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What do you like about the helmets?
"We were told it was a guarantee that we'll tackle better, block better, score more points, win more games with those helmets or we get our money back. It was a pretty good deal. We put a lot of thought into it. A lot of time. We've been kicking it around for several months. Not going away from our normal helmet. Some of it, all it is is just a logo, sticker. That's like, you peel one off, stick one on. We do it every game anyway because they kind of get scuffed up. To put the state seal for the state is kind of cool. We're the (state) university of Indiana, we're representing our state. We talked about that. One of Mr. Glass's things is that we're bigger than ourselves, we represent more than just one, more than our program, more than our team, so that's kinda cool. Wanted to do a throwback, we looked at several deals whether we put the stripe down the helmet, which they did in the Pont era. We thought it was a little cleaner look with just the Block I, which is a little more late 80s and 90s, but to do a Block I is a throwback. We could do that lettermen or Homecoming or whatever alumni kind of game to tie that in. It's just a change of sticker. We've had a white helmet. Two years we added a white helmet. We just are taking our white and adding a little pizazz to it with the red. There's some teams. I know last year Michigan State took their green and did a gold thing down it. That was one of the helmets we looked at. That's been done a little. We can do that with our logo with the IU, I guess do it with the Block I if you wanted to or the seal. In the late 50s we actually had white helmets with numbers on the side. It actually even has a white IU on it. We thought maybe we could throw that as a little bit of a throwback whether again, alumni week or homecoming week or whatever. The chrome stuff is in vogue. When we looked at the red chrome, it just looked like our red helmet. We kind of had a red helmet. We didn't think that was different. Candy stripe is unique with basketball, that tradition. Soccer and swimming in particularsome other sports have picked up on it with their units. We just asked the company that we'd like to look at something. That was their design. It was pretty cool. The administration got it approved by the powers that be to move forward with it. So we won't be gimmicky. We're trying not to be an arena team. But I think the kids like it. I think it will be good for the student body. I think it will be good for the student body. I think it will be good for recruiting. But at the end of the day, you've still gotta win a bunch of games and we gotta keep doing that. Helmets are cool. Let's get back to talking about the team."
It seemed like guys were excited about it. Is the timing of it nice because you're getting back into workouts and you can spark the summer?
"A little bit. And also, it kind of sparks recruiting. Do you wait to pull it out until game week? You gotta wear a helmet three, four, five six times. Kind of break it in. You've got some liabilities. They got to be fitted properly etc. So you just don't come out and warm up in something, put a helmet on cold duck and play with it. You guys are at a lot of practices. You're walking around social media, Twitter. You can't have anything new. So our deal was, we kind of kept it quiet as long as we could. We really thought with summer camps coming up, a lot of recruiting going on. It would be nice to jumpstart the summer with our kids, but our kids are going pretty good. We really hoped it would jumpstart recruiting, I think it will be big for recruits.
Where are the quarterbacks at right now?
"They were at 7-on-7 throwing, supposedly, although I'm not supposed to know where they're at. I actually called one of our kickers. I had a question for Mitch Ewald. i said, 'Hey, when you're done with workouts. Hoepfully they're coming off their first player practice. Hopefully. It's voluntary, but they should be."
What's your view of where the competition is?
"It was dead heat. Sometimes you say that because you don't have a guy doing good They're all doing good. It was a dead heat. No one's, and maybe that's bad, no one's separated. Someone needs to. I don't believe you want to play revolving guys or a couple guys. You like to get a guy in a rhythm. You don't want a guy looking over his shoulder. I think Tre coming off the injury was healthy, but we don't really let him run around. We're trying to teach him how to throw, so we're not playing to his strengths. Cam and Nate Sudfeld both got a lot of experience. They're a little bit more seasoned. I thought Tre did well, but we're making him play left-handed because we're not just going to take off running. Let's sit back and read defenses and become a more complete throwing quarterback. The other guys were better, so the competition was solid, strong. I think they're all very good teammates. It would be nice to see someone emerge. I don't think that's a problem because I think they're all good enough. I think it is better (to have an established starter) because of repetition. I like them all. I'm glad we got them all, and I think they're all three capable. But right now, it's a dead heat, and again, I'm not allowed. I can't even ask their strength coach. Who's there? Who's not? I'll find out when we show back up August 1. So we saw them. Introduced our helmets. Gave them our class schedules. and said, hey now, you leaders, you run the team and we'll see you back in August. So it's kind of a messed-up rule. I've got freshmen showing up that for two months I'm limited with my contact, yet you've gotta teach them how to act and be in college. There's some things you gotta work through this summer. We'll see how the quarterbacks are involved."
How did some of the injured guys come through the spring?
"Chase (Hoobler) and (David Cooper) would've been good as we ended spring. David actually practiced before the spring game. He did some light things. (Mark Murphy) is full tilt. We had a little hernia procedure with Ryan Phills, similar to what Duwyce Wilson went through. He kind of battled through spring kind of gimping around. Duwyce had the best spring he's ever had coming off that deal. Hopefully Ryan will have a good productive summer and have a good year for us. To my knowledge, we've on paper, when all the freshmen show up, which is really two weeks away because some guys haven't graduated, we'll have 130 kids for summer. We're allowed 105 guys for preseason. We've got 25 guys, a bunch of walk-ons. Potentially 50 (Dustin's Note: I listened to this several times and I think he said 50. But it might be 15) new walk-ons coming on this year with a good signing class.
The freshmen that have been able to get on campus, it seems like they're here earlier than they usually are. Are those two weeks that valuable?
