Thursday, jamming traffic for miles and forcing organizers to cut off admission to the event after just two hours.
Officials shut down shuttle bus service from a nearby mall to the overwhelmed Southern New Hampshire University campus by noon, several hours before the heavily publicized event was to end.
Job applicants ranging from college students to unemployed executives in their 60s waited in seemingly endless lines for buses to the event, then to speak with recruiters, then for buses back to their cars. Police Lt. Maureen Tessier gave an unofficial crowd estimate of more than 10,000, and many hundreds more were turned away.
"People are very serious about employment and not just running around grabbing goodies for the sake of filling up goodie bags," said Don Legere, who was looking to hire people for his financial services firm Modern Woodmen of America.
Break Up the Banks!
Two weeks ago, we told you about an exciting, youth-led grassroots movement to break up the banks called A New Way Forward.
On Saturday, A New Way Forward is sponsoring a nationwide day of action to demand that our leaders (1) nationalize (2) reorganize, and (3) decentralize the banks as a first step toward building a more just economy.
On Saturday, come to a rally near you for speeches, street theatre, petition gathering, and phonebanking to Congress. Add your voice to this growing movement to demand our tax dollars be used to fix our problems, rather than preserve the fortunes of those who created them.
For too long we have been told to sit passively and watch as our country's financial elite run the economy into the ground - taking our jobs, our homes, and our pensions down with them. And when we get outraged about using our tax dollars to pay their huge bonuses, they tell us to shut the **** up.
The time has come for us to demand change. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner must stop wasting trillions of our tax dollars on a broken rescue plan that only benefits those who created this crisis. Last week's enthusiastic rally on Wall Street was a great start.
But if you can't come, make sure our Senators and Representatives hear us by signing our petition to Break Up the Banks:
Please help us build a powerful nationwide movement on Saturday. And share your thoughts in our blog:
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By Gaither Stewart
(Rome) Protests, broken heads and hundreds of arrests at the G20 in London, bloody demonstrations in Kehl and Baden Baden and Strasbourg at celebrations marking the 60th anniversary of NATO, workers uprisings across the face of France, and on Saturday in Rome's Circus Maximus a mammoth manifestation organized by the CGIL trade union underline the abyss separating the New Class of capital from labour. The current and spreading revolt of labour against capital seems to mark the second phase of the crisis of capitalism, as a consequence of the financial crisis caused by the New Class of an elite that has illogically chosen to separate itself from labour in the Occidental world.
Young Activists Take Bankers to Account
Young Activists Take Bankers to Account
Online organizing superstars spark a populist movement to fix America's economy.
By Kristina Rizga | Wiretap
Tiffiniy Cheng, 29, never imagined she'd help spark a populist movement influenced by a former IMF banker. Three weeks ago Cheng and her co-founding partners launched A New Way Forward, a volunteer-run website that advocates for a new approach to bank bailouts and is organizing a nationwide protest on April 11. Cheng and her friends are not new to online organizing. In 2006, some of them launched OpenCongress.org, a nonpartisan website that lets people track legislation in Congress, and Downhill Battle, a music activism website, but they never had a burning desire to study and reform the financial system. Then, as 350 billion dollars of taxpayer money went to the same CEOs who helped bring the global economic system down, Cheng and her friends, like many in America, became angry. Why reward the same people who broke the system, they asked.
On February 19, the co-founders of A New Way Forward heard the former chief economist of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) interviewed on PBS's Bill Moyers' Journal argue for an alternative bailout plan. Simon Johnson spent 20 years at the IMF working on international bank bailouts, among other things. Dissatisfied with the current bailout process, he decided to show his ex-colleagues at the IMF the balance sheets of some of America's leading banks receiving bailouts (concealing their names). Every one of his former colleagues gave a similar prescription: Recovery will fail unless America breaks up the financial oligarchy. In the short term, that means the failing banks would have to be temporarily taken over by the government, cleaned up, broken up and sold off in the private markets. The board members and CEOs of those banks would have to be fired and replaced. This is not the administration's current plan.
Marxist Geographer David Harvey on the G20, the Financial Crisis and Neoliberalism
Marxist Geographer David Harvey on the G20, the Financial Crisis and Neoliberalism
By Amy Goodman | Democracy Now! | Watch Video | Submitted by Michael Munk | www.MichaelMunk.com
For some analysis on the G20 summit and the financial crisis, we speak to a leading thinker on the global economy. David Harvey is a Marxist geographer and distinguished professor of anthropology at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. He is the author of several books, including The Limits to Capital and A Brief History of Neoliberalism.
