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Public Servants Disclosure Protection Act (S.C. 2005, c. 46)
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Assented to 2005-11-25
Marginal note:Requirements when making a disclosure
15.1 In making a disclosure under this Act, a public servant must
(a) provide no more information than is reasonably necessary to make the disclosure; and
(b) follow established procedures or practices for the secure handling, storage, transportation and transmission of information or documents, including, but not limited to, information or documents that the Government of Canada or any portion of the public sector is taking measures to protect.
Marginal note:Disclosure to public
16. (1) A disclosure that a public servant may make under sections 12 to 14 may be made to the public if there is not sufficient time to make the disclosure under those sections and the public servant believes on reasonable grounds that the subject-matter of the disclosure is an act or omission that
(a) constitutes a serious offence under an Act of Parliament or of the legislature of a province; or
(b) constitutes an imminent risk of a substantial and specific danger to the life, health and safety of persons, or to the environment.
Marginal note:Limitation
(1.1) Subsection (1) does not apply in respect of information the disclosure of which is subject to any restriction created by or under any Act of Parliament, including the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act.
Marginal note:Rights not affected
(2) Nothing in subsection (1) affects the rights of a public servant to make to the public in accordance with the law a disclosure that is not protected under this Act.
Marginal note:Exception — special operational information
17. Section 12, subsection 13(1) and sections 14 and 16 do not apply in respect of any information that is special operational information within the meaning of subsection 8(1) of the Security of Information Act.
Marginal note:Saving — journalists with Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
18. Nothing in this Act relating to the making of disclosures is to be construed as applying to the dissemination of news and information by a person employed by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation for that purpose.
Marginal note:Other obligations to report
18.1 Nothing in this Act relating to the making of disclosures is to be construed as affecting any obligation of a public servant to disclose, report or otherwise give notice of any matter under any other Act of Parliament.
Marginal note:Prohibition against reprisal
19. No person shall take any reprisal against a public servant.
Definition of Board
20. (1) In this section and section 21, Board means,
(a) in relation to a public servant who is employed in the Public Service Labour Relations Board or a person whose complaint relates to a reprisal taken while he or she was so employed, the Canada Industrial Relations Board;
(b) in relation to any other public servant who is employed in any portion of the public sector referred to in Schedule I to the Public Service Staff Relations Act or a person whose complaint relates to a reprisal taken while he or she was so employed, the Public Service Staff Relations Board; and
(c) in relation to any other public servant, the Canada Industrial Relations Board.
Marginal note:Complaint to Board
(2) Subject to subsection (2.1), a public servant, or former public servant, or a person designated by a public servant or former public servant for the purpose, who alleges that a person has taken a reprisal against the public servant may make a complaint in writing to the Board in respect of the reprisal.
Marginal note:Exception — RCMP
(2.1) A member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police may not make a complaint under subsection (2) in relation to any matter that is the subject of an investigation or proceeding under Part IV or V of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Act unless
(a) the member has exhausted every procedure available under that Act for dealing with the matter; and
(b) the member has been granted leave by the Board to make the complaint.
Marginal note:Conditions for granting leave
(2.2) The Board may grant the leave only if
(a) the application for leave is made within 60 days after the procedures referred to in paragraph (2.1)(a) have been exhausted; and
(b) the Board is of the opinion that the issue of reprisal was not adequately dealt with by those procedures.
Marginal note:Restriction
(2.3) The Board ceases to have jurisdiction if an application for judicial review of any decision relating to the procedures referred to in paragraph (2.1)(a) is made by the member.
Marginal note:Time for making complaint
(3) Subject to subsection (3.1), the complaint must be made to the Board not later than
(a) 60 days after the date on which the complainant knew, or in the Board's opinion ought to have known, that the reprisal was taken;
(b) if the complainant has made a disclosure to the Commissioner in respect of the reprisal during the 60-day period referred to in paragraph (a) and the Commissioner has decided to deal with the disclosure, 60 days after the Commissioner reports his or her findings to the complainant and the appropriate chief executive; or
(c) if the complainant is a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the complaint is in relation to a matter referred to in subsection (2.1), 60 days after the member was granted leave.
Marginal note:Time extended
(3.1) The complaint may be made after the periods referred to in subsection (3) if the Board feels it is appropriate considering the circumstances of the complaint.
Marginal note:Exclusion of arbitration
(4) Despite any law or agreement to the contrary, a complaint made under this section may not be referred by a public servant to arbitration or adjudication.
Marginal note:Duty and power of Board
(5) On receipt of a complaint, the Board may assist the parties to the complaint to settle the complaint. The Board must hear and determine the complaint if it decides not to so assist the parties or the complaint is not settled within a period considered by the Board to be reasonable in the circumstances.
Marginal note:Board orders
(6) If the Board determines that the complainant has been subject to a reprisal taken in contravention of section 19, the Board may, by order, require the employer or the appropriate chief executive, or any person acting on behalf of the employer or appropriate chief executive, to take all necessary measures to
(a) permit the complainant to return to his or her duties;
(b) reinstate the complainant or pay damages to the complainant in lieu of reinstatement if, in the Board's opinion, the relationship of trust between the parties cannot be restored;
(c) pay to the complainant compensation in an amount not greater than the amount that, in the Board's opinion, is equivalent to the remuneration that would, but for the reprisal, have been paid to the complainant;
(d) rescind any measure or action, including any disciplinary action, and pay compensation to the complainant in an amount not greater than the amount that, in the Board's opinion, is equivalent to any financial or other penalty imposed on the complainant; and
(e) pay to the complainant an amount equal to any expenses and any other financial losses incurred by the complainant as a direct result of the reprisal.
Marginal note:Royal Canadian Mounted Police Act
(6.1) The Board may make an order in relation to a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police despite subsections 42(4) and (6), 45.16(7) and 45.26(6) of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Act.
Marginal note:Standing
(7) The Commissioner has standing in any proceedings under this section for the purpose of making submissions.
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I have to admit that MITB was better than I expected in certain regards, but in others I was not at all impressed. It was nice to see Cena Sr. in the front row, being so animated early in the night. He's such a lovely man, and one of the sweetest heels I've ever met!
I mentioned before that I was in tears about not stepping up and getting tickets for MITB early enough that I could actually afford the tickets, but watching MITB while hanging out in the WNW Live Blog absolutely lifted my spirits. WNW readers have opened up my wrestling world in a way I never thought possible. Even those I don't always get along with always find a way to open my eyes to something, or give me a point of view I hadn't thought of. I am not sure I would have enjoyed MITB anywhere near as much without you wonderful readers, so thank you.
The other think that helped me through MITB was Cena winning the WWE WHC. I was really hoping for a big change, even if it was just a short time before Brock returns to become Champion. I just thought it was the perfect time to step forward with someone unexpected, just give them a taste and chance to prove themselves. Unlike Paige, having someone like Brock (My client, Brock Lesnar conquered Underaker's undefeated streak at WrestleMania!) taking the straps from them wouldn't be as much of a boot to the head to their character, or their career. If they were able to put on a solid match with Brock – not get squashed – then it could have been huge for that person. I know people think it's too early to push Reigns, but if done right, with a short run, it could have worked really well.
Raw Starts
In Ring Segment > C+
Those fans really wanted Punk. They were louder than we've heard before, and that surprised me. Beyond that, I thought the way The Authority were being so sticky sweet, and that Cena wouldn't buy it was great, but even greater was the way the 2K15 banner didn't drop when it first should have.
I was born just south of Boston, and grew up in New England. If I'm not aware of it, I can drop my Rs, and sound exactly like Cena did in this segment. The thing is that Trip was born into a French Canadian family in Nashua, New Hampshire. While those from Connecticut usually have a different accent, those from Boston and north seem to take on a similar accent, until you get very far north in Maine and NH. Vermont has very much its own accent. So Paul Levesque grew up sounding exactly like Cena portrayed in this segment. I have to admit I was laughing really hard, and enjoyed it completely because of how on the mark they were. I always am impressed when they bring locality into the shows, and while I don't understand much of what's said about other areas, this one hit very close to home, and was quite a lot of fun for me.