"For the freshmen to work out, they have to be in school. So some of those guys that graduate in May, we have a June window of a four-week class. Then starting June 17 there's a six-week class session. They have to take two classes, one in June, one in July. The kids that don't graduate early take a six-week class the last two weeks of June through July and then the July class. If you've graduated, you're here, If you haven't graduated because your graduation date is is June 9 and they start a week or two later. That's just how that is. To be here a week or two, I don't know. We put the freshmen all in one group and work them all independently from the other guys and try to get them up to speed and they'll have a week or two head start. I don't think it's that big a deal. It's kinda tough. I'm limited by role in our coaching involvement. You're trying to teach them one how to start acting and living by yourself and how to do things. Two, you're trying to get two classes out of the way. Three, you start doing the workouts, and four they start learning their way around so when it's the first day of practice, they've got two months under their belt or six weeks. Day 1 is not Day 1. Day 1 happened in a non-stressful environment."
What are the one or two areas you feel you guys can clearly be better this year than last year?
"Well, I'd like to say victories, because again, no matter how we do it, we need to win more games. We got a little closer and a little bit more competitive, but we need to find ways to win games. Whether it means we're playing significantly better on offense — because to me I don't think we played very good there yet. Our defense hasn't been very good at all. So to me when you've won four games last year and one the year before, you got a bunch of guys back, but a bunch of guys that gotta improve. We just gotta keep improving. Adding a decent class coming in on paper. This class is walking in to kids who have played for two years. most of these guys have played for two years, some one year. and now that they've been seasoned and they played, I don't know if these freshmen just walk in. Earlier, I don't know if guys understood what we wanted to or played at the level we wanted, if guys got it. I think these guys on the team right now, a lot of guys got it and they've been doing it and they're better. You've got some guys that have been playing a couple of years in Big Ten football, been doing our system a couple of years. Even though this is a good class on paper, I don't know if that paper walks on the field as easy as it did Year 1 and 2. I think Coach Crean said a year or two ago, the easiest thing to do when he first got here was to get on the court. The easiest thing to do was play. It's going to be a little more difficult to play. Competition is going to be better. I do love these guys coming in. But I do like a lot of these guys coming back. So I'm excited. To me I'd like to think we're going to have some more victories, and two, where I think we can improve is competition, especially on defense. I think the offense has a little competition. There's those quarterbacks you talked about. There's some at running back. There's some at receiver. There's guys fighting to get on the field. we need that on defense. If we make some improvement, it's depth on defense where guys start earning the right to play for us on the field.
What needs to be different about this summer to step to four wins to six, seven, eight wins?
I think our kids have worked hard. To me it's thrid-party worked hard because I'm not allowed to be there. So what are they doing? I can't say, 'Come watch this tape.' Or sit down, let's talk about this or that. It's on their own. But I do think we have stronger leaders that if I said to one of our veterans 'Hey, take this freshman and make sure he understands how we want the locker to look and your locker space is clean, or when we say, 'Your'e at study hall at x time, what that means. I think we've got a lot of guys that understand our values. This summer should be better. It's Year 3, we're gonna be stronger. There's so many guys back, basically, you've got the whole team back except for the three D-Tackles that played and Will Matte and really Charles Love spot played a little bit and Alex Webb. Everybody else is kind of back. You've got everybody back, you're only losing a handful, yet you're signing 24. You've got on the team back with on paper a lot of good influx coming in. You like the direction it's moving. But again, I won't know what summer is until August 3, but we'll win games in October and November based on summer, and I think they understand that now.So we'll see, hopefully, if we're getting those wins, it will be because of what's going on right now."
What do you think are the positional priorities for the recruiting class of 2014?
"We didn't sign any linemen this year although some of those big guys can always transition into line. We'll see how that goes. Quarterback, you got three. None of those are seniors, but you go a year without taking one. O-line. We probably need a couple of receivers because you've got Duwyce and Kofi getting ready to move on. Secondary, we signed several last year, but again , you're gonna lose with Heban and Antonio Marshall and some of those guys, you're gonna lose three or four secondary guys. We don't lose a lot of D-line and linebackers. That being said too, technically on paper, there's 11 or 12 true seniors in this class. There's enough good guys on our team. Sometimes we've had some fourth-year guys that we've graduated. If we can't find a good enough player, do we need to do that? We've got some walk-ons, we've used their scholarship to go recruiting. Do we need to do that? So, does it need to get to 20? It potentially can get to the 20s again. 18to 21 or 2 just based on those numbers. But it's really just that you're a junior team with the best class we've ever signed on paper walking in. You look at the seniors that played, you've got some good ones, but the core of the team, you don't have a senior offensive lineman or senior quarterback. you got one senior running back. One senior tight end. Two senior receivers. You've got four seniors on offense. Defensively actually has more graduation than offense. Our defense needs to get better. Sometimes graduation is good. Sometimes graduation is bad. Sometimes it's nice to graduate, and you'll get some more talent in. As we evolve, I don't think this class needs to be — I'm not saying we're going to sign 11 or 12, it's gonna be closer to 20. But I'm looking forward to seeing how some of these third- and fourth-year players evolve and what their roles are. Griffen Dahlstrom really picked up last year. He might have been a guy that might not have come back for a fifth year. But he had such a good year he wants it. It will be interesting to see how some of these fourth-year guys kind of come through for us this year. That will affect recruiting a little bit."
Is there one of the five helmets that is your favorite?
"I think there's value, if you just look at it. We're not trying to be Oregon. Oklahoma State's been doing it a lot. A lot of teams are. I think we're trying to show some respect to our state. Some respect to that Mallory-Pont era with the Block I. I don't think that looks better or worse, it's something we need to respect. Like I said. We play for more than ourselves. I think dressing that white helmet a little bit even though that white look is a clean look, I think that red-white is kind of unique. Chrome is big. We had no idea what it was gonna look like. It was like, hey, here's what we're looking to do. And that was the design that whatever helmet company came up with. We looked at a lot of combinations. At the end, I think they all kind on you more depending on what mood you're in. We're not going to be the gimmicky, just a gimmick, run of the mill. We're not gonna have competitions. I know for example, I was reasonably good friends with Coach Kelly. The golf coach at Oregon picks out their stuff. The golf coach picks out their attire, what we're wearing this week. I don't know if we're gonna have player votes. I'm not into that. You can get superstitious if you want to. We were guaranteed by the helmet company that we would block tackle and score more points and win more games. If not, we're gonna ship them back."
