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BUSINESSDESK: Incoming Reserve Bank governor Graeme Wheeler says amendments to the policy targets agreement gives the bank more authority "to lean against the build-up of financial imbalances" in the economy.
Mr Wheeler today signed the PTA with Finance Minister Bill English, who says he had not wanted to make big changes to an accord that "has served New Zealand well".
But the tweaks to the latest incarnation include a tighter definition of inflation targeting. In additional to keeping inflation between 1% and 3% on average over the medium term, the governor must "focus on keeping future average inflation near 2%".
Mr Wheeler saysfocusing on the 2% midpoint for the consumer price index "will help better anchor inflation expectations".
An increased focus on financial stability will let the central bank be more proactive in going after build-ups of pressure in the economy to prevent bubbles bursting, such as in the property market before the global financial crisis.
The bank could act to "prevent a sharper economic cycle in the future".
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Mr Wheeler and Mr English also say the bank is working on developing a suite of other "macro-prudential policy" which "should be separate from, but complementary to, monetary policy".
Labour finance opposition spokesman David Parker says the PTA should have given the central bank greater powers to lean against the strength of the kiwi dollar, which is currently above 82 US cents.
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So he "leans" on a "housing bubble" by raising interest rates, as a consequence the $ rises and once again our exporters are screwed and imported junk becomes cheaper. Brilliant!!
Everybody is patting themselves on the back with inflation under control at 3%.
Households biggest expense is housing. Housing is NOT included in the inflation figures.
Surely this makes a mockery of our inflation figures, especially when houses are increasing in
price well in excess of 10% in Auckland.
An investor will get a better return investing in a rental property which does not create any jobs, than investing in a business.
Surely, one does not have to be an economist to realise the Reserve Bank /Government needs to put the brakes on housing in Auckland before it gets completely out of control.
We believe it is a good move to give the new man wider powers rather than focusing solely on inflation.
The main problem NZ now has is lack of growth and as has been said many times the last RB management was not sufficiently focused on growth due to total emphasis on inflation targets.
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Schneider, C; Krischke, G; Rascher, W; Gassmann, M; Trollmann, R (2012). Systemic hypoxia differentially affects neurogenesis during early mouse brain maturation. Brain and Development, 34(4):261-273.
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Background: Cerebral tissue oxygen level modifies crucial processes of neurogenesis, glial and neuronal development during physiological and hypoxic conditions. Whether hypoxia-sensitive factors such as doublecortin (DCX) and hypoxia-inducible transcription factor (HIF)-regulated CXCR4 and SDF-1 modify and activate adaptation to hypoxia in developing brain is not well understood. Present study investigated maturational regulation of oxygen-sensitive developmental genes and proteins in developing mouse brain in relation to the degree of hypoxia. Methods: Physiological expression of HIF-1, CXCR4, SDF-1 and DCX were analyzed in the brain of C57/BL6 mice (P0-P60). In addition, mice (P0, P7) were exposed to normoxia, acute (8% O(2), 6h) or chronic hypoxia (10% O(2), 7d) followed by reoxygenation. Gene expression was analyzed by quantitative PCR, proteins were quantified by Western blot analysis and immunohistochemistry. Results: Cerebral HIF-1α protein, CXCR4 and DCX mRNA levels showed maturational stage-related peak levels at P0/P1, whereas SDF-1 mRNA levels were highest at P17. CXCR4 and SDF-1 mRNA levels were not altered in response to hypoxia. Whereas DCX mRNA levels significantly increased during acute hypoxia, down-regulation of DCX transcripts was found in response to chronic hypoxia compared to controls, and these changes were related to specifically vulnerable brain regions. Conclusions: Maturational stage-related dynamic changes of HIF-1α, CXCR4, SDF-1 and DCX may reflect involvement of hypoxia-regulated systems in important developmental regulatory processes of the developing brain. Extending the knowledge of differential effects of hypoxia on neurogenesis and dynamic regulatory networks present data provide a basis for future research on gestational age-specific neuroprotective options.
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How does Arie feel about not being "The Bachelor" in 2015? While his initial tweet may have sounded slightly angry, he later went to his Twitter again to let fans know that he is okay with the decision. He says, "Thanks for the kind words everyone. It wasn't meant to be, and I'm okay with it. Happy I can move forward." Many fans are disappointed with this announcement and had hoped to see him get his chance to find love in the world of reality TV.
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Encyclopedia of Jazz Musicians
White, Chris (Christopher Wesley)
White, Chris (Christopher Wesley), bass, educator; b. Harlem, NY, 6 July 1936. He grew up in Brooklyn. Attended P.S. 129 (Bedford-Stuyvesant) and Boy's High. Early influences were his mom (Gladys White) who was a piano teacher; Mrs Hern, a piano teacher; Mr. Weinstein, a high school music teacher; Rector Baily, a local musician and mentor; and Al Brown, a local band leader-entrepreneur. In 1956, he graduated from City College of New York. In 1968, he graduated from the Manhattan School of Music. In 1974, he got his Master of Education from the University of Massachusetts. In 1994, he did Post Graduate, Advanced Computer Study at Berklee College Of Music.
In Jan. 1963 he was with Dizzy Gillespie. In the 70s he was on recordings by Grandmaster Flash, one of the pioneers of rap. From 1973-1976 he was Director, Rutgers Institute Of Jazz Studies. In 1976 he was Co-Director, Jazz Lab, Bennington Summers Bennington College. From 1984-1986 he was Project Director, Alpines Project (Arts Literacy Project in Elementary Schools), a public school teacher training program held at Newark Community School Of The Arts.
From 1987-1991 he was Director, Professional Division Newark Community School Of The Arts, which provided established professionals with retraining in state of the arts technology, and professional level educational experiences for gifted and talented students.
He was also Director, Jazz Opportunities For Youth (Joy), at Montclair State University (Msu). He toured Eastern Europe with MSU Jumpin Jamming Jazz (included college students and 6 HS JOY students). Created Montclair HS Jazz Improv Workshop (1995) and Newark Jazz Festival Jazz Improv Workshop (1994). Special Improv Workshop for visiting Buena Vista, AZ HS Band at MSU (1993). He is currently a music professor at Bloomfield State College. He started at Montclair State in 1985. He started at Bloomfield in 1993. He is an Associate Professor of Music. He's coordinator of the Music Program and for the next 3 years he will be the chair of the Division of Creative Arts and Technology.
Since 1954, he's performed electric and acoustic bass with Amanda Ambrose, David Amram, Kenny Barron, Hubie Blake, C.B.A. Ensemble, Betty Carter, Cincinnati Philharmonic Orchestra, Billy Cobham, The Copasetics, Chick Corea, Ted Curson, Kalaprusha Disda, Duke Ellington Orchestra, Yuanita Fleming, Frank Foster, Dizzy Gillespie, Eddie Henderson, Hanover Radio Philharmonic Orchestra, Andrew Hill, Earl "Fatha" Hines, The Hoofers, Eddie Jefferson, Eddie Hendricks, Hubert Laws, The Main Ingredient, Carmen McRae, Lloyd McNeal, Wes Montgomery, James Moody, Danny Moore, New York Repertory Ensemble, Orchestra of the New World, Jimmy Owens Plus, Charlie Percip, Jimmy Ponder, Dewey Redman, Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, Rod Rodgers Dance Company, Buddy Rich, Sal Salvador, Nina Simone, Hazel Scott, Sonny Stitt, Billy Taylor, Cecil Taylor, Joe Thomas, Charles Tolliver, Sarah Vaughn and Teddy Wilson.