Will New Military Budget Prolong Recession?
Will New Military Budget Prolong Recession?
Many Cities and Towns Rely on Government Spending to Keep Their Economies Strong
By Scott Mayerowitz | ABCNews
Many cities and towns across this country rise and fall with military spending. And with Defense Secretary Robert Gates' announcement earlier this week of new defense spending priorities, many communities are bracing for drastic cuts or a windfall.
From Seattle to St. Louis to Fort Worth, communities are closely watching how the $534 billion spending plan for the 2010 fiscal year plays out in Congress.
House to Probe [Lack of] Adherence to Bailout Pay Rules
Lawmakers Slam Administration Efforts to Sidestep Limits on Executive Compensation
By Amit R. Paley, Washington Post
A congressional oversight committee opened an investigation yesterday into whether the Obama administration is circumventing a law that limits lavish pay for executives at firms benefiting from the $700 billion federal bailout.
Rep. Edolphus Towns (D-N.Y.), chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, sent a letter to Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner asking for records on any special entities that the government believes it can use to funnel bailout money without requiring firms to abide by congressional restrictions.
Politicized Accounting: No End to the Scams
By Dave Lindorff
The accounting profession might seem like the last place that you'd find serious political hanky-panky going on, and it's probably not on very many people's A-list of fun subjects to read about, but the Financial Accounting Standards Board, a quasi-governmental body that has statutory authority to regulate and establish the rules by which public companies, including banks, do their books, has just caved in to pressure from those banks and from the large number of members of Congress who pocket huge piles of campaign swag and perks from those banks and other public companies, and gravely undermined the integrity of corporate balance sheets.
Communities Print Their Own Currency to Keep Cash Flowing
Communities print their own currency to keep cash flowing
By Marisol Bello | USA Today
A small but growing number of cash-strapped communities are printing their own money.
Borrowing from a Depression-era idea, they are aiming to help consumers make ends meet and support struggling local businesses.
The systems generally work like this: Businesses and individuals form a network to print currency. Shoppers buy it at a discount — say, 95 cents for $1 value — and spend the full value at stores that accept the currency.
Workers with dwindling wages are paying for groceries, yoga classes and fuel with Detroit Cheers, Ithaca Hours in New York, Plenty in North Carolina or BerkShares in Massachusetts.
Geithner's Stress Test "A Complete Sham," Former Federal Bank Regulator Says
Geithner's Stress Test "A Complete Sham," Former Federal Bank Regulator Says
By Aaron Task | Yahoo! Tech Ticker
The bank stress tests currently underway are "a complete sham," says William Black, a former senior bank regulator and S&L prosecutor, and currently an Associate Professor of Economics and Law at the University of Missouri - Kansas City. "It's a Potemkin model. Built to fool people." Like many others, Black believes the "worst case scenario" used in the stress test don't go far enough.
Resist or Become Serfs
Resist or Become Serfs
By Chris Hedges | Truthdig
America is devolving into a third-world nation. And if we do not immediately halt our elite's rapacious looting of the public treasury we will be left with trillions in debts, which can never be repaid, and widespread human misery which we will be helpless to ameliorate. Our anemic democracy will be replaced with a robust national police state. The elite will withdraw into heavily guarded gated communities where they will have access to security, goods and services that cannot be afforded by the rest of us. Tens of millions of people, brutally controlled, will live in perpetual poverty. This is the inevitable result of unchecked corporate capitalism. The stimulus and bailout plans are not about saving us. They are about saving them. We can resist, which means street protests, disruptions of the system and demonstrations, or become serfs.
Why Obama Should Hire Eliot Spitzer
Why Obama Should Hire Eliot Spitzer
by Justin Frank | The Daily Beast
What to make of Spitzer's public re-emergence? As he appears on the Today show this morning, Justin Frank, psychiatrist and author of Bush on the Couch, asks who could know better about the failure of self-regulation than someone with a sexual addiction?
"All the cops are criminals and all the sinners saints." -Mick Jagger
Five years after Time magazine declared him "The Crusader of the Year," Eliot Spitzer was known simply and infamously as "Client #9." The man dedicated to public service was equally dedicated to private servicing – and the link between these two parts provided him with a leg up, as it were, on being able to spot others' delinquent behavior far more successfully than public servants less delinquent than himself.
