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Can you do a before and after shot of him?
Can you do a before and after shot of him?
Thomas Lewis' Career - Season Preview - 2023/24 - Manchester United F.C
Board Expectations
Premier Legaue: Qualify for Champions League
FA Cup: Reach semi finals
League Cup: Not Important
Champions League: Reach 1st Knockout Round
UEFA Super Cup: Win it
Community Shield: Not important
Personal Expectations
Premier League: Attempt to retain the title
FA Cup: Wouldn't mind getting to the final
League Cup: As always, win it
Champions League: Reaching quarters would be nice
UEFA Super Cup: Win it
Community Shield: It's against City, we have to win it
Transfer: £55,777,294
Wages: £2,170,192 (Currently spending £1,372,568)
Balance: £22,510,026 (Down £26,812,196 from last year)
A good budget for the forthcoming season, even though the bank balance has taken a bit. As I have explained before though, that was expected due to us not being in last seasons Champions League. Tranfer activiy may not be too high, but who knows because the squad does need some younger blood.
I dunno lol
Give us a description
Good luck with the forthcoming season .
Sounds like he was pretty good anyway, might have used him already.
with 55 million in transfers you will be able to buy 3 superstars!
I think it's just a case of keeping things fresh and evolving the squad in terms of age and also for how you want to play. Having said all that, I have spent over £40million this summer, though also brought in nearly £30million.
As for where the players are from, I always think it's important to have a core from the country you play in.
Well now I got to ask a question Hope you dont mind.
Do you get rid of old players or do you let them stay and play if they want to? Just wanting to know how people think. Seeing how on my AC Milan saves I always keep the oldies seeing how they still got the quality to start sometimes and also be subbs.
Just take a look back at some of the stuff from my last season; Javier Hernandez scored 26 goals in 43 appearances at the age of thirty four. Gareth Bale, at the age of thirty three, won the PFA Player Of The Year award.
Thomas Lewis' Career - Preseason - 2023/24 - Manchester United
There was again a fair bit of transfer activity, but many of those brought in were young players for the future. Of those who left, most of them were of advancing year, (30 year plus), or players such as Keeron Smith who I didn't think would ever be quite good enough to make the step up into the first team.
As you have probably noticed, a few players who have left the club only joined the previous summer. Joe Allen, Conor Coady, Danilo, and Federico Macheda were all brought in to do a job in the short, and they did it. All of them are 30 plus, and didn't deserve to be sat around doing nothing at this stage of their careers.
The one man I was very reluctant to let go was Rafael. He turned 33 over the ummer and was on £65,000 p/w, so with just a year left on his deal I took the decision to let him go. At Stoke he has now on £20,000 p/w more, and will play week-in, week-out.
Here are the men who joined us this summer;
German Tikhonov
An excellent young player who came for a very reasonable price and on relatively low wages. He will be my first choice DLP for a long time I hope.
Keith Ellis
An excellent looking young striker - his deal could eventually add up to £14million. He lacks pace, but offers us a completely different option to our other strikers. He has been given the number 9 shirt.
Thomas van den Berg
With Alex Smithies gone, a new third choice keeper was needed. He is young and has time to develop into more than just a third choice.
Leonel Colace
Could be an absolute bargain for us. His 4* potential could see him turn into a brilliant player. I'm very much looking forward to watching him develop.
Shannon Cronin
A good young goalkeeper wa needed at the club because we didn't have any! His 3* potential could see him turn into a very good goalkeeper.
Alexey Romanenkov
At just £2.3million, he could be another snip. His 3 and a half * potential could see him develop into a very good player for us. Unfortunately a loan move couldn't be sorted for him just yet.
Kamel Hammani
Very good footballer, who at just 22 has years ahead of him. His best role may not be as a right back, but that is the role he has been bought to play in. Maybe spent a bit over the odds on his fee, but his wages are at a good level.
Victor Santos
Has 3* potential so has the ability to be better than current left back Simon Walsh. Right no it's about him developing.
Jose Ramon Martinez
Looks superb for a 16 year old! His 4* potential, so could turn into an outstanding footballer. He'll certainly get some game time this term.
The squad has a much younger look than it did a year ago, with a few of the players over thirty moving on. Now the squad has great youth and experience, with the older players still being a vital part of the set up, and the younger players coming through to add some much needed vitality to the team.
Preseason 2023/24 Continued
Preseason Friendlies
A couple of good workouts against feeder clubs Burnley and Plymouth, followed by a morale boosting mini tour of South Korea saw us get into good shape for our final game before the season kicked off in the Community Shield against Manchester City.
Community Shield
An outstanding performance. It may not be an important trophy to win, and is in my opinion a glorified preseason friendly, but to beat beat our bigget rivals is always nice. A very good 2-0 win.
Looks like Stoke benefited from you.
Love it when clubs outside the top leagues get a tycoon .
Thomas Lewis' Career - August 2023 - Manchester United
Premier League
A good start to the season, with a solid 2-0 win at home to newly promoted QPR and then a rousing 4-1 win away at Newcastle, in which youngsters Amido Nhasse and Aaron Parkinson got their first goals for the club.
Our next league game doesn't come until after the international break because of the Super Cup game.
UEFA Super Cup
An excellent performance against the reigning Champions League winners, and a side who have won four Serie A titles in a row. For the most part of the game we were well on top, and the 2-0 scoreline didn't flatter us one bit.
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Good to see Swansea still up there
The only disappointing thing is that they haven't actually won a trophy since I left.
Last edited by tomtuck01; 17-07-2012 at 17:29.
Yeah not the easiest of groups to be fair.
I have finally caught up
Is Rafa still Swansea manager now?
Since then Roberto Mancini has had a season incharge, finishing second behind my Manchester City team before leaving for money bags Atletico Madrid. Carlo Ancelotti had a season and a bit before leaving to return to AC Milan. And since then Quique Flores has been the man at the helm, which is just short of three years.
I remember you mentioning Mancini was there now. Atletico Madrid always seem to end up rich.
Its a tough group but can still win.
I have caught up. Again.
It looks tough but I think you can advance if your team plays up to potential. You aren't in Group H at least!
Thomas Lewis' Career - September 2023 - Manchester United
Premier League
A lacklustre draw at West Brom was followed by a superb performance against Chelsea, with golden oldie Gylfi Sigurdsson turning on the style. We finihed the month in the league with a solid win away at Crystal Palace, with Gomes bagging a brace.
Next up is a tricky looking game at Everton.
League Cup - 3rd Round
A remarkable game. Knowing this would be a tough match, I sent out a strong side, but after 23mins we were 2-0 behind. Thankfully we got one back straight away and it stayed like that untiul halftime. After 10mins of the second half and no change to the scoreline, on cam Javier Hernandez as I switched to 4-4-2. He was immense, and in the end we ran out 4-2 winners.
In the 4th round we have an easier game - Championhip side Aston Villa at home.
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I like to leave it a fortnight or so before I catch up on your thread, makes it more enjoyable reading! Must say good on you for making the move across the city. I assume you have 24 our security accompanying you in and around Manchester incase of rogue City fans? Don't think your wife and kids could have stood another move to be fair though, so probably your only option to stay local.
Good turn around with Man Utd, they seem to have been wandering into the abyss before the 'Saviour' of football came along to breathe some new life into them. By the looks of the squad when you took over most of them would have been turning up for training on the Ring and Ride service! Or have the advances in sporting physiotherapy made it possible to play upto national retirement age in the year 2023?