The Chris White Project (1993)
As arranger, copyist:
Stuff: More Stuff, Stuff It, Stuff It Live in New York (1977-1991); Loleatta Holloway: I'm In Love; Beverly Johnson: Don't Lose the Feeling (1978); Bruni Pagan: Just Bruni (1978); The Invisible Man's Band (1979); Michael Boothman: Caribbean Disco; David Ruffin: Who Am I; Jud Struk: Semi-Reformed Tequila Crazed Gypsy Looks Back
Unissued recordings:
1993 JOY Participants with Chris White, 12 Title Demonstration Tape; 1981 Rhythm Arrangements and Realizations/Gene Pistilli, 8 Title Unreleased Album Master; 1980 Rhythm Arranger/Never Thought/Julie Budd, Unreleased single; 1980 Associate Producer, Arranger, Copyist, Contractor/Shaduby Music, Charlie Smalls and Company, 8 Title Unreleased Master; 1977- Present Secretary-Treasurer/ZANWHITE Music Corporation
Co-Producer/Arranger (Horns, Strings and Voices), Caribbean Expansions Phase II/ZANDA, Unreleased Album Master; 1977- Present President/Rhythm Associates Producer/Arranger (Horns, Stings and Voices), Amanda Ambrose, 3 Title Demonstration Tape; Lainie Cooke, 4 Title Demonstration Tape; Charmaine Yeates, 4 Title Demonstration Tape; Kenny Barron/Jimmy Owens, 2 Title Demonstration Tape; Tony Kessler, 8 Title Demonstration Tape; Lester Chambers, 8 Title Demonstration Tape; 1977-1991 Rhythm Arranger and Copyist/Goyen Productions Stuff, More Stuff, Faith, Hope and Charity, Unreleased Album Master; 1977-1979 Rhythm Arranger and Copyist/McCoy Kipps, Productions, Inc. (Van McCoy), Lincoln Clapp, Unreleased Master (4 Title)
Television broadcasts:
Nina Simone And Dizzy Gillespie (1960-1970); Great Performers Series, Tribute to Dizzie Gillespie at Wolf Trap, 1989; Numerous programs throughout USA and Europe.
Radio broadcasts:
Live Performances, WBGO/PBS (1989); Jazz Survivors, WBGO/PBS (1991)
Impulse, Sweet Charity, Kuamena, Two Gentlemen of Verona, On the Lock In, Unfinished Women, Presenting All of David Langstron Smyrl or Is It?
Aggro Seizeman: Composed the original score for feature film (1975)
Jost, Jazzmusiker, 175-80.
1989-Present Editor, New Adventures In Harmony, Jazz theory, book in progress by Howard "Duke" Anderson.
1974-1978 Jazz Editor, Decapo Press, New York, New York, Reprinted more than 30 out of print jazz titles.
1973 Grove's Dictionary Of Music And Musicians, Contributor to the 6th Edition, (Edited by Stanley Sadie) Macmillan, London, England
1973 The Perspective In Music, Jazz Editor, Foundation for Research in the Afro-American Creative Arts, Inc., Poughkeepsie, New York Christopher W. White
1971 Jazz, Education And The Community; Studies In Jazz, Discography I, Institute Of Jazz Studies, Newark, New Jersey
1969-1974 Feet, New York, New York, Wrote series of articles on jazz.
Check Yourself, American Music From Storyville To Woodstock, (Edited by Charles Nanry) Trans-Action Books, New Brunswick, New Jersey
1993-1994 Bloomfield College, Award Of Acknowledgment, Composed New School Song
1990, 1984, 1982 National Endowment For The Arts, Inter-Arts Program, Jazz Composition
1990 New Jersey State Council On The Arts, Fellowship, Jazz
1979 Consortium Of Jazz Organizations And Artists, Outstanding Musicianship Award
1976 Professor Of The Year, Rutger's Newark Jazz Society
1968 Record World, New Star Best Jazz Bassist (Winner)
1963 Playboy Reader's Poll, Best Jazz Bassist (4th Place)
1961-1964 Downbeat Reader's Poll, Best Bassist, (3rd And 4th Place)
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Sun, 05/22/2011 - 16:29
So most people can view my itinerary on my Eurotrip site showing my planned destinations. BUT these are only the "solid" destinations of our itinerary as of yet. We will be going from:
Paris, France ——> San Sebastian or Donostia, Spain
San Sebastian/Donostia ——> La Coruna, Spain
La Coruna, Spain ——> Madrid, Spain
Madrid ——> Barcelona, Spain
Barcelona ——> Nice, France
Nice ——> Genoa, Italy
That's the plan from July 1st to around July 24th. The next two months of our trip, we will be working out of Genoa, but plan to take weekend trips around all of Europe. We want to visit: Czech Republic, Netherlands, Greece, Croatia and also see more of Spain, France and Italy when we have time. Based on the higher number of countries we want to visit and the length of time we plan to be traveling in Europe, we are pretty sure that the Youth Global Eurail Pass for 3 months of consecutive travel is the best, cheapest option for us. At $1400 for roughly 90 days, that's $15 a day, no doubt saving us money on higher dollar tickets.
Does everyone agree with that logic? Is there something more I need to take into consideration? I do know that seat reservations can cost around 4euro per person, but other than that, are there hidden fees that I don't know about? I really appreciate the help – - I plan to buy my Eurail pass this week and am ALSO wondering if I'm likely to get it in time for my departure on June 30th…
THANKS y'all!
I am leaving from Seattle with $3500 for 31 days
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Paris, Donostia, Corunna, Madrid, Barcelona, Marseilles, Nice, Genoa
Sun, 05/22/2011 - 23:16#1
IMO, a consecutive day pass is almost never the most cost effective solution. Others, most notably Rick Steves, disagree. I have never researched a reasonable (as opposed to 18 cities in 21 days) trip where a consecutive day pass was even the best deal. A combination of a less inclusive pass and some point to point tickets is almost always the best deal. A pass seldom pays for itself anywhere in Eastern Europe.
The only way you will know what's best is to develop an exact itinerary and price every single ticket on the individual national rail company websites. I'd figure 15 trips in Western Europe for 60 days and then buy a couple of select passes to cover the countries you want to visit in Western Europe.
MOST seat reservations cost 4 or 5 €, however some (notably in Italy, Spain and Thalys trains between Paris and Benelux) are as expensive as 19€.
Travel agencies that sell rail passes generally ship within 2 business days and regular shipping is usually 5 business days. Most agencies offer express shipping if you need it. No worries for a trip the end of June.
Tue, 05/24/2011 - 01:54#2
Hi OldLady,
Yes, Rick Steves is EXACTLY who I read about the global pass from. It's hard to nail down my itinerary because I have no idea when and where my friend and I will be traveling. Perhaps I need to buy a 3 Country Select Pass for the first leg of my trip: France, Spain and Italy and then figure out more about the rail system and my travel itinerary before I spend any more dollars!!
Thoughts?? I appreciate all of your help so far!!
I am leaving from Seattle with $3500 for 31 days
Paris, Donostia, Corunna, Madrid, Barcelona, Marseilles, Nice, Genoa
Paris, Donostia, Corunna, Madrid, Barcelona, Marseilles, Nice, Genoa
Tue, 05/24/2011 - 03:31#3
I think that sounds like a better plan. Weekend trips to a lot of the places you're talking about sound a bit difficult from Genoa, especially by train. You may find that your plans change due to logistical issues.
Wed, 05/25/2011 - 11:25#4
I think that's what I'll do. By weekend trips – I mean any accumulation of days we aren't working which hopefully is 2-5. I think trips like Amsterdam and places further away, it might be worth it to fly and I still think airline tickets are comparable.
