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As was reported in this space in spring training, Francona's bosses have every intention of exercising a two-year option for about $8.75 million and a six-game sample won't have one iota of impact on their intentions.In fact, there likely is an oddly short list of managers on the hot seat this year because there are an unusual number of managers who are in their first season somewhere (Don Mattingly, Eric Wedge, Mike Quade, etc.), or are in their second year and who are well-respected (Brad Mills, Manny Acta), or who just signed contracts (Joe Girardi, Charlie Manuel), or are coming off Manager of the Year awards or postseason appearances (Bud Black, Ron Gardenhire, Dusty Baker) or who are ingrained icons (Tony La Russa, Mike Scioscia).There is really only one manager who truly has a seat that is already warm -- the Marlins' Edwin Rodriguez, a relative unknown entering his first full-year managing in the majors after being given a one-year deal last November following a nice job as an interim for the second half of last season. No one is ever given a one-year deal. It's basically unheard of. Even a two-year contract is considered something of an insult."No one's on the hot seat,'' said Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria when asked about Rodriguez's status earlier this week. "Nobody should be worrying about anything.''That is probably true -- at the moment. But there are no guarantees with such a youthful team and expectant owner. Loria has been something of a manager-killer in his surprisingly successful run as Marlins owner. Loria's teams almost always outplay their payroll but not necessarily his expectations. He fired Girardi after the latter won NL Manager of the Year in 2006, and he fired Fredi Gonzalez midway through last year even though he won 87 games in 2009. Loria, a New York art dealer, saw the way George Steinbrenner operated for years in the Big Apple, and he has emulated it -- everything except the payroll, of course.When Gonzalez was canned last June, Loria apparently had been dreaming of doing the deed for several months. He spent the 2009 season whispering sweet nothings in Bobby Valentine's ear, and at one point even arranged to meet Valentine -- who at the time was managing in Japan -- in Paris, a hot spot for art but not normally for major league baseball (though that meeting never came off apparently). When Gonzalez was eventually let go, a Marlins person was asked how many team people were in favor of it. The answer? "One.''Rodriguez, who is the picture of calm at the moment, was named interim manager but he didn't get the fulltime job until after dalliances with two E-Rod opposites, the larger-than-life duo of Ozzie Guillen and Valentine again.Marlins people like Guillen very much, and when his name came up, the White Sox suggested they wanted top young outfielder Logan Morrison to talk Guillen. After Loria understandably said no, the Sox picked up Guillen's 2012 option early. As for Valentine, despite a reputed blowup between himself and Marlins president David Samson in the original interview process, Loria offered Valentine the job the second time around. But the salary offer of $1.5 million was less than what Valentine made a decade ago with the Mets, less than half what he made with Chiba Lotte in Japan and was believed to be less than what ESPN is paying him to be an analyst, too.Rodriguez's salary is said to be at or near the bottom of the major league managerial scale, quite a bit less than $1 million. He gave no hint that the short length of his contract bothers him, though some suspect it is a strong hint he isn't on the most solid footing. There is word Loria wouldn't mind having a big-name manager going into their new park, which is said to be spectacular and opens next season. And Loria's attempts to land Guillen and Valentine suggest that thought has at least occurred to him.Rodriguez, who was a minor league manager when he was named interim manager of the Marlins, has spent a good deal of time as a roving minor league instructor and once had a brief stint in the majors as a player (with the Yankees). He is approaching this like he is thankful for the opportunity. Better, he seems remarkably serene under the circumstances."There is no pressure, to be honest,'' Rodriguez said. "I don't feel pressure from anybody but myself. My expectation of myself is higher than anybody else.''That's a nice thing to say. But at least in spring training, Loria's expectations were a bit higher. The Marlins were in the throes of a nine-game losing streak when Loria paid a visit, and he was not pleased about the way the team looked. He questioned the team's preparation, which seemed to reflect on E-Rod."It was time to wake up and get going," Loria said. "I told them it's time to step it up. They're all very professional. They know what they have to do.''The team took an immediate turn for the better. Depending on how you look at it or who you talk to, either Loria's words got a quick response or it was