Good luck with the season, shall catch up again soon...
Thanks for your comment, it's always nice to have a new user commenting on my little thread.
The move wasn't a tough decision really - United are the team I support and I had achieved all I could at City. Thankfully the City fans don't seem to mind much - I am after all still on their "Icons" list!
The older players here at United are still in good nick. Hernandez (35), Sigurdsson (34), Bale (34), and Smalling (33), are still very important parts of the team, and will probaby remain so next season unless they get any bad injuries.
Cheers for the post again.
At the end of the day i don't know when i'm going to leave a club though. For instance, had i not won the Champions League with City then i wouldn't have left them, not even for United.
With United, i honestly don't know when i'm going to leave. I have a contract until 2027 and will at a minimum see that out, so i have a bit more time to develop youngsters.
The Champions League is a tough group, but definitely achievable.
Thomas Lewis' Career - October 2023 - Manchester United
Premier League
An excellent month, with three wins from three and three cleansheets to boot. We started with a well earned win at Everton, though we left it late with Gylfi Sigurdsson scoring with a stunning freekick. Again at Watford we left it late in the day with two goals in the last sixteen minutes. Firtly Gomes nodded in from a corner, then Hernandez scored on the counter with the just five minutes to go to secure all three points. And we finished off the month by giving West Ham a bit of a thumping, with Keith Ellis getting his first league goal for the club.
The good form of the team throughout October eanred me the Manager Of The Month award, my first of the season.
October 2023 Continued
Champions League
Don't underestimate these results - draws they may have been, but very good draws they will hopefully prove to be. With three games to go we are in a great position to go through, with home games against these two either side of an away game against Sparta Prague.
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Those are draws against good clubs. All that matter is qualification at the end
Thomas Lewis' Career - November 2023 - Manchester United
Premier League
A month that I am very happy with, even if we didn't win all of our four games. We opened the month with a fairly sloppy win over Sheffield Wednesday, where we had to be saved from dropping points late on bhy a stunner from Isidro Rodriguez. That was followed by an excellent away performance against Bolton, where Javier Hernandez grabbed what proved to be winner with twenty minutes to go. A few former plaers were welcmed back to Old Trafford for the game against Stoek, but the niceties ended at kick off as we dominated in a 3-0 win. Our final game of the month was our first real test of the season, as we visited White Hart Lane. We put in a very good defensive display, but we weren't great going forward, so the draw, (with us scoring from a corner), was probably the right result.
Our next game Premier League game is at home to Wolves.
League Cup - 4th Round
It took a while, but eventually the young side I sent out got the win against the Championship high flyers, with Leonel Colace getting hhis first competitive goal for the club. We face Wolves in the quarter finals.
November 2023 Continued
Champions League
Two tremendous results have seen us qualify for the next round. Against Valencia we were superb, with Javier Hernandez once against showing his importance to us even at the age of 35. And then in Prague we saw a bit of the future, with 20 year old Amido Nhasse in great form, grabbing a hattrick in a 6-0 win.
A draw in our final group game at home to Lyon will mean we win the group.
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Nice to see Liverpool right up there with you .
Some cracking results in Europe to. Those draws away to Valencia and Lyon impress me much more than the wins so far in Europe .
Very good performances so far.
Congrats on Champions League qualification
Yay, pipped the French to it.
Well, pretty much.
Thomas Lewis' Career - December 2023 - Manchester United
Premier League
A frankly brilliant month, winning all but one of our seven games and thumping in 24 goals along the way. We started with a 4-2 win over Wolves, which was annoying as we conceded two poor goals. That was followed by a thumping 4-1 win at Fulham with Javier Hernandez again showing how much he till has to offer. The Manchester derby was next, and City were on an eleven match unbeaten run in the league. However, we put them in their place with an excellent 2-0 win. If that wasn't great enough, just three days later we detroyed econd placed Arsenal 5-0, with central defender Chritian Radu poweing in a header and a stonking, if unexpected, long range effort to cap it off. The North-wet derby was next, and we came from behind to earn a 1-1 draw. Another big game followed againt Swansea, and Hernandez was again in great form, bagging a brace in a 3-1 win. The only downside was a red card for Gomes for a horrible tackle. We finished the month by hammering Leicester 5-1, old timer Hernandez in awesome form yet again.
QPR are our next opponents, on New Years Day.
League Cup - Quarter Finals
Just days after beating Wolves in the league at home, we faced them away from home in the League Cup at their ground. A team with a few changes to it from the league game performed superbly, coming back from an early goal against us to win 5-1.
In the semi finals we face Manchester City, with the first leg at the Etihad.
December 2023 Continued
Champions League
A much changed side earned a 1-0 win over Lyon to ensure we topped the group. Young striker Keith Ellis tapped in early on in the second half, though really it should have been more had our finishing been better.
In the 1st Knockout Round we have been handed perhaps the toughest draw possible - Bayern Munich.
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A very nice Christmas period considering how many games you had, so well done on going through unbeaten.
700 games Quite an achievement! Congrats
Your 700th game and it's against one of Utd's rivals,hope your team makes it a landmark to remember.
Great career this, good to see you doing well with United! Keep it up or you'll have me to answer too.
I must agree, this is a great career and is one of the first I check for updates every time I come on.
I can relate to your career as well as I am a Man Utd fan who has ended up getting offered the City job after some small-club success and (almost sadly) brought them success. I think I would make the same move as you if Utd ever offered me the job!
Well I didn't mind bringing City success really - t'is only a game after all. I have actually said that if I hadn't won the Champions League with them at the time I wouldn't have left for United.
Thomas Lewis' Career - January 2024 - Manchester United
Premier League
Well a mixed month is the best way to describe January. We started well enough on New Years Day by winning 4-0 at QPR, although it ws disappointing that our defenders were the scorers of three of the goals. Next was a crazy game against Newcastle. We completely dominated, but didn't have our finishing boots on and even missed a penalty. They broke away late on and snatched a 1-0 win. Flabbergasted. After that we travelled to London to face Arsenal, and came from behind to earn a 1-1 draw. The month was rounded off at Old Trafford with a thumping 5-2 win over West Brom.
FA Cup - 3rd Round
Despite alot of changes to the side for the game against Leeds, they didn't disappoint, and my 700th game in management was an emphatic 4-0 win. Youngster Alexey Romanenkov got his first goal for the club.
In the fourth round we face West Ham, again at home.
January 2024 Continued
League Cup - Semi Final
Superb stuff against our Mancheter rivals. We got an excellent 0-0 draw in the first leg at the Etihad, and followed it up at Old Trafford with a 2-0 win.
At the age of 34 Gylfi Sigurdsson displayed how important he can be for the side, scoring both goals.
In the final we face Championship side Hull.
A couple of transfers this month, both of which were incoming;
Patrice Casiano
A young man signed for the future. He is just sixteen and has 3 and a half * potential, so could at £1.6million could turn out to be a very good investment.
Eder Morales
Great player. With his contract up at the end of the season he was transfer listed by is club, and though I was planning on offering him a deal to join for free at the end of the season, I decided to pay the small fee to get him in now. With Gareth Bale retiring at the end of the season, I have his replacement sorted already, and for next to nothing.
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Very mixed indeed. Spurs look set to give you a good challenge for the title.
Still ruling the League cup.
League seems to be quite tough this season but you seem to be doing well in the cups especially with defeating two of your rivals.
