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Samsung Intros Mobile Beam Projector Accessory
Even though Samsung has already made a couple of attempts to integrate a pico projector into a phone, its newest solution is an interesting accessory for Galaxy smartphones. Mobile Beam Projector is a standalone device which allows you to project various contents.
With the size of a smaller phone, new Mobile Beam Projector is the ideal solution for those who occasionally needs projecting device. The projector is compatible with Galaxy smartphones, Galaxy Players, Galaxy Tab's and PC's who have HDMI or MHL connection. Only condition is that the other device supports MHL/HDMI. As it is a portable device, it has a 1650mAh built-in battery, lasting more than 2 hours of usage.
From the latest information, Samsung has already started manufacturing the projector a few months ago, but it will only be possible to buy it in Korea. The device measures 116 x 60.4 x 12.2mm and weights 108g, projecting an image with nHD 640 x 360 resolution with added 0.5W speaker.


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The Board of Trustees enjoyed several accomplishments that will enhance our students' experience in the future. The University opened the Mosaic Village to accommodate students who want a more autonomous living arrangement. We broke ground for the new Science Center which will enable our students to learn and research in a cutting-edge facility. We now anticipate that Duke Hall, which will provide a fully-renovated residential asset, will be ready for occupation when the fall semester begins. And finally, the Board put forth and confirmed a new slate of candidates as officers who will be assuming their roles at our August 2013 meeting.
What were some of the challenges?
One of the biggest challenges that the University faced this past year was in closing the financial gap of the many students who arrived on our campus with significant financial deficiencies. It is clear that the University stretched well beyond what could be considered reasonable boundaries in an effort to assist a significant number of those students in their effort to stay on our campus in pursuit of their degrees. The board stood squarely behind the decisions to address the issue made by Dr. Carter and his administration. The Board of Trustees also took on the task of revamping the University's by-laws, and after numerous discussions and presentations of various drafts, we have completed that task. We are currently working to assure that the University's charter is in sync with the new by-laws.
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Grace Yang
Table Tennis
Coach: Gao Jun
How long have you been playing: 6 years
How did you get involved in the sport? I was introduced to table tennis by my parents.
Highest Rating to date? 2245
What are your Goals in the sport? USA Olympic Team
Equipment: TSP Spectol & Tenergy 05
Major Titles:
- 2016 US National Girls' Team Member
- 2015 North American Junior Girls' Team Champion
- Member of 2015 US Girls' Junior Team
- Member of 2015 US Girls' Cadet Team
- Member of 2013 US Girls' Cadet Team
- Member of 2013 US Girls' Mini Cadet Team
- 2012 US National Cadet Girls' - Finalist
- 2012 US National Mini Cadet Girls' - Finalist
2016 Pan Am Junior Championships
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Team USA Takes Gold in Boys' & Girls' Team event. Olympian Kanak Jha Earns Gold in Boys' Singles!
Ten Out of Ten for United States, Once Again Surprise Semi-Finalists
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One year ago in Shanghai, against all expectations the United States, the no.10 seeds, clinched the bronze medal in the Girls' Team event; the crucial contest being the last eight duel against Korea when a three-nil win was recorded.
Impressive on Opening Day; United States Causes Second Stage Upset
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Against the odds, the trio comprising Crystal Wang, Prachi Jha and Amy Wang, the no.10 seeds, overcame the Russian outfit formed by Maria Taylakova, Maria Malanina and Anastasia Kolish, the no.4 seeds.
Second Stage Places Secured, United States Trio Tested
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The win was vital to the hopes of the United States, earlier in the afternoon Tamara Pavcnik had been the key player for Slovenia in a three-one success against Canada.
United States Excelled in Shanghai, Repeat Success or Eyes Turn to Europe?
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One year ago at the World Junior Championships, the United States dented the stranglehold that Asia has possessed in the Girls' Team events; a three-nil win quarter-final win over Korea, recorded by the trio comprising Prachi Jha, Crystal Wang and Lily Zhang, certainly raised the eyebrows.
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Congratulation to Team USA for capturing a BRONZE medal at the 2015 World Junior Table Tennis Championships in Vendée, France.
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He's done it again.
Onetime Hills star Jason Wahler is stewing in a Yakima County, Wash., jail after being nabbed in Seattle on assault and a related drinking charge on Sept. 25, RadarOnline reports.
Familiar words for those who remember his 30-day sentence for getting in a drunken brawl in 2007 in a Seattle hotel – or that incident in 2006, when he was sentenced to two months in jail for battery after punching a tow-truck driver and city employee while shouting ethnic slurs and boasting a blood-alcohol level of .22 percent.
"Jail was a very humbling experience. It gave me time to reflect and really think about my mistakes," Wahler, now 22, said after serving his time two years ago.
So consider it a lesson he'll need to revisit fourfold. A Seattle court official says Wahler will serve 120 days in jail, though he could get out in 80 if he behaves.
Earlier this year, Wahler, who once dated Lauren Conrad, saw his engagement to college tennis player Katja Decker-Sadowski called off.
"He's got a lot of demons to work out," Conrad said in 2007.
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Broadway fans have had their say, picking their favorites of the
2010-2011 season at the Broadway.com Audience Choice Awards. The winners
were announced live at the Allen Room at Jazz at Lincoln Center in a
swanky, funny ceremony hosted by Vanessa Williams.
The revival of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying
picked up four trophies including Favorite Musical Revival. Stars
Daniel Radcliffe and John Larroquette each won two, including the shared
Favorite Onstage Pair award.
Sister Act was named Favorite Musical, with War Horse being
named the fans' Favorite Play. Acting awards were also awarded to
Sutton Foster (Anything Goes), Robin Williams (Bengal Tiger at the Baghad Zoo), Judith Light (Lombardi), Billie Joe Armstrong (American Idiot) and Nick Adams, who triumphed in two categories for his role as Felicia in Priscilla Queen of the Desert.


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Martha Mecartney, chairwoman of UC Irvine's academic senate, was surprised recently to hear her daughter relay a school friend's fear: "Since she and some of her friends were Jewish, it was not safe for them to walk around the UCI campus."
"Why in the world," Mecartney asked in an op-ed in today's OC Register, "would this untruth be spread around Orange County?"
The simple answer is that, among its growing stature as a premier institution, UCI has become the bad boy of collegiate Jewish-Muslim relations. I blogged last month about California campuses' reputation as "Hotbeds of Anti-Israel Rhetoric." The article from the Forward focused on UCI and the cadre of rabble rousers, like Amir Abdel Malik Ali, who are invited to campus by a small group of MSA students to praise suicide bombers and rail on the "Zionist Jews."