Spitzer was felled by his own arrogance and sexual hunger, yet it may have been precisely the qualities that drove his private life that enabled him to recognize more than anyone the damage that arrogant, greedy financial institutions were doing to our nation.


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Did Zab Judah even hit Khan on the Chin
I remember I thought Zab was gonna upset Khan, because I feel that Zab has decent power - Just ask Corey Spinks. I totally forgot if Zab landed anything significant on Khan.
I personally think if Zab went in there wild like he did with Kostya Tzsyu, he could have got lucky and cracked Khans chin, I guess Pernell told him to box patiently, and that didnt work.
In a rematch, I think Zab will go for broke, and will end up knocking out the punch drunk Amir Khan, Y'all thoughts.
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If i remember correctly he hit him with a nice left right before the bell khan took it well tho and the best punch judah landed was a counter left uppercut to khans body that sent khan backing off and I know it hurt him
other than that, typical judah.
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Zab didnt land sh*t on khan, he threw like 25 punches the entire fight
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zab went into the fight with pernell whitakers gameplan, which was horrible. he should have fought like typical zab, the way he fought cotto. if he did, who knows what would have happened. pernell ****ed him up in hindsight. zab isnt a defensive wiz. thats not his game.
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Open Landby John Abercrombie
Here, Abercrombie grafts three soloists -- trumpeter Kenny Wheeler, tenor saxman Joe Lovano, and violinist Mark Feldman -- onto his organ trio and comes out with an absorbing set of elegantly textured, poly-styled music laced with his drifting, occasionally jagged yet never overbearing guitar. On the title track and, not unexpectedly, on "Free Piece Suit(e)," the sextet veers onto the outside, but they always do so in a relaxed ECM manner, without jangling any nerves. "Little Booker," a reversal of the names of the short-lived trumpeter, is the nicest track, outfitted with a memorable tune, and "That's for Sure" has an off-kilter, loose-jamming country feeling. Both Lovano and Wheeler play sparely and tastefully, and Feldman occasionally emits a gust of shock fiddling but mostly stays within lyrical bounds. Adam Nussbaum's drumming is loose, unpredictable, and adaptable; Dan Wall's organ discreetly lays in the background or steps forth in the usual Jimmy Smith-derived idiom.
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W.Va Spill Sparks Calls for TSCA Reform
The lack of toxicity data on chemicals spilled into West Virginia drinking water last month demonstrates the need to reform the Toxic Substances Control Act, congressmen have argued – and the chemical industry is also pushing for changes.
Rep. Henry Waxman (D-CA – pictured, in a file photo), ranking member of the Energy and Commerce Committee, said state officials could not find meaningful health and safety data on the chemicals spilled by Freedom Industries, Bloomberg BNA reports.
He was speaking at the environment and economy subcommittee's fifth hearing on TSCA this Congress. The latest session addressed Sections 4 and 8, which authorize the EPA to mandate new testing and disclosure of existing data.
American Fuel & Petrochemicals Manufacturers president Charles Drevna criticized an "irrational" requirement under TSCA: that the EPA must prove a chemical poses an unreasonable risk before it can require needed testing – which is itself needed to show the risk.
Drevna and Boron Specialties president Beth Bosley, who testified on behalf of the Society of Chemical Manufacturers & Affiliates, both said legislators should direct the EPA to use a step-wise approach to prioritize data collection.
A major problem of Section 4 is that it requires the EPA to issue regulations to obtain data, a process that frequently takes years, Bosley said. Instead, she said TSCA should give the EPA authority to order data submissions.
During the hearing IPC's Brent Grazman also told the subcommittee that EPA's implementation of Section 8 has actually discouraged recycling.
Companies including Patagonia, Stonyfield Farm and Method have urged TSCA reform.
Congress has been discussing TSCA in earnest since May 2013, when Senators David Vitter (R-LA) and the late Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ) introduced the Chemical Safety Improvement Act, S. 1009. If approved, it would modernize the core of TSCA for the first time since its inception in 1976.
Meanwhile at a Senate Environment and Public Works subcommittee hearing on the West Virginia spill, Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) said TSCA must be changed, stricter storage standards introduced and inspections made more frequently to reduce the chances of such contamination occurring again.
The spill cost businesses $61 million, according to a preliminary economic impact study by the Marshall University Center for Business and Economic Research, and left more than 300,000 residents without drinkable tap water for several days. (Some doctors are still advising vulnerable patients not to drink the water, though federal officials say it is safe.)