Thomas Lewis' Career - February 2024 - Manchester United
Premier League
Very pleasing month to be honest. Despite Chelsea not doing brilliantly in the league, a draw at their place is never a poor result - especially when you fall behind early on. We followed that with two good wins at Old Trafford to send us back to the top of the table, though only by a point.
Up next is a third home game in a row, against Watford.
FA Cup - 4th And 5th Round
In the fourth round we absolutely thrashed West Ham, with six different players getting on the score sheet. In the next round we faced Watford, who were excellent. We didn't play our best, but came through with the win in the end.
The quarter finals see us face Brimingham City, away at their place.
February 2024 Continued
Champions League - 1st Knockout Round 1st Leg
What a performance. Missing our tallisman Gomes, i was kind of hoping for a draw at best. But instead we put in a near perfect European away performance - we had few chances, but when did break away we made it count. The 3-1 win was superbly executed.
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Top of the league is looking pretty good moving towards the last 10 games. Should be an interesting run-in.
Could you post the remaining fixtures of the top 3?
Premier League - The Race For The Title 2023/24
Well seen as SRL88 asked, I thought I'd post remaining fixtures of the top three sides. The game has gone onto to Sunday March 3rd 2024, the date of the Carling Cup Final. So I have thirteen games left to play, whereas Tottennham and Arsenal have twelve. As it stands, Tottenham are top, two points clear of us, with Arsenal a point further back.
Tottenham Hotspur
Manchester United
Interesting run-ins. We by far and away have the toughest final five fixtures, with games against City (A), Liverpool (H), and Swansea (A).
You definitely do have the tougher run-in. Those final five will probably be the deciders.
How is the kid you had out on loan at Stoke doing for you?
Nhasse has managed 8 goals and 11 assists from 20 appearances so far. Whereas as Hernandez has 25 goals and 9 assists from 32 appearances.
I'm pleased with how he's done, but Hernandez is still just unreal.


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A red two-seat Ferrari 250 GTO Berlinetta coupe that placed second at the 1962 Tour de France Automobile race is expected to command anywhere from $60 million to $75 million when it is auctioned off by Bonhams in Carmel, CA tomorrow as part of a 115 car, 6-day event spread out between Carmel, Monterey and the Pebble Beach golf course.
The vintage vehicle was purchased by Fabrizio Violati in 1965, and kept by the family (which made its money in agriculture and mineral water bottling and distribution) for 49-years. Violati, who died in 2010, was the fourth and last official owner of the Ferrari, according to Bonhams. Nine other Ferraris from Violati's Maranello Rosso collection will also be featured during the sales.
Although a 1963 Ferrari 250 GTO racer sold for $52 million in a private deal last October, the most expensive car ever sold at auction so far was a 1954 Mercedes-Benz W196R Formula 1 racing car sold by Bonhams in 2013 for $29.7 million. However, Bonhams Chairman Robert Brooks is confident that the Violati Ferrari 250 GTO Berlinetta will shatter that record easily.
In the meantime, RM Auctions announced that it is offering three Ferraris, including a two-tone gray 1964 Ferrari 275 GTB/C Speciale, and a 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 owned by the late actor Steve McQueen. While the McQueen car is valued somewhere between $8 million to $12 million, the opening bid for the Speciale is expected to be around $10 million. It is also expected that its final selling price will best the $27.5 paid for a 1967 Ferrari 275 NART Spyder last year. They noted that convertible's price was "the most paid at auction for a car by the Italian manufacturer and the most for any car bought at a public sale in the US."


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Braun, O; Knipp, M; Chesnov, S; Vasák, M (2007). Specific reactions of S-nitrosothiols with cysteine hydrolases: A comparative study between dimethylargininase-1 and CTP synthetase. Protein Science, 16(8):1522-1534.
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S-Transnitrosation is an important bioregulatory process whereby NO(+) equivalents are transferred between S-nitrosothiols and Cys of target proteins. This reaction proceeds through a common intermediate R-S-N(O(-))-S-R' and it has been proposed that products different from S-nitrosothiols may be formed in protein cavities. Recently, we have reported on the formation of such a product, an N-thiosulfoximide, at the active site of the Cys hydrolase dimethylargininase-1 (DDAH-1) upon reaction with S-nitroso-l-homocysteine (HcyNO). Here we have addressed the question of whether this novel product can also be formed with the endogenously occurring S-nitrosothiols S-nitroso-l-cysteine (CysNO) and S-nitrosoglutathione (GSNO). Further, to explore the reason responsible for the unique formation of an N-thiosulfoximide in DDAH-1 we have expanded these studies to cytidine triphosphate synthetase (CTPS), which shows a similar active site architecture. ESI-MS and activity measurements showed that the bulky GSNO does not react with both enzymes. In contrast, S-nitrosylation of the active site Cys occurred in DDAH-1 with CysNO and in CTPS with CysNO and HcyNO. Although kinetic analysis indicated that these compounds act as specific irreversible inhibitors, no N-thiosulfoximide was formed. The reasons likely responsible for the absence of the N-thiosulfoximide formation are discussed using molecular models of DDAH-1 and CTPS. In tissue extracts DDAH was inhibited only by HcyNO, with an IC(50) value similar to that of the isolated protein. Biological implications of these studies for the function of both enzymes are discussed.
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I had a fantastic experience last week at the AW2 Symposium in Orlando. I stayed busy listening and getting to know people and their personal stories in a lot of different settings. Thursday I lunched with our wounded warriors. I also took some time along with a few members of my staff and Ms. Deborah Amdur, to visit with some Soldiers and staff at the James A. Haley VA Hospital in Tampa.
Ms. Amdur is Chief Consultant, Care Management and Social Work Service, Patient Care Services, Department of Veterans Affairs. For those of you who don't know her–she was very instrumental in rolling out enhanced services to include a monetary stipend, health insurance, expanded training, and other support services to a whole new category of people serving our Nation—Family caregivers of Veterans. I can truly say that she was the perfect guest to have at the AW2 symposium, and that her passion and enthusiasm for our Veterans, their Families, and caregivers is contagious.
I got good feedback during my lunch with the wounded warriors. I heard some very personal stories and believe me they weren't shy about telling me what we're getting right and where we need to make improvements. That was great—I love when Soldiers talk to me uncensored and unfiltered. That's how I get a true sense of where we are and where we need to go. By the way, it's time for a shout out to retired SGT Joshua Cope, my new friend who got a gator with a crossbow. I met SGT Cope during the luncheon.
My day ended with the visit to James Haley. I can't say enough about the great work by the leaders and staff at the VA hospital in Tampa which is also one of the VA's five polytrauma centers. Polytrauma care is for Veterans and returning Servicemembers with injuries to more than one physical region or organ system, one of which may be life threatening, and which results in physical, cognitive, psychological, or psychosocial impairments and functional disability. Soldiers who are treated here usually have spinal cord or severe brain injuries.
I was impressed to see first-hand the care they provide our Soldiers and Veterans. It's clear they are caring, competent professionals to their core. I met some great Americans who had recently been injured in combat and who are getting treatment and healing at James Haley. I also had the privilege of meeting with some of their Family members. I know that I speak for all the people in my party when I say this visit was humbling, uplifting, and inspiring.
I want to publicly recognize Dr. Steven Scott, Chief, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitative Services, and his team—they graciously took time to introduce us to patients, gave us a tour of their hospital, and shared with us the incredible ways they take care of our wounded, ill, and injured Soldiers and their Families. The public affairs officer, Ms. Carolyn Clark, did a great job helping us coordinate the visit and providing additional information after we returned to DC.
