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I'm stating to like this song more now, not listened to it much before. also - in more interesting news than selling out and satanism, youtube has a new player
I know Exposing the Wicked goes on a bit, but he's just showing some passion for whatever he's interested in. You may think it's overzealous because you don't believe it, but he does, and you have to admit he does raise some good points. The two signs/symbols in the video are clear cut and obvious. But, I'm just trying to see if it's possibly him laughing at them. From my first look, it seemed like he was promoting them. That would just be plain damn hypocritical. But, like I said, there's sort of two sides to it. However, it does lean more towards him promoting them. But, as I said, I hope not. Although, why you should care is because if he does become a puppet, his music and lyrics will be a carbon copy of all the crap that occupies the charts. If you're up for that, then fair enough.
lol no but I bet in next 24hrs we'll see whole page of such from ETW so i'm overresponding now because I'm goin to sleep and I won't be there to argue. :D:D
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By Allen St. Pierre
At NORML, we've heard virtually every question conceivable regarding marijuana and marijuana laws, the health effects associated with the consumption of marijuana, medicinal marijuana and drug testing. When it comes to information on marijuana, the bud stops at NORML.
However, a frequent, logical and vexing question often arises for which we have no ready answer: "How or where do I meet a man or woman to date and start a relationship in which we both smoke marijuana?"
NORML is known for many public-policy accomplishments in its storied 35-year history—from effective lobbying to impact litigation to providing thoughtful help to the general public and the victims of marijuana prohibition. But one thing this formidable K Street Washington lobby organization is not known for is being a cannabis-consumer dating service.
The frequency of NORML members and supporters inquiring about how and/or where they can find a "marijuana mate" indicates the need for me to address this provocative question. In many respects, the best advice for the cannabis lovelorn is simple: Get active now in the marijuana-legalization movement and you'll meet your mate soon.
The marijuana-law-reform movement and the universe of Americans that choose to smoke marijuana is so large and diverse today that this creates numerous opportunities for like-minded people to meet on common ground. There are dozens of opportunities annually for cannabis consumers to hook up. NORML members are encouraged to join local or regional NORML chapters (there are now more than 130 NORML chapters in the US and around the world).
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Smith, R E; Desjacques, V; Marian, L (2011). Nonlinear clustering in models with primordial non-Gaussianity: The halo model approach. Physical Review D, 83(4):043526.
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We develop the halo model of large-scale structure as an accurate tool for probing primordial non-Gaussianity. In this study we focus on understanding the matter clustering at several redshifts in the context of primordial non-Gaussianity that is a quadratic correction to the local Gaussian potential, characterized by the parameter fNL. In our formulation of the halo model we pay special attention to the effect of halo exclusion and show that this can potentially solve the long-standing problem of excess power on large scales in this model. The halo model depends on the mass function, clustering of halo centers, and the density profiles. We test these ingredients using a large ensemble of high-resolution Gaussian and non-Gaussian numerical simulations, covering fNL={0,+100,-100}. In particular, we provide a first exploration of how halo density profiles change in the presence of primordial non-Gaussianity. We find that for fNL positive (negative) high-mass haloes have an increased (decreased) core density, so being more (less) concentrated than in the Gaussian case. We also examine the halo bias and show that, if the halo model is correct, then there is a small asymmetry in the scale dependence of the bias on very large scales, which arises because the Gaussian bias must be renormalized. We show that the matter power spectrum is modified by ˜2.5% and ˜3.5% on scales &ktilde;1.0hMpc-1 at z=0 and z=1, respectively. Our halo model calculation reproduces the absolute amplitude to within ≲10% and the ratio of non-Gaussian to Gaussian spectra to within ≲1%. We also measure the matter correlation function and find similarly good levels of agreement between the halo model and the data. We anticipate that this modeling will be useful for constraining fNL from measurements of the shear correlation function in future weak lensing surveys such as Euclid.
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Once fall and winter arrive in St. Paul, we miss steak on the grill. And other things. But don't despair. A quick sauté of mushrooms, peppers, onions, zucchini, and garlic, added to an even quicker pan-grill of sirloin bites, and you nearly have the taste of summer all over again. Throw it over a bed of spinach and top it with an almost instant dressing made from plain yogurt, garlic, and teriyaki sauce, and you have a beautiful salad for an anytime cold weather meal. A slice or two of whole-grain bread can be added for bigger appetites.