The incident also focused attention on what critics describe as a lax regulatory environment, both at the state and federal levels.
Takeaway: The West Virginia chemical spill has added momentum to calls for TSCA reform, and chemical companies are among those asking for changes.
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- If you were looking for the decoration for the Villa in Pokémon Platinum, see Villa decoration.
A bed is a type of item exclusive to Gold, Silver, and Crystal. It is used to decorate the player's bedroom.
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At the start of the game, the room is furnished with a Feathery Bed. This is a simple bed with white sheets.
However, by using Mystery Gift, players may receive one of the three other beds: a Pikachu Bed, which has yellow sheets with lightning bolt designs on it, a Pink Bed, which has pink sheets, or a Polkadot Bed, which has blue sheets with polka dots on it.
There can only be one bed in a room at a time, and its location is fixed. Players can pick which bed is displayed by accessing the room's PC.
One feature of Pokémon Stadium 2 allows players to view the entire room and its decorations, including the bed, in 3-D.
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KNOXVILLE -- This Friday, April 19 at 5:30 p.m., former Tennessee quarterback Tyler Bray will be featured on John Gruden's Quarterback Camp. The program will air on ESPNU.
Bray visited Gruden on Wednesday, April 3 in Tampa to round out the 2013 QB Camp Class.
Bray was the 12th and final player in the 2013 QB Camp class to descend upon Gruden's Fired Football Coaches Association office this spring.
Gruden, a Monday Night Football analyst and Super Bowl-winning coach personally prepares detailed lesson plans for every player during his quarterback camps.
Last year, Gruden mentored Andrew Luck, Robert Griffin III, Russell Wilson, Ryan Tannehill and others, arguably the most successful class of rookie quarterbacks in NFL history.
In his junior season, Bray helped spurn a Tennessee offense that recorded 434 points, 26th nationally, 5,711 total yards, 19th nationally and 3,787 passing yards, 16th nationally.
Individually, Bray's 34 passing touchdowns tied for sixth most among all NCAA players, while he ranked 11th in passing yards (3,612), 13th in passing yards/game (301.0) and 31st in passing efficiency (146.26).
During his Tennessee career, Bray is and sixth in total offense per play (7.36) and seventh among active NCAA quarterbacks in passing yards per game (265.9). Bray is also eighth among all active NCAA players in career passing touchdowns (69) and 13th in total offense per game (258.5).
In doing so, Bray plastered his name all over the Tennessee record books in just two and a half seasons as the starting quarterback for the Vols. He sits fourth on the Tennessee career passing touchdowns list with 69, and fourth in career passing yards (7.151), pass attempts (888) and completions (520). He also has had 21 multiple touchdown games in his career.
In 2012, Bray set a new school record for single-game passing yards, besting Peyton Manning while throwing for 530 yards against Troy. Bray and Manning account for the top-seven single-game passing performances in Tennessee history while his 34 touchdowns and 3,612 passing yards rank second on the single-season list behind Manning.
Bray joins eight other top quarterbacks and three non-quarterbacks in the draft who are scheduled to participate in Gruden's QB Camp:
Matt Barkley (USC)
Zac Dysert (Miami, OH)
Mike Glennon (N.C. State)
Landry Jones (Oklahoma)
EJ Manuel (Florida State)
Ryan Nassib (Syracuse)
Geno Smith (West Virginia)
Tyler Wilson (Arkansas)
Luke Joeckel (Texas A&M)
Marcus Lattimore (South Carolina)
Manti Te'o (Notre Dame)
Each prospect visited Gruden's office in Tampa - affectionately dubbed the Fired Football Coaches Association (FFCA) - for a film session. Most of the players will also participate in an on-field workout.
Gruden's QB Camp alumni:
2010: Sam Bradford (Oklahoma), Jimmy Clausen (Notre Dame), Colt McCoy (Texas) and Tim Tebow (Florida).
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2012: Kirk Cousins (Michigan State), Nick Foles (Arizona), Robert Griffin III (Baylor), Case Keenum (Houston), Andrew Luck (Stanford), Kellen Moore (Boise State), Brock Osweiler (Arizona State), Ryan Tannehill (Texas A&M), Brandon Weeden (Oklahoma State) and Russell Wilson (Wisconsin).
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It's been more than a week since a massive storm ripped through Waukesha and the county. Thousands were without power and streets were littered with fallen trees.