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Thanks DD, much appreciated.
DD- Yes, thanks, very much appreciated. These types of statement are a great window into CKW's way of looking at football and do give an insight into the values we hope lead to a great surge in Hoosier football. Thus the anticipation and the desire for more and frequent reports.
It may be that some, out of ignorance, think the Hoosiers are a one sport culture, but nothing could be further from the reality. If anything, our interest in several sports and the degree to which follow them, explain why our athletic program is not only comprehensive but quality in each and all of Hoosier sports. We depend on you and your colleagues to keep us informed that this is not only true but constant and permanent.
Enjoy Omaha we look forward to great reports and writing. And, when you return, we'll be ready and anticipating your columns on Hoosier football's rebirth and soccer's setting the curve for soccer in America.
I care mainly about the basketball team, and that is plenty okay too, Tsao. Just because you use the terms "we" and "our" in your sentences as to be the sole representative of Indiana University, does not mean the rest of us agree with you. I also understand that plenty other Hoosiers love and enjoy other sports like football, soccer, track and field, and swimming. That is totally cool. But just because someone like me happens to follow mainly the basketball team while holding a small interest in other IU sports does not make me ignorant or wrong.
That said, I definitely am enjoying the baseball team's ride to Omaha. I wish college baseball was on television more. It seems faster paced than the pros, and I love the enthusiasm the players bring to the table. I always think college sports > pro sports, whether that be baseball, basketball (by far), football, or hockey. I love the postseason format college baseball uses, too. Lots of drama, yet the better team tends to win out since it takes two or three wins to advance a round, rather than one.
"…our interest in several sports and the degree to which follow them, explain why our athletic program is not only comprehensive but quality in each and all of Hoosier sports. We depend on you and your colleagues to keep us informed… we'll be ready and anticipating [your (DD's) columns]…"
Can't even imagine why the first person, plural (not that it would bother you given your issues with reading comprehension and obvious discomfort with the English language above fifth grade level. Don't get yourself all hot and bothered. Notice the post right above mine(from HC who had also been advocating for the promised comments by Coach Kevin Wilson)was about OUR interest in them.
And, you are right…I have a hard time understanding how anyone who claims to be a Hoosier fan (I guess one could be a good Hoosier fan and a s___ Hoosier fan) can be so passive and hostile about other Hoosier sports.
Truthfully, I could give (a dump) what you like or don't like but generally I would be a supporter of Hoosier competitors even if the subject was 'poetry readings'.
HT Guys, Are the HS FB camps this week at IU anything you get to observe? The bits and pieces of info I connect with are pumped about quality participants.
"cold duck"? A new Wilsonism. Anyhow, I really like the head to toe white (no stripe on the helmet) travel uniforms. It's clean and distinctive. A red block I on the white helmet would be better, to my eye, than the pitchfork.
Best of all for road uniforms would be white trousers, white jerseys numbers only with no stripes or accents, and completely white helmets with no logo of any kind. (Never mind PSU, their helmets have a stripe.) Wouldn't that be a unique statement?
davis, neither do to my way of thinking.
Tsao, in my experience, the only people who insist that the Hoosiers are a 1-sport culture are Harvard and his alter egos. As for the rest of us: Over my last 8 years of living here in Bloomington (a period which is sadly coming to an end) I have sat next to innumerable fellow Hoosier fans at local bars, coffee shops, and in classrooms. In the conversations I've had, while everyone is undoubtedly devoted to basketball (because that's what we do best), there isn't a single person I've come across that isn't itching and ready to jump on a football bandwagon and wouldn't give up a limb or body part to see meaningful games on Saturdays in the fall.
A smaller but still impressive number of fans I've talked to are loyal soccer followers, and when the baseball ride is over, there will be many of those fans that extend their loyalties to the diamond (although college baseball, anywhere in the country, has a pretty low ceiling).
Most Hoosier basketball fans are avid sports fans in general. If you are an avid sports fan, then you enjoy success wherever it comes at your alma mater, especially if its in one of the big 2 sports. Notre Dame and Oregon football fans love their quality basketball teams, KU and UK fans get on board when the football team plays well, and I guarantee you that if IU comes out one of these years, smacks Wisconsin or OSU in the mouth, and wins 8 games, there will be volcanic eruption of football interest here.
Many a limb has been lost watching Hoosier football.
Personally, I like a seat high in the stands far removed from the savagery chilling the core of my bones in viewing one beast overpowering another. A warped sense of pleasure, maybe even a bit of contentment in knowing the certainty and invertible unfairness moving through the sands of earth's hourglass is nothing other than natural order of things. I do not see the bloodshed as unfair. Evolution is long and you must learn to love from different perspectives. And though the inferior abilities in battles sometimes hits to the species my patterned uniforms, it still brings a balance to my sports world.
I like my view. I have no need for the bland even playing fields and Pollyanna neatness found in the eyes of shallow tastes searching for order, equality across the horizons of tastes, and the wasted strides of passion in correctness rather than in heart….For this is the happy and lonely climb without limbs I contentedly cheer.
Meant to type "inevitable unfairness"…Invertible works fine too.
Good luck to you. To happier times on Basketblog. We had something unique there. We moved freely and embraced the windmills our fears. Your gifts with writing inspired my own feeble attempts to be on the same stage. I will forever cherish those expressive days on the island.