Last spring, Ali gave a notorious speech at U.C. Irvine during a week of activities sponsored by the campus Muslim Student Union under the rubric âHolocaust in the Holy Land.â Speaking on a campus plaza behind a sign reading âIsrael, the 4th Reich,â Ali noted that Israelis are âreluctant to get on buses and things, or go to the café,â adding, âItâs about time that they live in fear.â He said that whereas Israelis are âcoming to live,â they are opposed by âpeople who are ready to die, who say either victory or martyrdom. You canât fight against that.â
âWe will fight you until we are either martyred or until we are victorious,â he said. âThatâs how we look at it. And they know that thatâs how Muslims believe.â
Mecartney takes issue with these speakers and says it is unfair to broad brush UCI a hostile place for Jews.
It appears that the goal of these speakers and their supporters on our campus is not to foster discussion and bring attention to possible solutions for the plight of the Palestinians but to demonize Israel and American Jews who support the existence of Israel. This I find highly repulsive and against what I believe in, which is tolerance and respect for all and a peaceful and productive solution to a long-term political and religious challenge in a land claimed by many peoples for many centuries.
But to equate a few individuals who visit the campus each year and spout vitriolic speech (which is their constitutional right) with UC Irvine being unsafe for Jewish students is a horrible misrepresentation of the truth. There has been vandalism of signs erected by both pro-Israel and anti-Israel factions, but there have been no documented cases of physical violence against any Jewish students. The campus is safe for all students â in fact, UCI is one of the safest campuses in the entire UC system. Jewish students must know this since they have been coming to UC Irvine in increasing numbers each year, and this past fall UC Irvine had the highest-ever number of Jewish students enrolled.
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Goodbyes are often a necessarily evil on American Idol. But on Wednesday – which kicked off the show's first-ever sudden-death round – they were downright nasty.
"I hated it. I really did," Mariah Carey told PEOPLE of cutting five of 10 female contestants in Las Vegas. "Everybody was talented and different. There were some special people we had to get rid of."
Nicki Minaj happened to agree: "I don't want to hurt people's feelings," she said, "but I guess that's what we're required to do."
Keith Urban even had to tell a contestant who had his support that her time on the show was over.
"I couldn't get enough votes," he said. "It was just simple as that. We all take turns saying 'yay' or 'nay' to the girls, and I actually had to say it to the girl I had voted for. That's particularly hard."
The lobby for artists "gets impassioned," he added. "You have need re-discuss and re-discuss what is it we're really looking for and what are we basing this decision on. Even that is never easy. There is no clear cut decision on that."
Wednesday episode was the first of three weeks for Idol to broadcast from the Beatles Love Theatre in Vegas. On Thursday, 10 men will perform and five will go home. The entire process will repeat with the remaining 10 women and 10 men on next week's shows.
"This is a different thing than we've ever done," veteran judge Randy Jackson said. "This is 10 sing and five gotta go. This is sudden death."
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Answer: I'm sorry to hear about your husband's condition. At a time like this, United should show some compassion — or, at the very least, be consistent in its responses to you.
The rules of your ticket purchase are not in question. If you cancel your flight, you can rebook for up to a year from the date of your booking, minus a change fee and any fare differential. That rule renders many airline tickets worthless, because the change fee and fare differential is greater than the ticket credit, but it is an industry standard among the legacy carriers.
But rules are meant to be bent. As a matter of policy, United will refund a nonrefundable ticket if you die or if the person you're traveling with dies. This isn't a hard-and-fast rule. I've seen airlines balk at refunding tickets even when they're shown a death certificate.
Why are airlines so strict? Because the rule makes money. For years, passengers could get a change fee waived for any reason, or any excuse. Finally, the airline industry clamped down on this loophole with a new policy called "no waivers, no favors."
United's first response was correct. When a representative offers a refund, be sure to get their name and extension, and if possible, ask them to send you an email documenting the promise. Sending a request through the website — a necessary first step in resolving many airline grievances — almost always results in a by-the-book form response.
Then United gave you yet another answer in a follow-up phone conversation. Pretty confusing, isn't it?
I think you would have been better off keeping your refund request in writing. After the form rejection, you could have responded to a manager (I list their names on my customer service wiki, onyoursi.de/wiki) and provided any medical documentation necessary.
I contacted United on your behalf. It agreed to offer you a refund, minus a $50 "processing fee," which was a better offer, but still not quite the refund you were hoping for. But when you called United, it agreed to waive all of the fees and issue a full refund.
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Investigators said a fire that destroyed a Brookline lumber yard was not suspicious, but the cause is undetermined.
Fire officials said they don't suspect criminal intent in the fire that destroyed Bingham Lumber Co. on Thursday.
The fire destroyed a warehouse and showroom, but a family dog was rescued. No one was injured in the fire.
The Brookline fire chief and state fire marshal said they completed their investigation, but the fire has been classified as undetermined. They said the fire likely originated in the warehouse section of the building.
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To the Editor:
I just want to again congratulate the Westville Public Works Department and its manager, Donna Domico, for doing an outstanding job handling the several major snow storms we have received this winter season.
The workers were out there virtually 24/7, plowing and removing snow so
that the town's residents could continue to get around. Actually, all
year round, this department goes about its business in a timely and
workman-like manner, and must rank among the best public works
departments in South Jersey.
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Who I Am
I was just named as the new Facility Manager at the Low-Turbulence
Pressure Tunnel (LTPT) (April 1998). Prior to becoming a Facility Manager,
I was a Test Engineer at the 14- by 22-Foot Subsonic Tunnel Facility.
As a test engineer, I was involve in testing various types of airplanes,
such as supersonic transports, missiles, aerospace planes, exhaust stacks
and parachutes. I have worked at NASA Langley Research Center for 18 years
My Career Path
I earned my Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace and Ocean Engineering
from Virginia Tech. In my first seven years at NASA Langley, I did research
on STOVL performance of Advanced Fighter Designs. I co-authored over 10
NASA reports on this subject. Next, I became the Operations Engineer in
1988 and later Facility Manager for the 14- by 22-Foot Subsonic Tunnel.
As a Facility Manager, I coordinated equipment and personnel for every
test in the 14-by 22-Foot Subsonic Tunnel.