Appreciate all the help everyone!! I will be sure and post my successes and failures =)
I am leaving from Seattle with $3500 for 31 days
Paris, Donostia, Corunna, Madrid, Barcelona, Marseilles, Nice, Genoa
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Thu, 05/26/2011 - 07:55#5
Unlimited passes are the worst bargain for rail travel in Europe IMO, unless you are a railfan whose main reason to travel to Europe is to take trains in first place.
Genova is not the best positioned city for long-distance rail travel at all. Connections with France are lackluster, everything else pretty much requires, first, a travel to Milan.
Remember that, in most countries, you have to pay reservation for each traveled segment. If you take 2 trains with compulsory reservation to reach your destination, you ought to pay your reservation fee twice.
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Thu, 05/26/2011 - 17:34#6
^^Thanks to everyone for the advice. I talked about with my friend and told her about the 3-country select pass, which we are going to purchase. I think it's a wise idea to figure out future passes and tickets after we get our feet a little wet!
I really appreciate all the tips..I am SUCH a newbie…can't you tell?
I am leaving from Seattle with $3500 for 31 days
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Paris, Donostia, Corunna, Madrid, Barcelona, Marseilles, Nice, Genoa


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With national unemployment rate now at 6.2% there remain 9.7 million jobless Americans and of that number, the Employment Situation Summary reports there are 3.2 million who have been jobless for 27 weeks or more and are deemed long term unemployed. The long term unemployed make up 32.9% of the total national unemployment.
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Nov. 26, 1999
Men Signees
The Bruin men have six newcomers who will be freshman next fall, led by sprinter Warren Rogers. Rogers, a senior at Serra HS in Gardena, is the nation's top returning prep sprinter. In 1999, his 10.34 100m was No. 2 on the U. S. high school list and his 20.88 in the 200m was No. 3. Also signing with the Bruin men were:
--Anthony Golston, from Pt. Loma HS who lives in San Diego. Golston is the top returning high school hurdler in the State. He's run a 14.31 in the 110m high hurdles and in the 300m hurdles, his 36.98 was the No. 14 time in the U. S. last year on the prep charts.
--Oliver Jackson II, from Royal HS in Simi Valley. Jackson is the top returning long and triple jumper in the State. His long jump mark of 24-4 3/4 (24-8w) was the nation's No. 8 prep mark in 1999. He's also run a 38.5 300m hurdle time.
--Juaune Armon, from Arch Bishop Mitty HS in San Jose. Armon, the top prep jumper in northern California, he is also one of the best combination (long/triple) jumpers in the U. S. His best marks are 23-11 (lj) and 46-0 (tj).
--Anthony Ortiz, from Helix HS in La Mesa, CA. The top returning triple jumper in the State, with a mark of 48-3.
--Trevor Jones, from Newport Harbor in Newport Beach. Jones, who can double in the 400m hurdles and 400m, has a 37.56 300m hurdle time and has run a 48.0 400m.
Women Signees
UCLA's women have five new signees, led by sprinter Hasani Roseby, from Monterey, CA HS. Regarded as the No. 1 sprinter on the west coast, Roseby, a CA State champion in the sprints and hurdles, is also a top long jumper. In 1999 she earned Track & Field News All-America honors in the 100m, running the nation's No. 2 time (11.42) on the prep chart. Her 23.52 200m was No. 8 on the U. S. prep list. Also signing with the Bruin women were:
--Sheena Johnson, from Garfield HS in Dale City, VA. Perhaps the nation's top all-around recruit, Johnson competes in the sprints, hurdles and jumps. Last year as a junior, she earned T&FN All-America honors in the 300m/400m hurdles. Her time of 41.76 in the 300m hurdles was No. 6 on the U. S. prep list and her 59.12 in the 400m hurdles was No. 3. In the triple jump, her 42-4 3/4 indoor mark was the No. 1 prep distance in the U. S. in 1999.
--Valerie Flores, from San Pedro, CA HS. Flores is the top high school female distance and cross country runner in the Los Angeles city area.
--Adia McKinnon, from Homewood-Flossmoor, IL HS. A 4.0 student, McKinnon is one of the top prep female sprinters in the midwest. Her 23.89 200m mark from 1999 was No. 16 on the U. S. prep list. She attends the same school as recent UCLA men's basketball signee, T. J. Cummings.
--Lana Saye, from Silverado HS in Henderson, NV. The defending NV State champion in the discus, Saye is one of the top combination (shot put/discus) throwers in the U. S. In the discus last year as a junior, her 156-0 was No. 13 on the U. S. high school chart.


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Colorado Head Coach Linda Lappe
"Well I liked how we came out in the second half with a different mindset. The beginning of the game basically killed us, we had a tough time recovering from being down early in the game. But I do like how our team responded in the second half, we didn't quit, we did better on the boards in the second half. There are a lot of things to take from this game. In one game I liked how our team responded to what Stanford brought onto the floor. Now we just have to be ready to bounce back. We have a quick turnaround before we play Cal, and we just have to be ready to play a solid game."
On The Slow Start
"We were tentative; we were almost trying too hard at times in the wrong way. We were forcing shots into two defenders when in previous games we would just hit the open player. I think their size bothered us, their size is something that we cannot simulate in practice. All of our practice guys are home for Christmas vacation so we miss having them definitely for this game. They didn't do anything that we necessarily have not seen, just their athleticism, their strength, and their size really put us on our heels at the beginning of the game."
On Not Having The Practice Guys To Prepare For Stanford
"It definitely was a factor. Like I said, you can't simulate that against each other, you can't simulate their size. We have some big and tall practice guys that come in and obviously over Christmas they are off doing their own thing. I thought it was a factor, but it is not an excuse by any means. It would have helped definitely to practice against what we were going to see against Stanford because I thought we showed in the second half that we could play with them at times but at that time they had the confidence and they knew they were going to win."
On If The Play In The Last 30 Minutes Will Help In The Long Run
"I believe it does help us. I think you have to take positives out of that game. We didn't play our best by any means. We didn't do a great job of hitting open shots. I felt like we were rushed and we didn't have our feet set. But you have to look at what we did do well, we stayed with them, we were tough in the last 30 minutes, we did a much better job of rebounding in the last 30 minutes. I felt like we did a much better job of taking care of the ball in the last 30 minutes than we did in the first 10. The one thing that has to get better for us to win games is our free-throw percentage, we have to do a better job of shooting from the line consistently just having the expectation that we should be shooting 75% every night and especially against really good teams."
On How The Team Will Respond From A Loss
"I think it will show a lot of character as a team, who we are as a team and what we are all about. If we get back to who we were whether it was after a win or after a loss. We are going to keep this game in perspective that is what we are going to do. This only hurts you if you let it. Other than that I think we can take a lot of positives out of this game than there are negatives. And there are a lot of things that we can control which is a good thing"
On Turnovers after Steals
"It is something we have really done this year is doing some of that. Some of it is understanding the flow of the game, understanding how important the possession is. We were having trouble scoring so once we got the ball we needed to make sure we got the shot that we wanted. I think that because we were not scoring we were trying to force it a little too much trying to get the easiest shot that we can get as fast as we can get it. Sometimes that is the right answer, but not always the right answer. As a player and a coach you just have to have a feel of the game and understand the flow of the game. It just depends, sometimes you get that steal and you just want the possession, you want to make Stanford play defense for 30 seconds to hopefully wear them down. I thought our defense did some nice things, we held Stanford to 57 points, you are not going to hold Stanford to much less than that. We just have to figure out how to score a little better."
On If Arielle Roberson Was Surprised By Stanford's Physical Play
"I think she was at the beginning but I think she quickly understood what she could do and how she could score. She was presenting her chest too much to the defense and opening up too much. She has a nice little hook shot over the shoulder and that is what she started going through in the second half. I was impressed with how Ariel responded, she didn't get down on herself she kept at it and I think that is the mark of a player that will be very good for us in the future."