Finally, my hat is off to each wounded Soldier I met. Thank you all for allowing me and my staff to visit with you, hear your stories and express how grateful we are for your service and sacrifice. You all set the standard for resilience and perseverance.
To CPL Jeremy D. Voels, Bravo Company, 101st Airborne Division, and his battle buddy in the bed next to him—I salute you. Guys, stay in the fight. You are exceptional Soldiers who inspire and motivate me to get up each morning and work hard for our wounded, ill, and injured men and women in uniform. Thank you for your service.
I'll wrap this up by saying I'm sure it is obvious it was an exciting week, a long week, and a rewarding week for all of us who had the privilege of being a part of this year's AW2 symposium. This AW2 symposium was not about individuals. It was about doing something for the greater good and being a part of something bigger than ourselves. Everyone who participated worked as a team and worked to improve warrior care.
Kudos to COL Gadson, LTC Debra Cisney and everyone who helped to make this Symposium a resounding success. The out brief was very well done and it was obvious the delegates were up to the tasks and challenges of the week. Stay tuned—I'll be able very soon to share with you the top five issues that we're passing on to the Army Family Action Program for consideration.


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Here is another page on African American hair growth tips.
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I never planned on writing another page on this topic because length really isn't that important to me, but after being asked to write another page several times by several different people, I gave in.
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Like Elton John music? Check out these popular songs by Elton John…
Act Of War – 1985 – with Millie Jackson
Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing – 1994 – with Marcella Detroit
All The Girls Love Alice – 1973
Answer In The Sky – 2004/2005
Are You Ready For Love – 1979
Are You Ready For Love – 2003 (remix)
Believe - 1995
Bennie And The Jets (she's got electric boots a mohair suit, you know I read it in a magazine) - 1974
Bitch Is Back, The (stone cold sober as a matter of fact) - 1974
Bite Your Lip (Get Up And Dance!) – 1976/1977
Blessed – 1995
Blue Eyes (blue eyes, baby's got blue eyes) - 1982
Border Song – 1970
Breaking Hearts (Ain't What It Used To Be) – 1984/1985
Bridge, The – 2006
Can You Feel The Love Tonight - 1994
Candle In The Wind (and it seems to me you lived your life like a candle in the wind, never knowing who to cling to when the rain set in) – 1973/1974/1988
Chloe – 1981
Circle Of Life - 1994
Club At The End Of The Street – 1989/1990
Cold As Christmas (In The Middle Of The Year) – 1983
Crazy Water – 1976/1977
Crocodile Rock (I remember when rock was young, me and Suzie had so much fun) - 1973
Cry To Heaven – 1986
Daniel (Daniel my brother you are older than me, do you still feel the pain?) - 1973
Dear God – 1980
Don't Go Breaking My Heart (ooh-hoo and nobody knows it, when I was down I was your clown) - 1976 - with Kiki Dee
Don't Go Breaking My Heart - 1994 - with Ru Paul
Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me (I'm losing everything, it's like the sun's going down on me) - 1974
Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me (I'm losing everything, it's like the sun's going down on me) - 1991 - with George Michael
Easier To Walk Away – 1990
Ego – 1977/1978
Electricity – 2005
Empty Garden (hey hey johnny, can't you come out and play) - 1982
Flames Of Paradise – 1987 – with Jennifer Rush
Friends – 1971
Friends Never Say Goodbye (from the movie The Road To El Dorado) – 2000
Funeral For A Friend/Love Lies Bleeding - 1973
Ghetto Gospel – 2004/2005 – with Tupac Shakur
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road - 1973
Grow Some Funk Of Your Own (grow some funk of your own amigo) - 1976
Harmony – 1973
Healing Hands - 1989
Heart Of Every Girl, The (from the movie Mona Lisa Smile) – 2003
Heartache All Over The World – 1986
Honky Cat (get back Honky Cat) - 1972
I Don't Wanna Go On With You Like That - 1988
I Feel Like A Bullet (In The Gun Of Robert Ford) (you make me feel like a bullet honey, in the gun of Robert Ford) – 1975/1976
I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues - 1984
I Want Love – 2001
If The River Can Bend – 1998
I'm Still Standing (I'm still standing, yeah yeah yeah) - 1983
In Neon – 1984
Island Girl (he want to take you from de racket Boss, he want to save you but de cause is lost) – 1975
Kiss The Bride – 1983
Last Song, The – 1992
Levon – 1971
Little Jeannie (I want you to be my acrobat, I want you to be my lover) - 1980
Live Like Horses – 1997 – with Luciano Pavarotti
Looking Up – 2015/2016
Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds (look for the girl with the sun in her eyes and she's gone, Lucy in the sky with diamonds) (cover version) - 1975
Made In England – 1995
Madman Across The Water – 1971
Mama Can't Buy You Love - 1979
Mona Lisas And Mad Hatters – 1972
Nikita (is it cold in your little corner of the world?) - 1986
Nobody Wins – 1981
One, The - 1992
Original Sin – 2002
Part-Time Love – 1978
Passengers - 1984
Philadelphia Freedom (Philadelphia freedom shine on me, I love ya - shine the light) - 1975
Pinball Wizard (how do you think he does it? I don't know, what makes him so good?) (cover version) - 1976
Please – 1995/1996
Recover Your Soul – 1997/1998
Rocket Man (and I think it's going be a long long time; I'm a rocket man) - 1972
Runaway Train – 1992 – with Eric Clapton
Sacrifice - 1990
Sad Songs (Say So Much) - 1984
Sartorial Eloquence (Don't Ya WAnna Play This Game No More?) – 1980
Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting (don't give me none of your aggravation - I've had it with your discipline, Saturday night's alright for fighting - get a little action in) - 1973
Shakey Ground – 1993/1994 – with Don Henley
Simple Life – 1993
Slow Rivers – 1986 – with Cliff Richard
Someday Out Of The Blue (from the movie The Road To El Dorado) – 2000
Someone Saved My Life Tonight - 1975
Something About The Way You Look Tonight - 1997
Song For Guy - 1978
Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word (it's sad so sad, it's a sad sad situation) - 1976
Step Into Christmas – 1973
Step Too Far, A – 1999
Take Me To The Pilot – 1970
That's What Friends Are For (keep smiling keep shining knowing you can always count on me for sure) - 1986 - w/ Dionne Warwick & Friends (Gladys Knight and Stevie Wonder)
This Train Don't Stop There Anymore – 2001/2002
Through The Storm - 1989 - with Aretha Franklin
Tiny Dancer (hold me closer tiny dancer) – 1971/1972
Town Of Plenty – 1988
True Love - 1993 - with Kiki Dee
Turn The Lights Out When You Leave – 2004/2005
Victim Of Love – 1979
Who Wears These Shoes? - 1984
Word In Spanish, A – 1988
Wrap Her Up – 1985
Written In The Stars – 1999 – with LeAnn Rimes
You Can Make History (Young Again) – 1996
You Gotta Love Someone (from the movie Days Of Thunder) – 1990
Your Song (I hope you don't mind that I put down in words how beautiful life is while you're in the world) - 1971
Your Song – 2002 – with Alessandro Safina
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Scrabble word: CHAMOIS
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Definitions of CHAMOIS in dictionaries:
- noun - a soft suede leather formerly from the skin of the chamois antelope but now from sheepskin
- noun - hoofed mammal of mountains of Eurasia having upright horns with backward-hooked tips
- An extremely agile goat antelope (Rupicapra rupicapra) of mountainous regions of Europe, having upright horns with backward-hooked tips.