What I Like About My Job
I get to work with many interesting and wonderful people. While this sounds
like a catchy phrase, I get to work on tomorrow's airplanes today. It's
a thrill to work on future airplanes like the Joint Strike Fighter and
the Supersonic Transport, X-33, and X-34 which will fly sometime after
the year 2000.
When I Was A Kid
Ever since I was a boy, I have always been interested in airplanes and
spacecraft. I was always fascinated with how planes could get off the
ground and stay up in the air. I read any book I could get on airplane,
spacecraft and astronomy. When I was in high school, I took a lot of math
and science classes to help prepare myself to be an aerospace engineer.
While in high school, I had the opportunity to work at NASA Langley Research
Center for two summers in a row. This was a wonderful experience and helped
me to further my pursuit in engineering.
In my spare time, I volunteer once a month as a tour guide at the Virginia
Air and Space Center. In addition, I am also a member of the Speakers
Bureau at NASA Langley. As a member of the Speakers Bureau, I have spoken
about aerospace subjects to audiences from North Carolina to Illinois
and ages from pre-school to adult groups. Recently, my work load prevents
me from being an active member. After work, I enjoy playing volleyball
and softball.
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Now there's your real pollution, Sheila, too blasted many people per million are professional busybodies and dogooders who believe everything tastes better if they piddle in it! -- L. Neil Smith
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I love this job. I'll never leave it. Let me see, where could I go ....... what would I do .......? Yeah, I love this job.
Money isn't everything.
Good luck Bruce whomever you may be.
Faith, by itself, isn't a good enough reason to believe. Instead, a belief must be defensible through reason, logic, and evidence.
The idea that faith is somehow justified by the fact that the beliefs cannot be proven is a truly Orwellian position to adopt - not to mention intellectually and ethically dangerous.
I love this job. I'll never leave it. Let me see, where could I go ....... what would I do .......? Yeah, I love this job.
^ too true. Good luck Bruce. Life is more interesting with different chapters.
Sur votre bicyclette, mate.
Personally, I'd be more impressed if Bruce told us he was disposing of his stock/shares in TEFL Int'l as well. Just 'cuz he's quitting a main board position doesn't mean he won't have a background influence in how the business is run in future.
Good luck
If you like parting with your money by investing in projects you know nothing about, then I've got some Enron shares I'd like to sell to youOriginally Posted by American Ajarn
As far as I know TEFL Int is a registered chatity. If he has made millions then he could well be in deep doodoo with the tax man!Originally Posted by Desertexile
Con Artists never quit; they just change "jobs." He has been outed like a groundhog on a hot winter day.
Not according to the financials he submits to the government. It's a non-profit venture and I think Bruce has always maintained his salary was something like 40,000 baht per month. So no, at least according to the law, he didn't make millions.Originally Posted by Desertexile
I'm sure he'll be very successful in his new venture. He's got a great knack for marketing. It's that knack for marketing combined with a great TEFL trainer that has made TEFL International what is it.
Don't ask questions when you fear the answers --Paulo Coelho
Thats why you'll remain a peon.Originally Posted by buddahas
Smart investors invest in smart people (workers). We could care less what business it entails. So long as there is a track record of success and receipts to prove it startup money is trivial.
Just like stocks.
But this is all probably way over your head.
We are buried beneath the weight of information, which is being confused with knowledge; quantity is being confused with abundance and wealth with happiness.
~ Tom Waits
Tefl International?
Are they the outfit that used to advertise their course in the Bangkok Post's Jobs section in order to hook teachers looking for work?
If that's the case, then I say good riddance. One less snake oil salesman in Thailand.
Game? This wasn't meant to be a game!!!...NEVER!!
Good luck to you. Hey---if someone's new, a TEFL course is a must lest you become a co-worker teacher.
Don't you know there ain't no devil, it's just god when he's drunk.
Tom Waits
So exactly what do you know about TEFL Int'l? How many grads have you spoken to? What do you know about their course? What do you know about their instructors? Do you have any idea how they compare to all the cowboy outfits in Thailand?Originally Posted by El Tel
Nice post
Unsubstantiated allegation deleted , in my estimation, he ran his businesses to make a quick buck rather than establish a good name. In fact I would recommend on his past track record the only line of business open to him now is opening an EP or MEP.
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A genome wide association study by researchers at Helmholtz Zentrum Munchen Institute in Munich, Germany, the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, King's College London and Metabolon and published in Nature in September establishes a strong association between biochemical levels and the genetics of an individual.
NHGRI Gives EMR Grants
Grants worth $25 million over the next four years from the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) will support the Electronic Medical Records and Genomics (eMERGE) network's efforts to demonstrate that genomic information in EMRs can improve care.
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From Fame's Dancers to Square Pegs' Geeks, We Catch Up with TV's Most Popular Class Acts. The First of a Two-Part Series
Inspired by the 1980 film, the drama about a troupe of young actors, dancers, musicians and singers enrolled at what was then Manhattan's High School for the Performing Arts "was a great place to get paid for growing up and learning," says costar Nia Peeples. And although school let out 14 years ago, the kinship is still strong. "We're all part of the same club," says P. R. Paul. "Once you're in it, you can't get out."
Lee Curreri
A pianist, Curreri faked his way through portraying singer Bruno Martelli by composing songs that disguised his vocal limitations. "It was almost talk-singing," says Curreri, 40, who has a baby (and one on the way) with wife Sherry Dean Curreri, a TV producer. Today he plays to his strengths, composing scores for TV.
Erica Gimpel
Gimpel, who played singer Coco Hernandez and sang the show's theme, went on to act on stage, film and TV (she has a regular role on ER). Still, fans remember her name from Fame. "People tell me," says the single Gimpel, 37, "Coco inspired them to follow their dreams."
Valerie Landsburg
Landsburg (Doris Schwartz) hit a low point the night the show picked up an editing Emmy in 1985. "I was so drunk I fell out of my chair," she says. "That was a wake-up call." Now 43 and sober, she's wed to composer James McVay (they have two children) and is directing. "But it's okay that Fame is what people know me from," she says.
P.R. Paul
Paul (actor Montgomery Mac-Neil) has had guest spots "on every bad TV show," he says with a laugh. Now 45 and single, he's producing a film. "If I act again, great," he says, "and if I don't, that's fine too."
David Greenlee
The never-married Greenlee, 41, who played nerdy hall monitor Dwight Mendenhall, now mostly does voice-over work but says Fame taught him that the limelight isn't everything: "You should want the work, you should want the process."