Wilted Pepper Steak Salad serves 2
- 2T olive oil, divided
- 8 oz button mushrooms, quartered
- 1/2 red bell pepper, cut into 1/2" pieces
- 1/2 green bell pepper, cut into 1/2" pieces
- 1 small zucchini, cut into 1/2" pieces
- 1 large red onion, cut into eighths and separated
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There are not many athletes that thoroughly enjoy the conditioning aspect of their sport during the off season. The getting-in-shape time filled with running and lifting weights can be particularly brutal for Arizona State student-athletes because running outdoor in 100-degree heat is unpleasant to say the least.
However, ASU athletes take their sports very seriously and treat conditioning as a vital and necessary part of their success. The Sun Devil baseball program is especially adamant about the importance of conditioning, and year round players can be seen doing sprints and various exercises on the field at Packard Stadium.
The odd thing though, is that with ASU baseball it is not only the players conditioning, but pitching coach John Pawlowski as well.
"I want my players to see that if everyone around them is working hard there is no reason they shouldn't be working hard, and then translate that into their performance," Pawlowski said.
Pawlowski became the Sun Devils first full-time pitching coach under head coach Pat Murphy. Hired after the 1998 season, Murphy felt that Pawlowski's excellent track record at Clemson University and overall personality was what the ASU baseball program needed.
"He is a tremendous person, we had heard that from everyone we talked to, and that is what was most important," Murphy said.
"He also had a track record of really developing young pitchers at a school that had similar goals, to go to Omaha and win it."
Pawlowski came to ASU from Clemson where he had been the pitching coach and assistant recruiting coordinator since 1993. During his time there, Clemson made five consecutive regional appearances and had two trips to the College World Series in 1995 and 1996. The Tigers were ACC champions in 1994 and 1995 and averaged 46 wins from 1994 to 1998.
Pawlowski's pitching staff was ranked No. 1 in the nation for team ERA in 1996. That year two of his pitchers were first-round draft picks - Kris Benson (No. 1 pick to the Pittsburgh Pirates) and Billy Koch ( No. 4 pick to the Toronto Blue Jays). Clemson had 15 pitchers drafted during Pawlowski's tenure as pitching coach and the Tigers' recruiting classes have ranked in the top-10 nationally over the last five years.
That last statistic is particularly impressive and another one of the reasons why Murphy was drawn to Pawlowski.
"We had the opportunity to get someone like J.P. and we took it," Murphy said.
"He is so capable in recruiting. I think it is important for pitchers and their parents to think, 'This guy is going to be with my kid for at least three years.'"
Murphy might consider himself fortunate to have Pawlowski as a pitching coach, but Pawlowski is as equally excited to be a part of the Sun Devil program.
"Ever since I was growing up and playing I envisioned Arizona State as being the place where I wanted to come and play, but I didn't have that opportunity and now I have the opportunity to coach here," Pawlowski said.
"What Coach Murphy has done with the program and the commitment he has really excited me. In my eyes this is the greatest college baseball tradition in the country and to become part of that is something special."
Pawlowski's credentials are not only limited to his coaching experience at Clemson. He is also a former major leaguer, as he pitched in the Chicago White Sox organization from 1985 to 1991. He also had stints with the California Angels (1991-92) and Baltimore Orioles (1992) ballclubs.
A Clemson alumni, he received his bachelor's degree in industrial education in May of 1996. During his three years as a Tiger pitcher he compiled a 9-3 record his junior year and was a sixth-round draft pick to the White Sox in 1985.
Pawlowski's experience made him the number one choice to be the next Sun Devil pitching coach as he seemed most qualified to help achieve the goals of the ASU baseball program - to not just get into the NCAA tournament, but to go to Omaha and win it every year.
Another goal that Pawlowski will have a hand in is building up ASU's pitching program into one of the nation's finest.
"One of the things that Coach Murphy and I talked about before I even got here is that he envisions ASU baseball as being a pitching program, a full year-round pitching program where ASU is looked at as being a place where young pitchers want to come here and develop," Pawlowski said.
After understanding Pawlowski's pitching philosophy it would be difficult for young pitchers to not want to come play at Arizona State.
Pawlowski's dedication to his pitchers is not limited to his running and throwing with his staff. He is ultimately devoted to putting pitchers in situations where they can be successful.
"I try to keep things in perspective. The phrase I use is, 'Keep it simple smart.' That means don't overcoach, don't get too analytical with young pitchers because sometimes I think that gets in the way of performance," Pawlowski said.