John Cena normally is one of the few guys I will say that despite every bit of criticism he gets, has some of the greatest respect for this business I have ever seen. He lives this business, and would do nothing to disrespect it. But Monday night on Raw, he did just that by wearing the WWE WHC the way he did. I know that most people will say that it is nitpicking. But by wearing them like a scarf, I felt a slap to the face. Those titles, despite the way they have been booked at times, are the two biggest titles in wrestling history. They deserve the respect of being worn or shouldered, as almost every champion before him has done. Maybe it was just a lapse for the night, or maybe Cena wanted to "show his edge", but all it did is leave a bad taste in my mouth.
RVD vs Rollins > B+
I have been kvetching about RVD's ring work since he returned this time around. It seems as though finally, at MITB, such a dangerous match, RVD found his spark and gave us what we love from RVD. I am not saying that RVD isn't showing his 43 years of age, or 24 years in the ring, but he does have that zest back that he'd been missing. He did a great job of making this match look solid, something he hadn't been doing before MITB. It's great to see that RVD got his spark back, but Rollins really out-classed him in the ring. That being said, the two of them looked really sore and tired after last night, but they still stepped things up for the live fans tonight. I think working with guys like RVD will only help Rollins grow as a wrestler in the long run. He's one of the best on the roster, but working with guys like RVD absolutely can't hurt in the long run.
Winner – Rollins
In Ring Segment > B+
I know Rollins was tired from his match, but Ambrose really outshined him here on mic. So excited that Ambrose is going to be up Rollins bum at every turn. This could be fun!
In Ring Segment > B+
I never thought I'd hear the fans behind Swagger, but Zeb made it happen! Two weeks in a row the WWE has taken a most hated heel – Vickie more than Swagger – and turned them into a top face in the course of fifteen minutes. Jesse is thrilled by this, and totally marked out. I, on the other hand, am waiting for Swagger to do something stupid. Once burned, shame on you, twice burned, shame on me. Swagger has burnt the fans more times than I can count, in more ways than I can count, so I'm wary. I also don't see where Swagger can get past Rusev when Big E couldn't. Makes me wonder if the WWE hasn't learned their lesson about pushing the younger guys so they can grow and learn, but dropping them for a guy who has continually let them down. I think, by this point, we should be calling it the Orton Effect.
All that being said, if we can get a solid feud, I'm happy. I'm even happier that Lana has someone great on mic to verbally spar with her. The one thing that has me worried is Zeb. He had troubles getting his knees under him when he stood up on the apron. I know he's a tough old bird – and I mean that with the utmost respect – but I think it's time he starts using the stairs to get to the ring.
Backstage Segment > B
I don't know what it was about Usos and Sheamus laughing and playing as they headed for the ring, but while it felt a bit overboard for TV, it didn't feel that far out of reality. It was interesting to watch.
Usos & Sheamus vs The Wyatt Family > B
This match was a lot of fun, but the Usos and The Wyatts in the ring together is almost always magic. I cannot say this was their best match, but again, everyone was sore and tired after last night. Sheamus and Bray both in MITBLM, and the Usos with Harper and Rowan in their tag match. I thought the tag match at MITB was very strong, and those four can take a night that they don't completely kill themselves for us. I love watching all these men work, and I enjoyed the creativity of the moves with Sheamus added in. That Harper hit a kick similar to the Brogue really did a lot to add to the creativity of the match. I also love the way that JBL pushes Harper's clothesline, it shows a level of respect, coming from the man who used to hit the clothesline from hell.
Winners – The Wyatt Family
Backstage Segment > C+
Of course Nikki is catching all of Steph's crap now! Not only is she Brie's twin, but she's also living with Cena. It was a given that Steph would be going after Nikki. While I know Nikki's ring work has improved by leaps and bounds, I still want Steph to face Brie in the ring. It feels more like what the fans want, because of Bryan, and it feels more organic, but maybe that's just me. I thought Nikki handled herself well here, but you know there's a lot more in store for her soon.
Stage Segment > B
Bo-ner! Between that and the way Bryan told him to Bo-leave the ring, there's some great chants in Bo's future. Sometimes I think it's great that he smiles through it all, because some nights it has to be hard to do all that with a straight face. I still think Bo has a huge future if he continues to prove his character work, but he has to be willing to grow and change within it, the way his brother is already doing.
Nikki vs Dactyls > B-
Looking back, Naomi could have been so upset at ringside because she knew AJ was back and she'd be losing her chance to get strapped, but you never know. I would love this growing feud between Naomi and Cameron if I knew Cameron could go in the ring to the level Naomi can go. Naomi is a main event Diva, and while Cameron has come a long way, she's nowhere near Naomi's level. The grade would have been much lower if not for Naomi's ring work with Nikki. Nikki is solid in the ring, but working with Cameron she looked like she did a couple years ago – not the best.
I do have to mention that on Smackdown, Naomi was getting up in Paige's face after the match, and the ref called her Trinity, not Naomi. I know it has very little to do with this, but I found it interesting enough to mention.
Winners – Dactyls
Ringside > A+
I loved seeing the Special Olympians in the front row with their medals. It was a sweet moment.
Announce Segment > C
I'm not marking this segment down at all for the way they were on announce, but more for the news about Bad News Barrett that we all knew was coming. Unless an announce segment is great, it's really just average, and should be graded that way. I feel horrible for BNB. It seems that every time he comes back, he gets injured again.
As much as the WWE overuses tournaments, I think this would be the perfect time for the WWE to throw a tourney at us. They don't have KOTR, so why not an IC Title Tournament? We've had so many Battle Royals lately, it's time for a change. Then again, Cesaro did so well at WrestleMania, if his eye is not a lingering issue, then it would make sense for him to win the IC at Battleground.
Kofi vs Cesaro > B
Kofi, like Swagger, is one who has issues with not being as tight and careful in the ring as they should be, but I'm not sure where Cesaro got injured. It wasn't bad enough that Cesaro couldn't beat down Kofi after the match, but we also know that wrestlers push through things they shouldn't. I will say that they worked hard in the ring, and even harder outside the ring. I was quite impressed with Kofi's flying, and Cesaro powerful moves and heel work. Add in Heyman egging Cesaro on, and this was a solid match. I lowered the grade because of the injury. An injury in a match cannot lead to a high grade no matter how it happened.
Winner – Kofi
Backstage Segment > ?
Santino talking to Cobra was adorable, and the way Rose got into the mix was cute too. The whole thing had a very cute vibe, but it also reminded me of something. Sometimes on Days Of Our Lives they have product placement segments that are so over the top corny that it boggles my mind. From a recent episode, "Do you have cramps Paige (actual character's name), then you should try Midol…" Include the cheesy Price Is Right product modeling and too nice, but robotic voices, and you know exactly what I'm talking about. This had that feel, but with Santino and Rose, it almost had to have that feel.
The other reason this segment hit me so strangely is because the WWE has done so much to be PG, and now they're product placing alcohol! Not just any alcohol, but one of the ones that really appeal to a younger than legal age audience, because it really doesn't taste much like booze. I'm loving that they're loosening up with the PG thing, and showed it at MITB when they were not pulling Orton out of the WWE WHC MITBLM and wrapping his head in white towels, but this seems like a HUGE step away from PG in a strange and disconcerting way.
Announce Segment > C
When I'm writing moves in and out of the ring, I sometimes miss things. I guess I somehow missed Kofi landing on, or going through Cole somehow. I don't know how much he was selling, but the concern from King was sweet. JBL, on the other hand, not so much.
In Ring Segment > B
I love Sandow, and thought he was great as McMahon. This was one of his best characters, and he sold it better than Trip did when he was playing McMahon. I know he was going for a different style, but it still worked wonderfully. Of course Steph would get bent out of shape over this, but I'm blown away by Sandow's range and creativity. Hopefully they come up with something really great for him soon, before he remembers how to be great in the ring.
Khali vs Sandow > F
I know that Khali was looking to the ref for cues for what he was supposed to be doing next, but it really looked as though he was looking down at Sandow, over and over, just to make sure it was Sandow he flattened, and not really McMahon.