Colorado Players
Chucky Jeffery, Sr., G
On Slow Start
"I think we were being kind of tentative. Like coach said, we can't simulate that type of team in practice so some of the things we did see in practice we are taking away and we weren't being as aggressive as we should have. We were hesitating and things like that. We weren't playing our basketball."
On Playing Better Down The Stretch
"We started to catch on a lot. They started to switch a lot of screens, but we just had to make reads at that point. We knew we had to push the ball because once they got set they were better defenders. Once we catch them on the run when no one is paying attention, they have to scramble. We tried to push the ball up the floor more and attack the rim."
On Being Too Hyped Up For The Game
"No, I don't think we were too hyped up. We were being tentative. We were going up and hesitating on layups and things like that. That is when they were able to recover and block those shots. They are a good defensive team but we just have to be ready to play at the beginning of the game."
On When They Felt That They Were Getting Back Into The Game
"Definitely in the second half around the 18-, 17-minute mark. We just came out and started to play hard. We started to give effort; we weren't worried about the last play. We were diving after balls and upping our pressure a little bit. We just kept on pressuring them and trying to get them out of their rhythm."
On Believing They Could Get Back Into The Game Down By 12 Late
"I don't think we ever stopped believing, but it was at that point where, 'okay, gather ourselves and we could cut his lead, we just have to get stops.'"
Arielle Roberson, Fr., F
On Stanford's Inside Game
"I think we were pretty certain on what they would do. Double teams here and there. They're big bodies and I don't think we have faced that type of height and strength in the preseason. That is probably why it gave us more of a challenge. We don't really get that in practice. Like coach said, it was kind of like a shocker. Once we settled down and played our game and not do anything out of the ordinary, that is when we started to get our flow."
On Trying To Come Back Against A Top Ranked Team
"I think it is tough in general. When you are down, it is tough to come back. I think it is really hard to do that against a team like Stanford, one of the top teams in the country. If we want to have a better shot at that then we can't put ourselves in that hole."
On Turning The Game Into A Positive
"Every experience is a learning experience. You can always take something away. I think in this game we learned a lot about ourselves and the way we should react or shouldn't react. Just because they are a bigger team and their name is Stanford, then we can't play. If anything, we should believe more in ourselves. The second half is a great example of our ability. Once we finally bought into the whole belief of 'we got this,' then I think that is when everything turns around and we can take that into Cal and Utah."
On Cal
They are also a very tough team, but I still believe that we can hang with them and beat them and I don't think that will leave our minds. It is going to be really tough and I think the most challenging part will be mentally, but you can always learn from this game and carry that along to the next game and stay focused and ready.
Stanford Head Coach Tara VanDerveer
"You know, first of all, we had really good leadership on our team. We had to live with that (loss to UConn) for a week. Joslyn and Chiney and Mikaela, our captain, all have been working really hard in practice every day. We knew coming here it would be a battle. I thought we jumped on them, and it was an extremely physical game. Our team responded really well."
On game play
"I think it's very unfortunate myself. We battled, but I don't like that kind of game. I'll focus on the basketball stuff, I think that overall, women's basketball, we want to see more athleticism. We have a great player in Chiney, and I think we have a great player in Amber with quickness, and they have great players. Overall, I just think our team responded to the challenge. I'm really proud of how we came out and got after it."
On overcoming loss to UConn in tonight's win
"We've had a lot of success, so it's the fact that we did so well. We had a lot of confidence. We've been in this situation before and they responded very well. We learned from it. It was very painful, but we were ready to play. We kind of had it in our claw for a week. Colorado's had a great preseason, and we came in and kind of took it to them the way some teams have taken it to us."


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RADNOR, Pa. (June 27, 2011) — Catholic Relief Services (CRS) has awarded Cabrini College and Saint Joseph's University a $14,000 grant to further develop the schools' efforts in promoting fair trade.
The schools will match the grant to foster greater awareness of fair trade through immersion trips, academic research and coursework. A fair trade consortium also will be formed among 12 area Catholic colleges and universities to support future collaborations to advance fair trade in the region.
As the first college to sign an agreement with CRS to support the organization's global service initiatives, Cabrini and its students have worked passionately in support of fair trade initiatives.
They have partnered with the College's dining services provider, Sodexo, to bring to campus fair trade products such as coffee, sugar, chocolate, bananas, teas, quinoa and rice.
Students have traveled to places as far as Guatemala and more locally to Kennett Square to speak with coffee growers and mushroom farm workers, respectively, to see firsthand how they work and earn their wages.
"Cabrini students travel to places like Guatemala to see firsthand the effects of fair trade: families have enough money to build a school and hire teachers for their children, the community has enough money to build a small hospital, and the workers earn enough to stay on their own land and not be forced to look for work elsewhere," said Dr. Jerry Zurek, chair of communication, who often accompanies students on such international trips.
The primary implementers of the grant at Cabrini are Dr. Mary Harris and Dr. Erin McLaughlin, faculty members in the College's Business Department, who are developing two courses on fair trade.
At Saint Joseph's, the primary implementer is Dr. Keith Brown, assistant professor of sociology and author of the forthcoming "Buying into Fair Trade: The Culture of Ethical Consumption and the Socially Conscious Consumer" (NTU Press).
CRS' Fair Trade Fund began in 2005 and has provided more than $700,000 to projects that focus on strengthening producers outside the U.S. and expanding the fair trade marketplace nationally, with a goal of building a fair and sustainable global movement.
The other organizations receiving 2011 Fair Trade Fund grants are Cooperative Coffees in Montreal, and CRS/Pakistan.
"Through these grants CRS is working to promote stability and growth in the Fair Trade movement in all areas by improving skills, developing leaders, and sharing models of best practices," said Jackie DeCarlo, head of CRS' Economic Justice and CRS Fair Trade Fund teams.
"When people in the United States purchase products such as coffee, chocolate, or handcrafts from one of our Fair Trade partners, a contribution is made to the fund, which then goes on to further research and development in fair trade markets; it's recycling fair trade dollars."
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A poetry book about the Isles of Scilly, illustrated with sketches, drawings and photography.
I am a 70 year old lady and have been married for 50 years I have two sons, six grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. I have been an artist for many years, graduating as an Illustrator in the year 2000. I work in many medias, textiles, oils, watercolours, acrylics, you name it i've tried it! The last two years my work has been more textile based. I write poetry, short stories and help run an art and craft group once a week.
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University of Miami Hosts NFL Pro Day Thursday
In the midst of Coach Al Golden's comments on WQAM about the players who left the team early for the NFL and the subsequent pot-stirring from Omar "I badmouth every UM football coach" Kelly, the University of Miami will host its annual NFL Pro Day on Thursday, March 7 beginning at 10am.
Whatever your thoughts on the matter, whether you think that Golden's comments about these players are justified or you think that we can't judge a young man for leaving his team to go make money for himself and his family, it is undeniable that the University of Miami's legacy of producing NFL talent is sometimes both a blessing and a curse. Namely, while it attracts talent to Coral Gables, perhaps it is also responsible for attracting the sort of talent that is not in it for the long haul with the 'Canes.
Nonetheless, our boys will be showcasing their talent tomorrow and we need to wish them the best in their future endeavors. NFL Pro Day gives these players an opportunity to complete drills and show off their talents to NFL and CFL scouts, similar to the NFL Combine two weeks ago.