I don't disagree at all Mariner. Other than basketball, some of the Olympic sports where we could be financially competitive, our football failures are explained by (mostly) historically poor leadership, beginning at the highest levels- Trustee/Administration and AD glaring weaknesses were reflected in poor and, too often, incompetent coaching leading to insufficient fan support.
My concern is and has always been that (in my opinion)the media seems to confuse fan frustration in football) with disinterest, thus the imbalance. The media generally seems seduced by its own theory: that Hoosier fans are fall basketball fans warming up for basketball season. Of course, it's not true but I have read its (the media's) sometimes open dismissal and 'down-the-nose' approach towards Hoosier football. Renewed promise by Wilson's approach should change some minds, especially if we readers pressure to insure balanced and deeper coverage of football, soccer,swimming and diving, track and field, etc., now that technology has given us a clear way to express our interest as consumers.
The change also is evident in the growing awareness of the importance of all IU athletics as fundamental to the national reputation of the University. Historically, Hoosier football had fought media perceptions to some extent and had inadequate university support from [most of the] past administrations. No doubt the program was previously trying to operate at 50% the funding of other Big Ten schools and we paid the price. Previous coaching salaries and budgets were hardly competitive. Even facilities were questionable until the last ten years or so (though, at times) we saw rays of sunshine: the Pont years and the great Mallory era. Other than that, mostly, 'nada'.
I am very happy to this point with what seems to be Glass' dynamic approach and his very ambitious vision for the entire athletic program. No doubt the growth and commercial/marketing success of the B1G in general and the BTN network, in particular is now a key factor that levels the field (of budgets). We are well positioned and should be in tremendous shape; especially, if we have enough success to consistently fill Memorial Stadium.
Mariner, I do wish you great luck 'after Bloomington' and hope you remain a reader, a Hoosier fan forever (you've been a great one) and a contributor to Scoop wherever you are. Go Hoosiers!
The preceding message has been brought to you buy Quaker Oats. Taste them again for the very first time…Watch it wiggle, see it jiggle. It's the real thing, Tsao is. That's the way it should be. I dare you to knock this off. Cleans like a white tornado. The quicker picker-upper. Takes a licking and keeps on Tsaoing. Sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you don't. Hamm's, the beer refreshing, Hamm's. We need more Calgon. The taste of a new generation. Have you driven a Ford lately? You got chocolate in my peanut butter. Mr. Bubble, he'll bubble you clean. There once was a man who was an engineer, Choo-Choo Charlie was his name, you here? He had an engine and he sure had fun, he used candy-striped chrome helmets to make his team run. Win Today. Because it's? What would you do for a KitKat now? Nothing get's between me and my Calvin's. Stouffer's, be what you want to be. Set yourself free, set yourself free, with marketing slogan phrases and Stouffer's. Are you ready for some football, some Monday night football! Look, mom, it's Shake 'N' Bake, and I helped. Nothing comes closer to home. Oh, how I wish I were an Oscar Mayer wiener, that is what I'd truly like to be. Two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions, on a sesame seed bun. Band on the run, band on the run. And the jailer man and sailor Sam, were searching every one, for the band on the run, band on the run, band on the run, band on the run. Here'ssssssssssssss, Johnny. I'd like to build the world a home, and furnish it with love, grow apple trees … in Steve Alford's UCLA hair. I'd like to teach the world to sing in perfect eharmony. Facebook, Twitter. What would you do for a Klondike bar? It's a process. You wrecked the program! Everybody needs a little KFC! The End.
I have one thing to say to LeBron.
Tsao and Harvard, thanks for the well-wishes. Although I'll be physically leaving Hoosierland, I'll be checking in from time to time around here to see what's up and to stir up a little commotion if I need to. The way I see it, I'm simply moving to Chet and Geoff status: satellite contributors to Hoosier sports but no less devoted of a fan because of it.
I'm hoping in some demented way that me leaving Bloomington will a good luck charm for Kevin Wilson's team.
I expected a warmer goodbye…Will your travels be as cold and distant as your heart?
Future of Scoop? In the future, you won't be able to stir up too much 'commotion' from your parents basement rental in Seattle.
Dustin will get his well-earned gig between the beautiful babes at Total College Sports.
Jeremy will don his rhinestone cape and run this place in a purely democratic, Globetrotter, fashion. It will look something like this.
Scoop shall live 10,000 years!!!!
It's not a goodbye, that's why. I'll be just as present as I ever was; just a different IP address in a neighboring state (not Seattle).
More negativity from Harvard. Needs banned again. Wise up.
Husky, Maybe it is your presence that created the good luck that brought Wilson to IU giving him the chance to be the Don James of Bloomington.
Clarion, I like your spin. For Wilson to arrive at a stature where he could be called "The Don James of Bloomington" would be a dream-come-true. Though at this point, I'd settle for him becoming "The Rick Neuheisel of Bloomington."
As a dedicated Hoosier football fan, I don't think anyone on the blogs did as much as Husky Tom in advocating the removal of Bill Lynch as coach. When many were clinging to the gentleman-like qualities of Lynch, Husky was seizing every opportunity on Scoop and Basketblog(IDS) to change the course of discussions, redirect conversations, hit the zombies of Memorial with cold showers, a shock treatment of words from his creative arsenal of verbosity, aiming his Washington Husky cannons at the ships of pride in our basketball program, he targeted his explosions of words into the deeper hulls an examination of a denial in truth that had consumed Bloomington, where every Hoosier fan had lived far too long in their comfortable cabins of unfounded Indiana traditions of basketball arrogance while sitting idly in the abyss of their ignorance to live in the contented acceptance of a football mediocrity that had grown into an evil misguided happiness with the darkness at Memorial; the idle state of conditioned complacency for the pigskin in the land of limestone quarries filled with the years and buckets of Damon Bailey tears our washed-up elite basketball status.