Jesse Borrego
Borrego (dancer Jesse Valesquez) still dances and acts (Con Air, ER) but misses the special ed Fame offered. "I studied with some of the best dancers in the business," says Borrego, 39 and married to actress Valeria Hernandez, 27 (they have one daughter). "Fame was better than school."
Nia Peeples
After a singing career and roles in TV series like Walker, Texas Ranger, Peeples, 39, mother of two and married to stuntman Lauro Chartrand, is now writing a TV script. "Fame was about pursuing dreams," says Peeples (heartbreaker Nicole Chapman). "Everyone can relate."
Carlo Imperato
During auditions for the role of tender tough guy Danny Amatulio, Imperato, then 17, decided he didn't want the part, before having a change of heart. "I purposely rehearsed my lines wrong," he recalls. Now 38 and living in Sherman Oaks, Calif., with wife Angela and their three children, he's still fickle about fame. Though he costarred in a film he developed with pal Scott Baio (Happy Days), he co-owns four Gold's gyms and builds movie sets. "In show business," he says, "you have to diversify."
Lori Singer
After two seasons as cellist Julie Miller, Singer left the show for films like Footloose. Now 43, the divorced actress (with son Jacques Rio, 10) stays out of the spotlight, living quietly in Manhattan. "She was a child star," says her lawyer Barry Levin. "She wants to preserve her privacy."
Gene Anthony Ray
"When he did his thing, people stopped in their tracks," says costar David Greenlee of Ray, who played dancer Leroy Johnson both in the movie and on TV. But sudden fame led Ray to trouble with booze. "I found comfort in a gin and tonic," he says. "Or six or seven." Living in Italy for the past three years, the never-married Ray, 39, says he is now sober, earning money making public appearances. "They go absolutely crazy for me here," he says.
Debbie Allen
Allen wasn't an experienced mom during her stint as no-nonsense dance teacher Lydia Grant, but she felt like one. "It was like raising teens," says the actress-choreographer, 51, mother to Vivian, 17, and Norman, 14, and married to sports agent Norm Nixon. Post-Fame, she directed and produced and last January opened a dance academy in Culver City, Calif., not far from where the show was taped. Says Allen: "It's like being back on Fame."
Cynthia Gibb
Gibb got an icy reception when she joined Fame in 1983 as rich kid Holly Laird. "I kept calling her Olivia Newton Puke," says costar Valerie Landsburg. But Gibb—now 37 and living in L.A. with her husband, film producer Scott Kramer, and their 10-year-old daughter—soon won over both Landsburg and fans. "Fame was the best job anyone could have hoped for," says the TV actress, who is expecting her second child in March. "It was exhausting but exhilarating."
You take the good, you take the bad, you take both and there you have The Facts of Life—a sitcom about four Eastland girls growing up under the watchful eye of Mrs. Garrett. Most of the cast has reunited for a TV film airing Nov. 18 (Nancy MeKeon declined), but the mood won't be all nostalgia. Says Mindy Cohn: "I am in horror at the hairstyles!"
Charlotte Rae
"Everywhere I go, it's 'Oh, Mrs. Garrett! I grew up with you!' " says Rae, who played housemother Edna Garrett. Says her 14-year-old granddaughter Carly Strauss (with Rae): "She always smiles and signs autographs." Now 75, Rae, divorced since 1976, is still acting, mostly onstage near her homes in L.A. and New York City. But she admits no other project has had the lasting appeal of Facts. "Wherever I go, I feel this warmth from people," she says. "I don't think all sitcoms do that."
Mindy Cohn
Preparing for her Facts role at a Bel Air, Calif., school, Charlotte Rae came across seventh grader Cohn and suggested her for a role—the sweetly naive Natalie Green. "She had this laugh," Rae recalls. "She was a natural." The single Cohn, 35, who continues to act and has a production company in Venice, Calif., says making the show was "just a ball" and doesn't mind being recognized from its reruns. "If my car were to break down," she says, "I could knock on any door and they'd let me come in and use the phone because I was Natalie."
Nancy McKeon
After casting McKeon in Lifetime's cop series The Division last year, producer Deborah Joy LeVine encountered the cult of Jo Polniaczek. "I went into Starbucks right after Nancy had been in there, and the cashier was crying," she says. "She said, 'I'm sorry I can't take your order now, I just saw Jo!' "
But McKeon, now 35 and single, has distanced herself from her tomboy character. "I can't say that I'm overjoyed to see myself in puberty in Facts reruns for the rest of my life," she said in July. Says costar Lisa Whelchel: "She doesn't want to get typecast. Her talent is unappreciated."
Lisa Whelchel
Though she says she "couldn't see much eternal impact" of starring on Facts at the time, Whelchel, who played Eastland rich girl Blair Warner, does now. Currently on a cross-country tour to promote The Facts of Life and Other Lessons My Father Taught Me, a book of essays about her Christian faith, Whelchel, 38, says her Facts fame "gives me the opportunity to reach a wide audience." Married since 1988 to Steven Cauble, 51, a minister (with their three kids, Tucker, 11, Haven, 10, and Clancy, 8), Whelchel says she "can't go anywhere without being recognized as Blair," but has no immediate plans to act again. "If I didn't have kids, I would definitely go back—it's such a creative release," she says. "But it doesn't compare to being a mom."
Kim Fields
Cast at age 9 as roller-skating Tootie Ramsey, Fields has fond memories of growing up on Facts. Nancy McKeon taught her how to shave her legs; they all told her, well, the facts of life. But Fields, 32—who is divorced and lives in L.A.—still cringes when she sees herself as a teen on tape. "All that big hair and braces!" she says.
Fields, who went on to earn a B.A. from Pepperdine University and star on FOX's Living Single, now directs for TV. In the upcoming Facts reunion movie, her character is called Dorothy. Why? "What grown woman," Fields asks, "wants to be called Tootie?"
Buried between cartoons in an untraditional Saturday-morning time slot, the teen sitcom wasn't expected to garner huge ratings. But the gang from Bayside High—and their innocent antics—won a loyal audience. "The first time we beat Bugs Bunny, we felt really good," says Dennis Haskins, who played ever patient principal Mr. Belding on both the original show and the 1993-99 sequel Saved by the Bell: the New Class. (Dustin Diamond also continued, as Screech.) "And then we did a mall tour, and people chased the kids and ripped their clothes. That's when we knew we were a hit."