"The second thing with young pitchers is putting them in situations where they can be successful. If they start off successful then it automatically starts to build, if you struggle at it in the beginning then it becomes a confidence factor and that plays a part of being unsuccessful later in their career."
These lessons were not lost on Kris Benson, currently a starter for the Pittsburgh Pirates, who pitched for Pawlowski at Clemson.
"He has a lot to offer young pitchers from his experience. He has been through the college atmosphere before and he's able to relate to what's going on. He has been to the higher levels and he knows what it takes to get there. It's always a plus to have a coach that has experience at all levels," Benson said.
"What I took from him is to just go out there and keep it simple. There is a point in a pitcher's career where everyone is going to be as good as you are so you have to be tough mentally."
Pawlowski does draw from his experience as a former collegiate and professional pitcher when tutoring pitchers today.
"I just think that my years of playing with the White Sox and the great teachers I had in that organization taught me a lot about staying within your ability. A lot of kids try to be something they're not," Pawlowski said.
"I try to make sure our pitchers pitch to their ability, especially as a young pitcher. A lot of pitchers will try to pitch to a hitter's weaknesses, but I think that the first and foremost thing is for them to pitch to their strengths and then when they're confident enough and understand, then they can pitch to a hitter's weaknesses."
This past season the Sun Devil pitching staff took Pawlowski's teachings to heart and had one of the finest seasons ASU baseball has seen in quite some time. While the Sun Devils' explosive offensive efforts garnered all the accolades last season, the pitching staff sat quietly in the shadows accumulating a 4.94 ERA, the first time an ASU staff has been under 5.00 in five years. Their ERA was also the second best in the Pacfic-10 Conference. The staff also posted six shutouts, the most since 1976 as well as tallying eight complete games, the most since 1995.
As far as pitching goes, the 1999 season may have been quiet, but it was always surprising since anyone could start on any given day.
"This year was kind of different because I told the pitchers they would have to accept any role they were given. I like to have definite roles, but every year is different and these guys had to be willing to start, relieve, close, whatever it may be," Pawlowski said.
"If these pitchers had been stubborn and set in their ways we wouldn't have had a very successful season. I think that reflects on Coach Murphy. He is the consummate team guy stressing fundamentals and team baseball, whatever it takes to win. I think everyone kind of buys into the whole system which makes it nice for everyone involved with the program."
Several success stories did come out of last year's staff including starter Will Waldrip's 10-3 record. Waldrip is the first Sun Devils to win 10 games since Kaipo Spencer did in (199?).
Other success stories include Jon Switzer's stunning debut as a freshman starter and Charlie Williamson as a closer. Switzer, a freshman All-American honorable mention selection, earned a 7-4 record with a 4.12 ERA and 29 walks to 78 strikeouts. In 31 1/3 innings pitched Williamson came up with a 2-1 record, 3.73 ERA, giving up only 10 walks while striking out 45.
More impressive about Williamson, along with reliever Robby Milner, is that they both switched to a sidearm motion just before the season began.
Milner who had a 5.27 ERA in 27 1/3 innings pitched in 1998, put together a 3-0 record and 4.67 ERA in 1999.
"I'm not afraid to make adjustments. The conventional arm slot is the three-quarters arm slot. Anytime you make a change there is a little doubt, but change is good because whatever you can do to be successful is the most important thing," Pawlowski said.
"There are so many pitchers out there and 80 to 90 percent of them throw three-quarters. Why not be one of the 10 percent that are a little different, but have a chance to be a little more successful?"
Williamson couldn't agree more.
"I was really willing to try anything. He seemed enthusiastic about it and had done it successfully with other pitchers before," Williamson said. "After we did it we saw successful results almost immediately. He takes a lot of time and care with each pitcher and treats pitchers as individuals, paying attention to each of our needs."
While there is no doubt that Pawlowski has already made an impact on the Sun Devil baseball program, Murphy feels the best benefits of having him as a pitching coach are yet to come.
"He was outstanding this season, the pitchers overachieved. He did a great job and really brought them together as a unit. They faced a lot of adversity on the mound. This was not exactly the year we wanted, but we still came up with 39 wins and were the 30th team in the nation at the end of the season," Murphy said.
"To have a pitching coach who is not solely into mechanics, not solely into having it done his own way - he is very flexible and open-minded and I think his adaptability is key. He is a great fit for this program, he really is."