After his long voyages of comments amassed as the product of great sails his gifted tongue, he turned the passionate storms of basketball hearts that beat in unison a at Assembly into calm lifeless seas his trailing wake built of weak Hoosier minds that bought into his darker purpose, a long brainwashing task of his rational examinations that Hoosier basketball had lived for decades in a status far less elite than Washington Husky hoops. The cure for such ills could only be found in the heavy baggage of guilt we should all carry for gorging on IU basketball while the misfit child of Memorial was left hungry and unloved.
And now he leaves with mission fulfilled. Rejoice in Wilson and Sweet Sixteens! The storms of Bloomington from seed and sapling, Oscar and Bird, Alford and Turner, McCracken and Knight, broken through the limestone into earth where banners sprouted as natural to feed in the sun as the roots in earth our maple planked hearts drank from the mist of the moon, now built into Husky boxes a Hoosier ship his personal latrine.
To covet his deceitful wishes, nothing more obscene. The end to all Hoosier glory was the only truth in his eyes. The bitter formulated into the sweet, his green Washington apples thought sweet in the hold, were cannons of hope charged with envy, a pirate come aboard to trivialize our mighty hoops ship, pocket the Indiana treasure chest of innocence and passions found on hardwood. The envy grew from knowing the rotted apples his Washington football could never fill a single sail the passions found in a Hoosier hoops heart. The apples turned to soup heavier than the chests of gold and the sturdy ship went down while firing upon the ghosts of an enemy never was, twisted and demented wishes our entire irrelevance in sports, his hope for our complete demise.
Bravo, Harvard, you really reached back into the years to come up with that last post. It has the freshness of 2009 all over it. Very enjoyable and full of authentic Downingness. Not sure I understood much of it (just like old times!), but the flowing imagery of ships, ghosts, and emotions brought me right back to those glory years of Basketblog crossfire. Thank you.
Not sure I understood much of it
Here's the shortened version.
^^^Might want to bookmark that link….It's also very handy during a Tsao post.
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Virginia Lee McElhanon, 85, of Marlow died Monday, Feb. 4, 2013, at her home.
Graveside services are planned for Friday, Feb. 8, at 1 p.m. at the Marlow Cemetery, with Kent Strahan officiating. Arrangements have been entrusted to Callaway-Smith-Cobb Funeral Home in Marlow.
Virginia was born Sunday, March 6, 1927, in Bristow to James Harlan and Eva Jewell (Luker) Legg. She graduated from Guthrie High School and lived in the Marlow area throughout her adult life. On Feb. 14, 1954, Virginia married T.M. McElhanon in Duncan. She was employed with Halliburton Services as a receptionist for 23 years. She enjoyed traveling, watching sports on TV, reading and working word puzzles. Most of all, Virginia loved spending time with her family. She was a member of the Gamma Phi Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha and a member of the First Christian Church, where she taught Sunday School and was active in the Christian Women's Fellowship (CWF).
Virginia was preceded in death by her parents; a grandson, Jason Slay; an uncle, Bobby Luker; a nephew, John Cort; and three brothers-in-law, Bill Shoemate, Norman Cort and Clayton Hoover.
Survivors include her husband, T.M. McElhanon, of the home; a daughter, Jayme Rowe of Norman; a son, Bruce McElhanon of Marlow; grandchildren, Jennifer and Darrin Walters of Norman, Jill Slay of Norman, and Jarrod and Karin Rowe of Oklahoma City; four great-grandchildren, Christian and Elisabeth Slay of Norman, and Jack and Alice Walters of Norman; three sisters and two brothers-in law, Mary and George Jackson of El Reno, Dorothy Hoover of Wickenburg, Ariz., and Pat and Jerry Kulbeth of Guthrie; several nieces and nephews; five sisters-in-law, Treasure Welch, Ozia Smith, Nadine and Bill Baxter, Jewel Dean Lambert and Lottie McElhanon; and a host of friends.
Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.callawaysmithcobb.com.
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Add an option in Chrome extension to hide the toolbar icon?
Add an option in Chrome extension to hide the toolbar icon?
I've switched from Firefox to Chrome, I love Ghostery, but I don't really care about always seeing the icon in the toolbar. When it shows a green/red number, I notice this in the corner of my eye and automatically assume I'm seeing a new mail or google voice notification. An option to hide/show the Ghostery icon would be helpful!
Yes, please add this option Ghostery!
I'd like to be able to Hide the Ghostery-Icon that appears on the URL-bar in Chromium (for Ubuntu Linux) as well. That way I could set it to block bugs but not have to see the icon. If I want to interact with Ghostery regularly I can "unhide" the icon.
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Chrome has added back in the option to "hide this button" to every extension icon (did a few revisions ago), so I used that as the solution. (Hidden extension icons can be re-shown from the Tools > Extensions page).
However, other extensions I use place icons WITHIN the omnibox (on the right-hand side) when they're active on the current page. For example, AdBlock Plus, Flashblock, RSS Subscription Extension (by Google), all do this, so the icon only appears if it is active or can be used on the current page. This is a very elegant solution to the problem and could be used with Ghostery while allowing those of us that want it to keep a clean uncluttered bar.
I stopped using Ghostery because I couldn't hide the icon. I used it to block web bugs and once set never interacted with it. i got tired of it taking up space on the omnibar for no reason, so I uninstalled it. The Chrome omnibar is becoming like the old Windows-XP notification area---loaded with icons that aren't needed with no way to get rid of them.
I'd start using Ghostery again if I could hide the icon.