Winner – Khali
In Ring Segment > A
Okay, before RAW started, and the announcement came out that a former WWE Champion would be on the show, many WNW commenters were talking in the RAW Open Thread Discussion about it being Miz, and that would be a letdown, but also a great way to build him up upon his return. There was no way Miz could return as a face, it's just the way things are with Miz, and he worked it really well. This is me, I have to comment on that sexy suit Miz was wearing. Normally I'm not big on summer suits, they bring me back to 50s court room movies, and old men in bow ties, but I love linen (sewing with it later today), and that suit has such a modern cut that it works. With the open collar, and the splash of lack of color in the scarf and shoes, it was perfect. My only gripe was that Miz's shirt was just enough off in color from the suit, and a bit too crisp to work perfectly, but the color could have been my screen.
Beyond the suit, Miz did a solid job of working the fans, making them think he was the person that had been announced (the outline in the pre-Raw commercial was absolutely Miz), and that he was sort of a letdown, getting him over as a heel that much more, but then Jericho's music hit and that place erupted! I was a bit behind, and a Facebook comment popped up in the corner of my screen, so I knew he was coming, but it didn't stop me from completely marking out when Break the walls down! hit. I played 20 questions with Stacy, and he had no clue who it could be returning, but he lit up when it was Jericho. Jericho is a huge name who will bring in fans. Further, with his new album coming out, this is a great way for him to promote it. Wonder if Fozzy will be playing at Battleground.
Because Jericho had been so adamant about not returning to the WWE because the boys were getting screwed by the WWE PPV bonuses, I honestly hadn't thought about him feuding with Bray, but OMFGWTFBBQ! What a fantastic idea! First off, it makes even more sense for Bray to feud with Jericho than Cena, because of what Bray stands for, and what Jericho does with his life within and outside of the WWE. I think Jericho could help take Bray even further, and it could be a jaw dropping feud. Jericho is great with working with creative, and has done a lot of his own personal writing in the past, so working with Bray on this could leave us with a summer to remember; as if we aren't already having one! I'm so hyper-excited about this that I was marking out even more after the DEP! than I was when Jericho's music hit.
Jericho being backstage could also talk to the boys backstage, help them with what they need to work on with their contracts in the future with the changes happening within the WWE. Jericho is a shrewd businessman, and could do a lot to rally the other wrestlers, and help them in the long run.
Ziggler vs Fandango > B
At this point I was far enough behind in the show that Jesse was taunting me. I have to admit that I was really annoyed with this match popping up, because I knew something juicy was coming, but then Summer Rae came to the ring in that dress. She might not have been showing as much skin as she did in the dancing dresses, but she looked amazing in that hot pink bandage dress. I didn't like the boots with the dress, but that is a seasonal thing for me, black boots like that are not summer wear, even up in New England it's still summer! I didn't know bandage dresses were still in style, but Steph wore an aqua one recently, and now Summer Rae in hot pink, I think they're still in style, and they're being worn on the perfect bodies in the WWE.
Anyway, the kissing of Ziggler was interesting, but the way he grabbed Summer Rae and kissed her back, all the while Fandango is tweaking, and Layla is sulking, we haven't seen the end of this, and looks like they're setting up for a solid match at Battleground. The only question is who will be in the match?
Winner – Ziggler
RybAxel vs GoldStar > B
I'm loving Stardust the more I see the more I love him! That RIB after Stardust debuted, I caught a lot of flack for loving Stardust, but I'm standing by my feelings. Stardust has proven that he's not trying to be Goldust, he's being his own deranged and crazy character, and proving he can do almost anything with this character. It's the simple moves he makes, like the way he touched his brother's head from behind with his fingertips as they posed in the ring before the match – the looks he gives, that crazy Joker smile – and how he's changing up his moves, rather than the upper cut from the mat, he kicked his opponent in the head. Not saying I want Cody to be Stardust forever, but I'm blown away by his creativity and the way he's working Stardust. I'm sure Cody watched his brother on TV when he was growing up, so he sucked in a lot of Goldust's craziness, but he's taken it to a whole new level and made it his own. It has also taken their team to a whole new level, of fun, creativity, mic work, and ring work.
On the other hand, it seems as though RybAxel is fading away. I will say I'm glad Axel wasn't in a singlet on RAW, but beyond that, he and Ryback are struggling to stay memorable in these matches against GoldStar. They look like less than jobbers, just a canvas for GoldStar to shine. I know that every human being is different, I'm just so shocked that someone who oozed charisma and character could be the father of someone who is duller than watching paint dry. I want to see Ryback and Axel succeed, but at this point, they're barely worth mentioning, even when they're in a match on RAW!
Winners – GoldStar
Divas Championship Match > B+
With Paige on mic, I had a feeling that something was coming, and Jesse telling me something epic was heading my way. At that point I knew it was AJ returning. I told Jesse that Lita would be epic, Mae Young would be seriously epic (yes, I know the lovely Mae has passed, and I didn't mean any disrespect by this), but I knew AJ was coming back as soon as Paige was on mic. I also knew AJ was going to win the strap back tonight. I have to admit that I'm not thrilled with this. I love AJ, and she's done a lot for the Divas Division, but Paige hasn't had a chance to shine, and for her to lose the strap because of that pisses me off. Look at the match Paige had at MITB with Naomi, that was sick! Their ring work, minus that fall from the corner, was jaw dropping. Those two women worked that ring in a serious way. Nattie and Charlotte did it in NXT, but this was the first time we saw serious work like that in the big leagues, and I was hoping for so much more from them, and Naomi winning the strap soon.
I wasn't at all shocked with the "CM Punk!" chants, but I thought Paige handled it well, and AJ handled it even better! Her coy looks were so sweet and beguiling. I honestly cannot blame the fans for those chants, even though AJ and Paige deserved them more, because they are actually in the WWE and working it. But all in all, they handled that part beautifully.
Then there's their match. Those two little Divas packed so much into that 1:02 that all I wanted was more. I'm hoping for some epic battles between these two – as long as Naomi doesn't get left out in the cold. I know it was Lita and Trish, but there's always room for a third if she's just that great. It was the Dudleys, the Hardys, and E&C, they proved that triangles can work in wrestling, and I want to see it happen with these three Divas. It could be a great build to a Triple Threat Cage Match at WrestleMania! I know it's a pipe dream, but think about it!
Anyway, I have to mention that this match timed out at 1:02, but the first match between Paige and AJ timed out at 1:19. so AJ won back her strap 17 seconds quicker than she lost it. I think those 17 seconds greatly out-weigh the 18 second WrestleMania match AJ cost Bryan with that kiss.
I wrote a lot about AJ, and the future of the Divas Division, but in all of this, Paige was the one who was totally screwed. She was so over in the little microcosm that is Full Sail, but wasn't given any build, or anything of interest starting on WWE TV. They are finally pushing character, and making things more interesting, yet we were told NOTHING about Paige other than that she was in NXT. Not everyone has the WWE Network, or Hulu, and not everyone has seen NXT. I know I didn't catch much, but I have done a lot of research on Paige, and really looked into her work, which is seriously impressive. Paige is young, and still has time, but it's never good when they're treated like this from the start. Okay, Bryan did have his 18 second match at WrestleMania, and then turned into a top Superstar. It an happen, and I hope it does with Paige, because that little slip of a girl has so much to show us. Now the WWE need to give her a character of some sort, and get her in there against AJ and Naomi, really working the ring so she can show everyone who didn't believe in her that they were!
Winner & new Divas Champion – AJ
Kane & Orton vs Cena & Reigns > B
There was some solid work in this match, and while I've talked up Reigns' a lot lately, the way he rushed through his round of five moves of doom really looked horrible here. Then again, so did Cena hitting the 5 knuckle shuffle on Orton, then Kane, right in a row. Two chokeslams, or two RKOs, or two spears, or even two AAs in a row can work, but not 5 knuckle shuffle! It looked downright bad!
Not saying this match was all bad, in fact there were some lovely moments, but coming off MITB, all of them were tired and sore, and it showed. None of these four looked to be at their best, but I understand what they went through the night before, and don't hold that against them. I'm sure their Fatal 4 Way Match at Battleground will be much better, even though both Cena and Reigns will be tortured until then, and beyond.