Mario Lopez
Playing heartthrob A.C. Slater for five years, Lopez, 28, should have learned something about male-female relationships. This fall he gets to show how much on NBC's The Other Half, a new daytime talk show that aims to be a male counterpoint to ABC's The View. He also recently produced a film starring girlfriend Ali Landry, 28-best known as the sexy Doritos girl. "I've always said I want to be the Bo Jackson of entertainment," he declares. "I want to do it all."
Dustin Diamond
After Bell's demise, the Internet buzzed with tales about Diamond's fate. "There were a bunch of rumors," says the actor, who played supernerd Screech Powers. "My favorites were that I was actually Mike D from the Beastie Boys and that I'd died." Alive and well and touring as a stand-up comic, Diamond, 24, also plays bass in his band Salty the Pocketknife, which recently recorded its first album. Now living in Orange County, Calif., with his girlfriend of three years, whom he'll only identify as Jennifer, Diamond says that despite being "pigeonholed" by his Bell role, "it has been a great springboard for many things." Among them: a film project he is undertaking with—who else?—Jaleel White, a.k.a. Family Matters geek Steve Urkel.
Mark-Paul Gosselaar
After six years as Bell's smart-alecky smooth talker Zach Morris, "I was struggling to get a job," Gosselaar, the son of Dutch émigrés, told People in 1998. He eventually won roles in The WB's short-lived 1998 series Hyperion Bay and a big-screen comedy of the same year, Dead Man on Campus. But his big breakthrough didn't come until this year, when he was offered a new beat, playing cop John Clark on NYPD Blue. Wed since 1996 to actress Lisa Ann Russell, 30, Gosselaar, 27, who lives just outside of Los Angeles, is relishing his new acting challenge. Now when he reports to the set, he says, "I get to carry a pistol."
Elizabeth Berkley
Bell's studious Jessie Spano would have been shocked—shocked!—by Berkley's gyrating G-strings in 1995's cinematic-turkey-turned-cult-fave Showgirls. When the movie was universally vilified, Berkley, 29, saw her career prospects plummet. Nasty reviews aside, however, she certainly earned plenty of exposure. "After Showgirls I was left with this name and fame," she told Newsday in 1999, "that millions of actresses work years for."
Since then Berkley (with boyfriend Greg Lauren, an actor and nephew of designer Ralph) returned to the big screen in films like The First Wives Club, Any Given Sunday and this summer's The Curse of the Jade Scorpion. The L.A.-based actress also went back to school, earning an English literature degree from UCLA. Post-Showgirls, she said, "I had to get past the hurt and get on with it."
Lark Voorhies
After Bell, Voorhies (clotheshorse Lisa Turtle) found her niche in soaps, first joining Days of Our Lives and later The Bold and the Beautiful. Offscreen life brought unexpected drama as well. After a brief 1993 engagement to actor Martin Lawrence, Voorhies, 27, wed L.A. sometime model Miguel Coleman, 27, in 1996. Today she runs her own film production company and continues to act, most recently in a film with rapper Method Man. "I thought she was a cute little girl on Saved by the Bell," says the film's producer Shauna Garr, "and when I met her she had the exact same quality, yet as a woman."
Dennis Haskins
As Bell's ultra-approachable principal, Haskins faced even the most outrageous student antics with a laugh. Fans won't let him forget it. "Just last week someone said to me, 'Let me hear your laugh, Mr. Belding!' " says Haskins, who remained on the show throughout its 10-year run. "That and the line, 'Hey, hey, hey, what's going on here?' "
Having recently grown a mustache to distance himself from his Bell role, Haskins, 50, hopes to land wider-ranging acting jobs, such as his guest-starring role last season as a psychiatrist on ABC's The Practice. Divorced since 1996, he lives in Los Angeles and sometimes visits schools to give motivational speeches. "I talk to the kids and the teachers and principals," he says, "and I say, 'Follow your dreams.' "
Tiffani-Amber Thiessen
An acting novice and former Miss Junior America, Thiessen was an easy pick for Kelly Kapowski, the wholesome-as-yogurt lass who beguiled all the Bell boys. "Tiffani was just that character," recalls casting director Robin Lippin. But after her five years on Bell, Thiessen got the chance to show her wilder side. In 1994 she joined the cast of Beverly Hills, 90210 as vampy Valerie Malone. This fall Thiessen, 27, will appear as a love interest of David Spade's on Just Shoot Me. Now living in the Hollywood Hills with her boyfriend, actor Richard Ruccolo, 29 (the pair met last year on ABC's now defunct Two Guys and a Girl), Thiessen has worked hard to shed her cutesy Bell rep. One possible step in that direction: Two years ago she dropped the "Amber" from her name.
The trials of Weemawee High's ninth-grade nothings touched the misfit in every fan. But Pegs creator Anne Beatts imagines the girls grew into swans as glam as Sarah Jessica Parker's Carrie on Sex and the City—"without maybe so many of the sexual escapades."
Jami Gertz
So perfect as Weemawee ubersnob Muffy Tepperman, Gertz, now 35, went on to similar roles in Sixteen Candles and on The Facts of Life. "She's a really wonderful comedian," says Pegs creator Anne Beatts. "We nicknamed her Rubber Face because she could contort her face in the most unusual ways." Roles in dramatic films like Less than Zero, The Lost Boys and Twister followed, but Gertz, married since 1987 to stock investor Tony Ressler, 40 (they have three children: Oliver, 9, Nicky, 6, and Theo, 2), is playing a more important part in life these days. "I'm focused on being a wife and mom now," says Gertz, who lives in L.A. and likes to work close to home. "My first question when I'm offered a part is, 'Where's it being shot?' "
Sarah Jessica Parker
Carrie Bradshaw, her stylish Sex and the City character, fits Parker, 36, as perfectly as her size 7 Jimmy Choos, so it's hard to imagine how she was ever cast as Geek Queen Patty Greene. "I said that she was too pretty," says creator Anne Beatts of Parker, then only 17. "But the casting person took a pair of cheap sunglasses, broke the lenses out and put them on Sarah and said, 'Okay, now look at her.' She still looked pretty, but she was just so good." After Pegs, Parker won attention both for her acting and her love life, dating a string of famous men from Robert Downey Jr. to John F. Kennedy Jr. before settling down with Matthew Broderick, 39, whom she married in 1997. And with two Golden Globes for Sex and the City and fashion icon status to her name, even the biggest pair of glasses wouldn't make Parker look square now. "She has blossomed," says friend of 12 years and Sex assistant director Bettiann Fishman. "She's a happy human being, and it shows."