Murphy is not the only one who appreciates the fact that Pawlowski dedicates himself to other aspects of pitching besides just the mechanics.
"Even though he knows a lot about pitching mechanics, he also knows a lot about the mental part of the game," Benson said. "You can only get so far with your physical attributes and strengths. Then you have to rely on your mind and that is what he is really great at."
However, perhaps it is Williamson who really puts why Pawlowski is sure to contribute to ASU's future successes in perspective.
"The bottom line is, he really does care about each one of his pitchers."
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In the good old days before talking GPS machines, mariners often carried cages full of crows or ravens for use as aids in coastal navigation. If the sailors were uncertain of their position and bearing to a nearby land mass, they would release one of the birds who would usually fly in the shortest, most direct route toward the nearest land. In colloquial parlance, "as the crow flies" has come to mean the same thing, which usually is a straight line.
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***DISCLAIMER: I don't need anyone telling me what motivations I might need, or what works for them, etc. As I write in this blog, should you make it to the end, I've found my motivation, which, in summary is this: I WANT TO LOOK REALLY FREAKING HOT NAKED.***
Does anyone else have this problem? The problem known as "Waiting" ... waiting for that perfect opportunity to start something, finish something, try something, give something up, or just waiting for someone else to come along to do that something with you so that you don't have to do it alone, etc? I'm sure someone else out there has this issue. But if I'm riding solo on this one, at least now I can say that I'm done waiting.
What had motivated me in my previous journey was a two-fold sick desire:
1) Be as hot as I can be to laugh in my ex-boyfriend's face
2) Be as hot as I can be so that said ex-boyfriend would want me again
Once my work really started paying off that switch gears to:
1) Be as hot as I can be so that EVERYTHING MALE will find me attractive
Then I got pneumonia and recovery from that was tough, shortly after that recovery, I broke my ankle, and to be totally honest, I've NEVER, EVER bounced back. In fact, I've fallen so far into my own version of "Hell" that I never thought I'd see a light at the end of the tunnel.
But I have. Thank God, because if it wouldn't have happened soon, I would haven't just given up completely. Oh wait, I already have.
So I've been trying to figure out what my "motivation" should be, and this list has been written in my head, albeit in a weird way, because it's like my mind is operating separately from my body (and THAT, as we all know, is a HUGE problem when it comes to weight loss):
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6) You miss not being ashamed of your nakedness
7) You miss feeling like a BAMF
Okay, seven items, and only ONE (albeit #1) has to do with health. So what does this tell me? I care about my health, obviously, but really, the reasons I want to lose weight are shallow, and surface, and I'M OKAY WITH THAT.
I've been waiting for something "new" to happen that would help me get started again, and the new job is here, so maybe I should buck it up and join one of the gyms in town. I never had a problem going by myself before, so why do I now? Probably because none of the gyms are newer with machines that have directions on them, and I don't want to look like an idiot by myself.
I'm just embarrassed. Completely. But that's changing. Today.
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Glad you are done waiting. :) Go get what you want!
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John Cabot and his Italian financiers*
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1468-2281.2012.00597.x
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While the early Bristol expeditions to North America have always been thought of as a purely English phenomenon, this article demonstrates that they were partly funded by Italian capital. Following the slight leads left behind by a deceased historian, documents have been found which demonstrate that a payment of fifty nobles was made in 1496 to the Venetian explorer, John Cabot, from the London branch of a Florentine company: the Bardi. This article discusses the significance of the payment for Cabot and his expedition, the reasons why the funding might have been advanced, and the position of the Bardi within London's Italian community.


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Thirteenth-ranked Arizona Softball (31-14, 8-9 Pac-12) dropped its second consecutive decision to No. 16 Oregon (35-12, 11-7) 12-7 and dropped its second consecutive series to the Ducks in Tucson.
Arizona, which was second in the country with a .983 fielding percentage entering the game, committed five errors in the contest, its most since May 2, 2010 in an 8-0 loss at California.
Oregon's combined 22 runs in the last two games are the most scored against the Wildcats in consecutive games since May 10, 2003 when Arizona split a doubleheader with Washington despite allowing 24 runs on the day.
The Wildcats have now lost their last three Pac-12 games by a combined 15 runs, the worst three-game conference stretch for UA since the Pac-10 began playing softball in 1988.