Winners – Reigns & Cena via DQ
In Ring Segment > B+
I had to split this off from the match because it deserved its own grade. I have to admit that I was a little spacy and didn't put it together that Trip might be out there to make sure Rollins cashed in his case, I just figured it was to make sure Orton and Kane won their match. I guess it's because RAW had so much talking, and that MITB was so recent, that I forgot about the case, and that Ambrose promised Rollins that he'd be directly up his bum every chance he got, especially whenever Rollins wanted to cash in his MITB case.
Trip did a great job of making sure Cena was really out cold after the match, by shaking, then dropping his lifeless arm. Of course Rollins was right there when beckoned, as was Ambrose. The ref, for some reason, seemed to have issue with the case being cashed in with Cena out cold, though no ref ever seemed to care before! I loved the way Ambrose came out of nowhere, and really took Rollins out. I'm also wondering if the ref is going to catch a ration of poo from Trip very soon for failing to follow direction, because that's no what's best for business!
I loved the way RAW went off the air. It looked great to have Trip and Reigns staring each other down. They're really setting up for something big between them. I think they could give us a great match. Between Trip's knowledge of the ring and how to work it, and Reigns' strength and excitement for it all, this could be stellar. This could also help Reigns' ring work, and his ring maturity in a lot of ways. I think Battleground is too soon, this should be a SummerSlam match. Besides, Reigns is already in the main event at Battleground.
Post Show
Innocent until proven guilty. I don't know what happened with Emma at WalMart, but it couldn't have come at a worse time in her career with the WWE. She was already frowned upon, for the same reason Paige is frowned upon, even though they haven't given her much of a chance after pulling her from the microcosm of Full Sail, so this could be highly detrimental to her career with the WWE. I'm hoping that this blows over and is nothing more than a mistake, but if it doesn't, it could impede her ability to even stay in the United States to work. Fingers crossed that things work out for the best for all involved, and that the truth – no matter what it is – comes out.
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The big Kardashian wedding in Florence, Italy is done and over as Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are now man and wife. Amid all the wedding hoopla, there were a few important players in Kim and Kanye's life that were absent from the nuptials, according to US Magazine on May 24.
Rob Kardashian, Kim's only brother, was in Italy this week with the rest of the Kardashian clan, but he was keeping a low profile. Rob flew out of Italy and landed in L.A. just about at the time his sister was exchanging her vows with Kanye.
Rob gave no reason for not attending his sister's wedding and he wasn't seen around the city with his flamboyant family taking in the sights. Rob has been struggling with his weight and the rumors spinning online about him going to "fat-camp" appeared to hit his Achilles' heel.
He recently blasted the rumors that he was attending a fat camp. Rob tweeted ""First, I don't believe in rehab or therapy or anything of that sort and second, I'm a grown man and will work on myself when I choose."
Why Rob got out of dodge before the wedding ceremony is a mystery. Two other people who weren't in attendance of the Kardashian-West wedding were Beyonce and Jay Z. Kanye and Jay Z are best of friends so why didn't they show up? According to Hollywood Life, they may have been trying to avoid another guest.
Rumor has it that Jay Z and Beyonce avoided the wedding because Kim Kardashian's best friend Rachel Roy was attending. Jay Z and Rachel Roy flirting is what the fight in the elevator between Jay Z and his sister-in-law was rumored to be about.
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- 1-1/2 pounds ground beef
- 1 can (5 ounces) evaporated milk
- 1 egg, lightly beaten
- 3/4 cup quick-cooking oats
- 1/4 cup chopped onion
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1/3 cup ketchup
- 1 tablespoon brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon prepared mustard
- In a bowl, combine the first seven ingredients. Shape into six loaves, about 4-in. x 2-1/2-in. Place in an ungreased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish. Combine the ketchup, sugar and mustard; spoon over loaves.
- Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 35-45 minutes or until a meat thermometer reads 160°. Yield: 6 servings.
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"My family loves this recipe. On occasion, I have substituted Italian style bread crumbs for the oats."
"I love meat loaf and these were quite good. I did cut two slices of raw bacon into thirds, and put a piece on each individual loaf before baking which I think added a lot to the flavor. The ketchup and mustard and brown sugar are also another important part of the goodness of these loaves, and I may increase the topping by one half...or double it....the next time. A good recipe, simple, and they cook up fast."
"This was tasty--I made one big loaf and cooked it a little over an hour."
"This is the only meat loaf recipe I make! Everyone in my family loves it!"
"This was made frequently until I lost the recipe. How grateful I was to find it exactly on Taste of Home. Not only does it cook faster than a regular meatloaf, it looks more pleasing, enough to serve to company."


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August 30, 2008
All kinds of awesome
rubykhan's Minipop sampler - be sure to see the the large size!
August 29, 2008
Consume less, live more
read more on Karin's blog
One of the things I love most about crafting and blogging is this very idea: finding more enjoyment in the things you make and see and do than in the things you buy.
August 27, 2008
For the Love of Collage
Gunnel's use of vintage things makes it especially attractive to me. She incorporates paper and fabric and buttons and embroidery----all of the things I love to use in my work, also. One more collage to spend some time looking at........
August 25, 2008
The Summer Craftster Challenge Winner
The Winner!
All of the entries. BE WARNED-Some are not suitable for work or children!
1. Take a breath, 2. Self Acceptance, 3. Taking back the domestic arts, 4. The Heavy 7, 5. Thomas Merton, 6. Those shoes are mine, 7. Tom Waits, 8. What's your damage, 9. officesampler, 10. Make Love, Not Warcraft, 11. King of the Zombies.Shaun of the Dead, 12. It's Sew Time, 13. Han Solo said it best, 14. Grandma Besty's Biscuits, 15. Flight of the Conchords, 16. Eat yer heart out, 17. Dumb and Dumber, 18. Dirty pillows, 19. Cold War, 20. Bloody Submission
Hi, I'm Pam - I've been a moderator for the Needlework boards on Craftster since 2004 and you can also see me in the Craftster Quickies video series.
I am a lover of all things vintage but I particularly have a fondness for vintage embroidery patterns, which I collect every chance I can get!
August 23, 2008
Something Sweet...
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I don't know about you peeps but if I embroidered something this sweet I might have to give it a nibble... it just looks so tasty! :)
August 22, 2008
A Stitching Library of Beauty
August 15, 2008
It almost looks edible!
These are lovely coasters I found in Debra Gangelhoff's etsy store
and so I checked out her Flickr photos and found more delicious embroidery.
I love the combination of crochet and embroidery, wool and color choice. I want to get out my thread everytime I look at such beautiful pieces! Debra has many other pictures in the Feeling Stitchy Flickr pool.
Debra says she has been inspired since she was a child by the sight of a woman with needle and thread creating something beautiful. It really shows, Debra! Thanks for sharing your work with us!
August 7, 2008
el chimuelo
Yet another reason why Claudia rocks my world. Read more about el chimuelo on her blog, Stitchado.
August 6, 2008
Spam! Spam! Spam!
Also, allow me to coin a new word: spambroidery. ;-)
August 5, 2008
Such wonderfulness
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www.sndt.digitaluniversity.ac: SNDT Women's University official website
www.sndt.digitaluniversity.ac is the official website of SNDT Women's University. The year 1896 marks the beginning of a new era in the history of women's education in India when Dr. Dhondo Keshav Karve established an ashram for widows and helpless women at Hingne near Pune. He realized that to make these women self-sufficient, self- reliant and self- confident, schooling was essential at the ashram.
Karve launched a programme of schooling at ashram, which latter became regular school for girls and women. In a society governed by age old customs and conservative attitudes towards women, an institution of this type was bound to face social and economic difficulties. He had a dream of establishing women's university and his friends sent him a booklet on the Japanese women's university at Tokyo.
In December 1915 Karve in his presidential address to the National Social reform Congress at Bombay announced his decision to shape his dream into reality. and in 1916 the first college started with the enrollment of five students which gradually took shape as women's university. Karve did not wait for the Government permission for funds.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (AP) — Dustin Byfuglien crashed the net and scored the go-ahead goal in the third period as the Winnipeg Jets defeated the Washington Capitals 3-2 on Friday night.