- Also chammy or shammy (sh4mùK).
- A soft leather made from the hide of this animal or other animals such as deer or sheep.
- A piece of such leather, or a cotton fabric made to resemble it, used as a polishing cloth or in shirts.
- A moderate to grayish yellow.
- noun - a soft leather
- verb - to prepare leather like chamois
There are 7 letters in CHAMOIS: A C H I M O S
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Height: 6-4 Weight: 260 lbs.
Born: October 22, 1951 in Passaic, NJ
Died: March 15, 1996
High School: Passaic
College: Delaware
Drafted by the Washington Redskins in the 13th round (337th overall) of the 1973 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 27 (3730th overall since 1950)
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Dell Challenges Apple's Greenness
Apple is now calling its MacBook laptops "the world's greenest lineup of notebooks" instead of "the world's greenest family of notebooks" in response to a recommendation by the Better Business Bureau's advertising division.
The division came to the recommendation after rival computer maker Dell challenged Apple's MacBook marketing, which refers, among other things, to the devices' energy usage, packaging and recyclable components.
Dell's complaints, according to a report published by the Bureau's National Advertising Division, include Apple's reference to its gold ratings by the Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool, or EPEAT — ratings Dell said it and other PC makers have also received.
It also pointed out four "pillars" in Apple's MacBook ads — recyclability, reduced packaging, less toxic materials and increased energy efficiency — and claimed that "Apple must, but does not, establish superiority over all of its competitors in all four pillars to support its broad superiority claim…many competing laptops offer the same characteristics it cites as the basis of superiority (e.g., recyclability)."
NAD, in its report, concluded that Apple "has specifically undertaken to design all of its MacBooks to reduce their negative environmental impact, as reflected in EPEAT ratings, and that it should be free to communicate that information to consumers," adding that "what is unique to this advertiser is that it has elected to only produce computer notebooks that meet the highest EPEAT ratings. While other manufacturers may have subcategories of lines with similar ratings, none has comparable high ratings for all of the notebooks it produces."
But it got hung up on the use of "family," which it said could refer to one product line or all the products made by a manufacturer, and suggested Apple tweak its "world's greenest family of notebooks" slogan "to make clearer that the basis for the comparison is between all MacBooks to all of the notebooks manufactured by any given competitor."
Apple, in its response, focused on the division's conclusion about its use of EPEAT ratings. "Apple thanks the NAD for confirming that its MacBooks, as compared to all of the notebooks made by any given manufacturer, are the world's greenest notebook computers," it said in a statement. "The NAD's ruling is a clear victory for Apple," a spokesman subsequently added.
Apple statement adds: "Apple believes that in its advertising the term 'family' clearly refers to all of its notebook computers, rather than a particular notebook model or group of models. In the interest of the self-regulatory process, however, Apple will replace the word "family" with an alternate word that effectively communicates that its 'World's Greenest' claim pertains to all of Apple's notebooks." And a look at Web pages on Apple.com's MacBook section shows that it's currently going with "lineup" instead of "family."
Dell also thanked NAD for its review. "We commend the NAD for their part in helping ensure companies represent their products' environmental attributes accurately," it said in a statement.
Computer makers spend time on both sides of these ad arguments. Last summer Dell stopped using the tagline "World's Most Secure Notebooks" on a complaint by Lenovo to the NAD, after Dell got the Chinese PC maker to stop calling its line the "World's Best-Engineered PCs."


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These cinematic musical passages combine pop, experimental harmonic movement, live jazz, passionate vocals and electronic colors. The listener will travel through mysterious beats bedded in ambient guitars with jazz vocals dancing to world rhythms; a power horn section layered over driving guitars, all wrapped in symphonic soundscapes. Dream Taxi is the vehicle to take you to a magical place beyond common musical barriers, the kind of dream you want to remember.


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The Expedition 28 Crew
The Crew
The Expedition 28 crew has completed its mission.
On April 5, 2011, Ron Garan, Alexander Samokutyaev and Andrey Borisenko rode to the space station in a Russian Soyuz spacecraft. They joined the Expedition 27 crew there. They stayed aboard to make up the first half of the Expedition 28 crew.
Cosmonaut Andrey Borisenko was an Expedition 27 flight engineer. He was the commander of Expedition 28. He dreamed of going into space when he was a little boy. He worked hard to make that dream come true.
Astronaut Ron Garan was a flight engineer for Expedition 27. He was a flight engineer on Expedition 28, too. He decided to become an astronaut when he saw on television the first astronaut walk on the moon.
Cosmonaut Alexander Samokutyaev is in the Russian air force. Expedition 28 was his first visit to space. When he was in kindergarten, his teacher gave him a toy rocket. From that time on, he knew he wanted to go into space.
On June 7, 2011, Sergei Volkov, Mike Fossum and Satoshi Furukawa rode to the station in a Russian Soyuz spacecraft. They joined the Expedition 28 crew on June 9, 2011.
Astronaut Mike Fossum was an Expedition 28 flight engineer. He stayed on and became the Expedition 29 commander. Fossum was born just as the space program started. He grew up dreaming about being an astronaut.
Sergi Volkov was a flight engineer for Expedition 28. Volkov grew up in Star City, Russia. Star City is home to the Russian space program. His father was a cosmonaut, too!
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency astronaut Satoshi Furukawa was an Expedition 28 flight engineer. He trained 12 years to be an astronaut. Expedition 28 was his first visit to the International Space Station.
The Expedition 28 Mission Patch
The Expedition 28 crew designed a mission patch before flying into space. The space station flies at the front of Earth. The crew flew about 50 years after the first Russian and American flew into space. Their two names are on the bottom of the patch with the words "50 Years" between them.
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Originally posted by GameBuilder15:Which is exactly why you don't want to die. Kapeesh?Originally posted by RTL_Shadow:
- When you die, you lose 25% money and you are stuck in an in-game jail for five minutes, where players can throw tomatoes at you. In order to avoid afking, you will be faced with a simple math problem every minute (5+3=?). (this works best in an mmo)
That sounds simply terrible.
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These authors gather 300 patients – 100 non-obese, 100 obese, and 100 morbidly obese – who all received a 4mg intravenous dose of morphine for median initial pain levels of ~8 on a scale to 10. Upon reassessment a median of ~1 hour after administration, the median pain level in all groups had fallen to 2 or 3. This somewhat tailors along with other work, which observed substantial numbers of patients with adequate response following even doses of morphine of less than 4mg. The authors therefore conclude:
"BMI does not predict the analgesic response to a single dose of intravenous morphine in the ED. This is true even for patients who are morbidly obese. We suggest using fixed doses rather than weight-based doses of morphine for acute pain in obese patients."However, this retrospective study fails to capture and control for many of the other factors associated with opiate response, including age, substance abuse history, pre-hospital pain control – along with all the other contextual factors lost through chart abstraction. Additionally, patients at Maricopa Medical Center in Phoenix are not hardly generalizable to, well, nearly anywhere in the world.
Ultimately, this limited study leads to an erroneous, and potentially harmful conclusion that weight-based doses are unnecessary. Aggressive, titrated or weight-based, pain control is not in any fashion refuted by this work.