Claudette Wells
It wasn't until after her Square Pegs stint that Wells, who played oh-so-cool LaDonna Fredericks, heard her true calling. Working as a voice-over actress, Wells, 41, most recently offered her talents to some fairies and goblins in Shrek and a robot in A.I. "She's one of the top artists in Los Angeles," says Mitch Carter, who runs a leading voice-over company. "She's always my first call." Divorced and living in L.A., Wells is still best friends with costar Tracy Nelson and remembers their time as TV pals with pride. "When I got that show, it was a big confirmation for me of my talent," says Wells, now writing a one-woman comedy show. "It changed my life and gave me tremendous confidence."
Amy Linker
Wearing a cumbersome—and unflattering—fat suit for her role as Lauren Hutchinson didn't bother actress Linker a bit. But a couple of years after her Pegs stint, "a casting director told me to lose weight, and it really disturbed me," says Linker, now 35, That encounter, combined with four years of French studies at Wellesley College, sapped Linker's interest in acting, although, she says, "I do feel grateful for the whole experience." Now, after working in marketing, Linker has returned to the classroom, this time as a second-grade teacher. "Finally," she says, "I've found a career I'm excited about."
Tracy Nelson
After playing, like, Jennifer DeNuccio in Pegs, Nelson, 37, recovered from a 1987 diagnosis of Hodgkin's disease and maintained steady appearances on the small screen (Father Dowling Mysteries, Melrose Place) for years. Now she's concentrating on her role as a parent. Raising 2-month-old son Elijah with director beau Chris Clark (and daughter Remi, 9, with ex-husband Billy Moses), "I've been living off the money I made from TV," says the L.A.-based Nelson. "You can't do both brilliantly well, act and be a mom, so I downsized."
Featuring four cool cops undercover as high school students, 21 Jump Street was the first series to deal with serious teen issues, says star Holly Robinson Peete. "Recently I heard someone say Beverly Hills, 90210 was, and I said, 'Oh no, girlfriend! Jason Priestley guest-starred on our show.'"
Johnny Depp
As rebel-with-a-cause Tom Hanson, Depp "made a big effort to not be a teen idol," says costar Nguyen. He's still fighting that image. Now 38 and living in France with actress Vanessa Paradis, 28, and their daughter Lily-Rose, 2, Depp usually opts for films (Chocolat, Blow) as un-Hollywood as his life. "The great thing that France has given me is the opportunity to have a normal, simple life," he said recently.
Holly Robinson
Since playing Judy Hoffs, Robinson, 37, has gotten used to being in the public eye, starring in the sitcom Hangin' with Mr. Cooper and marrying NFL quarterback Rodney Peete, 35, in 1995. But the actress, now Robinson Peete (with twins Ryan and Rodney, 4), still marvels at Jump Street's rabid fan base. "This was FOX in the first year," she says. "Not everybody got it. It was Channel 99 with a coat hanger."
Dustin Nguyen
Playing Harry Truman Ioki made Nguyen one of TV's first Asian-American heartthrobs. No wonder that L.A.-based Nguyen, 39, who is engaged to Angela Rockwood, 25, is still known for that role despite a decade of other TV and film work. When he joined USA's V.I.P in 1998, even star Pamela Anderson was impressed. "She kept telling me how nervous she was to be around me," he says. "I thought that was hilarious."
Peter DeLuise
Here's a Hollywood paradox: "During Jump Street I'm signing all these autographs at Kmart," says DeLuise, 34, who played wisecracking Doug Penhall. "Then I'm losing jobs because I'm not a big enough name anymore." So DeLuise (home in Vancouver with his fiancée, actress Anne Marie Loder, 32, and dog Maggie) moved behind the camera as a TV director, working on Showtime's Stargate SG-1. The son of actor Dom DeLuise still enjoys poking fun at his Jump Street years, as when he directed an episode of Nguyen's series V.I.P. in 1999 and gave himself a cameo. Brushing up against his ex-costar, he feigned a double take.
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Francis Fontaine (1845-1901)
Francis Fontaine, an aristocrat possessed of a cultivated mind and brilliant conversational abilities, was a Renaissance man of nineteenth-century Georgia. A fearless Confederate soldier, a newspaper editor, Georgia's representative to the Paris Exposition, a delegate to the state constitutional convention of 1877, and a force in Atlanta real estate and lending concerns, he is best remembered for his literary endeavors.
Born May 7, 1845, in Columbus to John Fontaine, first mayor of that city and one of Georgia's leading entrepreneurs, and his wife, Mary Ann Stewart, Francis Fontaine was a student at the Georgia Military Institute in Marietta when the Civil War (1861-65) began. Though only a boy, he enlisted in the Confederate army and served throughout the war as a private and aide-de-camp, even after suffering serious hearing loss in the field. He distinguished himself in a number of battles, most notably at the Battle of Peachtree Creek. There he took the flag from the wounded standard bearer and spurred his horse in advance of his comrades toward the enemy line, rallying the dazed, retreating Confederate force as his horse was shot from under him. After the defeat of the Confederacy at Appomattox, Virginia, Fontaine returned home to Columbus and managed his father's vast planting interests.
In 1874 he and an associate founded the Columbus Times. And although Fontaine had no previous political experience, in 1877 he was elected to represent his district at the convention to draw a new state constitution.
His next publication, The State of Georgia: What It Offers to Immigrants, Capitalists, Producers and Manufacturers, and Those Desiring to Better Their Condition (1881) grew out of his position as immigration emissary to Europe. Six years later he published his best-known work, Etowah: A Romance of the Confederacy, privately printed in Atlanta. Set in the South during wartime and Reconstruction, the novel is anything but a romance. Exhibiting definite Confederate sympathies but presenting a humane vision embracing sectional reconciliation, expressing the hope of the American dream, and arguing for any number of worthy causes (from opposition to convict labor to the medical treatment of alcoholism), Etowah is curiously lifeless, closer to a series of essays than a novel. It was, however, widely and favorably reviewed, especially in the North. Fontaine published one more novel, which appeared in 1891 as Amanda, the Octoroon: A Novel (published in Atlanta by J. P. Harrison) and in 1892 as The Modern Pariah: A Story of the South (privately printed in Atlanta). In many ways more interesting and more novelistic than Etowah, it too has its share of essay-like passages, and its moral focus is ambiguous, seeming to be both an attack on racial prejudice and an endorsement of it.