As Byfuglien skated in front of Capitals goalie Tomas Vokoun, Evander Kane sent the puck into the crease and the big defenseman tipped it in at 9:21 of the third.
Washington went on the power play during the final 2:22 of the game after Ron Hainsey was sent to the penalty box for high-sticking, but the Jets killed it off.
Andrew Ladd and Nik Antropov also scored for Winnipeg, while Byfuglien added an assist. Ondrej Pavelec made 20 saves for his 27th win of the season.
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Bringing Home The Gold
May 2, 2013 - Performers: Mia Gold
- 788 Shoots, 145,139 Pictures,
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Welcome Mia Gold. Tough, tenacious, and a bundle of fire.
We start with her standing in a simple box tie. Claire challenges her with the cane, spanking her ass... seeing what this girl is like. Endlessly, this wanton slut moves so much in the bondage that the first and foremost goal is to immobilize the bitch. Mia's leg is bound and stretched wide with uncomfortable toe bondage. The rest of her is pulled in the opposite direction, discouraging movement. She desperately tries to get away from the dick inside of her, but the tight and restrictive bondage makes it impossible.
Second, she is bound in a strict strappado with bamboo poles. Her back, ass, feet, and cunt are flip catted, but really we are after the cunt. Claire's hand slides swiftly into her cunt and this whore can't help but cum... again and again.
Finally, Mia is bound in a challenging hogtie. Since she is a squirm-er, Claire has no intention of letting this cunt off easy. Its all about the ass. A nice thick cock is pounded in there and with no clitoral stimulation, this bitch is ass hungry. So ass hungry she can't stop cumming... its an ass addiction. Suspended in the air, she is left to suffer in an intensely uncomfortable position.
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this was one of the greatest I have ever seen here would love to see these two in a repeat. Next time hopefuly with one of the fuck machines and her trusted up so she cann,t move.
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loved her whipped ass shoot and this one is fantastic as well
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nice ass, great pussy squirting.
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Excellent shoot. Beautiful model and some nice anal play.
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|May 17, 2013
I'm sorry for being tardy but video #3 was the best ever. Best exposed pusy helpless against the wip. When Mia is raised off the bench the scene is incredible as her legs are forced even wider and more restricted. Loved it.
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loved it
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|Jun 30, 2013
I think she's a cutie. Reminds me of one of my co-workers (too bad she's not into this scene). Liked that she was gagged in all of the scenes. Keep up the good work, Mia.
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|Oct 17, 2013
Great work! Mia you are beautiful, and I just love those immobile positions Claire puts you in...ummmm your holes are there for use! Maybe you can talk to Princess Donna and ask for very similar ties & having guys and girls enjoy your lovely body & lovely holes...
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1 and 20 are first and last terms of the arithmetic progression. If all the terms of this arithmetic progression are integers, then find the different number of terms that this arithmetic progression can have ?
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Here's an obvious generalization which may be interesting to you, and which exposes the reasoning for the question above: $1$ and $(1+p)$ are the first and last terms of an arithmetic progression, where $p$ is prime. If all the terms of this arithmetic progression are integers, how many different number of terms can this arithmetic progression have?
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On Saturday, Nov. 1, the Runnin' Raiders headed to Maysville for the Kentucky High School Athletic Association super regional cross country meet. This is the only meet to qualify for the state race.
By TODD POLLOCK
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For the first time in five years, a Trimble County High School football team made its way into the Kentucky High School Athletic Association's playoffs. The Raiders finished the regular season with a 3-7 record and earned the right to play in the postseason action when they defeated divisional foe Owen County with a score of 34-6 on October 10.
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FRANKFORT – A new Kentucky bill could make business more difficult for quick and easy payday loan companies to operate by capping interest rates.
State Sen. Reginald Thomas, D-Lexington, pre-filed legislation Friday for Bill Request 37, which proposes a tiered system for interest rates and violation penalties for cash advance and payday loan companies.
At each of the seven businesses located in Frankfort, the companies will offer some competitive edge on payday loans.
Four Trimble County Runnin' Raiders set new personal records in Maysville, Ky. for the Mason County Invitational on Sept. 13.
Johnathon Papai set a personal record time-18:30 (5k), beating his previous time of 19:02, for 33rd place.
Two seconds behind Johnathon, Brennan Kunkel ran 18:32 (5k) and placed 36th. New Runnin' Raider Colton Fox had a race time of 24:22 (5k) for 177th place.
Trimble County High School hosted the 2014 All "A" volleyball tournament Saturday, Sept. 13.
The team was hoping for its fourth championship title in as many years, but that was not to be.
The Trimble County High School Football Raiders finally raised their hands in victory after trouncing the Jackson County Generals, 30-22, on Friday, Sept. 12.
This is the first win since the Raiders defeated the Clinton County Bulldogs, 10-8, on Aug. 12, 2012.
The 20-game winless drought came to an end last Friday night when the Raiders beat the Jackson County Generals 30-22.
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SPARTA, Ky. - When NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver Brian Vickers learned Kentucky Speedway's 1.5-mile tri-oval is being billed as the roughest track on the circuit, he quickly replied with an affirmative, "mission accomplished. It's extremely rough, extraordinarily rough."
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Oct. 3, 2011
Complete Weekly Release (PDF)
Coach Stoops' Weekly Press Conference (Video)
Audio Link: Stoops' news conference
Arizona (1-4, 0-3 Pac-12) @ Oregon State (0-4, 0-2 Pac-12)
Date: Oct. 8 Time: 12:30 p.m. (PDT)
Location: Corvallis, Ore. (Reser Stadium -- 45,674)
Television Broadcast: Fox College Sports Pacific
TV Commentators: Steve Physioc (play-by-play), Yogi Roth (analyst), Desmond Purnell (sideline)
UA Radio: Arizona Radio Network, 1290 AM Tucson
UA Radio Commentators: Brian Jeffries (pxp), Lamont Lovett (color analyst), Dana Cooper (sideline analyst)
Satellite Radio: SIRIUS 193
Live Webcast: All-Access
Coach Stoops' Weekly Press Conference (Video)
Arizona -Oregon State Series History
All-Time Series: Arizona leads, 21-12-1
First Meeting: Oregon State 31, Arizona 12 (Nov. 5, 1966 at Portland)
Last Meeting: Oregon State 29, Arizona 27 (Oct. 9, 2010 at Tucson, Ariz.)
Streak: Teams have split last two meetings
Mike Stoops'Record vs. Oregon State: 2-5
Mike Riley's Record vs. Arizona: 6-4
Some Game Themes ...
A pair of four-loss clubs looking for some magic to stick a digit in the left-hand column... Chops-licking on both sides as someone is going to be happy: Arizona works to snap its seven-game Pac-X losing streak against an OSU squad, winless this year, working to snap an overall six-game losing streak... A couple of teams that have surrendered some serious points and rate near the bottom of the FBS in scoring defense... Arizona takes a strange mix of top 25 offense and bottom 10 defense into the game... Arizona's secondary, which watched a fellow (R. Woods) catch 14 for 255 against it last week, faces a guy (Markus Wheaton) who's among national leaders with eight catches a game... Discipline could be a byword for the winner this week. Only six teams in the FBS have more penalties per game (8.6) than Arizona, and OSU had a flag day at ASU last Saturday with 13 penalties for 139 yards... The grind in two views: Arizona wraps up an early slate of six games in six weeks, then gets a breather before its next game Oct. 20, while OSU continues a bye-less streak of 10 weeks after its respite on Sept. 17...
The Coaches
Arizona - Mike Stoops (Iowa '86), eighth year at Arizona (41-49) and overall as a head coach. His record in league games is 27-37. Stoops had Arizona in the national rankings for 11 weeks in 2010 and has taken three consecutive teams to bowl games, matching the school's best string.He has coached national award winners and a combined 33 All-Pac-10 players at Arizona. His Arizona teams have beaten ranked teams each of his seven seasons in Tucson. Arizona's football attendance has flourished in his tenure averaging 53,155 per game, among the Pac-12's best of-capacity (92%) figures. His recruiting and development programs have put talented players on the field, and solid citizens in the classrooms and community. Arizona's football APR mark has improved each of the past six years. He has developed 16 Arizona players selected in the NFL Draft. He was defensive coordinator at Kansas State and Oklahoma from 1996-2003 before his UA appointment and has been on the defensive side since his coaching start in 1986. Stoops is 2-5 vs. Oregon State with both victories coming in Corvallis, in 2005 and 2009. Oregon State - Mike Riley (Alabama '75), 11th year at Oregon State (69-58) and overall as a head coach. He started coaching in 1975 as a G.A. at Cal, has been a defensive coordinator, offensive coordinator and an NFL/CFL/WLAF head coach. His record against Arizona is 6-4.