part of Rodriguez's plan to give the veterans space until the final two weeks of spring, when he turned on the pressure. Loria's visit came at exactly that time.Folks around the team say Rodriguez was giving leeway to the veterans early, and Hanley Ramirez, the team's biggest star, seems to have responded, as he's playing as hard as he has in years (though he's made three throwing errors so far this season)."I wasn't concerned,'' Rodriguez said of the early spring struggles. "We have to be patient, and stick with the plan. "When you have a young team, and you're trying to learn to play the game the right way, you have to be patient.''It will be interesting to see whether Loria can be just as patient.No other manager can truly be said to be on the hot seat, but there are a few other managers whose status is worth keeping an eye on include:• Jim Leyland. Tigers. Leyland and club president/GM Dave Dombrowski are in the last year of their contracts. Dombrowski will surely brought back as the Tigers have progressed from laughingstock to contender in his tenure. The organization is also succeeding financially with Dombrowski as the head of the business side, as well. Leyland seems pretty safe, too -- he's posted three winning seasons and one .500 campaign in five years in Detroit -- though perhaps not quite as safe as Dombrowski. Plus, Dombrowski and Leyland have a longstanding relationship that goes back to their days together with the Marlins and White Sox. But the expectations are very high, Leyland makes $4 million, and while he has tremendous stature in the game, he doesn't quite rise to his iconic status of his friend La Russa. He'll likely be given the chance to return, but it's not a certainty.• Jim Riggleman, Nationals. If Riggleman, one of the nicest guys in baseball and the right man for this young team, can hang on one more year, he should be in better shape. Because this team should look pretty darned good with starting pitchers Stephen Strasburg back and Jordan Zimmermann having another year under his belt and big-time power prospect Bryce Harper in the lineup. In the meantime, they will start a back-of-the-rotation type starter every time Zimmermann isn't pitching, giving them almost no chance this year in the tough NL East.• Guillen, White Sox. It's a major long shot that he would be let go. "He isn't going anywhere,'' one White Sox person said. Guillen's option for '12 was picked up early, as mentioned, and as a baseball savant and entertainer extraordinaire he clearly could get another job. The real issue is his relationship with his boss, GM Ken Williams, who likes to mention that he hired Guillen after an argument in the interview. Well, the arguments have gotten out of hand at times over the years, especially last year. One issue that kept cropping up is Guillen's son Oney making negative tweets about Williams, which is pretty rude considering the White Sox gave Oney a chance as a minor league player despite a lack of talent, then a do-little job as a "video coordinator.'' In any case, people familiar with the team's situation say Williams and Guillen are getting along better at the moment. If there is another big blowup, the referee could wind up being Jerry Reinsdorf, the team chairman who has great admiration for both guys. One person said last year he thought Guillen was the more beloved of the two, but another said this spring that Williams was better loved. Asked to explain that, the first person said that it "flip flops'' between who is Reinsdorf's favorite. No matter, Guillen is fairly safe.• The great Rafael Soriano debate is still fresh, especially after Soriano's rough performance this week. He blew a game against the Twins on Wednesday by giving up four runs and three walks in two-thirds of an inning and followed that by failing to face the press afterward. At least for now, GM Brian Cashman's "no'' vote on signing him during the offseason looks good. Soriano was throwing only 92 mph in that game and the one before it, but came back to throw 94 in holding the lead in the Yankees' win over Minnesota on Thursday. The most unusual aspect of the Yankees' signing Soriano to be their set-up man for $35 million wasn't necessarily the price but the fact that Cashman admitted he voted against it at the press conference. Folks familiar with the situation say Cashman felt obligated to make that admission because 1) he had told the press the Yankees weren't signing Soriano, and 2) he told Kerry Wood the Yankees weren't paying $7 mil for a setup man and Bobby Jenks they weren't paying $8 million for a setup man. According to someone else with the team, Cashman felt his credibility was at stake. He has been overruled before but never felt it necessary to some clean.• Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said it was a "clean play by a clean player'' when the Yankees Nick Swisher came in hard on Minnesota second baseman Tsuyoshi Nishioka, and Twins GM Bill Smith agreed. But someone else close to Nishioka said, "(Swisher) went way out of his way and slid high and late and was four feet outside the base path.'' Swisher said he sought out Nishioka in the X-ray room and that Nishioka forgave him and said it was his own fault for not jumping (perhaps an interpreter was there because Nishioka doesn't speak English). I agree with the anonymous friend of Nishioka for the most part; though I think Swisher wasn't necessarily too wide, he did seem too late.• Gardenhire said Francisco Liriano "falls in love with that slider too much." Liriano agreed. If so, it's understandable, as hitters have historically had more difficulty hitting Liriano's slider than his changeup or fastball (they hit .322 against the fastball last year, ESPN said).• The Cardinals' Matt Holliday is aiming to be back playing by early next week after undergoing an appendectomy.• With Lastings Milledge being designated for assignment by the White Sox, a once promising career is on the skids.• Sources indicate that Joe Torre's job as executive vice president of baseball operations will pay him about $2 million annually, not his pay as manager but not bad. He'll be reporting to the commissioner's office in New York at the beginning but is expected to eventually do the job out of L.A.• There is no timetable for Carlos Guillen's return. That could be a big loss for Detroit.• Alex Rodriguez predicted a big year for for ex-Yankees teammate Melky Cabrera and Cabrera already has had one of his patented walk-off hits for the Royals (he's had more of those than anyone but the Dodgers' Andre Ethier in recent years).• Free-agent Troy Glaus is at home spending time with his kids and playing golf (his agent Mike Nicotera reports he's down to a one handicap) after turning down some opportunities this winter.• Chili Davis, the hitting coach at Pawtucket, told Red Sox writer Maureen Mullen, "Tell Red Sox Nation, in 1991 the Twins started off 2-9. We did all right that year.'' Yes, they did. Minnesota won the World Series.


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Creamy Spiced Coffee
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Prep 15 mins
Cook 5 mins
Try this lovely spiced coffee. It's wonderful served with spicy sugar cookies or gingerbread. This coffee is good both with the cream or without.
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- 2 cups coffee, strong, fresh brewed
- 2 teaspoons orange peel
- 2 teaspoons lemon peel
- 2 cloves
- 1 cinnamon stick, small
- 1⁄4 teaspoon nutmeg, ground
- 2 teaspoons sugar (or to taste) (optional)
- 2 tablespoons heavy cream (whipping cream) (optional)
- Place all the spices and peels in coffeemaker's basket with ground coffee, when you are ready to brew coffee.
- You will need two cups of strong brewed coffee.
- Pour the coffee into two mugs and add the sugar and cream to coffee if using and serve hot.
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What a lovely coffee drink! I was a little hesitant to use the clove and nutmeg because I don't like a prominent flavour of either, but I gave it a try and was pleasantly surprised! The spices blend so well that none is dominant, they just melt together and compliment each other. I used one teaspoon of xylitol for sweetening which didn't make the coffee really sweet but definitely enhanced the flavour. For topping I used rice whip. Thank you for making my early morning!
Another great coffee drink from BK! Great flavors in this. Lemon and orange really do taste great in coffee. I skipped the whipped cream and just added a bit of milk and Splenda. Thanks for a great mid-morning pick-me-up!
Mmm! This was love at first sip. :) I wasn't sure how I would feel about all of the different flavors, but each one is perfect and subtle. I left out the nutmeg (I was out.) I also made this just for me so put it one big mug with 2 truvia packets and a big splash of fat free vanilla creamer. It felt like a much more rich drink then one that had about 20 calories total! What a great treat. I used Folgers 1/2 the caffeine coffee. Yummy! This is a keeper for sure!


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Only when enough beer had been consumed to bring a group conversation around to sex did [Joey] feel isolated. His thing with Connie was too intense and strange – too sincere; too muddled with love – to be fungible as a coin of bragging. He disdained but also envied his hall mates for their communal bravado, their porny avowals of what they wanted to do to the choicest babes in the Facebook or had supposedly done, in isolated instances, while wasted, and seemingly without regret or consequence, to various wasted girls at their academies and prep schools. (3.2.28)
In Freedom, sex means many things to many people. Here we get a glimpse of the sexual world of the college male. It's a world, of course, that we have all become far too familiar with through movies and television, whether or not we've ever stepped foot in a dorm. Interesting, then, to have Joey's view as a contrast, where his time with Connie seems like such an entirely different thing that he can't even engage in conversation with these guys.