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The Same Same 25 Announced -The 25 Most Influential Gayand Lesbian Australians
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In an Australian first, SameSame.com.au last night announced the 25 Most Influential Gay & Lesbian Australians at an event held at the Art Gallery of NSW. What have been nicknamed 'the Gaylies' by the mainstream media, the list comprised the likes of pop singer Darren Hayes, musical theatre star iOTA and one of the greatest sportswomen that Australia has produced Hockeyroo Alyson Annan.
The event saw an honest and at times emotional speech from modern day cowboy Adam Sutton that had a crowd including Senior Sergeant Joy Murphy of Victoria Police, Justice of the High Court of Australia Michael Kirby, Malcolm and Lucy Turnbull and lesbian mum and author from Playschool Viki Harding silent and transfixed for ten minutes. Co-founder of Same Same, Tim Duggan says: "A list like this has been a long time coming. Australia is now at a stage where we see gay and lesbian people having a huge amount of influence in lots of different fields. The Same Same 25 is a fascinatingly diverse list of people from all walks of life with one thing in common – they exert a large influence over their chosen profession."
The 25 were publicly nominated over the course of four weeks, supported by a national media campaign in the gay and lesbian press. Hundreds of nominations were received, sifted through and considered by the eight selected judges, one of which is TV personality Andrew Mercado who also
hosted last night's event. "It's a real honour to be involved with the Same Same 25," says Andrew. "I think it's really important to have positive gay role models out there. It's also important for straight people to see gay people excelling in their fields. And of course, it's great for young gay people out there to have something to aspire to."
All the members of the 25 are unanimously thrilled at being on the list. It's a diverse list, a list covering a broad range of ages, locations and fields of endeavour. There are some names people will already know, some others that they won't but will now – and it's sure to spark plenty of debate.
To view who made it into the Same Same 25 for 2007, and vote for who you think is the most influential, click here.


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Posted by : Cirque duFreak Monday, October 31, 2011
According to Zetsu, Tsukuyomi is one of the most powerful genjutsu in existence.[2] It is unique to theUchiha clan and only those with the Mangekyō Sharingancan perform it. It is said to represent the "Spiritual World and Darkness" (精神界と闇, Seishinkai to Yami), the antipode to Amaterasu, a ninjutsu of similar power.
Tsukuyomi requires eye contact to be performed. When executed, the technique traps the target in an illusion that is completely controlled by the user. Itachi's prowess with the technique has allowed him to alter the perception of time with ease within the genjutsu to make it seem to last for days when in fact it only lasts a few seconds. This allows him to torture the target for what seems like days on end, causing mental trauma that will render them unable to fight for an extensive period of time. After Itachi used it on Kakashi in Part I, Kisame was surprised that Kakashi was still alive. Only Tsunade has been shown capable of curing this psychological damage.
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With this mod, you can blow all cars near you and automatically kill all peds except gang members.
Put everything in your Cleo file except the Read Me ofcourse :)
Add the Itachi.dff and the Itachi.txd into your GTA3 with IMG Tool 2.0
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Use the code 'itachi' ingame to transform in Itachi
Press 'Tab + Space' to use Katon jutsu
Press 'U + X' To use Tsukuyomi
Please don't over-do it please don't keep click UX all the time wait till it's over until the sound is over
and then do it again, because your game might crash, you have been warned!
If you type in 'itachi' and transform into Itachi and your character is stuck click 'Tab + Space'
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Individual Game Tickets go on sale at 9 a.m. MST on December 8
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Tickets are available for the Thursday, December 8 game with N.A.U. and the Saturday, December 10 game with St. Mary's. Tickets for N.A.U go on sale Thursday, December 8, at 9 a.m. MST. Tickets for St. Mary's go on sale Friday, December 9, also at 9 a.m. MST. Prices range from $18-$111 per ticket.
Individual game tickets and 2-game ticket packs will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis There is a limit of two tickets per phone call and two tickets per person in line in order to accommodate as many Wildcat fans as possible. Tickets can be purchased in person at the McKale Ticket Office, or by calling (520) 621-2287. After 5 p.m. on game day, individual game tickets must be purchased in person. Tickets may also be purchased online through the Arizona Athletics website.
UCLA/USC 2-Game Ticket Pack
2-game ticket packs for the UCLA/USC series (Jan. 5 & 7) are available. The 2-game ticket pack starts at just $36.
The majority of these seats are baseline-area seating. 2-game ticket packs will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis. Purchase tickets online at arizonaathletics.com, visit the McKale Ticket Office or call (520) 621-2287.


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History Of Mosrite Guitars
Semie Moseley was born in Durant, Oklahoma on June 13th, 1935. He and his older brother Andy experimented with guitar making in their teen-age years. Andy and Semie played guitar for an evangelist music groups during this time. After realizing that a living was not to be made playing guitar Semie sought employment in guitar manufacturing. He found that employment working for the Rickenbacker guitar company which was headed by Paul Barth. Semie was with Rickenbacker for two years. During this time he mastered the art of the "German Curve" body style employed by the Mosrite guitar from German immigrant Roger Rossmeisl. Semie also gave back to Rickerbacker by implementing some of his own designs which Rickenbacker still uses to this day. He was fired from Rickenbacker after they learned he was designing his own products. Semie also learned many of the guitar manufacturing techniques he would soon use in his own guitar manufacturing company while working with Paul Bigsby, known for the Bigsby Vibrato tailpiece.
In 1952 with encouragement and a $20.00 financial advancement from his good friend and mentor Raymond L. Boatright, Semie founded Mosrtie. Another famous guitar manufacturer, Fender Musical Instruments was also founded this year. The name "MOSRITE" comes from a marriage of these two names MOS (Moseley) RITE (Boatright). That same year Raymond and Semie approached Joe Maphis to play Mosrite guitars. Joe asked Semie to make the double neck guitar that would later become his trademark.
During the 60's, costing roughly twice as much as a Fender Stratocaster, Mosrite guitars became known as the most sought after boutique guitar in the world. The high quality materials, superior design and craftsmanship were unmatched and never completely duplicated. Far superior to other bridge systems of the time the Mosrtie "Vibramute" bridge system was a major reason for this difference in price. All materials for Mosrite guitars were made in house during this time except for the tuners. The Mosrite "Fuzzrite" was the premiere guitar distortion device of the time. The Fuzzrite was used by many players of the era, most notably Jimi Hendrix. Jimi Hendrix also played Mosrtie guitars and although he was knows for smashing or burning his easily replaced Stratocasters his Mosrties were deeply respected and cared for by this iconic guitar master.
The following is a short list of notable players who have carved a mark in musical history using a Mostire guitar:
- Dave Alexander of The Stooges
- Davie Allan Duane Allman
- Roy Buchanan
- Kurt Cobain
- Larry Collins
- Noki Edwards of The Ventures
- Art Greenhaw
- Iron Butterfly
- Jimi Hendrix
- Arthur Lee Love
- Joe Maphis
- Nick McCarthy
- Nick Nastos of Bill Haley & his Comets
- Dottie Rambo
- Buck Owens
- Jimi Page
- Andrew Scott of Sloan
- Fred Sonic Smith of The MC5
- Rick Springfield
- Tommy Tedesco
- Takeshi Terauchi
- Buck Trent
- The Ramones
- Kevin Shields
- The Strawberry Alarm Clock
- Ben Weasel of The Riverdales
- Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys
- Ricky Wilson of The B52's
- Kayama Yuzo
Today genuine Mosrite guitars are hand assembled in Bakersfield, CA the correct way, the Mosrite way.