Arizona's offense managed seven runs for the second consecutive night, normally plenty to win a softball a game, but Shelby Babcock, who did not get help from her defense, allowed a season-most 12 runs to cross the plate. The dozen plate-crossers were the most allowed by Arizona since the same Oregon squad beat Arizona 12-6 363 days ago in its series victory at Hillenbrand in 2011.
Oregon scored 12 runs while also stranding 12 runners on base.
The 12 runs, 11 earned, and 13 hits surrendered by Babcock (16-8) were both season highs. The sophomore struck out five and walked seven.
Oregon starter Jessica Moore (24-8) was credited with a win despite allowing seven runs for the second straight night. Moore allowed five earned runs on 10 hits and struck out three while walking four.
Freshmen Hallie Wilson and Shelby Pendley drove in two runs apiece in the contest while Wilson, Jessica Spigner and Nicole Bryan all had multi-hit games.
For the second night in a row, Oregon recorded two home runs, these off the bat Kaylan Howard and Alexa Peterson. Both went 2-for-3 in the game with a combined five RBI.
Oregon started game two much the same way it started game one, with the bases loaded in the top of the first. A leadoff single followed by a one-out walk and two-out hit-by-pitch filled the bases with Ducks. Babcock would get out, however, when she induced a Samantha Pappas fielder's choice to end the inning.
The Cats scored the games' first run in the bottom of the first. Wilson led off with a single to left field and moved to second on a Chelsea Suitos groundout. Pendley laced a two-out single to left-center to give the Wildcats their first lead in the series.
Oregon scored seven runs in the second inning. The Ducks sent 11 to the plate. A walk, fielder's choice and single put two on for Kaylan Howard who hit a three-run homer. Three singles, a hit-by-pitch and a double scored four more runs to give Oregon a 7-1 lead after 1.5 innings of play.
UA loaded the bases with one out in the bottom half after three singles. A Wilson groundout and Suitos infield single plated a pair of runs to cut UO's lead to four runs.
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The Ducks added to their lead in the fourth. Two walks and a single loaded the bases with only one out in the fourth inning. Babcock then walked in the eighth Duck run of the game.
Oregon batted around once again in the sixth inning, this time plating just three runs. Babcock got the first two out of the sixth inning before allowing a Peterson solo home run followed by two singles and a walk to load the bases. Janie Takeda singled in a run followed by a Pendley error to give Oregon its 11th and 12th runs of the game.
Pendley notched her second RBI of the game, and team-best 47th of the season with a groundout in the sixth to cut Oregon's lead to 12-7.
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Ok, I just created a screencast of my presentation by syncing the slides with my audio recording. The 25min presentation (+10min discussion) I gave at the EU eLearning 2006 conference in Espoo, Finland entitled "Social web in support of informal learning" is below in various formats. I recommend the Screencast version, as my presentation is very much visual:
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The commenters were at least Dr. Joe Cullen, Esko Kilpi and Dr. Vittorio Midoro.
The presentation is a dedicated to all the people who have influenced my thinking during the past few years and made me a better informal learner. Especially those who are somehow directly related to the ideas in this presentation including Stephen Downes, George Siemens, Scott Wilson, Esko Kilpi, Helen Barrett, Teemu Leinonen and Joi Ito.
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Is this Tony Sparano's last stand?
The Miami Dolphins' collection of talent, which is a poorly constructed team, hasn't won a single game in 2011.
The majority of the South Florida fan base is PUBLICLY rooting against them, lusting after Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck, and they know it.
The coaching staff knows they are the walking dead, due to be fired at some point in 2011 unless the team wins nine of the next 11 games.
The front office is openly inviting fans to cheer on a legendary University of Florida player, who happens to be the starting quarterback for Sunday's opponent.
The Miami Dolphins are angry, feel disrespected, depression could be setting in considering some admitted it's hard to get up and go to work. And last week I heard the dreaded "play for personal pride" line.
It's hard for me to conclude it's not time to wave the white flag, flushing this season down the drain like this morning's bowel movement.
The only thing that can convince me to continue to convince you to have hope is a victory over the Broncos this weekend.
I've looked at this matchup every which way, and there should be no way the Broncos (1-5 and starting an inexperienced quarterback) pulls out a victory.
But IF THEY DO, if the Dolphins lose yet another home game it's time to pull out that Semisonic song "Closing Time" and callTony Sparano's tenure as head coach a wrap.