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"So have you been sleeping with other people? Connie said. "I thought that might be why you weren't calling."
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"It's OK with me if you do. I meant to tell you that last month. You're a guy, you have needs. I don't expect you to be a monk. It's just sex, who cares?" (3.2.245-247)
Joey is, of course, totally psyched to hear this. What sweeter freedom to add to his collection than sexual freedom? Sex in relationships is, of course, much more complicated than Joey and Connie would like to believe…as they find out just a few months later.
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The kiddies were perennially enticing and perennially unsatisfying in much the same way that coke was unsatisfying: whenever he was off it, he remembered it as fantastic and unbeatable and craved it, but as soon as he was on it again he remembered that it wasn't fantastic at all, it was sterile and empty: neuro-mechanic, death-flavored. (3.4.42)
This is the most direct reference to Richard's sex addiction being just that: an addiction. Here he equates sleeping with younger women (whom he grossly refers to as "the kiddies") with the fleeting high from snorting cocaine.


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Re: IRS Lien Removal
Oh, man! An audit? I'm sorry to hear about that, was it as horrible and painful as I imagine? For the most, the IRS people I've dealt with have been helpful in getting me level on this issue, going back 5 years.
So the rep I spoke to didn't say the IRS would be sending anything directly to the agencies, and, only two of the agenices are reporting the lien. She said i could send the withdrawl notice to anyone I wanted to after that, but it didn't sound like getting my CR's updated was automatic. It sounded like I was going to have to do something.
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'Tuck Everlasting' on stage in Greenville
Published: Friday, January 28, 2005 at 4:30 a.m.
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Christoph Sanders of Flat Rock took his first acting class at the Flat Rock Theatre for Young People when he was 9. He and his two brothers have been home schooled and his mother suggested he might be interested in acting as an extra curricular activity.
"I was in the Youth Theatre Festival the next spring and got my first major part in A Christmas Carol that Christmas and have been involved ever since," Sanders said.
Sanders, 16, will star as Jesse Tuck in the South Carolina Children's Theatre production of Tuck Everlasting at 7:30 p.m. Fridays, 3 and 7:30 p.m. Saturdays and 3 p.m. Sundays, today through Feb. 6, in the Gunter Theatre of the Peace Center for the Performing Arts, Greenville, S.C. The production is directed by Betsy Bisson, who is also the director of the Flat Rock program.
Tuck Everlasting, adapted from the book by Natalie Babbitt, tells the story of young Winnie Foster, who stumbles upon the Tuck family who have been living on her family's property. A romance develops between Winnie and Jesse but the Tuck family has a secret.
"This adaption uses 17 actors as the voices of the forest," Sanders said. "They're the trees and bushes, so when we're running through the forest we're pushing through all these hands. The Foster's home is a flat that pulls up, and the Tuck's is marked by a gate on a pivot.
"The lighting is what really makes the scenes. We've been in tech rehearsals all week and it's great to really see it coming together."
The set even has a lake, where Angus Tuck, the family patriarch, takes Winnie boating to explain the family secret.
The book, which was adapted into a film in 2002, has a lot to say about the joys of life and and of growing old along with your family and friends.
"We started rehearsals in December but only had a couple before the holiday," Sanders said. "Since the first of the year it's basically been full time with a day off here and there."
Jesse Tuck is Sanders second starring role in a SCCT production -- he played Charlie in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory last year.
"I'm not sure I want to make acting my career," he said. "I'm very interested in engineering also -- but acting is something you always have. If you enjoy it, you can find a part no matter what your age. I think it will always be part of my life."
The Peace Center and the Gunter Theatre are at 300 S. Main St., Greenville, S.C. Tickets are $22 for adults, $15 for students and $12 for children and are avaialble by calling the box office at (864) 467-3000 or (800) 888-7768.