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Historically Saddleworth formed part of the West Riding of Yorkshire, flanked by both Lancashire and Yorkshire with the mighty Pennines forming its eastern border. The town of Oldham lies to the West with the City of Manchester dominating its South West approaches.
The civil parish today is part of the Metropolitan Borough of Oldham within Greater Manchester and is comprised of several small villages and hamlets.
An area of both beauty and bleakness much of the landscape consists of steep valleys carved long ago by the River Tame and its tributaries flowing in from the moors of the Pennine watershed.
This book is a collection of photographs of Saddleworth captured through the four seasons. Professional photographer John Todd spent a year photographing the ever changing light and its effects on the landscape of this unique area and here presents a selection of some favourite images.
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Traveling the world alone is every young person's dream, and every parent's nightmare.
The idea of meeting new people on the road, couchsurfing your way across a country, and relying on the kindness of strangers is at once a romantic and a scary prospect. These days, technology, as it has with everything else, is changing the game.
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By Gregg Bell - UW Director of Writing
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SEATTLE - The first Husky starting quarterback not named Jake Locker since 2006 has a doting mom who is making shirts back home this week bearing his name and UW colors.
She and family members will be up from Compton, Calif., this weekend wearing them proudly inside Husky Stadium.
The new trigger man on Washington's resurgence has a grandmother who is even rowdier than his mother. Word is she embarrasses everyone around her with how she supports her beloved No. 17.
And by now you already know your new quarterback smiles. A lot. So much, some of his Husky teammates affectionately call him "Teeth Price."
Known among his teammates as "Teeth Price," the Huskies' new starter at quarterback has a reputation for his unrelenting smile.
Then again, why shouldn't Keith Price look comfortable? When the sophomore takes over as UW's full-time starter on Saturday against Eastern Washington, he will be doing what he's done since he was eight years old.
"The first team I played on I was six years old, flag football. At seven I started junior clinic with the Bellflower Broncos. Ever since then, I've never missed a season," Price told me Monday, at the start of his first regular-season week as Locker's replacement.
"When I was eight I started playing quarterback, for Bellflower. And I have been a quarterback ever since."
So when he walks into the Huskies' huddle for the first time Saturday afternoon, under a brilliant sun with about 55,000 people roaring for him and his teammates, Price isn't going to be spooked.
And I can assure you he will not have the steely, intimidating look of a linebacker that Locker brought to huddle and to the position the last four seasons.
Price? He's liable to tell a joke.
"It's infectious, his personality. I think that's something we maybe haven't had on our team the last few years," Huskies coach Steve Sarkisian says.
Except for last Nov. 6 in Eugene, Ore.
That was the day Price, a redshirt freshman thrust into his first career start for an injured Locker at No. 1 Oregon, was smiling so broadly I could see his teeth through his facemask from the Autzen Stadium press box. I saw them after his first play of the game, a deep pass that would have been a Huskies touchdown had he not barely overthrown Jermaine Kearse. I even saw them while the Ducks' pass rush swarmed him. Yes, during plays, while he was scrambling.
Then there was this: Second pass of Price's career, first play off the bench at USC in the fourth quarter last Oct. 2. Price comes in for a momentarily woozy Locker, and faster than you can say "Teeth Price," the grinning backup throws a touchdown pass to Chris Izbicki. Without that, Washington doesn't eventually beat the Trojans for the second consecutive season on a last-second field goal.
Sarkisian now says that call wasn't just for that night in L.A. It was also for this season, and probably the next two.
Think that poise didn't earn Price some internal team cachet for this job, this week, this season?
"It's infectious, his personality. I think that's something we maybe haven't had on our team the last few years,"
"I think it was tremendous. It doesn't get any harder than at the No. 1 team in the nation," he said of the experience at Oregon in particular. "That's just going to better me.
"I know what to expect," he said of this game week. "It's not brand-new to me. That's key."
If he is like that on the road, on national television, against the nation's top teams with zero experience, imagine what he may be like Saturday against Eastern, on the same field on which he's been practicing as the starter for months.
Yet Sarkisian isn't exactly sure what to expect.
"Oh, I'm curious, like you are," Sarkisian said.
Sure, we miss Locker already. But I say the Huskies are in a good place with Price.
A happy place, certainly.
"It's just fun. It seems like the whole team is just having fun. It's not a job," Price said, smiling, of course. "I think that's the main thing. Everyone tends to focus on winning instead of just having fun. Winning is also important, but you can't win unless you are having fun."
Price calls his mother, Shaundra Price, and grandmother Gail Manuel the biggest influences on his life.
Shaundra will be making her third trip to Husky Stadium Saturday, with grandmother Gail there, too. They will be wearing customized Huskies shirts honoring their hero quarterback. And they will be roaring.
"You guys will see them," Price said, laughing. "My mom tries to settle my grandma down. My mom gets embarrassed that my grandma is always the loudest one. So they will be at the game, having a lot of fun.
"They are EXCITED!"
Price's says his biggest football influence is his father, also named Keith. He played at Lynwood High School, just north of Compton and the 105 freeway on the ultra-hard, south side of Los Angeles. His dad went on to play wide receiver and return kicks at Compton Community College.
Keith has a younger sister, 10-year-old M-Kayla, and a little brother. Kaelon, 15, is the backup quarterback at Long Beach Jordan, the high school that has produced new Huskies starting linebackers John Timu and Princeton Fuimaono, plus defensive line coach Johnny Nansen.
Price is the first Husky starting quarterback not named Jake Locker since 2006.
"He's still getting his mechanics right, right now," Keith says of Kaelon. "But he's pretty good."
Price took over as the starter at St. John Bosco High in Bellflower in his junior year. He ran a shotgun, spread offense. So when we see Sarkisian employ that at times this season rather than the coach's preferred pro-style, conventional-snap sets, he may be trying to put Price in the offense with which he is most familiar.
By the end of that junior season in the spread at Bosco, the smooth-throwing Price was drawing college scholarship interest. He was throwing to Leon McFadden, a cornerback at San Diego State whom UW also recruited, and to his best friend, Will Shamburger.
Shamburger is now a backup safety for the Huskies. He owes even being here to Price.
"I've known him since I was 3 years old. We met each other at my grandparents' preschool, off (Compton's) Palmer Street. Optimal Christian Academy," Shamburger said in the west end zone of Husky Stadium following Tuesday's practice.
OK, Will, we have to know: Is Price's smiling a put on? Is it because he's nervous?
"Man, he's always been that way, since he was a little kid. He's always smiling," Shamburger said. "He smiles for no reason -- even if he is in trouble."
"Getting a whuppin' from his mom, for not doing his chores or whatever, he would still give his mom a smile. His mom would be like, `Why are you smiling? You about to get a whuppin' right now?'
"And Keith would be like, `I don't know, I just like to smile. Just like to put a smile on people's faces."
Back home around Compton, a place not exactly known for grins, they still call Price "Big Smiles."
"Teachers loved him," Shamburger said. "After class they would ask him, `Why do you smile all the time? What is that?' And it was the same answer: `I just like to make people smile.'"
He turned Shamburger's frown upside down, during their senior year of high school in 2009 at St. John Bosco.
Shamburger had shredded his knee early in his senior season. Boise State and Arizona State promptly backed off scholarship offers they had made to the standout receiver and defensive back -- but Washington didn't. Sarkisian called offering a recuperating Shamburger one soon after he took over the Huskies in January 2009.