The following players are participating from the University of Miami:
Travis Benjamin
Ben Bruneau
Lee Chambers
Joel Figueroa
Chase Ford
Marcus Forston
Jordan Futch
Nathan Gholston
Harland Gunn
Tyler Horn
Chris Ivory
Aldarius Johnson
Miles Levine
Lamar Miller
JoJo Nicolas
Adewale Ojomo
Marcus Robinson
Andrew Smith
Sean Spence
Tommy Streeter
Olivier Vernon
Brandon Washington
Mike Williams
For updates on performances throughout the day tomorrow, please be sure to check out www.HurricaneSports.com, @HurricaneSports on Twitter, and last but not least, the comments below this article.
March 7, 2012 at 3:21 PM
JSQ – I actually thought Kima might have had a shot in the upset bid in the prior round. Bubbles getting the upset was not a surprise. Would have gone Levy over Wallace. That kid was too soft and Levy wouldn't mess around.
March 7, 2012 at 3:23 PM
Also, JSQ have to read back on some of the past articles with the pool, as they actually got Obama to comment. Said Omar was his favorite Wire character (I think he takes the whole thing).
that's a lot of guys that will be performing. all teams will be there so they can help themselves even if it means helping themselves become priority rookie free agents.
miles levine?
JSQ could be right on Obama. And I get you but Levy gets the W when it comes to the weak, and at the end of the day, that's what Wallace was.
And Orange please
From that wonderful guy who took the OB from us…..
Per Steve Gorten Twittter:
#UM confirms Naples Daily News report that RB Darion Hall has left the program. Hall had been suspended indefinitely
Dont let the door hit you on the way way out, Darion.
Jacory actually looks like a college Qb in that pic. Not like the toothpick high school qb he use to look like. He must still be eating breakfast everyday.
I remember when he kept say he was just naturally skinny and wouldn't gain any weight no matter how much he tried. Who would think working out and eating properly would change that. Add in reading (not skimming) the playbook and you have a decent season. Its like magic.
Watch out for lee chambers at the UM pro-day!
Young boys at the court wore me out….
My best response was, "Yeah….well wait till yall have real responsibilities, and kids, and start families. Yall won't be running all over the place like this, I betchu!!"
March 7, 2012 at 9:02 PM
Young boys at the court wore me out….
My best response was, "Yeah….well wait till yall have real responsibilities, and kids, and start families. Yall won't be running all over the place like this, I betchu!!"
Soft tape
2013 TE Mike Heuerman's recruiting is heating up, as I mentioned to you guys back in January.
He has UM really high on his list, had a conversation with him tonight.
He's visiting LSU this weekend, but says UM is a contender for services till the end. More info is located on CaneInsider's Premium Member Board.
No doubt Nash.
Old grey mare, she ain't what she used to be….
Another name to remember is 2013 DE Monsignor Pace DE D'Angelo Reynolds. 6'5,230, 4.7/40. High 70's Miami Nike Camp score.
Basketball offers from Murray State, Louisville, Vanderbilt, and Louisville.
Football recruiting heating up as well. Miami, Alabama, UNC, LSU, UCF, looking at him for football. Under the radar prospect at the moment, sure to get some attention down the road.
Louisville twice for emphasis!
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March 7, 2012 at 9:20 PM
March 7, 2012 at 9:02 PM
Young boys at the court wore me out….
My best response was, "Yeah….well wait till yall have real responsibilities, and kids, and start families. Yall won't be running all over the place like this, I betchu!!"
Soft tape
Man go sit yo old azz down somewhere, you know you at that age where you got to dribble the shot clock ot and slow the game down!
I've come to grips with the fact that I can't keep pace with a gang of super-charged 16yr olds, anymore. I can barely rock my daughter to sleep. My fukkin underarms hurt.
22 footers for me….all dizz-ay.
Project X was wack
March 7, 2012 at 4:57 PM
Miles Levine: http://hurricanesports.cstv.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/levine_miles00.html
March 7, 2012 at 5:28 PM
miami beats miami (aka: florida beats ohio)
with 3 run bottom of 9th: 4-3
the leadership thang . . .
"I was surprised," Johnson said of UM's decision to allow him back for Pro Timing Day. "It was really a surprise to me that they said yes. So I was just like, 'OK, now I have another chance.' I was just looking at it like I got suspended for doing a boneheaded mistake, and I just thought they weren't going to accept me in."
"We can't go back in time," Golden said. "I would have loved to have coached him last year and be a part of this. It didn't work out that way. But we don't want to compound his problems by now saying, 'OK, you don't have a Pro Day to work out.' Hopefully he'll do well Thursday and he'll have an opportunity to play in the NFL."
Wait till they get a load of his 4.8 40 and his 15 second college highlight reel.
Sky is the limit for lazy face.
March 8, 2012 at 1:40 AM
March 7, 2012 at 5:28 PM
Missed this link yesterday…
The Canes are not going to ruin my weekend again….
If the Canes losing doesn't ATLEAST ruin your day, I am not sure what kind of fan you are.
I go all in. Only way I know.
Even tho the sting of losing has lost it's bite over the years, it still fugs my day.
Get ur mind right.
March 8, 2012 at 9:06 AM
I just knew when I looked for the creator of this vid I would see….
Steelers got 6 people at the pro day today. they must have their eyes on at least a few guys.
see Tommy Robinson and Butch Davis on the list of reps at the Pro Day too.
Futch with 13 reps lol
Spence didn't even try,
Byrd with 15, JoJo as well. Figs had 32, Forston 26 and Ojomo had 23..
March 8, 2012 at 9:51 AM
I just hope there are no reports of an unidentified Pro Day participant panhandling outside Greentree.
That would be embarrassing.
post of the day!
March 8, 2012 at 11:38 AM
Futch with 13 reps lol
Spence didn't even try,
Byrd with 15, JoJo as well. Figs had 32, Forston 26 and Ojomo had 23..
Aaaaaaaaand we have our first "pull up limp" of the day.
Congratulations Joel. That about sums ur career quite nicely.
Who got next at this circus.
They needed to have a TD scored before Figs runs. He's got the fastest first step to a TD celebration ever.
Este LMAO
Good point!!
Butch should be looking at one player and one player only – Spence
Bucs have holes to fill, but the cats listed above aren't the best candidates by a long shot
I would add Bwash to that list. I think he will have a good career.
The rest of the clowns can EAD.
March 8, 2012 at 12:25 PM
Canez1 – I was thinking about BWash, but Bucs need more immediate help at DB, LB, WR, RB, TE … I would take him though, just not early
We're going to have a "oh sh*t" pool going during the NFL Draft to see which of our NFL teams end up with what player listed above
"With the whatever pick, the Dolphins select … Jacory Harris"
(Phins fans in here): "oh sh*t"
"With the whatever pick, the Bucs select … Chase Ford"
(I go grab a chair and put it through the nearest window): "F******CCCKKK"
Este doesn't have to worry about his team, the Pats have their sh*t straight when it comes to the draft
Maybe Jacory actually gets to learn something, by sitting behind Manning for a couple years….
——Watching a documentary on that ol Deborah LaFave chic.
Women are at a disadvantage in many facets of life….But public sympathy ain't one of em.
The interviewer keeps bringing up the "Fact That She's Beautiful"
Well damnit I'm beautiful too, and if it was me and a little girl, I'd be in the electric chair. She killed it with the "I Was Raped and Mentally Traumatized" routine. She got house arrest.
And the victims cousin is also a b!tch-made azz kweer, for rolling over on his fam, about the situation.
Momma won again.
Jets Draft Blunders
the ohhhh nooo at 40 sec its great
Hurri – LaFave taught at that middle school just down the road from me, it's over near USF
Think she's pregnant now .. she got in trouble for talking about sex with some female co-worker while she had a quick job at some mom-n-pop restaurant I believe
She's got those big crazy eyes
I'd smash her – but would never ever get into any kind of relationship with her that wasn't just a "stick and move" type deal
Chambers had the fastest 40?? lol
Chambers was a 100m State champ in H.S. he has never been slow. the reason they moved him to CB was because he could run.