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I would like to compile a list of open source trading platforms. Something that would give an overview and comparison of different architectures and approaches.
Definitely check out Quantopian and Zipline.
Quantopian provides a free research environment, backtester, and live trading rig (algos can be hooked up to Interactive Brokers). The algorithm development environment includes really handy collaboration tools and an open source debugger. They provide tons of data (even Morningstar fundamentals!) free of charge.
Quantopian's platform is built around Python and includes all the open source goodness that that the Python community has to offer (Pandas, NumPy, SciKitLearn, iPython Notebook, etc.)
Successful live traders will be offered spots in the Quantopian Managers Program, a crowd-sourced hedge fund.
Zipline is the open source backtesting engine powering Quantopian. It provides a large Pythonic algorithmic trading library that closely approximates how live-trading systems operate.
(full disclosure: I work at Quantopian)
QuantConnect provides an open source, community driven project called Lean. The project has thousands of engineers using it to create event driven strategies, on any resolution data, any market or asset class.
Our system models margin leverage and margin calls, cash limitations, transaction costs. We maintain a full cashbook of your currencies. Its about as close to reality as possible. Its 20x faster than Zipline, and runs on any asset class or market. We provide tick, second or minute data in Equities and Forex for free.
QuantConnect supports Python, C#, Java, F#, and Visual Basic
I'm a founder @ QuantConnect
Can take a look the other pointers from wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algorithmic_trading
Another list is here: http://algotradingindia.blogspot.it/2012/05/open-source-trading-platforms-list.html
For hedge funds there is a famous top solution publicly available (referenced by wiki), but not "open source". ("Open source" stuff is usually put around by enthusiasts with no clue about real algo trading.)
As a beginner in AlgoTrading QuantConnect and Quantopian are great for practice and improving your skills but for a serious Algo Trader , they are basically useless. An Algo Trader requires flexibility to investigate trading ideas and add or remove libraries or parts of the system that do not work. You need to automatically and constantly reevaluate your systems . At this level of trading , Quantopian and Quantconnect are very rigid and completely not capable. May be in a few years they will be at a level where implementing new trading ideas with more advanced libraries is possible. This two startups are looking for money , plain and simple. If you have been developing algos that are actually profitable and you are in know in the trading industry. if you have worked with the Big boys, Hedge funds, HFT firms, and Trading firms you will know why i say this. Just be careful do not put all your eggs in one basket
List of links/projects I stumbled upon while doing the research:
QuantConnect and Quantopian were the first algorithmic trading platforms that became available and they are the most advanced (even though they need a lot more work for a professional trader, they are a good starting point).
This is an emerging market, lots of startups are rising. Nowadays new platforms are available, for example:
Every platform has is own characteristics, but all in all they are all work in progress. it will take few more years before being able to have a stable trading platform that you can rely on and that offers all you need for professional trading.
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Regular Quantal Response Equilibrium
The structural Quantal Response Equilibrium (QRE) generalizes the Nash equilibrium by augmenting payoffs with random elements that are not removed in some limit. This approach has been widely used both as a theoretical framework to study comparative statics of games and as an econometric framework to analyze experimental and field data. The framework of structural QRE is flexible: it can be applied to arbitrary finite games and incorporate very general error structures. Restrictions on the error structure are needed, however, to place testable restrictions on the data (Haile et al., 2004). This paper proposes a reduced-form approach, based on quantal response functions that replace the best-response functions underlying the Nash equilibrium. We define a {\em regular} QRE as a fixed point of quantal response functions that satisfies four axioms: continuity, interiority, responsiveness, and monotonicity. We show that these conditions are not vacuous and demonstrate with an example that they imply economically sensible restrictions on data consistent with laboratory observations. The reduced-form approach allows for a richer set of regular quantal response functions, which has proven useful for estimation purposes.
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LONDON (AP) - A woman who threw her pet iguana at a policeman was convicted Monday of inflicting unnecessary suffering on the lizard but was permitted to keep him.