Last Week
Arizona spotted USC 17 points in the early going and couldn't overcome the deficit in a 1,000-yard track meet at the Coliseum, dropping a 48-41 decision for its fourth consecutive loss. Trojan QB Matt Barkley threw for 468 yards and four scores while UA's Nick Foles threw for 425 yards and four scores. One difference -- two picks off Foles in the first quarter that led to USC scoring drives. Nearly anything led to a USC scoring drive as the Trojans scored on their first six possessions before Barkley was picked by Shaq Richardson in the third stanza. That led to an Arizona score as well -- one of six consecutive scoring possessions for the Cats. Once the Cats started scoring they pulled to within a touchdown, 41-34, but couldn't get a stop and USC mounted a quick and definitive drive, going 79 yards in five plays for its final points with nine minutes left. Arizona answered but couldn't pull off an onside kick attempt inside the final minute. Foles (41-for-53, 77%) and Barkley (32-39, 82%) were sharp throughout, but USC's 12.0 yards per attempt -- fueled by the second play the Trojans ran, an 82-yard swing pass to Robert Woods for a score -- were devastating. Woods ended up with 14 receptions for 255 yards and two scores, joined by Marqise Lee with eight grabs for 144 yards and a score. Foles spread his goods around, complete three or more passes to nine different receivers and throws to a dozen overall. UA's running game improved, with Keola Antolin netting 87 markers on 15 tries and Ka'Deem Carey scoring twice on 12 tough runs. True freshman Carey added a first receiving score to the inaugural running touchdowns in his young career. The Wildcats posted a school-record 37 first downs, but USC was gaining yards in chunks (9.1 per play) and couldn't fit more than 26 first downs in its 582 yards of offense. The Cats gained 554. There were two punts in the game, one in each half by UA's Kyle Dugandzic. USC did not punt. Ouch.
Cats Get Red
Arizona's 5-for-5 touchdown performance in the red zone at USC was its first perfect outing of the year. UA had four TDs in five RZ trips in the opener against NAU. The goods in the Coliseum helped boost the season effectiveness to 16 scores in 20 trips (80%), with touchdowns on 14 of those (70%). Unfortunately, opponents have clicked at a 92% rate (24-for-26), with TDs on 19 of them (73%). Against what might be considered a competent front line, Arizona ran the ball eight times in the red zone at USC, gaining 25 yards including rushing TDs of 1 and 16 yards by Ka'Deem Carey.
Foles' Five In Perspective
Senior quarterback Nick Foles' season totals already rank among the best in UA history, and the Wildcats have yet to reach the mid-way point of the season. Through five games, Foles has completed 170-of-236 (72-percent) pass attempts for 1,877 yards, 14 touchdowns and just two interceptions. The 170 completions are currently the 8th-most in UA single season history and are more than the total number of pass attempts by Keith Smith in the 1998 season. The significance of Smith's mark is the fact he is the school record holder for highest pass completion percentage in a season (68.5). Foles' yardage and touchdown totals rank 13th and tied for 12th, respectively, in the UA single season charts. Amazingly, Foles has completed more passes (170) than UA's annual passing leader in 45 of the past 53 years dating back to 1958, which is when the chart begins in the UA media guide. The completion tally is also more than 20 of those annual leaders had for attempts in their respective seasons.
First and Foremost
Arizona set some four first-down records last Saturday at USC. The Cats garnered a historical high of 37 total chain movers, eclipsing the previous best of 34 against New Mexico in 1968 and 1969. Arizona and USC (26) combined for a UA game-record 63 total, besting the mark of 58 set in a game against the Lobos a year earlier (Arizona-34, UNM-24). Arizona also had 25 passing first downs against USC, topping the previous UA high of 20 set against New Mexico in 2007, at Toledo and against USC in 2010. The Cats and Trojans combined for a total of 44 passing first downs last week, beating the previous high of 36 set against Colorado State in 1983 (UA-19, SCU-17).
Punts? What?
Arizona (2) and USC (0) set a UA mark for fewest punts in a game. It was the first game at UA under Mike Stoops with the opponent not giving it a boot. The previous record for fewest punts in a game was three, a game in 1962 in which UA punted twice and BYU punted once.
Crowded at the Top
Arizona's top five receivers are all within two catches of each other. Dan Buckner leader with 25, Juron Criner and David Roberts have 24, David Douglas and Gino Crump have 23 apiece. Three others are in double digits with Austin Hill and Richard Morrison contributing 14 each and Keola Antolin with 13. Criner led the Pac-10 with 82 receptions a year ago, but it's clear that Arizona quarterback Nick Foles has many more choices to make in 2011. All those guys except Douglas have at least one TD catch, with Criner's 3 the most. Foles' 14 TD throws in five games put him in decent shape to best the school record of 28 by Willie Tuitama in 2007.
Say It Ain't So
Arizona has surrendered 503 yards of total offense per game this year, with some star-spangled foes leading the way -- Brandon Weeden, Andrew Luck, LaMichael James and Matt Barkley. That extrapolates to 6,000 yards in a 12-game season, a bit unheard of in Arizona football history. The Cats gave up a record 5,520 yards in 2003 and have only two other 4,500+ years in their 33-year history in the Pac-10. The game has changed, no doubt. Some good news: Arizona's final seven opponents combine for an average of 377 yards per game, led by ASU's current 425 ypg mark. That's a bit different than the first five opponents and makes it possible for the Cats to avoid the ignominy of giving up more yards than any team in school history.
Staring at the Stats...
Arizona has four punt returns in five games, for 6.5 yards per pop (Richard Morrison). Opponents have punted 15 times, a couple of kicks under the per-game average for the last five years of 5.6 punts per game. Arizona, too, has been averaging 4.7 ppg in the period and is below that as well with Kyle Dugandzic at 20 punts in five games... UA has had more time of possession in the last two games, by nine (Oregon) and eight (USC) minutes, respectively, but the lads from the other teams also had 11 touchdown drives consuming 2:30 or less in those contests. The Trojans had four drives under 1:36... Turnovers continue to be a thing of dreams in Arizona games. The Cats have lost a fumble and thrown two interceptions, while opponents have suffered three interceptions. It keeps UA near the top of the country in turnovers lost, but without forcing any it keeps the club in the middle of the pack (62nd) in turnover margin... The Cats have not had a sack in three games, albeit against the seven-man Stanford front, Oregon's fleet-footed option and the boys from SC. Those teams attempted a total of 90 passes. Still, a season total of three sacks is not exactly pass pressure... Arizona has converted on fourth down in four games this year, with a solid 8-for-14 (57%) effectiveness. UA was 5-for-7 against Oregon on 4th down...
Say, What?
Usually you might consider a team running 92 plays and gaining 480 yards, or running 86 plays and gaining 554 yards would be the victor in games. That's Arizona's output against Oregon and USC. Meantime, the Ducks (67) and Trojans (64) ran more than 20 fewer plays but garnered -- through BIG plays -- more yards and points. That's why Arizona's job at USC -- five touchdowns in five red-zone forays -- could mean much to the club down the road.
Special K's
Arizona's rushing attack features senior Keola Antolin (who played as a true freshman in 2008) and true freshman Ka'Deem Carey. A glance at the stat sheet shows Arizona ranks No. 116 in the nation in rushing offense with 75.6 yards per game. But that stat is misleading for two reasons. First, UA's pass-heavy offense not only tilts the yardage to the passing game, but over 100 rushing yards have been subtracted due to sacks and another 26 were lost on a bad field goal snap in the opening game. At the same time, the Cats' rushing attack has made big strides in recent weeks. Antolin and Carey have combined for 311 yards over the last three games, rushing at a 4.6 yards per carry clip. That's much improved over the 2.9ypc you will see on the stat sheet for UA's season average. Against USC, Carey collected his first two career rushing touchdowns and added another on a swing pass out of the backfield. Combined, the two backs have 19 receptions for 157 yards (8.3 per reception).