He's a definite pocket passer, movement passer. I wouldn't think that his most dangerous and first threat is his legs, by any means.
Price had committed to UW months earlier, under the regime of former Huskies coach Tyrone Willingham. Sarkisian thought Price was so important to the future at UW that he re-recruited Price during his first day on the job, even though Locker still had two more college years to play.
Reassured that Sarkisian's program of competition and opportunity was the best fit for him, Price turned to his best friend.
"Keith said, `Yeah, you should come with me to the University of Washington. It will be a real good chance for you to come,'" Shamburger recalls.
He did. And now he and Price are part of the Huskies' revitalization, living two floors from each other in the same apartment building near the UW campus.
"He's always the same Keith," Shamburger said. "He always has the same personality. That's why I will always like him.
"He will always be my best friend, until the day we die."
There is a distinct difference from this team Price is taking over and the ones Locker led for all but the very end of his UW career.
Whether by his bullish running, his throwing on the run or his steel will, Locker often took over games no other Husky could. Defenses keyed on him, assigned spies to him, spent days of weeks specifically game planning for him.
Opponents in 2011 will have to be much more honest to all Dawgs, beyond the quarterback. Sure, they will come after Price, like any defense does a new passer. But now Washington has 1,400-yard rusher Chris Polk (once he returns from arthroscopic knee surgery he had on Aug. 18) or Jesse Callier to run inside. Price can throw quickly outside, where UW is six-deep at wide receiver -- including 1,000-yard target Jermaine Kearse plus wondrous freshman Kasen Williams.
And for the first time in Sarkisian's tenure, Washington has a potentially game-changing tight end for the middle of the field in freshman Austin Seferian-Jenkins.
"Oh, yeah, it makes my job a lot easier. I don't have to throw the ball 45, 50 times a game," Price said of his weapons. "I can hand the ball off to Chris, or throw the ball long to Jermaine. I have options. I don't have to try to win the game by myself."
Here's another way Price is different than Locker: He is elusive when rushers charge in at him, but he is not the primary running threat Locker was. "I actually think of him more as a passer than a runner, without a doubt," Sarkisian said. "He's a definite pocket passer, movement passer. I wouldn't think that his most dangerous and first threat is his legs, by any means." He's 6-feet-1, and may be his listed 195 pounds. That's two inches and 35 pounds less than Locker. While Locker was finishing his legendary Huskies career, Sarkisian and UW offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach Doug Nussmeier were quietly changing the throwing mechanics of his backup. They had Price drop his arm, creating more variety and versatility in his passing angles. "We've tweaked it a little bit -- without giving away what we're doing. I think we've done stuff that fits Keith Price within our system, and we've emphasized those things a little bit more," Sarkisian said. "He's got an extremely quick release. That's helped him, not being the tallest guy."
Coach Sarkisian calls Price "a definite pocket passer."
Sarkisian has said it has helped Price and the Huskies' 2011 offense that he's grown from Day 1 of his college career in this same offense, its terminology and this system.
"He's never known anything different," Sarkisian said.
All month, Nussmeier has stressed to Price tempo between plays. During the 40 seconds on the play clock, Price goes into hyper-processing mode. Sarkisian, the offense's play caller, gives Price a color that denotes the personnel grouping. Price receives a play signal from the sideline. Then he goes through the play in his head as he calls it to the team in the huddle. As he walks to the line, he surveys the defense and helps his linemen call out protections.
"Just the whole thing - and then still remembering what you have to do on the play," Price said, chuckling.
It became second nature to Locker in his four seasons at UW, even as he changed coaches and systems midway through. And Price says that after the just-completed preseason camp, the offense is now "like common sense to me."
The coaches are limiting the audibles with which Price can change a play to a few, for now. Yet Sarkisian talks of how aware Price is of teammates and defenders during plays, of his poise and command. In makeup, he likens Price to Charlie Ward, the former Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback at Florida State who played in the NBA.
"I think he's awesome, awesome -- at least the way we want him to read (defenses), you know?" Sarkisian said. "From where he was the first day of training camp his freshman year to where he is now, he's been fantastic."
Of course there is the anxiety of wanting to get this season going. You feel it. Sarkisian feels it. Price feels it.
But ask Price if he has any concerns on this eve of the Huskies becoming his team, and he - you guessed it - smiles.
"Nah," he says. "I'm just ready to play."
About Gregg Bell Gregg Bell is an award-winning sports writer who joined the University of Washington's staff in September 2010 as the Director of Writing. Previously, Bell served as the senior national sports writer in Seattle for The Associated Press. The native of Steubenville, Ohio, is a 1993 graduate of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y. He received a master's degree in journalism from the University of California, Berkeley in 2000.
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Associated Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — States are bracing for plummeting high school graduation rates as districts nationwide dump flawed measurement formulas that often undercounted dropouts and produced inflated results.
Education wonks long have suspected the statistics used by some people to determine how their neighborhood high school is faring — or even where to buy a house — can be figured using various formulas that produce wildly different results.
Now, many states are facing a sobering reset: Some could see numbers fall by as many as 20 percentage points.
Liz Utrup, a spokeswoman for the U.S. Education Department, said graduation rate numbers will soon appear to decrease "across the board" as states move to a uniform calculation that requires them to track each student individually, giving a more accurate count of how many actually finish high school.
"Through this uniform method, states are raising the bar on data standards, and simply being more honest," U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan said.
Most states are required to convert to the new calculation this year, but the number won't count as part of federal No Child Left Behind benchmarks until the 2012-13 school year. Schools that consistently miss those measures face sanctions.
All but two states — Idaho and Kentucky, which need more time to develop student tracking systems — will start submitting the new numbers to the federal government starting late this summer.
States that converted to the new formula already have seen drops ranging from modest to massive. Michigan had a nearly 10 percentage point fall when they made the switch in 2007. About half of states are not yet using the new calculation.
Florida's graduation rate remained about stable, at 79 percent, when it adopted the new graduation rate in the 2009-10 school year. It would have been nearly two points higher if it had continued under the old calculation.
States making the switch this year are offering estimates of expected dips and discussing the change in school board meetings. In Kansas, the graduation rate is expected to tumble from 89 percent to 80 percent, with one district in the state anticipating a 20-point drop. Georgia said its overall rate — now at 80 percent — could plummet about 15 percentage points.
"We're certainly concerned no matter what with that number under 100 percent," said Kelly Smith, superintendent of Belle Plaine schools in Minnesota, which is transitioning to the new formula this year. "The new system isn't changing what we're doing in our schools, and we need to get that point across."
Matt Cardoza, a spokesman for Georgia's Department of Education, said while he worries the public may think that high numbers of students are suddenly failing to finish school, the new formula could produce "a more accurate picture of how many of our students are actually finishing high school with a diploma."
Jay Greene, who heads the Department of Education Reform at the University of Arkansas, said he started studying graduation rates in 1999 because he determined many of them made no sense.
"The initial reaction was that I was mistaken, that I couldn't know," said Greene. "And I pressed the issue with reporters and at meetings and basically asked the question, 'If it's true that you have a 1 percent annual dropout rate, how come you have twice as many ninth and tenth and graders as you have graduates?'"
Much of the blame for past problems went to something called the "leaver method," a popular calculation for determining graduation rates that also has gained a reputation for being the most generous. The method, used by about half the states last year, works like this: If a school had 100 graduates and 10 students who dropped out from their freshmen to senior year, 100 would be divided by 110, giving the school a graduation rate of 90.9 percent.
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