Figured Lamar would've been quicker at least.
I saw that. She was alright with me UNTIL she started trying to use the past as a crutch. I fully understand that her LAWYER & co. suggest that she used that deal….that's their job, and we all know that lawyers ain't sh!—-
That's right….I ain't scared of the chick who runs this joint….
But the case is over now. Come on and come clean with it. You were attracted to a young buck-a-roo, and you thought you were slick. Period. You did the interview to tell your side of the story, no? Stop the slapping of the faces of people who are really scarred from traumatic pasts.
The Laterneu (spelling?) chick kept it a hunnit….She popped the boy, knew it was wrong, got clinked for it, got out, still wanted to see him, popped him again ANYWAYS, had his baby, did a seven year joint, and STILL waited till he was legal, so she could get him again.
Homegirl wasn't playin.
Let this be a lesson to all of you:
4 inch heels + construction site = concussion
Soft tape…
JSQ – just wait, next year will be something even better … maybe even before then
Everyone with an IPad, IPhone (whatever the f*ck number they're up to now), etc. … I'll try and tell you where I'll be establishing the Resistance, b/c we're in the infant stages of the machines taking over when Apple shows its true colors of being Skynet
I'll be a version of John Connor – and not the phaggy Edward Furlong or Nick Stahl version of John Connor. I'm talkin the Christian Bale, crazy as hell like to yell at my lightning director version of John Connor
Hurri – here ya go
I'm still a big fan of Pamela Rogers
Her cell phone video that she sent to the 13 year old kid is nice
Just YouTube "Pamela Rogers Video"
She's crazy as hell … but, probably fun
Technology is a trip Six and Jello.
Ask yourself honestly….When's the last time you actually GOT UP and turned the tv channels, ON THE CABLE BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOX….
Spooky concept right? You'd rather search the 7th dimension of hell for the remote, before you did that.
JSQ – couple of our reporters and producers use their IPads constantly, also some of the anchors use them for the shows instead of actual paper scripts
I dunno if they'll be able to convince the station to get them the new IPads or not
I had no idea about the data plans. Screw that if your work isn't paying for it – and wonder if there's a way for them to reimburse if work related .. but then, there's the ordeal of trying to determine what is and isn't work related
The company phones at our station, they had to send out an email about people abusing the hell out of them to do stupid crap
Sounds crazy but, I haven't had cable since 1997 .. never have had satellite
I have rabbit ears, if I ever wanted to watch anything that wasn't on cable/satellite at home – but that would be the absolute last resort, meaning my internet was down and I had to stay home
That's right.
Working at a tv station for around 10 hours a day will allow you to be like that
March 8, 2012 at 3:01 PM
I know J and WisconsinCane aren't here to back me up right now, but that is a jaw-dropping amount.
Goldie ain't got ish on u
Go Canes! See you soon! Love you!
Some of these pro day numbers tell you EVERYTHING about why we got our asses kicked. Talented yes, Hard Workers, ABSOLUTELY NOT! PITIFUL WEIGHT ROOM NUMBERS. 4 Year Seniors only 10 reps and Futch should be ashamed with only 13. Nate Gholston NEVER played and did 18! Tyler Horn 19 Reps for an OL. Now we now we he got his ASS kicked vs Ohio State in 2010. I right now AFTER I do my bench workout can do 19 reps of 225. These guys are FRESH! All I can say is DAMN RANDY and DAMN GUYS! Golden is a God Send!
Six are you dead-azz…..?
I'm probably the poorest person in this piece, but I couldn't stand to not have at least basic cable for but so long.
That is of course, if I can afford it. If someone can't, then they just can't…..I can understand and relate. But cable tv is one of the few things that keep me from strangling my kids. I almost have to have it.
Picture me on the floor squirming my way under a king size bed reaching for the remote, while Sebastian licked my toes……
Ooooooooooookay….But remember that you said so….
Momma Jello is gone, right?
You ain't lying Bg….
This football program as a whole has been the pits. C1 might be harsh in his critique, but he aint Josh'n when he calls this team a gaggle of puzzies.
OSU ain't the only guys who've sonned us around over the last several, either. I'll never forget when we got that weak-azz win over UCF back in 08′. The UCF players were stuntin on our guys on the sideline, like WE were the program with zero tradition, prestige, or championships. The boy Joe Burnette was the first guy I ever saw throw up the double middle-finger "U." He stood up on the bench and dropped right on our fans.
I remember one of the FAMU kids picked off Jacory in 09′ and ran right up to one of our coaches and put the U in his face.
I know that doesnt directly relate to our actually strength or anything, but it speaks volumes about the level of fear or intimidation or any aura that our FB team carries these days.
March 8, 2012 at 3:30 PM
Picture me on the floor squirming my way under a king size bed reaching for the remote, while Sebastian licked my toes……
Ooooooooooookay….But remember that you said so….
Momma Jello is gone, right?
Heeeeey Hold up, Dammitt I'm at work.
Hurri said
"This football program as a whole has been the pits. C1 might be harsh in his critique, but he aint Josh'n when he calls this team a gaggle of puzzies.
OSU ain't the only guys who've sonned us around over the last several, either."
I watched the 2011 OSU game last night; I still don't know what the hell Marcus Forston was doing out there. There was some scary stuff going on the LOS. There is no way I would draft 95% of these guys.
Even so, I really wish these guys the best of luck. I hope they used all they have learned both academically and athletically to be successful in their future endeavors.
UMomentum says:
March 8, 2012 at 4:02 PM
I watched the 2011 OSU game last night; I still don't know what the hell Marcus Forston was doing out there. There was some scary stuff going on the LOS. There is no way I would draft 95% of these guys.
I'm going to give you the simple answer, nash, esteban & Uchamps might chime in on this one, but here's a hint:
Video footage:
2010 game
And than this:
He better have had an excuse!
– As for his 12 reps on the bench at the combine, Spence said he was limited because of injury.
"In the Senior Bowl I had a deep bone bruise (in the shoulder)," Spence said. "I wanted to show the scouts I wasn't scared to compete. I pushed out 12, but I know I can get more. As soon as I get healthy I'll do it again, videotape it and show whoever wants to see it."
still going to have like 9 dudes drafted and another 9 who sign as rookie free agents. could have a dozen dudes on NFL rosters after the final cuts. if nothing else more people for procanes to follow.
My hometown Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL) had two guys @ the UM Pro Day today including former FSU QB Danny McManus.
This isn't a knock on Jacory but I've always thought he'd thrive in the CFL game. It's a passing league. Everyone's offence is set up similar to Mike Leache's.
J12 had great success at the West when he was in a spread offence with 5 wideouts.
I'm just sayin'.
Este u are out of ur mind if u think we have 9 dudes drafted.
Out. of. it.
Be lucky if 5 or 6 guys max on a roster by the end of the year and that might be pushing it.
Those are the 9 I'm banking on.
March 8, 2012 at 4:41 PM
UMomentum says:
March 8, 2012 at 4:02 PM
I watched the 2011 OSU game last night; I still don't know what the hell Marcus Forston was doing out there. There was some scary stuff going on the LOS. There is no way I would draft 95% of these guys.
I'm going to give you the simple answer, nash, esteban & Uchamps might chime in on this one, but here's a hint:
Video footage:
2010 game
And than this:
March 6, 2012 at 8:16 PM
Porter (6-1, 312) said defensive line coach Jethro Franklin has him learning the three technique at defensive tackle this spring, something Porter considers a challenge because he's only played nose guard (one technique) most of his career.