Adam, I strongly disagree with your assessment. Users can control settings by going to Wrench-tools-extensions. Or they can show the icon, configure it how they want, and then hide it. hiding it is only an option. Firefox would let users hide the icon. Users can drag any icon they want off the toolbar and hide it in Firefox. Chrome doesn't have this functionality (unfortunately). I don't see why giving users the OPTION of hiding the icon even has to be debated. It should be standard.
CHAMP0Nick, justinr, Sam,
When we were first implementing Ghostery for Chrome, Chrome didn't offer the ability to hide browser buttons. AdBlock for Chrome provided a separate toolbar button "extension" up until recently for this very reason. We wanted (and still want) to keep the extension simple to use. If the browser button hadn't been included, we would have had many people asking how to access Ghostery's options.
As to using a contextual button in the Omnibox vs. the always-on browser button, we went with a browser button since Ghostery applies to almost all pages, not just some (like those with an RSS feed, for example), and also to keep it simple. We want to avoid confusion in the case when no bugs were found.
But now that it seems we can make the toolbar button optional, we'll try to include this ability in an upcoming update. I'll look into it.
Does that help?
Sounds good. make the icon show by default so people know it's there. Just add a setting that lets people hide it if they want--Same capability users would have with Firefox.
You just go to the extension's options! O_o
What's difficult about that? No need for the icon.
If people install and uninstall extensions, then they can easily see the option for all of them.
EDIT: I just noticed that chrome 10.x has the built in feature where you right-click on the icon of any extension and there is an option "hide button." If you go to the wrench-> tools-> extensions then you can click "show button" and show the icon again.


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Investigators are seeking a white male in his late 20s to early 30s at the time of the killings, who was in San Mateo County between January and April of 1976 and drove a vehicle with Nevada license plates.
While the tip is vague, authorities hope it will jog the memory of someone in the area and revitalize the investigation, in the same way that the Reno victim revelation inspired a task force announced in March, composed of the FBI, the San Mateo and Washoe County sheriff's offices, and Daly City, Pacifica, South San Francisco and Reno police departments.
Paula Baxter, Denise Lampe, Michelle Mitchell, Tanya Marie Blackwell, Veronica "Ronnie" Cascio, and Carol Lee Booth "Beedy" -- whose ages ranged between 14 and 26 -- were killed in 1976. In March, authorities revealed that Mitchell, a University of Nevada-Reno student, is thought to have been contacted Feb. 24, 1976 by the Gypsy Hill killer in the middle of the Peninsula slayings, which started at the beginning of that year.
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Sri Lanka President to arrive in Kazakastan today on a state visit
Sri Lanka President Mahinda Rajapaksa and his delegation is expected to be in Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan today, on a two-day state visit.
President Mahinda Rajapaksa will be the first Sri Lankan President to visit Kazakhastan , which earlier during the Soviet era, a major union republic and had among other things a large part of Soviet nuclear arsenal.
The country has recently experienced good economic development and the living standard of Kazhaks has improved dramatically.
The latest oil find in the Caspian Sea area augurs well for the rapid development of Kazakastan economy in the very immediate future.
Kazakastan today is one of the most powerful and economically well developed country next to Russia.
The present Kazak President Nursultan Nazarbayev rule the country since before independence from the Soviet Union in 1991 and continues to be the President up-to-date.
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During the state visit, Sri Lanka's intention to join the Conference on Interaction and Confidence-Building Measures in Asia (CICA) will be announced by President Mahinda Rajapaksa to Kazakhastan and would seek country's support and also Sri Lanka intends to lobby other member countries for their support for full membership.
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At the conclusion of the bilateral discussions, Sri Lanka is expected to enter into an Agreement with the Republic of Kazakhstan on Cooperation in the field of Tourism. The proposal was made by Basil Rajapaksa, Minister of Economic Development to sign and ratify this agreement on Co- operation in the field of tourism between the two countries, and was recently approved by the cabinet.
Sri Lankan business leaders representing the Chamber of Commerce is also expected to seek bilateral cooperation with Kazakastan Chamber of Commerce.
Already Charter flights from Almaty, Kazaakastan has begun operation and Kazhaks have started visiting Sri Lanka. Luk Air is operating these charter flights. Presently they are operating back to back charter and it is expected during President Rajapksa's state visit, two countries intend to enter into an Air Service Agreement and subsequently Luk Air is expected to operate a regular air service to Colombo.
When asked U. Weeratunga, Sri Lanka's Ambassador to Russia who is also accredited to Kazakastan, he said one year ago only SriLankan Airlines started regular flights to Moscow and next in line is to have regular flights to Kiev. He said after Kiev flight arrangements completed only they can think of having a regular SriLankan flight service to Almaty and until such time, Kazak's Luk Air is expected to have the regular flight service from Almaty and to and out of Colombo.
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The Last Temptation is the fourth studio album by Ja Rule.[6]
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The album was successful, moving 237,000 units in its first week,[7] but less than his previous Pain Is Love. "Mesmerize" is ranked at #45 on Blender's list of the "50 Worst Songs Ever",[8] but was the most successful single from the album, reaching number 2 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 and number 12 in the UK Singles Chart. It was also criticized by fans, saying that the album sounded too commercial, and that Ja Rule was selling out, and on top of that, many of Ja Rule's enemies such as Daz Dillinger, Eminem, 50 Cent, Dr. Dre, G-Unit, Obie Trice, D12, Busta Rhymes,and DMX said that Ja Rule was trying to be just like Tupac Shakur, which fueled the rivalry even more.[citation needed] Though it didn't manage to surpass Pain Is Love, The Last Temptation is Ja Rule's third most popular album to date.