Fontaine was twice married, first in 1870 to Mary Flournoy of Columbus, by whom he had two children (Francis Maury, a graduate of the University of Georgia, who died young, and Mary Flournoy). His second marriage, in 1885, to Nathalie Hamilton of Athens produced no offspring. Fontaine died on May 3, 1901, at his home in Atlanta. He is buried in the Fontaine plot in Columbus.
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WE'VE HEARD several times this offseason how and why Chip Kelly thinks the Eagles' defense will improve in 2014. Yesterday, we finally heard from the guy who runs it.
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EAST GRAND RAPIDS -- For the first time in nearly six weeks, temperatures poked above 50 degrees Saturday afternoon.
The sunny skies brought out a record, if not soggy, turnout for the 15th annual Reeds Lake Ice Fly, a kite flying festival held on the frozen lake.
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July 17, 2008, 09:34 PM
S&W mod 36 --38sp cal. i was told you can only use 38 S&W ammo. in gun
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July 17, 2008, 09:44 PM
I've shot +p in mine, maybe 200 rounds total. My gunsmith said it wasn't a problem to shoot the every so often for two reasons.
1. Most +p .38 ammo isn't actually +p.
2. The 2 inch barrel isn't long enough for the burning powder to build up the pressure needed to cause damage.
I wouldn't go shooting a box of +P a week through it, but it can handle it in moderation few times.
July 17, 2008, 10:00 PM
This S&W mod.36 was given to me it,s and old gun nickel plated in A1 shape what it be worth
July 17, 2008, 10:05 PM
Do know what year it was made?
July 17, 2008, 10:09 PM
If it says .38 special caliber on the barrel,then any brand of .38 special ammo is usable.
there was an older original version of .38's known as "38 S&W ",but I doubt any 36's were chambered for that older round.
July 17, 2008, 10:10 PM
No i do'nt
July 17, 2008, 10:10 PM
Unless the gun has been re-chambered, you should not shoot 38 S&W in a 38 Special. Bullet diameter is .361 on the S&W, .358 on the Special. Case diameter is .3855 on the S&W, and .379 on the Special.
I have a Ruger Blackhawk chambered in .357 Mag. The friend that I bought it from took the 9MM cylinder and re-cut the chambers to 38 S&W. He also replaced the grip frame with stainless steel, re-contoured the grip frame and made a set of grip panels for it. It is an absolute cupcake to shoot and is lots of fun to boot.
Out of curiosity, I just tried to load a 38 S&W round into my Model 10 Smith .38 Spcl. It went in almost all the way, but not quite. The cylinder did close, but I had to push the round pretty good to get it in far enough. Fairly snug getting it out with the ejector too. There is no way that I would have been able to eject six rounds at the same time. Probably wouldn't be able to eject one spent case with the ejector either.
July 17, 2008, 10:11 PM
Is the gun marked .38sp or 38S&W?
July 17, 2008, 10:15 PM
The barrel has38 S&W. special ctg.
July 17, 2008, 10:21 PM
Then it is chambered to shoot 38 Special.
The Blue Book has three listings for the Model 36. All of them are chambered for 38 Special.
July 18, 2008, 01:33 AM
The .38 S&W and .38 S&W Special are two totally different rounds and NOT interchangeable.
Like said above, any .38 Special ammo will be safe to shoot in your M36. My M36 is of 1975 vintage and will safely fire any .38 Special round on the market today.
July 18, 2008, 02:27 AM
what it be worth
I'll give you a hundred bucks for it.
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July 18, 2008, 07:00 AM
38 S&W and 38 S&W Special are 2 different cartridges, the older 38 S&W case is larger in diameter than the 38 S&W Special.
38 S&W= 0.38555" dia.
38 S&W Special= 0.3790"
The length of the Special keeps it from being fired in the older design top break actions chambered for the 38 S&W.
You may find some 38 specials that will chamber the 38S&W round but this is due to manufacturing errors or extreme wear and not the norm.
Your comment on only using "only S&W 38 ammo" maybe is brand oriented and not caliber specific?
I haven't seen any of the Blue boxed S&W ammo in a long time.
I could not see any danger or problems in a good condition Mdl 36 digesting any brand ammo as long it is of good quality, I doubt the gun would even "burp"!
July 18, 2008, 01:54 PM
Yep, you're not going to be able to fit a .38 S&W cartridge into a gun chambered for .38 S&W Special (.38 Special). They're too big.
July 18, 2008, 05:50 PM
I think what he meant in the OP was .38 spcl. vs. .38 spcl +p? Presuming that's the question, I'll take a stab at that.
The factory CS department frequently "rolls forward" their date at which you can use +p ammo. It use to be "on model stamped guns" (e.g., 1957 forward, which yours would be if it is a Model 36). Recently I have heard "non-pinned guns (implying 1981 and forward). Frankly, with the difference between .38spl and +p at 3,000 psi, I would not hesitate to practice ones in a while with +p and carry it in it. But there are decent .38 spcl rounds, too, so it's not a big deal. I do this in my Victory and pre-model 10 M&P's. SaxonPig has done a +p torture test on, I think, a transition M&P with narry a hick-up.
July 19, 2008, 09:29 AM
I think the S&W steel framed revolvers like the Model 36 are safe for +P ammo. I'd be cautious with an old alloy frame like a Model 12 or Modle 37, though.
My old 36 has gone through a lot of +P with no indigestion.
July 19, 2008, 06:27 PM
I shot it today both 38S&W and 38sp. worked fine. Very nice shooter love it .Thanks guy,s for all help
July 19, 2008, 06:38 PM
I bet forcing those .38 S&W's in the .38 Special chambers was quite a chore!
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Unless the gun has been re-chambered, you should not shoot 38 S&W in a 38 Special. Bullet diameter is .361 on the S&W, .358 on the Special. Case diameter is .3855 on the S&W, and .379 on the Special.
What part of this did you not understand?
July 19, 2008, 09:51 PM
case on s&w 38 WAS 0.3795 CASE ON 38SP WAS0.375 WORKED FINE DROPPED RIGHT IN
July 19, 2008, 10:12 PM
More power to you man. I wouldn't do it, but maybe thats just me. Keep in mind that if you shoot a lot of S&W, that you can create a ring in the cylinders making it difficult to chamber 38 Spcl. Similar to shooting lots of 38 Spcl in a 357. If the bullets are chambering and ejecting fine, you shouldn't hurt the gun since the S&W round is less potent than the 38 Spcl. Maybe the cylinder has been re-chambered.