Susan Wallace, 47, had denied animal cruelty and assault, but admitted damaging a window during a fracas Dec. 1 at The Anchor pub on the Isle of Wight, off the south coast of England.
The three-foot iguana, apparently recovered, spent Monday at the Isle of Wight Magistrates' Court in Newport, reclining in a tank as testimony unfolded.
Witnesses said Wallace - known locally as the Lizard Lady - was asked to leave the pub after putting the creature, named Igwig, on the shoulders and heads of fellow drinkers.
"The first thing I knew was when one or two of the girls screamed and ran up to the other end of the bar," testified pub doorman John Rosenthal.
He said they pointed at Wallace, who had the animal on her shoulder. The doorman said he twice asked Wallace to leave, and that she threw the iguana at him twice - and kicked him.
None the Worse for Wear: Igwig the Iguana arrives at Newport Magistrates Court on the Isle of Wight, southern England, on Monday. Igwig was called as a witness in the trial of his owner Susan Wallace, 47, of Seaview, Isle of Wight, who denied causing unnecessary suffering to the reptile by allegedly throwing it at a police officer.
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Wallace then went to the police station at nearby Cowes where she became abusive to officer David Harry and threw the iguana at him. It missed and hit a filing cabinet, falling to the floor.
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Combining integer programming and the randomization method to schedule employees
We describe a method to find low cost shift schedules with a time-varying service level that is always above a specified minimum. Most previous approaches used a two-step procedure: (1) determine staffing requirements and (2) find a minimum cost schedule that provides the required staffing in every period. Approximations in the first step sometimes cause the two-step approach to find infeasible or suboptimal solutions. Our method iterates between a schedule evaluator and a schedule generator. The schedule evaluator calculates transient service levels using the randomization method and identifies infeasible intervals, where the service level is lower than desired. The schedule generator solves a series of integer programs to produce improved schedules, by adding constraints for every infeasible interval, in an attempt to eliminate infeasibility without eliminating the optimal solution. We present computational results for several test problems and discuss factors that make our approach more likely to outperform previous approaches.
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The Oklahoma Sooners have officially announced their 2014 non-conference football schedule, which includes games against Tennessee, Louisiana Tech, and Tulsa.
Oklahoma will host Louisiana Tech at Gayord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium to open the 2014 season on Aug. 30. It will be the first ever meeting between the two schools.
The Sooners will then welcome the Tennessee Volunteers of the SEC to Norman on Sept. 13. Oklahoma and Tennessee's only two prior meetings were in the 1939 and 1968 Orange Bowl. The Sooners fell in the 1939 match-up 17-0 but evened the series at 1-1 after a 26-24 win in 1968.
Oklahoma returns the trip to Knoxville on Sept. 12, 2015. This home-and-home series has been on the books since it was announced way back in 2005.
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"We have always strived to feature marquee non-conference opponents on the Oklahoma schedule," said OU vice president and director of athletics, Joe Castiglione. "Our longtime philosophy of scheduling high-caliber FBS opponents becomes even more important in 2014 with strength of schedule factoring into the College Football Playoff equation. Without question, the opportunity to schedule a two-game, home-and-home series with a program with the tradition of Tennessee is a win-win for both programs and their passionate fan bases."
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"high-caliber FBS opponents" LOL! This is as gutless at U of Texas' non-conf scheduling!
I wouldn't call this gutless, this is pretty decent, Louisiana Tech which had a 9-3 last season, Tulsa was 11-3, and Tennessee was 5-7. Tulsa is a local school, always good to play a school nearby thats a home-away series. Louisiana Tech relatively close by and in there recruiting area, I think its one off game. Tennessee a SEC school and bigger name opponent, that they have home-away series with. No FCS schools, big plus. Honesty I really don't care what Oklahoma does or the Big 12, but I wouldn't call this gutless, better than a lot of other now power 5 conference schools.
I think this is mediocre non conference. But it is better than last year & this year. I wish Oklahoma would play more SEC teams. Wade Allen
Alabama vs OU would be a sweet matchup?
Alabama wouldn't want to get their tail kicked so early in the year!