Firing Sparano now and naming an interim coach won't fix the problems. In fact, it'll probably make them worse, but at this point a sacrifice must be made, and owner Steve Rosstypcially gives the fans what they want.
This is where we are people, and I'm struggling to find a reason to have hope…. so I flat out asked Sparano, a man I still respect and forever will, to give me SOMETHING to give you.
Here is what I got.
"Well, the only thing I can say in that situation is the team is playing hard. These guys are playing hard and they practice hard. If you want hope, they're playing hard, they're practicing hard, there's improvement in different areas, there really is," Sparano said.
"I can point to three phases in the special teams game right now that has improved tremendously," he continued. "Now the phase that we're not quite where we want to be right now, we're not anywhere where we want to be in the kickoff return phase. We have to be better in that because that's going to help us finish drives better offensively. Just field position, we're not very good in that phase right at this particular time. We got to do a better job there.
"But the defense from a run standpoint right now has gotten themselves a little bit better," Sparano said, referring to the front seven, which is allowing 4.0 yards per rush this season. "We're starting to play better there."
Too bad the unit finished 2011 allowing 3.6 yards per carry, got just about everyone back, and was supposed to be the backbone of the team.
"Offensively we're running the ball better and doing some different things," Sparano said, referring to a rushing attack that's getting into a groove, averaging 4.4 yards per carry behind an improving offensive line.
"You're getting bigger plays, you're getting chunk plays. That's all I've heard from three years here is trying to get the ball down field. We're one of the top teams in the league in getting the ball down the field right now," said Sparano, whose offense is ranked 16th in yards, but 30th in points scored.
"I'd be encouraged about those things. I'd be encouraged about the [young] players that are out there playing right now, the (Charles) Clays, the (Daniel) Thomas', the (Mike)Pounceys, the Jimmy Wilsons. You know, the list is long, talking about a lot of young, Reshad Jones. I mean these guys are all young players.
However, those are the ONLY young guys playing, and most aren't even playing that much.
"For me, I think those things are all really positive. And I think the more those guys play the better this football team is going to get. This team is just going to continue to get better and that's what I really believe in my heart that this thing is going to turn. I know the attitude of the people in that locker room," Sparano said. "I've coached four teams here now and I love this team. For whatever reason, I don't know what it is, they just come to work every day and they go to work. I don't know if that gives them optimism. When you're 0-5 I understand that there's not a lot of it but in that locker room these guys come in here and they are trying to win every single game that we play."
He's telling the truth. Each week a new member of the media comes into Davie and leaves shocked at how upbeat the team is during the week despite all the losses.
I've been shocked at the level of spirit and fight that remains, and I think that has to do with the respect the players have for Sparano and the coaching staff.
But….the team's not getting the desired results, and the same issues that were here from loss No. 1 are here in loss No. 5.
Bad chemistry and communication on defense.
Struggling to stop tight ends.
Can't force turnovers.
The offense is dismal on third downs.
The offense is horrendous in the red zone, relying too much on field goals.
Not one problem has been fixed, and not one player performing badly has been replaced.
I asked Sparano about that, and this was his response.
"Those are the things you got to get better at. I mean, there's no doubt about it. Those are issues that people can point to. It's natural that you're going to sit here. I might be able to point to an article that you wrote that was written, really a great one and then another one that I thought might have stunk. I don't know, I'm just a fan, I don't know anything about your job. I mean honestly, I'm not being a wise guy. I'm just saying you know why you wrote it. You know what went into it," Sparano said, using my industry and career as an example.
He's right. Sometimes I write crap. But I work hard to fix the problems and adjust. If I didn't I'd be unemployed.
"From my end, I just know what goes into these practices, what I see on the field, what I see starting to happen in these games and that gives me optimism to believe that we just need one of these balls to hop in our hand one time or make one of these plays to get us over the hump to validate some of the things that we're doing," Sparano said. "I think once you get a win all of a sudden this thing can change really fast."
Sparano better hope that's the case.


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The Denver Broncos have been put on notice; after 17 years, the NFL is finally getting wise to quarterback Peyton Manning's on-field antics. On Saturday, Manning received his first career unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for taunting. On Thursday, he received his first career fine for said penalty.
During Saturday's preseason loss to the Houston Texans, Manning got into the face of Texans safety D.J. Swearinger following a touchdown pass. On the play directly preceding the touchdown, Swearinger hit receiver Wes Welker in the head, forcing him out of the game with a concussion. Now the NFL has hit Manning in the pocketbook.