"Having short arms is the challenge," Porter said. "I'm very strong, compact. But guys that I go against are usually taller and have longer arms. I got to find ways to beat them because there are always hands in my face and I can't get to them. It's a mission right now. I just have to find ways to beat these guys with long arms. I'm beating them off the ball with my quickness and explosiveness, but I need to engage them and beat them there also."
Read more here: http://miamiherald.typepad.com/umiami/2012/03/chickillo-leaning-on-spence-for-leadership-advice.html#storylink=cpy
Says it alot IMO
4-5 of those guys get drafted.
Game tape is going to save none of them.
Teams will learn real quick what they r made of.
Bwash will have the most productive career out of them all.
Glue shoes was just seen at greentree finishing up his 40.
He should be done soon.
Golf clap to u young man.
C1 I agree with ya
26 UM players at Pro Day? And not 1 1st rounder? wtf?
Laron Byrd worked out with Reggie Wayne to prep for Pro Day?
Why don't they work out like NFL players from day 1?
What's the deal with Drew Rosenhaus and UM players?
Just thinking out loud
Damn Jello,
Give the guy his soul back.
2010 game tape says something different than 2011 game tap like Calvin showed.
9 draftees!! Mark it down.
Nash it is what it is.
Add on weak physical numbers to miserable careers and you would be a fool to draft them.
Would u??
The U mystique has slowly been eroding.
Este, Cal does a lot of drugs my man.
Aldarius Johnson's highlight tape.
I could see TB3, Spence, B-Wash, LM6, Streeter, and Vernon being drafted. Not sure about the other 3. And the Fins better lock up Manning and not even think about bringing in JFavre, to hold a clipboard.
March 8, 2012 at 3:05 PM
Technology is a trip Six and Jello.
Ask yourself honestly….When's the last time you actually GOT UP and turned the tv channels, ON THE CABLE BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOX….
Spooky concept right? You'd rather search the 7th dimension of hell for the remote, before you did that.
LMAO!!!! That is what kids are for, go change that channel!
I love my TV cable and my IPad! Six do you still get reception with the rabbit ears? I though all that changed with the digital thingy? I have a rabbit ear tv and when my cable went out due to my neighbor cutting the line during the NFL playoffs, I tried it and it did not work!
Rashad lmao. That's def the only highlight reel for that dude. Imaginary.
Not having cable is about as fugged as digging a smart car.
Both extremely ghey.
Unless u work for a tv station that is 😉
No excuse for that queermoblie tho…
LOL, C1, that's the fastest SloMo4 will ever be..lol
The Italian stallion, Miles Levine is our strongest linebacker.
The crown jewel of that 08 class.
Someone please tell me what has been going on with this program the last 5 yrs or so?
O wait, nevermind. Wr just needed a coordinator or two to fix this hoopty.
My bad.
9 drafted…
Wasn't able to watch it but 36 pts in a game? Is GT that bad or was our D that good?
Esteban says:
March 8, 2012 at 5:48 PM
Those are the 9 I'm banking on.
Mark this one down too, j12 will get drafted, out of all the qb's in this years draft, not to many of them played in a pro-set. If you think this is insane thinking, you're either a vampire or infactuated with t.j. yates qb'ing abilities, cause if that guy, along with kolb out in arizona, add mark sanchez, chad henne just to name a few, they're in the nfl, none of them are better than j70
Greentree Gt is that bad.. that game had me worried til bout 8-10 min left in the second half. We better play wayyyy better against fsgay tom night if we want a chance
Olivier Vernon, Brandon Washington among Miami Hurricanes who impress at UM's Pro Day
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/03/09/2683788/olivier-vernon-brandon-washington.html#storylink=cpy
well, okay . . .
". . . a downright dismal night for Georgia Tech, who finished with their lowest scoring game since a 38-36 loss to Auburn back on February 7th 1961."
more pro-day info
. . . and i don't even know when the draft is
Jacory Harris is noticeably bigger since his last snap as a Miami Hurricane. The quarterback said he is at around 203 pounds as of Thursday. That number is up from the end of his senior season when he weighed 192 pounds. "I'm at a good weight right now," he said. "I feel comfortable, I feel good, and I feel strong."
this would be groovy:
By Omar Kelly
Sun Sentinel
9:26 p.m. EST, March 7, 2012
Reggie Wayne thinks ending his career with the Miami Dolphins, winning a Super Bowl with Peyton Manning as his quarterback, would be a "story book ending."
That's what the soon-to-be free agent told WQAM's (560-AM) The Michael Irvin Show on Wednesday, just minutes before Manning got released by the Indianapolis Colts.
As the Sun-Sentinel reported earlier Wednesday, Wayne is open to signing with the Dolphins, and views a receiver tandem that features him and Brandon Marshall as a force in the AFC East, if not the NFL, adding, "the league might not want that."
"You don't think [Peyton Manning] wants to prove people wrong," Wayne told WQAM. "You don't think he wants to go out there and show everyone he's back, and what he can do. This dude is going to be ready. Trust me, he's going to be more than ready. And he's not going to have a problem adjusting to nobody's scheme, and nobody's roster. He's going to fit in just like he's been there."
Wayne, a former Hurricanes standout who is a South Florida resident in the offseason, is optimistic he can do the same thing if the Dolphins make an offer, putting Manning's old band back together in South Florida.
The Dolphins can begin courting Manning today because he's been released by Indianapolis. But Miami can not contact Wayne, or his representatives, until March 13, when free agency officially opens at 4 p.m.
Wayne caught 75 passes for 950 yards and four touchdowns in 2011, and that was a down year for this three-time All-Pro selection, who didn't have Manning throwing to him for the first time in 11 seasons.
"My phone is working. It's definitely working. I got all my bars. Whenever that phone rings, trust me, I'll answer," Wayne said about his desire to sign with the Dolphins.
It's likely that Wayne's camp will seek a contract comparable to the three-years, $15 million deal his former UM teammate, Santana Moss, got from the Washington Redskins last year.
That deal included a $5 million signing bonus and $6 million in guarantees from the Redskins. The cap hit on that deal would be about $2.67 million in the first season.
Considering the Dolphins have approximately $15 million in cap space to work with – without restructuring contacts – it's possible the Dolphins will need to get creative to create salary cap space for Manning and Wayne.
"I can see it, and I'm definitely not opposed to it," Wayne said about teaming up with Manning in Miami. "He's a great worker. I consider myself a great worker, and when you put great workers together good things happen. Me being in his trail to Miami, I would definitely love it! I'm totally available. My phone is working…I'm ready for anything that comes! I definitely see that in the mix."
Stay tuned. The dominoes are starting to fall.
for calvin:
– Urban Meyer penned a letter of apology to Scarlet & Gay — Ohio State's gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender alumni society — after the group learned that the Buckeyes had been making underperforming players wear lavender-mesh jerseys.
Bobby Bowden to return to Doak Campbell for opener
Posted by John Taylor on March 8, 2012, 1:38 PM EST
For the first time since he was unceremoniously shown the door following the 2009 season, Bobby Bowden will return to the dadgum field on which he transformed Florida State into a national football power and still bears his name.
In a release, Florida State announced that Bowden is one of seven former FSU athletes or coaches who will be inducted into the school's Athletics Hall of Fame. The induction ceremony, which will include former FSU quarterback Danny Kanell, will take place Aug. 31.
The next day, the legendary coach will be in attendance at Bobby Bowden Field at Doak Campbell Stadium as the Seminoles open the 2012 season against Murray State. Bowden's name was added to the 60-year-old stadium in 2004 during the Year 29 of his 34-year run as FSU's head coach.
As noted via Twitter by Ira Schoffel of the Tallahassee Democrat, putting Bowden into FSU's Hall of Fame is something the school has wanted to do for the past two years. However, Schoffel wrote, Bowden "really didn't want to do it and overshadow" his replacement, Jimbo Fisher, and the stamp he's attempting to put on the program.