July 19, 2008, 10:16 PM
case on s&w 38 WAS 0.3795 CASE ON 38SP WAS0.375 WORKED FINE DROPPED RIGHT IN
Not to question you, but are you sure that you were actually shooting 38 S&W ammunition. Cases should have been about 0.006" larger in diameter. How did the two cartridges compare in length?
July 19, 2008, 10:23 PM
Screwed up back in the 70's when I first started reloading. Did'nt have much money, no .357 Mag cases and was loading mags in .38 spl cases. At the time I thought I was trying hot .38's (10 grs /2400/168gr Keith cast bullet) in my flat latch Mod 36. Instead it was a .357 magum load of Herco(that is over todays magnum load of Herco) behind the same Keith bullet. Fired all 5 and then realised what I had done. The 36 came thru it all just fine and I have put at least another 1000 rds of standard .38's thru it since. Yes it has some end shake but no worse than some of the new stuff Smith has put out since. I don't worry much about the +P 158 gr LSWCHP's that I carry in the gun.
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Texas Tech didn't play their best game of the season by any means on Saturday, but the Red Raiders did enough and made enough plays to find a way to win. That may be the biggest observation that can be brought to the table after the 56-53 win over TCU. It's not glamorous, by any means, but they did it and clinched a bowl berth in the process.
Who's out: Most of us know Tech went to Fort Worth without the services of Bradley Marquez, Javon Bell, Jace Amaro and Cornelius Douglas. Tre Porter went out for a period of time with a leg injury, but returned. Doege took a shot to his jaw in the second overtime, but they bandaged it up and he went back out there to throw the game winner to Alex Torres.
Who's in: Bruce Jones started for Douglas and didn't have as good of game as he did the week before. Austin Zouzalik started for Amaro and Torres started at receiver as well. Carpenter started at LG for the third straight week. Branden Jackson started at defensive end.
Game Ball – Offense: Alex Torres and Austin Zouzalik. Seth Doege is again a candidate for Big 12 offensive player of the week with his performance. (My official prediction is that he'll split it with Colin Klein.) That's not possible without the performance of Alex Torres. In addition to the winning TD catch, he made some key catches that moved the chains for the Red Raiders including a 13 yard catch in the 4th quarter that was overturned by a review. Torres and Austin Zouzalik were two receivers that hadn't gotten a lot of press or playing time up to the TCU game, but with the injuries on the receiving corps, they answered the call and turned in a great performance.
Game Ball – Defense: D.J. Johnson. His interception set up the first score, which in retrospect, kept the Red Raiders in the game until the offense got going in the second qtr. He also tipped the pass that Cody Davis intercepted. Johnson was physical with the TCU receivers and had 8 tackles.
Running game: Until Kenny Williams' 47 yard TD run in the 4th quarter, the running game was very ineffective. After 3 quarters, Tech had 11 yards rushing. A lot of that was because of the gameplan of the TCU defensive line. (And that was without Stansly Moponga) You're going to have to live with Clark and Carpenter/Morales inside, so they are going to have to be challenged to perform better in the run game. The Wildcat did what it needed to do, which is help move the chains for the offense in short yardage. We can debate all afternoon long about the call to run the Wildcat on 3rd and 7 with under two minutes to play in regulation. I don't have a problem with that as much as I do with playing the prevent defense which allowed TCU to get in position for the game tying field goal that sent the game to overtime. Let me also remind folks that the wildcat is what setup the touchdown from Doege to Jakeem Grant in the second overtime.
Passing game: Up and down, but great when it needed to be. After 3 quarters, Tech had 6 three and outs, which equaled to about half of their possessions. Most of that was caused by the pressure TCU was getting on Doege. Because the running game wasn't helping your passing game, you had to find a way to keep throwing and guys like Torres, Ward and Moore made enough plays. In OT, the passing game and Doege's resiliency is what won the game for them.
Run defense: For the first time this season, the Texas Tech run defense gave up multiple big plays between the tackles. There are a couple of concerns here. First, TCU is pretty depleted at running back, and from what I saw, it was mostly their o-line being physical and creating holes for Tucker and Catalon. IMO, this is more on the linebackers than the defensive line because when the line was able to shed those blocks, they made plays at or near the line of scrimmage. As far as the linebackers go, Will Smith is doing his part. I thought he might have played his best game yet. Blake Dees had some nice plays, but was also caught on his heels a little bit. I don't know what's happened to Terrance Bullitt. Credited with only 2 assists on the tackle chart, it looked like he got turned around quite a bit, and he hardly looks like the intense, physical player we saw last year. I don't know if you can afford to have Smith move over and have Dees play as consistently as you need to, but if I am the coaching staff, I might consider it.
The other main concern on the run defense is that it wasn't a secret that TCU would try to do a lot of zone read with Trevone Boykin, which was probably the most effective package of plays for TCU. K-State is more talented and runs that part of their offense better than TCU, so maybe it's a blessing in disguise that they saw it a week ahead of time, But if improvements aren't made this week, K-State is going to have a field day.
Pass defense: The secondary didn't let Boykin beat them with his arm and picked him twice early, but the frogs kept trying to throw. Cody Davis made as many plays as anyone on the field in addition to his interception. Kerry Hyder and company kept the pressure coming, even when they didn't get there. The 3 and out for TCU after Tech took the lead 29-26 was the momentum that this team needed, but they also gave up the big pass play that let TCU get back into the game at 36-33. Again, kind of a resounding theme, it wasn't pretty at times, but they made enough plays to win.
Special Teams: Ryan Erxleben earned his money, averaging over 47 yards per punt. There were a couple of punts that TCU got close to, and there might have been a low snap or two, but he did his job when the offense didn't do theirs. The onside kick was a good place to steal a possession from TCU and gave you momentum to take a 21-17 lead. Jordan Davis replaced Marquez on kick returns. No field goal attempts. A solid ST effort.
Again, not to be too repetitive, but on a day when things didn't always go to plan, this team found a way to win. That says a lot about their resiliency and as critical as some of us can be sometimes, it was good to see Texas Tech pull together for a win and clinch a bowl berth in the middle of October. I think what scares some folks is that knowing had Tech played the way they played last week against West Virginia, the score would have been similar to the West Virginia score. Tech fans also know if this team plays this inconsistently against K-State, the Wildcats will probably roll against the Red Raiders.


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