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a1 Department of Psychology, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA, USA
a2 Department of Pediatrics, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA, USA
a3 Virginia Institute for Psychiatric and Behavioral Genetics, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA, USA
a4 Departments of Psychiatry and Nutrition, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, USA
a5 Division of Mental Health, Norwegian Institute of Public Health, Oslo, Norway
a6 Institute of Psychiatry, University of Oslo, Norway
a7 Department of Epidemiology, Columbia University, New York, NY, USA
a8 Department of Psychiatry, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA, USA
a9 Department of Human Genetics, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA, USA
Background Assessment of eating disorders at the symptom level can facilitate the refinement of phenotypes. We examined genetic and environmental contributions to liability to anorexia nervosa (AN) symptoms in a population-based twin sample using a genetic common pathway model.
Method Participants were from the Norwegian Institute of Public Health Twin Panel (NIPHTP) and included all female monozygotic (MZ; 448 complete pairs and four singletons) and dizygotic (DZ; 263 complete pairs and four singletons) twins who completed the Composite International Diagnostic Interview (CIDI) assessing DSM-IV Axis I and ICD-10 criteria. Responses to items assessing AN symptoms were included in a model fitted using the marginal maximum likelihood (MML) approach.
Results Heritability of the overall AN diagnosis was moderate [a2=0.22, 95% confidence interval (CI) 0.0–0.50] whereas heritabilities of the specific items varied. Heritability estimates for weight loss items were moderate (a2=0.31–0.34) and items assessing weight concern when at a low weight were smaller (0.18–0.29). Additive genetic factors contributed little to the variance of amenorrhea, which was most strongly influenced by unshared environment (a2=0.16, e2=0.71).
Conclusions AN symptoms are differentially heritable. Specific criteria such as those related to body weight and weight loss history represent more biologically driven potential endophenotypes or liability indices. The results regarding weight concern differ somewhat from those of previous studies, highlighting the importance of assessing genetic and environmental influences on variance of traits within specific subgroups of interest.
(Received September 24 2007)
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(Accepted March 06 2008)
(Online publication May 19 2008)
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Police Release New Photos From Closed Case of Kurt Cobain Suicide
Nearly 20 years later, the Seattle police department has released two new photographs from the scene of Kurt Cobain's suicide.
The photographs feature a cigarette butt, a small wad of money, a pair of sunglasses, a spoon and a lighter among other things. But, despite the many conspiracy theories surrounding the death of the frontman for the alternative rock band Nirvana, the case remains closed.
"We knew with the 20th anniversary coming up and we knew there was going to be a lot of media interest," Seattle Police Department Cold Case Detective Mike Ciesynski said on the department's blotter blog.
"I've been a detective in homicide for 20 years and I've been in the cold case unit for 10 years. Most of the cases I work on, I look for something that wasn't done [in the investigation] in the past."
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My 81 year old mother-in-law has been taking valium, hydrocodone, and antivert to combat her vertigo, menieres disease, and back pain. What are the drug interactions between these medications? I know some drugs when taken together can have detrimental effects. Some increase the effects of the drugs and as valium and the opioids all affect the central nervous system. I worry the continued use will have serious effects for my mother-in-law. Her general practioner does not know how much or how often she takes these drugs as she doesn't give him accurate information. Any answer about how these drugs effect each other and how long they stay in the system would be greatly appreciated.READ MORE
I'd recommend that you call a pharmacist and ask about the interaction between these medications. Pharmacists are a good resource when you have questions about your medications.
Combining different medications is a very individual thing. While a lot of people take more than one drug affecting the central nervous system, it's important that they be monitored for signs of CNS depression. As the previous answerer mentioned, your mother-in-law's age is an important factor since the sensitivity to the effects of many medications increases with age.
My greatest concern is that her doctor doesn't know what she is taking. That can be extremely dangerous, especially if she has to be hospitalized or in an emergency situation. Have all of her medications been prescribed for her by a doctor? Is it just that her primary care physician doesn't know about all of them?
I believe that people shouldn't have to suffer in pain, particularly in the last years of their life, if it can be avoided. If her doctor isn't willing or able to help her get adequate pain relief, then perhaps she needs to find a different doctor. But regardless, she really needs to be completely honest with whatever doctor she sees. No doctor can help us properly unless we're honest with them.
I hope you're able to convince your mother-in-law to be upfront with her doctor. And I hope she has or finds a doctor who is sensitive to her needs and is able to help her.
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I don't know re: antivert. Valium and hydrocodone don't interact in a toxic manner per se, but they can work together synergistically, i.e., enhance each other's effects AND side effects. At her age your mother-in-law is prone to be more sensitive to the sedating effects which each have when taken separately. Obviously, "too much" of either will cause oversedation. "Too much" is a specific to the individual. If she NEEDS these medications daily she should not be driving, period. If she is and won't quit, you can talk to the Dept of Motor Vehicles about this.
Her greatest person risk in my opinion is that too much sedation will lead her to fall and she probably already has. Women her age are much more prone to breaking a hip and if this has not happened if she's fallen before, she's been lucky - don't let her gain false self-confidence from this luck about having "strong bones" and such. If she takes too much regularly she will continue to fall and her luck will not hold out.
Dizziness, vertigo...are you sure these are medical conditions and not side effects of the Valium and hydrocodone? I really hesitate to suggest that you force her to fess up to her doctor. She's afraid she'll lose her pain relief if she does and chronic pain is itself a killer. Is she mentally competent? If you doubt that she is beyond how you felt about her when she was younger (just kidding), then she can't keep up the hide-and-seek - she's got to tell her doctor. Or you do.