The cleanup continues.
Mayor Shawn Reilly said that in the days after the storm, five crews (17 city employees) worked to clear the streets and sidewalks, while the Forestry Department had three three-man crews working 12-hour days.
The focus for these teams have been on Districts 1 and 3 on the city's northeast side. Department of Public Works Director Fred Abadi said those areas had the most damage.
"We're just working on getting the city property cleaned and sidewalks open, as there are still trees hanging in streets," said Steve Dziekan, city garage street supervisor.
While many aldermen at last week's common council meeting asked Abadi what the city would do to help residents in the cleanup process, the DPW director said there was not a plan for a citywide brush pick up for trees on people's property.
"Our resources are limited," Dziekan added late last week. "It's a challenge, no doubt. It was not a planned event, and everything was twisted and uprooted. It's a real challenge working around utilities (as crews) were trying to get power restored."
Abadi said residents have had the opportunity to bring their tree debris to the city's Dropoff Center, 750 Sentry Drive, for free. The city opened the center an extra day last week. The center will be open on Thursday for residents to continue to drop off their tree debris.
"It's been pretty busy," Dziekan said. "I was down there (last week), and it was hectic."
In an email to members of the common council and city staff last Friday, Reilly said the cleanup in Districts 1 and 3 would continue this week.
"Many of the downed trees that were impeding traffic have now been removed," said Reilly, who has kept in contact with Parks and Forestry Operations Manager/City Forester Peter Traczek and Abadi on the cleanup. "There is still significant work that needs to be done, however."
Once the cleanup is finished in those areas, Reilly said, other areas of the city will be tended to. Reilly said he expects it will take another week or two to clean up the rest of the city.
Abadi encourages residents to call the city if there is a fallen city-owned tree, but if it is a private tree on a resident's own property residents will have to find someone, other than the city, to pick up the debris or bring it to the Dropoff Center.
Reilly said the city's Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department "is a little overwhelmed trying to clean up fallen trees on roadways and city property."
"Since the city's responsibility of taking care of street trees and clearing the sidewalks and streets is unlikely to be completed for another two weeks, no brush pickup is presently being scheduled," said Reilly, who added that he understands many people don't have the necessary equipment to load and bring tree debris to the Dropoff Center and are "frustrated" by the city not assisting in picking up their tree debris.
Reilly said Traczek told him that the storm created more tree damage than any other storm during the city forester's 13 years in the city.
"My impression is that the only times I saw more damage (in Waukesha) was during the May snowstorm in (the early 1990s) and an ice storm when I was still in my teens," Reilly said.
Reilly and City Administrator Ed Henschel were scheduled to have a management review of the cleanup status earlier this week.
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Then you would be very happy to note that most Middle Eastern studies programs around the country are funded by Wahhabis or Iran. (source:CNN and Fox consultant Walid Phares)
October 21, 2009 at 3:55 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
What erudite, balanced commenters here. We know you're a bunch of emasculated humanities majors, but you don't have to put it on display here for people who actually like sports and their Alma mater.
October 17, 2009 at 5:12 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Mangino: Reesing should be a part of Heisman discussion
1) Most humorous set of comments in years. Well played, gents (and ladies?).
2) I'm not sure Kale Pick will be much of a let down. 2010 Kale may be < 2009 Todd, but definitely >2007 Todd.
3) As good as #5 is he'd be average without #10.
4) Lets hope we're still talking like this in a few weeks after the rest of the murderous conference schedule. BEAT TEXAS TWICE.
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KU couple name kids after football, basketball heroes
I'm sad that Kansas no longer has moral superiority over the 2 kids I saw on one of my drives home from KU, at an Okie gas station, named Ford and Mercedes.
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KU's Morningstar suspended
There are so many simplistic comments on this board I don't know where to start. People really need to separate public courts of law with the rules of the KU Men's Basketball Team. There's only one judge, jury and executioner: Coach Self. It doesn't matter if Brady hasn't been tried yet. I'm sure he and Self talked before the punishment was handed down. It makes sense for the LJW to name names because a
player was suspended - newsworthy by itself - and that story can't be run without a reason why.
Also, this conjecture about what would have happened to a bigger star like Reesing or Collins is pointless. Stay out of unknown predictions.
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Kansas' image ugly after ridiculous turf war
At the ripe old age of 31 I feel confident saying I'm not much older than you cretins lambasting Mayer. Easy to hide behind a keyboard and screen. Be civil and let it go. If you don't have the stones to say it to his face, don't say it on the net.