Yeah I am sure Alabama is terrified of OU. They couldn't beat Texas. Get Real
Please. The more SLOOPS keeps runnin that head the better chance he has of getting it handed to him.(See the ghost called Mack Brown). I would love the see the VILES beat his Spooners in 2014, although they may be a few years away. I would take a 'Bama by two TD all day long. RMFT
Who's on Bama's 2014 schedule? Oh, that's right … Western Carolina. And Florida Atlantic who isn't much better. You know who Alabama is scared of playing? The other in-state schools besides Auburn. When was the last time Bama (or Auburn) played Troy? Neither of them want to take the less than one percent chance of an upset. And at least OU travels to Tulsa from time to time. It takes guts to forget about the money made by playing 8 home games and travel to an inferior opponent from time to time.
Open vs West Virginia at a neutral site in 2014. Sure they are not the team we are used to seeing, but still a legit opponent. Saban has been pushing for a 9 game SEC schedule, but most other coaches are against it. They need the easier wins against the Western Carolinas and La-Monroes of the world. An 8 game SEC schedule is tough enough as is. I think the last UA/OU matchup was 2003? Shula's 2nd year? I would love to rekindle that rivalry.
How quickly the masses forget. OU scheduled and played Bama twice, in 2002 and 2003, coming out on top both times. Yep, OU should be scared.
And boom goes the dynamite
well well well…here we are. I thought it would be a helluva game then and I do now. Can the Cream&Crimson rise to the top. Let's get it on! Roll Tide.
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October 10, 2013 at 1:59 pm
How did that work out for ya?? You were right it was a sweet matchup!!
Roll over tide!
Congratulations. It was definitely a shocker. Let's now see if you can win consistently and stay on or near the top. Often, teams that beat Alabama either have a player step up and have the game of their life(Knight)or most everyone involved assumes that the "hay is in the barn" and by just simply showing up, they will be the victors.(Utah) Not so much this time. We will be aight, the Standard of Excellence is firmly in place and the playoffs loom. See ya in January, oh wait, I forgot that OK rises about every 5-6 years, so maybe not. RMFT
All you Bama idiots ,Oklahoma has beaten the Alabama homos the last three times they have met on the gridiron that's why you won't see them on the Alabama schedule.
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Matt Damon seems to be in a rush to catch up to his newlywed crony, Ben Affleck.
The Talented Mr. Ripley star is taking his relationship with girlfriend Luciana Barroso, 29, to the next level, after popping the question to the Argentine-born beauty shortly before Labor Day weekend, E! has confirmed.
While Affleck is currently expecting his first child with wife Jennifer Garner, Damon will take on stepfather duties to Barroso's 6-year-old daughter from a previous relationship.
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Damon and Barroso, a former bartender who now works as an interior designer, have been together for two years.
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The just-engaged thesp can currently be seen on the big screen in The Brothers Grimm, opposite Heath Ledger.
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The Official The Brothers Grimm Website has posted a list from some upcoming international release. Still no news of Brazil (which is where I live) but you guys from around the world have a chance to see it soon! Here is the list:
México: Septiembre 9, 2005 España: Septiembre 9, 2005 Danmark: September 23, 2005 Suomi: Syyskuu 23, 2005 La France: Octobre 5, 2005 Deutschland: Oktober 6, 2005 Österreich: Oktober 7, 2005 Italia: Ottobre 7, 2005 Holland: Oktober 13, 2005 Sverige: Oktober 14, 2005 Norge: November 4, 2005 United Kingdom: November 4, 2005 日本: 2005年11月5日 Australia: November 24, 2005 New Zealand: December 1, 2005
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International nonprofit organization PATH has provided Novavax with some $2 million in initial funding as part of a clinical development partnership focused on Novavax' respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine candidate designed to protect newborns from RSV infection through immunization of pregnant women. The initial funds will support a Phase II study evaluating the immune response to different doses of the vaccine in women of childbearing age. With additional PATH funding the partners may then advance clinical development of a recombinant RSV fusion F protein vaccine that is administered to pregnant women to trigger the production of protective antibodies that are transferred to their offspring in utero.
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