Of course, how Bowden was dumped and the very critical and unwarranted comments that led up to said dumping likely played a role in the coach not wanting to immediately embrace his former employer as well.
Regardless of the whys and hows of his departure, seeing Bowden on that field once again after nearly three years away will likely be one of the more emotional moments of the upcoming season.
Greentree says:
March 8, 2012 at 11:44 PM
Wasn't able to watch it but 36 pts in a game? Is GT that bad or was our D that good?
Wish I could say it was our great defense (although we did turn to a pressure defense once we got the lead, finally), but it was just that both teams were missing point blank shots.
March 9, 2012 at 5:42 AM
for calvin:
– Urban Meyer penned a letter of apology to Scarlet & Gay — Ohio State's gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender alumni society — after the group learned that the Buckeyes had been making underperforming players wear lavender-mesh jerseys.
this is hilarious!!
i'm not sure what's telling about that Streeter video.
canechic – LMAO!!!! That is what kids are for, go change that channel!
I love my TV cable and my IPad! Six do you still get reception with the rabbit ears? I though all that changed with the digital thingy? I have a rabbit ear tv and when my cable went out due to my neighbor cutting the line during the NFL playoffs, I tried it and it did not work!
The rabbit ears still work if you buy that converter box. Not worth it though, those converters ignore a channel unless they get 80% connection, so there is no adjusting the rabbit ears to get your channel.
Now the thing that I found funny was that kids won't know that TVs used to have those big tubes, since they only see flat screen tvs anymore.
We still have the old style TV in one room, (hey it works, and nobody else wants it, so i get to watch the Godfather on there occassionally) so my kids know, but there are others that will think TVs were ALWAYS flat, that phones always had buttons, and that music and movies come in 8 inch packages.
C1 = Miles Levine = The Hebrew Heavylifter
How did the Rion Brown alley hoop dunk with .7 sec left on shot clock not make espn top ten? very disappointing
Shwarm I love it!
Kid is a badass.
no one told Orson Charles that you don't get DUIs one month before the draft?
teams should be glad though. saves them from potentially over valuing him.
You've got mail.
I don't think todays children have the mind capacity to even use the buttons on the box.
In fact my box in the living room….I don't even know if it has channel buttons. If it does….I've never pushed, or even seen them.
BG – I was just checking out some recruiting info on the 2013 class. Any info on Kevin Olsen? Cane lock or is it a tight race? Looks like he has a ton of offers and can pretty much go anywhere he wants. Also looks like he is going to take his time with the recruiting process.
March 8, 2012 at 9:38 PM
The Italian stallion, Miles Levine is our strongest linebacker.
The crown jewel of that 08 class.
Someone please tell me what has been going on with this program the last 5 yrs or so?
O wait, nevermind. Wr just needed a coordinator or two to fix this hoopty.
My bad.
9 drafted…
2 cords and a breakfast plan
What's up Chicago? Smoke an good cigars lately?
Chicago, not BG, but I think we are in good shape with Olsen, this early in the game.
Anyone remember the big ass, brown, cable channel changing boxes with the cord?? and those loud ass buttons LOL
They made good weapons as well back in the day.
Ahhhh the days before remotes.
autumn says:
March 9, 2012 at 5:42 AM
for calvin:
– Urban Meyer penned a letter of apology to Scarlet & Gay — Ohio State's gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender alumni society — after the group learned that the Buckeyes had been making underperforming players wear lavender-mesh jerseys.
That's cause he's gay, that's why he wrote the apology, no surprise here, just another reason why i got more respect for tressel, he goes out like a soldier. You not gone find to many coaches who gone go all in for their players, that man said f those hypocrites, took the most of the heat and left it like that and made no apology for it. HE always recruited DADE County when he was at youngstown st.
Nash my bad! Forgot about the Wheaties!! LOL
Scarlet and GHEY makes me laugh everytime.
Straight LULZY.
Anybody watch Survivor? The ghey dude on it is WAAAAY above and beyond allowable fem limits for a male OR female.
Even the girls are annoyed LOL That is when you know you have to turn that flame down a bit.
Kid needs to calm that corny ass act down before he catches that idol upside his coconut.
Love that show…
Did they expect the Marlins to just buy out residents and bulldoze their houses….
JSQ, Your task today is to find a picture of Carmella and add it to my article I sent you!
If you can't find one I'm sure C1 has one or two.
Delray wipes the tears away as he realizes he takes a 4th seat behind parking at the Marlins Stadium, brunch at yardbirds and 20% of Lilly Pulitzer.
Something tells me its a Carmella who would have more likely resided in the Bada Bing vs. Casa Soprano
You running a 4 miler in the morning? Tomorrow?
I got a 4 miler tomorrow morning.
Looking forward to it.
Shwarma, think quarterbacks….
never should have put another stadium at the OB's spot if they weren't going to add at least light rail to the stadium.
Awesome! Good luck. My goal is to finish only 30 minutes behind Mrs. Delray as she beet me by an hour last time.
Carmella is Jeff garcia's wife. Ms. April 2003
Yes, but he threw a 106 yard interception
Excellent Interview with Coach Golden and Joe Rose
March 8, 2012 at 2:58 PM
Nash, I billed 243 hours that month, with a concussion.
Black jersey for me!
March 8, 2012 at 3:01 PM
I know J and WisconsinCane aren't here to back me up right now, but that is a jaw-dropping amount.
A normal job at 40 hours per week only works out to 160 hours in a month. And when your 40 hours is done, many of those jobs allow you to just get out of your chair and you go home. 243 hours of work is sick for any person, working any kind of job, without a concussion. With a concussion, you better be up for partner by the end of the year. And for the non-attorneys out there, hours billed does not even begin to approach the number of hours actually worked prior to leaving the office. If you could figure out actual hours worked with concussion, I bet the number would be staggering.


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25 year wedding anniversary of our parents. Priscilla and David our 55th Anniversary on Saturday, November 12, 2005 at 5:00 p.m. .... Shower Invitation Wording | Baby Birth Announcements Wording | Wedding Poems & Invitation Quotes
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A 15-year-old was kidnapped in Yakima, Washington on Monday (Jan. 27) but was able to escape using a cell phone. According to a report from Tuesday (Jan. 28), the girl was on her way to school near the intersection of 64th and Terry avenues when she was abducted by three juveniles. One of them was armed with a handgun and they were all wearing masks to escape detection. They grabbed her and threw her into the trunk of the stolen car that they were driving.
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The unidentified girl had he cell phone in her pocket and was able to call 911 while they drove toward Chinook Pass. She recognized one of the kidnappers as an ex-boyfriend and authorities were able to track her using the GPS on that phone. It took about two hours for the Washington State Patrol to catch up to the vehicle on Highway 410 near Bumping Lake in the Cascade Range. The good news is that the girl was found safe and the driver was taken into custody without provocation. She has since been returned home and three juveniles from Highland High School have now been arrested in connection with the abduction.
When the WSP caught up to the stolen vehicle, it turned out that the driver had already dropped of his cohorts in the crime at their high school and he was heading to an unknown location with the girl still in the trunk. She told authorities that she could hear him discussing the possibility of being killed by police and "taking her with him." Where the ex-boyfriend was taking her is still a mystery and it hasn't been clarified whether he will be tried as a juvenile or an adult for these crimes yet.
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New drilling techniques have unearthed 50 years supply of natural gas in America. This could smooth the path to a lower carbon economy and reduce U.S. dependence on imported oil. That's if the likes of Exxon Mobil can persuade Washington that gas deserves a legislative nudge.
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