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Flourishing friendship
One odd thing from this article: either Bedore is planting quotes or Elijah is very well-spoken.
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Keep Blount incident in perspective
So basically the OCR writer is telling us he really doesn't have a basis for what he writes and that these people who garner our attention and ticket revenue shouldn't be held to a higher standard. I reject both premises.
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Twin transformation
Just don't do a 34-2 like 1996-97. The pics of Roy crying after are still stuck in my head. Something tells me Bill isn't like that, though. He gets it done.
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KU basketball will be a part of ESPN's College GameDay ... in Manhattan
Game day at Memorial Stadium or Arrowhead, that will be the sign we're waiting for.
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- As we heard late last night, the Celtics are one of the teams to schedule a meeting with Dwight Howard early in the free agent recruiting period. However, Adam Himmelsbach of The Boston Globe (Twitter link) hears that Boston isn't expected to aggressively pursue Howard — the team is doing its homework, and could make an effort to land the veteran center if the price is right.
11:17am: Durant's meeting with the Heat will occur on Sunday, according to an ESPN.com report from Broussard and Stein.
11:00am: Kevin Durant's schedule for the next several days is beginning to take shape, with a handful of reporters filling in the details on the star forward's free agent tour. According to ESPN's Chris Broussard (via Twitter), Durant will have his first meeting with his current team, sitting down with the Thunder in Oklahoma City on Thursday.
Once free agency officially begins on Friday, Durant will head to the Hamptons in New York for the rest of his meetings, tweets Adrian Wojnarowski of The Vertical. Per Marc J. Spears of The Undefeated, Durant will meet with the Warriors on Friday afternoon in the Hamptons. Meanwhile, sources tell Marc Stein of ESPN.com (Twitter link) that the Spurs' pitch to the former MVP is scheduled for Saturday.
In addition to meeting with the Thunder, Warriors, and Spurs, Durant also has sit-downs lined up with the Heat, Celtics, and Clippers, and those meetings will take place over the first few days of July, says Broussard (via Twitter). The ESPN reporter adds (via Twitter) that the Knicks are still receiving consideration for a meeting, while the Lakers won't get one. There's no mention of the Hawks, who are also trying to "wedge their way" into the Durant sweepstakes, but it doesn't look like Atlanta will get an audience with KD.
Durant has said that his top priority for his next destination is competing for a championship, and being able to do so immediately. Wojnarowski recently reported that the 27-year-old has plans to go on a publicity tour starting on July 9th, so he'll likely make a decision before that date.
While a two-year contract with an opt-out after the first year makes the most financial sense for Durant, who could land a much larger max contract in 2017, there have been increased rumblings that he's not eager to go through the free agent process again in a year, so it's possible he'll sign a long-term contract with the team he chooses.
Dwight Howard has begun to formally schedule meetings with potential suitors, according to Marc Stein and Chris Broussard of ESPN.com, who report that the free agent center is set to meet with the Hawks and the Celtics when the recruiting period gets underway. Howard will likely meet with as many as five teams, with the Heat among the other teams to show "preliminary interest," per the ESPN duo.
Howard, 30, declined his 2016/17 player option with the Rockets, opting to hit the open market in July instead. Howard would have earned more than $23MM had he exercised his option, and while it remains to be seen if he'll match that '16/17 figure on his new deal, there's no shortage of teams with interest, and the eight-time All-Star should have no problem landing a multiyear contract.
Stein reported on Tuesday that Atlanta would seriously consider Howard as a free agent target if the team was unable to wedge its way into the Kevin Durant sweepstakes. According to Stein, the Hawks would go after Howard with the idea of playing him alongside Al Horford in their frontcourt. Of course, Horford himself is a free-agent-to-be and he's not a lock to re-sign with the Hawks, so Howard could also represent a viable replacement at center for Atlanta.
As for the Celtics, they have a ton of cap room and have been linked to a handful of free agent centers, including Horford and Hassan Whiteside. The Heat, meanwhile, could enter the Howard derby if Whiteside departs in free agency.
Besides Atlanta, Boston, and Miami, some of the teams that have been mentioned as possible suitors for Howard this summer include the Bucks, the Trail Blazers, the Hornets, the Knicks, and even the Rockets, who reportedly tried to encourage D12 to opt in for 2016/17. However, Stein and Broussard indicate a reunion between Howard and the Rockets is unlikely.