Playing From Behind
Not on the scoreboard, but rather behind the chains. It's been a double-edged sword for the Wildcats, who have all too often been behind the chains offensively but unable to put opponents in similar predicaments. The UA-USC game was a perfect example, notably in the first quarter. Arizona was shut out on each of its first three drives of the game, falling behind 17-0, despite accumulating 121 yards in the first quarter. The problem was penalties and negative yardage plays put the Wildcats behind the chains, effectively killing drives. UA's initial drive covered 41 yards on 10 plays, but false start penalty put the Wildcats in a 3rd-and-15 position, before an incompletion and a punt. The UA offense again moved into USC territory on the next drive, but another false start penalty set the Wildcats back to 2nd-and-13, which was followed by an incompletion and an interception. On the third possession, the Cats again crossed midfield before a second down holding penalty forced another 2nd-and-13. The Wildcats gained six yards on the next play, but, instead of a 3rd-and-2 play, they faced a 3rd-and-7 and again were intercepted. In all, the Wildcats snapped the ball 10 times in the game when facing a second or third down with more than 10 yards to gain. Meanwhile, the Trojans did so on just two occasions - both prior to the end of the half. A sideline interference penalty set USC back to a 1st-and-goal from the 12-yard line before the end of the first half. The Trojans settled for two simple plays before booting and end-of-half field goal. The other occasion was after taking a knee to run out the game clock in the final seconds of the fourth quarter.
What Does It Mean?
Playing from behind the chains isn't a situation the Wildcats offense - or many offenses - thrive in. The key is to be good enough (and disciplined enough) on first and second down to create third-and-manageable situations. For Arizona, 3rd-and-5 or less is probably an encouraging spot given the weapons in the passing game and Nick Foles' decision-making and ability to distribute the ball. Against the Trojans, the Wildcats converted 6-of-12 third downs. Of those, exactly half were more than five yards to gain. Of those third-and-longs, UA converted just one. However, the Wildcats successfully converted 5-of-6 third downs when having five or fewer yards to gain. Meanwhile, the Trojans, who converted 7-of-10 third downs in the game, were 5-of-7 in the first half while humping out to a 27-12 advantage. In the first half, USC faced just one third down of more than five yards to gain. On the season, the Wildcats are 9-of-39 (23.1 percent) in 3rd-and-6 or longer situations and 17-for-27 in 3rd-and-5 or shorter situations (63.0 percent).
True freshman running back Ka'Deem Carey continues to make strides. He's carried the ball 45 times for 185 yards and a pair of scores (his first, at USC), while catching six passes for 58 yards and a score (his first, at USC). He leads the club in per-game all-purpose yardage (122.4 yards per contest) thanks to his 369 yards in kick returns (21.7). He'll improve on the latter and break one, because his strength is making people miss and breaking tackles. He's a good complement to Keola Antolin, the Cats' fifth-year senior RB, who's also getting back into some groove after Arizona's slow start in the running game. Antolin rushed for a game-high 87 yards at USC, averaging 5.8 yards per tote, while Carey got some carries in tougher going for 34 yards on 12 attempts. Arizona coaches have emphasized the running game a bit more of late, with 68 rushes in the last two games (to 72 by Ore/USC) even while tossing the ball 110 times (to 59 by Ore/USC).
Start Your Engines
It's clear Arizona can move the ball, maintain some clock control and get some points. Getting a faster start in games will be a key. The Cats have trailed 21-0, 10-0, 14-0 and 17-0 in the four losses, in order. That's not the best position to put a young offensive line in, or a defense with a bunch of new faces. Mike Stoops took the ball after winning the coin toss at USC, one of the few times he's done that in 90 games at Arizona, to give something a try to get the ball rolling. Usually he likes to play some defense at the onset and get the ball to begin the second half.
Start Your Engines II
The Wildcats have been outscored in the first half 109-45. It's started very early in each game. In the last four games here are the first two offensive possessions for the Cats:
at USC - 10 plays/41 yards-punt; 9 plays/22 yards-interception
Oregon - 4 plays/14 yards-punt; 3 plays/2 yards-punt
Stanford - 3 plays/0 yards-punt; 3 plays/8 yards-punt
at Oklahoma State - 9 plays/26 yards-punt; 3 plays/0 yards-punt
If you're counting, that's 44 plays/113 yards (2.5 yards per play), seven punts and a turnover in the first 10 minutes of games.
Start Your Engines III
It's only fair to look at the other guys' offensive starts to games, so as to point to UA's defense at the get-go. Here are the first two possession for opponents:
USC - 2 plays/91 yards-TD; 7 plays/41 yards-FG
Oregon - 8 plays/80 yards-TD; 10 plays/72 yards-TD
Stanford - 6 plays/33 yards-punt; 9 plays/57 yards-FG
Okla State - 9 plays/88 yards-TD, 12 plays/80 yards-TD
In case you're counting, that's 542 yards, five TDs, two FGs and a punt to get things going.
Nightmare on Wheels
The Cats get their last fill of OSU's James Rodgers this week. Rodgers injured a knee against UA a year ago in the fifth game and was subsequently granted a fifth year of eligibility. In that game he scored the first touchdown on a 33-yard catch in OSU's 29-27 victory, and had seven receptions for 102 yards before the injury. In 2009 he caught eight balls for 119 yards in UA's 37-32 victory in Corvallis. In 2008, Rodgers rushed 10 times for 102 yards and a score in the Beavers' 19-17 victory over UA in Tucson, the 'fly sweep' nightmare game for the Cats. In 2007, he was just getting started on the 6,000-yard all-purpose career and had two touches for 48 yards. Of course, somewhere in there the Beavers had his brother, Jacquizz, doing some stuff, too.
Spread The Wealth
It's exactly what Nick Foles did last week at USC when he completed a pass to 12 different receivers, and at least three to nine separate targets. It was a career-high day for Foles with his 41 completions, four of which went for touchdowns. Running back Ka'Deem Carey and H-Back/Fullback Taimi Tutogi each caught their first career touchdown passes in the second quarter. The duo joined seven other Wildcats with receiving touchdowns on the year, increasing the total to nine players with a touchdown grab this season.
True Freshmen Starters
Arizona's defense has featured at least on true freshman in the starting lineup in each game this season. Rob Hankins started at linebacker in UA's first three games, while Sani Fuimaono started at defensive tackle in the Stanford and Oregon games. Last week at USC, Hank Hobson earned his first start at linebacker and collected three tackles. True freshman starters are somewhat rare but not unheard of under Mike Stoops at Arizona. In 2004, WR B.J. Dennard started two games, while future Jim Thorpe Award winner Antoine Cason started all 11 contests. In 2005, defensive end Mike Shelton started one game, while future school passing leader Willie Tuitama earned four starts, as did future All-Pac-10 receptions leader Mike Thomas. Future Houston Texans DT Earl Mitchell started seven games in 2006 (although at fullback on offense) and Terrell Turner started in one game. In 2007, future New England Patriot Rob Gronkowski started nine games at tight end for the Wildcats, while running back Nic Grigsby started eight games en route to a nearly 3,000-yard career. The Cats did not start a true freshman in 2009, and cornerback Shaquille Richardson (three games) was the only player to do so in 2010.
Chunk Plays
One of the goals for Arizona's defensive improvement will be to limit long plays by opponents. Through five weeks, the Wildcats have yielded 35 total offensive plays (13 rushing, 22 passing) of 20 or more yards. That's an astonishing seven plays per game of 20 yards or more, for an average of at least 140 yards. A year ago, during a 4-0 start to the season, UA's defense surrendered just seven total 20-plus yard plays to opposing offenses to open the season. Sure, the competition has been much stiffer to start the 2011 campaign, but needless to say the Cats needs to find a solution to slowing down opposing teams. Forcing teams to matriculate the ball down the field without the chunk plays will be a good place to start.