ESPN's Chris Mortenson first reported the fine, which is said to be $8,258. Manning confirmed the report, and is not expected to appeal.
"I accept the fine," Manning told Mortensen. "It's money well spent."
Manning should not have any trouble ponying up the dough, as he is scheduled to make $15 million in base salary this season, and also receive $2.5 million of his prorated signing bonus. While the penalty may seem out of character for Manning, he was commended by many of his teammates for sticking up for Welker.
"That's what you want to see from a leader, to show some fire emotion and passion. It reignited a lit fire," said All-Pro guard Louis Vasquez. "It shows he's not going to back down."
While Welker has yet to clear the league's concussion protocol; he is said to be progressing in his recovery. He was cleared to travel to Dallas for Denver's preseason game against the Cowboys on Thursday, but not to play. This is his third concussion in less than a year, but is not thought to be as serious as the previous two.
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College Hockey:Weekend work-up, March 5, 2012: The Irish, Lakers and … Falcons?
Here are next week's playoff matches:
No. 8 Bowling Green at No. 1 Ferris State
No. 7 Notre Dame at No. 2 Michigan
No. 6 Lake Superior State at No. 3 Western Michigan
No. 5 Michigan State at No. 4 Miami
I think we've learned quite a bit from the first round of the CCHA playoffs. Here are three things that stick with me.
1. Never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever underestimate Bowling Green. Incredible as it seems, the Falcons have eliminated Northern Michigan in Marquette in three first-round games — for the second consecutive season. Last year, the Falcons became the first last-place team to advance out of the first round by capturing its best-of-three series by winning the second and third contests. This year, the Falcons did exactly the same thing, except that they didn't need double-overtime Sunday night to do it. After dropping Friday's game 4-2, Bowling Green rebounded with 5-3 and 4-1 wins. That's nine goals in two games from a team averaging 1.76 goals per game in the regular season, second-to-last in the nation. The Falcons will travel to Big Rapids next weekend to take on top-seed Ferris State.
2. In the playoffs, goaltending makes the difference. In the case of all three first-round series, the winning goaltenders had great weekends — or at least great performances in the games they won. In Notre Dame's sweep of Ohio State, sophomore Steven Summerhays allowed just two goals with a weekend save percentage of .970. In Lake Superior's sweep of Alaska, sophomore Kevin Kapalka allowed three goals with a weekend save percentage of .960. Both Summerhays and Kapalka had second-night shutouts as well. In his 4-2 loss to Northern Michigan Friday night, senior Andrew Hammond allowed four goals on 26 shots (.846). In his two wins, Hammond posted a .941 save percentage.
3. At least two "big" CCHA programs will be watching The Joe from home. Now that Notre Dame has eliminated Ohio State, the Fighting Irish will travel to Michigan for the second round of the playoffs. Yes, either ND or UM will advance, but it seems as though this may be the year of the "little" school — and I know that schools like Bowling Green and Western Michigan are not small schools by any means, but in the traditional landscape of the CCHA they are — and after this weekend, at least two of the CCHA's four big programs will be done.
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Anatomy Guy
Anatomy Guy (anatomyguy.com) is an EVMS supported project that provides educational videos, diagrams and quizzes to educate users about a wide range of medical topics. The videos cover topics ranging from the dissection of various human anatomical sections to discussions on the basics of biology. These videos and materials are aimed at educating both the layman and the professional, and are informative for both adults and children. These videos have been used as educational tools at many schools in Hampton Roads area, some of which have been featured in Dr. Goodmurphy's "Live Responsibly" campaign. The website has also been accessed in countries all over the world, and continues to draw in new visitors. The ultimate goal is to use the website to create a vertically integrated medical information resource that is available worldwide and can serve as a valuable educational tool.
Administrative Location
- Lewis Hall - Suite 2168
700 West Olney Road
Norfolk, VA 23507
Project Location
- Accessible Globally
Participant Eligibility
- Faculty, Residents, Physicians, M4, MPH
Project Categories
- Community Service
EVMS Faculty Lead
- Craig W. Goodmurphy, PhD
Project Scope
- International
EVMS Department(s)
- Pathology and Anatomy
Web Link
- http://www.anatomyguy.com
Points of Contact
General Inquiries
- Craig W. Goodmurphy, PhD, 757.375.6159
All other Inquiries
- Brock Institute, 757.446.8460