Howard's time in Houston probably can't be considered a huge success, despite the fact that the Rockets made the Western Conference Finals in his second year with the franchise. The former first overall pick was never really a perfect complement for star shooting guard James Harden, and saw his involvement in the team's offense decline during the past two seasons. Howard made 71 appearances for the Rockets in 2015/16, averaging 13.7 points, 11.8 rebounds, 1.4 assists and 1.63 blocks in 32.1 minutes per game. He shot 62% from the field, but just 48.9% from the free-throw line.
The prevailing wisdom heading into free agency has suggested that Kevin Durant is likely to sign a two-year contract with a second-year player option this summer. After all, opting out a year from now and signing a long-term deal at that point figures to be the best way for the star forward to maximize his earnings.
Still, we've heard whispers that Durant may prefer to simply sign a long-term pact now to avoid having free agency looming over him for another year, and Steve Kyler of Basketball Insiders cites sources close to the former MVP who echo that sentiment. According to Kyler, Oklahoma City remains the frontrunner for Durant, but the free-agent-to-be will hear out and consider all his suitors, and could make a long-term commitment to the team he signs with, whether that's the Thunder or another club.
Here's more from Kyler on a few of this summer's top free agents:
- Mike Conley is expected to listen to some free agent pitches, but will likely give the Grizzlies the last word, writes Kyler. Conley would like to see Memphis be aggressive about adding talent to fortify the roster if he's going to return. If the veteran point guard decides to go elsewhere, the Mavericks, Rockets, Spurs, and even the Nets are among his potential landing spots, per Kyler.
- The Lakers, Mavericks, Celtics, and Hornets are some of the teams expected to make a push for Hassan Whiteside if the Heat waver on offering him a max contract, says Kyler.
- Kyler identifies the Heat as a potential dark horse in the Al Horford sweepstakes, if Whiteside does leave Miami. Horford is believed to be the next target on the team's wish list, and that interest may be mutual, Kyler writes.
- There's mutual interest between Rajon Rondo and the Nets, who could be the favorites to land the point guard. However, according to Kyler, Rondo wouldn't want to be Brooklyn's only high-profile addition this summer, so the Nets might have to make a commitment to another notable free agent if they hope to lure Rondo.
- Dwight Howard could end up being a primary target this offseason for teams like the Bucks, Trail Blazers, and Hornets, who aren't necessarily expected to get involved with many top-tier free agents, per Kyler. Sources close to Howard and the Magic indicate to Kyler that the odds of D12 returning to Orlando are slim, despite the fact that the team expects to be active on the open market.
- Kyler adds the Lakers and Grizzlies to the list of teams with interest in Ryan Anderson, and notes that there's mutual interest between Anderson and the Wizards. Sources also tell Kyler that Anderson would prefer to land with a playoff team.
- Despite not being able to pull off a big draft night trade to land a star player, the Celtics' players are still behind team executive Danny Ainge and believe he did the right thing by not pulling the trigger on any of the rumored deals Boston was linked to, Chris Forsberg of ESPN.com notes (ESPN Now link). "We trust Danny [Ainge] and we believe in Danny. And we know Danny made the right decision. We stand behind him 100%," point guard Marcus Smart told Forsberg.
Six teams – including the Thunder – have lined up free agent meetings with Kevin Durant so far, but there are still a handful of other clubs vying for the opportunity to sit down with the star forward. According to ESPN.com's Marc Stein, one of those clubs is the Hawks, who are trying to "wedge their way" into the KD sweepstakes.
As July approaches, Atlanta's top free agent priorities involve re-signing Al Horford and Kent Bazemore, but the Hawks are also working to convince Durant and his representatives to allow them to make a face-to-face pitch. According to Stein, the chances of such a meeting occurring appear dim for now, but Grant Hill – a member of the Hawks' ownership group – is expected to lead the club's lobbying efforts, giving Atlanta a glimmer of hope.
Atlanta's pursuit of Durant may be a long shot, but if the team falls short in its pursuit of its top target, it has at least one more big-name free agent on its list of possible alternatives. Stein reports that the Hawks are strongly considering pursuing Atlanta native Dwight Howard, who will also hit the open market this week.
According to Stein, the Hawks would go after Howard with the idea of playing him alongside Horford in their frontcourt. However, Howard could also represent a viable alternative at center if Horford ultimately signs elsewhere. While Atlanta is optimistic about retaining the All-Star center, Horford is expected to draw interest from the Lakers, Rockets, Magic, Pistons, Wizards, Celtics, and Nets, among other teams, Stein writes.