Chunk Plays Part II
Nick Foles and the passing attack have totaled 22 plays of 20 or more yards through the air in the first five games of the season. That's well on the way to eclipsing the total of 46 long pass plays a year ago. But the Wildcats would also like to find some balance with the run. So far only two rushing plays have gained 20 or more yards - both totes by Keola Antolin. In 2010, UA had 14 rushing plays of 20 or more yards, which leaves the Cats with some work to do if they would like to match that total.
From Start To Finish
Under Mike Stoops, Arizona has proved to be a pretty dominant team when it starts fast. Consider that the Wildcats are 27-6 (8.18) since the start of the 2004 season when holding a lead after the first quarter. That mark is even more impressive in recent seasons, as UA has won 18 of its last 19 contests since the start of 2008 when leading after the opening period (lone defeat came after a 14-7 lead at Oregon in 2010). At home, the Wildcats are 18-3 in such games, including a streak of 13 straight victories dating back to 2007. Away from home, the Cats hold a solid 9-3 (.750) mark with leads after the first quarter. However, trailing or being tied with an opponent is an ominous omen for Arizona as the club is just 14-43 (.246) when tied or trailing after the first quarter since the start of 2004. The Cats are 8-20 (.286) at home and 6-23 (.207) away from home in such games.
100-Yard Targets
If the Wildcats wanted to, they could spread out SIX receivers who have a 100-yard game on their résumé. Juron Criner is the headliner of the group and has seven 100-yard receiving games in his career. Against Oregon, senior David Douglas tallied 120 yards on seven grabs for his first career 100-yard game. Earlier this year against Oklahoma State, redshirt freshman and transfer Dan Buckner (who had to sit out the 2010 season) racked up 279 combined yards as each collected their first 100-yard receiving day for the Wildcats. They joined David Roberts (138 yards at Washington in 2009) and Terrence Miller (116 yards against USC in 2010) as targets that have 100-yard games in their careers.
Tracking Some Cats
Nick Foles' and Juron Criner's career numbers are well-documented, but here are some notable Cats closing in on other top career marks ... Keola Antolin has 23 rushing touchdowns and three receiving scores in his career for a career tally of 156 points scored. That is nearing a spot in the UA career charts. He is one touchdown shy of matching Dennis Northcutt's (1996-99) 162 points for No. 13 all-time ... Senior place kicker Alex Zendejas has collected 186 points in his career, which is tied for ninth-most in school history ... Senior wide receiver David Roberts' three catches at USC pushed him past Derek Hill (1985-88) and Rodney Williams (1995-97) and into the No. 9 spot on UA's all-time receptions list with 113 catches ... Antolin became the 13th player in school history to rush for 2,000 yards in his career when he surpassed the benchmark against Oregon. He now has 2,097 career rushing yards, good enough for No. 10 in program history. He is now 292 yards behind Eddie Wolgast (1945-50) ... David Douglas'120 yards against Oregon pushed him over the 1,000-yard barrier for his career. With 109 receptions, Douglas is tied with Terry Vaughn (1990-93) for 12th-most in school history. Three more grabs will tie him with Derek Hill (1985-88) and Rodney Williams (1995-97) for 10th-most at Arizona.
Career Tracker
Here's a quick look at where some notable Wildcats rank nationally among active career leaders in respective statistical categories.
- Keola Antolin's 430 career carries are 16th-most for active players
- Juron Criner's 158 career receptions are 17th-most for active players.
- Juron Criner's 2,227 career receiving yards are 17th-most for active players.
- Juron Criner's 24 career receiving touchdowns are 6th-most for active players
- Nick Foles' 716 career pass completions are 7th-most for active players
- Nick Foles' 7,554 passing yards are 9th-most for active players
- Nick Foles' 53 passing touchdowns are tied for 13th-most for active players
- Nick Foles' 66.9% career completion percentage is 5th-best for active players
- Nick Foles' 269.8 career passing yards per game is 8th-best for active players
- Nick Foles' 25.6 career completions per game is 5th-best for active players
- Nick Foles' 1,071 career pass attempts is 8th-most for active players
- Nick Foles 38.2 pass attempts per game is 4th-most for active players
- Nick Foles' 7,276 total offense yards are 13th-most for active players
- Trevin Wade's 11 career interceptions are tied for fourth nationally for active players.
Cats Report To Duty
For the fourth straight year, Arizona head coach Mike Stoops took his team to Fort Huachuca, a U.S. Army post 75 miles southeast of Tucson, for four days of preseason training camp in August. Fort Huachuca was founded in 1977 and is now home to units such as the Army Intelligence Center, Army Signal Command, Information Systems Command and other test facilities associated with communications and electronic proving systems. For Arizona football, the mission is threefold, but simple: learn from the best team (U.S. Army) in the world, enjoy a cooler climate for football training, and bond as a team in preparation for the long grind of a college football season. It affords quality football practice fields for the team's physical work and barracks for housing, but moreover offers exceptional leadership-skills training opportunities and daily interaction with U.S. Army soldiers on post. The formula has worked the last three years, each of which has ended with a bowl appearance. The Wildcats are seeking for a school-record fourth bowl trip this year.
Building For The Future
In the summer of 2011, Arizona Athletics completed work on a new video board for the south end zone at Arizona Stadium and has begun plans for the North End Zone Complex. The new video board measures 113' wide by 47' high -- 6.5 times larger than the existing board and will be one of the largest in all of college sports. The North End Zone Complex will include 5,000 upgraded end-zone seats, and among them 420 premium loge-level seats. Arizona football staff offices will move from McKale Center to a four-level, 185,000-square-foot operations center that includes football-specific strength and conditioning facilities, a sports-medicine suite for student-athlete care and treatment, a team dining hall, coaches' offices, team locker rooms, small group and auditorium meeting spaces, and equipment and laundry rooms.
Up Next
Arizona reaches its first and only open date of the season on Saturday, Oct. 15, fittingly at the mid-point of the season. The Wildcats will return to action on Thursday, Oct. 20, against UCLA at Arizona Stadium. The game is set for a 6 p.m. kickoff on ESPN.


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December 16, 2012
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has put forth the idea of eliminating kickoffs for the 2013 season. To be voted on in March, 2013, the main force driving this drastic rule change is the high number of concussions to kick returners. According to the Daily Post, 17% of catastrophic injuries happen on kickoffs.
The proposed replacement for kickoffs is, after a scoring play, the scoring team would get the ball on their own 30 yard line, in a 4th and 15 situation. The team could go for it to try to get the ball back, or simply punt the ball away. In this case, punts will effectively replace kickoff.
In my opinion, this is first an unnecessary rule change, and second, an ineffective rule change. To start things off, concussions typically aren't just a one time, "hit and you're injured", type of injury. More commonly, concussions root from the repeated beating that NFL players take on a day to day basis.
There is also no way that punts could ever replace kickoffs. They are meant for two entirely different things. Currently, when a team receives a kickoff, more often than not they are pinned down inside the 20, if not inside the 30. With punts, they are simply too inconsistent to give the same result as a kickoff. Especially when punting from the 30, once the 10 or so yards the punter is away from the ball is added, it will even be uncommon for a team to find themselves inside the 30. Even though it is only 10 or 20 extra yards of field position, it will drastically change the way the game is played from both a defensive and offensive standpoint. This change will simply give the elite players of the NFL too easy a shot at a touchdown.
Today, when a team scores but wants to get the ball back again, they go for an onside kick. In the new rule, they would face a 4th and 15 situation, which they could go for in order to keep the ball. This would make it way too easy to retain the possession after a score. Teams would just have to put in a little more practice to simple, 15 yard passing plays, and they could get the ball back whenever they wanted. Now, onside kicks are really a long-shot, last minute effort, that 9 times out of 10 doesn't work. The new change would make it so easy, the only way to get the ball is off of a turnover.
Aside from why the change is bad, it simply wouldn't be football without kickoffs. People are all worried about injuries, but come on, it's a sport where you hit each other for the entire game. Every single day, players are risking their bodies to play, and the league officials need to realize that it is something they can't change. At the end of the day, football will be football, but without kickoffs, it wouldn't be football at all.