My Mom was as tough as they come but in the sweetest of ways. She fell a number of times, but at 88 she finally broke her hip. Having also had severe rheumatoid arthritis, she survived hip replacement surgery. But the additional pain from trying to walk again, with a walker at least, was ultimately more than she wanted to bear. Several tries at home with me there hovering all but an an hour or 2 a day kept her from falling again. She was competent but her judgment was not sound about whether she could navigate without a walker using a cane instead. She fell again sneaking in a walk without her walker. She never came back to her home again.READ MORE
Thank you for your answer. I appreciate your humor and honesty. I've been telling her that the valium/hydrocodone combination is what is making her dizzy, and lightheaded. She also has meniere's disease - an inner ear problem which is like vertigo only worse. So in addition to the 2 aforementioned drugs she takes antivert as well. It's a wonder she can stand up at all. I've told her of the dangers of the drug combo and she told me today that she isn't taking the valium any longer. She has a hard time following doctors orders and decides what she should take and when. Your answer came at a great time, I needed a good laugh and when you asked if she was mentally competent I nearly fell over laughing! At 81 some days you are and some days you aren't I guess! Just yesterday she told me that the doctor changed her Lortab to Norco and that the Norco is NOT a narcotic! No matter how many times I tell her that Vicodin, Lortab, Norco and the like are all narcotics, she just doesn't want to believe it so she doesn't. Life is interesting around here for sure. I am sorry to hear about your mother, I also think my Mom-in-law sneaks around without her cane, purely vanity at work here.READ MORE


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Sensors that track how quickly older people walk may eventually serve as an early-detection system for cognitive decline, researchers report.
They installed infrared sensors on the hallway ceilings of some 90 people over the age of 70, all of whom lived alone, and monitored* the participants for up to three years. The participants began the study either cognitively healthy, mildly impaired with memory loss, or mildly impaired without memory loss (suffering from disorientation, say). Partly because it was the larger of the two impaired groups, the researchers focused on the "nonamnestic" impaired.
Walking speed correlated with cognitive ability, the data showed: Impaired participants were nine times more likely to be in the bottom third of walking speed than the top third (so average speed, by itself, might be diagnostically useful). But even more interestingly, people in the early stages of impairment walked with more-variable speeds than their peers: Confusion seemed to be doing battle with physical confidence. Larger studies, over longer periods, are necessary to nail down the link between erratic gait and the onset of erratic thinking, said the authors, who are affiliated with the Oregon Center for Aging and Technology, at Oregon Health and Science University, and the Portland Veteran Affairs Medical Center.
Source: "In-Home Walking Speeds and Variability Trajectories Associated with Mild Cognitive Impairment," Hiroko H. Dodge, Nora C. Mattek, Donald Austin, Tamara L. Hayes and J.A. Kay, Neurology (June 12**)
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Can you say nightmare? Fox Movers is the shadiest, most crooked moving company I have ever used. They moved me last week and everything that couldve gone wrong did!
First, I was scheduled to move at 8AM but they showed up a little after 10:45AM and never called to tell me they were running late. I called the office several times, but no one answered their business line. When they finally arrived, the movers acted like it was no big deal. I told the driver they were more than 2 1/2 hours late and he looked at me like I was crazy and rolled his eyes. I should have taken that as a sign and turned them away right then. Unfortunately I didnt.
The guys were not professional movers and did not know what they were doing. None of my furniture was wrapped or protected and they damaged 6 valuable items including an antique china cabinet from London, my $2,600.00 60-inch plasma TV (totally ruined, wont even turn on), a one-of-a-kind handmade glass coffee table and a $1,300.00 mirrored bedroom dresser set.
Their website says they are insured, but when I called to file a damage claim, the owner Ruby Preston told me they are only liable for 10% of the value of my items and she tried to offer me $75.00 to settle the claim. I laughed at that. She told me if I file an official claim, they will deny that their movers broke any of my things and itll be my word against theirs. I retained an attorney this morning and we are going to take them to court.
In addition to all the damage, 2 expensive pieces of jewelry are missing from my wifes jewelry box. She placed it aside with her purse and I heard her specifically tell them not to touch her purse or the box before the move started. However, near the end of the move, we noticed that the jewelry box had been opened and a platinum diamond ring was missing along with a diamond bracelet from Paris. I confronted the movers and they denied taking them, so I called the office. Once again the owner gets on the phone and asks if we saw any of her guys take our jewelry. We told her we didnt witness it, but the items are missing and the jewelry box was open. She got the driver on the phone and asked him if he stole anything. He said no, so she gets back on with my wife and tells her that Fox Movers is not liable since we didnt actually see her employees steal anything. Are you kidding me?
This company is a piece of garbage. A total scam! Their website says theyve been in business for 88 years, but my lawyer did some digging and found out they are under totally new management and the new owners (Ruby Preston and her partners) are gypsies with questionable backgrounds. Biggest mistake Ive made in a long time.
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AUTHOR: Nicole R. - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Friday, October 23, 2015POSTED: Friday, October 23, 2015
Hi there,
I used Fox Movers to move in August and Semptember 2015 while we built our dream home. On the first move one item was damaged. On the second move we had 6 major items damaged and two out of the three movers did not speak english. They marked up walls in my brand new house, broke chunks of wood off my brand new door jams, and even dug holes into my brand new sealed driveway with their lift gate. They were clearly unprofessional and since the move we have had nothing but trouble trying to get a dime from Ruby. We have asked to speak to a supervisor several times because she claims she is not the owner or president but just a liason between customers and the company. NO ONE has called or email us back besides Ruby and I looked up their good standing with the state and they have Ruby listed as the president of the company. Everything Ruby has said (when she does respond) is either a lie or an excuse. On their contract they have CSI (Claims Service International) listed as their claims contact and when I called them today they had never heard of Fox Movers and sent the contract with false advertisement to their supervisor. I am going out of my mind dealing with such unprofessional people with a lack of customer service or respect for other belongings. I paid for a service that was NOT provided and demanded a refund (600.00) when I have over 1000 in damage and they flat out refused. Said my claims were not justified.
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