The Hawks are currently projected to have about $47MM in guaranteed salary on their books for 2016/17, which includes cap holds for their two first-round picks, but not Jeff Teague's $8MM salary. Even if the team re-signs Horford, there could still be room for another max or near-max salary.
8:08pm: Durant will not meet with his hometown Wizards, J. Michael of CSNMidatlantic.com reports. The Wizards have already moved on with their free agency plans, as league sources told Michael that the idea of returning home "doesn't resonate" with Durant.
MONDAY, 12:41pm: Durant and his representatives have now scheduled meetings with the Celtics, Clippers, and Heat, bringing the total number of meetings on tap for KD to six, reports ESPN's Chris Broussard. A meeting with the Knicks also remains in play, but hasn't yet been confirmed.
FRIDAY, 10:44pm: The Warriors, Spurs and Thunder will be the first three teams to land face-to-face recruiting meetings with Kevin Durant, writes Marc Stein of ESPN.com. Stein adds that the meetings will take place next week and more teams are expected to be granted an opportunity to make a pitch. Durant's representatives are working to solidify meetings with the Celtics, Clippers and Heat in addition to the aforementioned teams, Adrian Wojnarowski of The Vertical reports.
Both the Warriors and Spurs are planning on having key members of their respective organizations in attendance, Stein adds. Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson will be among the attendees for Golden State's pitch, while San Antonio will have Gregg Popovich and Tim Duncan among the attendees at its meeting. Sources tell Stein that the Warriors believe their chances of landing Durant have increased as a result of losing to the Cavs in the NBA Finals. Earlier this week, a source suggested to Frank Isola of the New York Daily News that the Warriors appear to be the biggest threat to land the 2013/14 MVP should he leave Oklahoma City.
Durant is expected to have his agent Rich Kleiman and a few family members and friends alongside him during the initial meetings. The meetings are expected to take place in New York, according to Wojnarowski, although teams are still awaiting official word. It was reported last week that the meetings would take place in Los Angeles, where Durant owns a home.
The Knicks and Lakers remain hopeful about getting a meeting, Stein adds. Despite no definite report of a future meeting with Durant, Ian Begley of ESPN.com tweets that the Knicks are expected to get one.
The Rockets are not expected to get serious consideration, as was previously reported, and Stein adds that the Wizards are not optimistic about their chances of landing Durant.
Durant's top priority for a destination remains competing for a championship and doing it immediately. A source tells Wojnarowski that Durant has plans to go on a publicity tour starting on July 9, and he expects to make a decision before that date.
The Lakers and Wizards are not expected to be granted a meeting with Kevin Durant once free agency begins, reports Sam Amick of USA Today. Amick adds that New York is back on Durant's radar as a result of the Derrick Rose trade. The Knicks are expected to sit down with the 2013/14 MVP, as are the Spurs, Warriors, Celtics, Heat, and Clippers in addition to the Thunder.
The list of teams expected to be in the mix for Al Horford's services is expanding. It was previously reported that the Magic, Pistons, Lakers and Rockets would be attempting to poach the big man from the Hawks. The Wizards, Celtics and Heat are also expected to pursue the 30-year-old, according to Darren Wolfson of ESPN.com (Twitter link). Wolfson adds that the Wolves will likely try to make a run at Horford, but are unlikely to get him to sign.
The Hawks are reportedly viewed as the frontrunner to lock up Horford since they can offer the most money and years. Atlanta intends to put a max deal on the table. He just finished up his ninth year in the league, meaning he's eligible for the second-tier max salary this summer.
He could certainly take LeBron James' path and sign a shorter deal with an opt out after one season. Such a move would vault him into the third-tier max salary next offseason, which would allow him a starting salary of nearly 35% cap instead of the roughly 30% he is currently eligible for. Still, as Luke Adams of Hoops Rumors pointed out, given his age, he might opt to take long-term security.
Horford played in all 82 games last season for the first time in his career. He is a career 53.5% shooter from the field and a 34.0% shooter from behind the arc. He matched a career high in blocks with 1.5 per contest last season and he ranked 7th in the league among centers in ESPN's Real Plus/Minus.
- Coach Brad Stevens said Jaylen Brown's versatility, explosiveness and work ethic are major reasons why the Celtics took him with the No.3 pick (video link via CSNNE.com).


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