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Idaho State Police confirmed the driver was 28-year-old Beau Nicholai of Plummer, Idaho. The accident was called in by a passer-by who spotted the wrecked 2001 Chevy Tahoe. ISP arrived on the scene around 6:30 Friday morning to investigate.
"The vehicle was traveling south-bound on US-95, negotiating a curve," said State Trooper Andy Hodl. "He left the right shoulder of the roadway and went over the guard rail, down the embankment, rolled down the embankment."
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Patriotic celebrations will pop around the Texas Panhandle on Friday as America celebrates Independence Day.
In Amarillo, AGN Media will host its 60th annual fireworks display at the close of a festival at John S. Stiff Memorial Park, Southwest 45th Avenue and South Bell Street.
The event begins at 6 p.m. and includes food vendors, children's activities and entertainment by Zac Wilkerson at 6 p.m. and Vic Fontana & The Automatics at 8 p.m. The fireworks show, choreographed to pre-recorded music, begins at 9:45 p.m.
"We enjoy putting on the July 4 celebration each year and are proud that it has become one of the largest, family-friendly events in the Texas Panhandle," said Les Simpson, AGN Media publisher. "At 60 years, it's one of the longest standing traditions in Amarillo. It's a day of great music and celebration and a time to be thankful for the heritage of our country."
Admission is free; parking is available for $3 on the north side of the park.
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In Canyon, festivities begin with the 10 a.m. parade down Fourth Avenue and into Canyon's historic downtown square, which hosts Fair on the Square from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
A patriotic concert begins at 1:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church, 1717 Fourth Ave. Kickin' It Up at Kimbrough begins at 5 p.m., featuring food, a concert featuring Amarillo band Strangetowne, Noah Jenda and national touring act Restless Heart and fireworks at dark.
Tickets are $5 for the Kimbrough Stadium event.
For information, call 806-655-7815 or visit www.canyonchamber.org.
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o Borger: The Youth Advisory Council's Boomtown with a Bang will celebrate the holiday beginning with a parade at 5:30 p.m. at the intersection of 10th and Main streets, followed by a war memorial service. Food service begins at 7 p.m. at Huber Park, Cedar and Franklin streets, where live music will be provided by The Shane Rogers Band. A laser show begins at 10 p.m. Activities are free. Call 806-206-9367.
o Canadian: Fourth of July Celebration and Rodeo activities include Texas Cowboys Rodeo Association performances, music by The Buster Bledsoe Band, Casey Donahew and The Tejas Brothers, art shows, parade, turtle race, duck race, fireworks and more. 806-323-6234 or www.canadiantx.com.
o Clarendon: Saint's Roost July 4 Celebration activities include rodeo, barbecue, parade and more. www.clarendonedc.org.
o Dalhart: A community fireworks show will begin after dark at Lake Rita Blanca Park on Farm-to-Market Road 281. Call 806-244-5646.
o Dumas: The 4th of July Celebration and World Championship Mud Volleyball Tournament is in McDade Park, 16th Street and Maddox Avenue in Dumas. 806-935-2123 or www.dumaschamber.com.
o Freedom Fest: Noon to 4 p.m. Memorial Park, 24th Avenue and Washington Street. Features Rewire, Avelyn, 180 and Surreal. 806-382-8909.
o Pampa: The city's annual fireworks show will be at dusk at Recreation Park, Texas Highway 60 east of Pampa. Call 806-669-5750.
o Plainview: A parade kicks off at noon at Santa Fe depot, 11th and Broadway streets, followed by the Freedom Car Show through 6 p.m. Celebrations continue Saturday with Color Fun Freedom Run at 9 a.m. at Broadway Park, 100 S. Broadway St. Call 806-296-7432.
o Shamrock: A fireworks show begins around dark Friday at the rodeo grounds west of town on Interstate 40. On Saturday, a community party runs from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Shamrock Community Center, 911 S. Main St., featuring free hot dogs, chips and water; a giant inflatable slide and house; and craft and flea market booths. Admission is free. Call 806-256-2501.
o "Texas": An extended fireworks and dancing water finale will wrap up performances of the show through Sunday in Pioneer Amphitheatre at Polo Duro Canyon State Park. Call 806-655-2181 or visit www.texas-show.com.
o Wheeler: Activities begin at 6:30 a.m. with the Fun Run Breakfast at Red Bird Cafe, 508 S. Main St., followed by a fun run and a Red, White & Blue color run taking off from the courthouse square at 7:35 a.m. A parade begins at 9 a.m. at Wheeler High School, 1 Mustang Drive, running down Main Street to Wheeler City Park, Seventh and Grove streets. A festival begins at 10 a.m. at the park, with fireworks at dusk and a dance featuring JW Lane & County Road X. Among the special guests for this year's celebration are members of the 1979 state football championship team and X Game medalist Colten Moore, whose late brother, Caleb, lived in Wheeler. Call 806-367-0084.


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And so it goes for Mayor John Street in his quest for an Apple iPhone, which he said he plans to buy with his own money.
Street said he will return around 5 p.m. depending upon on how long his business obligations at city hall take.
After sitting and standing in line since 3:30 a.m., waiting for the device to go on sale at 6 p.m. today at an AT&T store, he responded to critics who lambasted him for wasting city time.


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the best kind of music that us fishal can here
YOu man you got phish
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a band that produces music that causes no anger like bullshit rap and stupid radio rock.
boy man that phish sure makes good music
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A word that transvestites or gay men use for women. Sometimes they also use "Tuna" "Sushi" "Coy" or any other specie of fish.
"Hey Phish, What ya doing today?"
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A derogatory term for a dull, meandering jam session or guitar solo.
Pearl Jam were rad last night but they started to phish a bit during their encore and i wasn't stoned enough to enjoy it.
by scarletcityfever April 16, 2010
Plain and simple, Phish sucks. Just a bunch of drugged out hippies that write a bunch of metaphorical, lame ass lyrics that nobody can relate to unless your brother is the Wolfman or if you gotta jibboo. WTF? Of course the "music" sounds good to their fans, but not if they are not on acid!
Listening to you take a shit sounds so much better than listening to Phish.
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'Now 30' enters Billboard 200 at No. 1, 'Twilight' stuns at No. 3
March Madness takes over the Billboard 200 as a dozen CDs released the last week of the month storm onto the top tenth of the chart.
According to Billboard , this week marks the first time 12 titles have debuted in the Top 20.
I don't know how this happens in an iTunes world, but "Now 30," the latest (possibly, even the 30th...) in the series of multi-label, top pop song compilations, comes in at No. 1, moving 146,000 copies. Given that probably all the songs on "Now 30' are available for download, the series clearly appeals to folks who want to keep up with the hits, but still aren't download savvy and/or don't want to have to cherry pick for themselves. "Now" doesn't sell like it used to, but what does? Plus, "Now" has taken on the status conferred on Readers Digest Condensed Books, when I was little. They're cheesy, they're not for deep music fans, but there are collectors out there who want the whole series. Keeping with the "12" theme, "Now 30" is the twelveth in the "Now" range to hit No. 1.
Rounding out the rest of the Top 5 are "Hannah Montana: The Movie Soundtrack," which sells 139,000 (we'll see how the movie does, but I'm wondering if we're starting to see the Sell-By date approaching on both Montana's Miley Cyrus and the Jonas Bros. phenomenon?); the "Twilight" soundtrack is No. 3; Keri Hilson's debut, "In a Perfect World," enters at No. 4 and last week's No. 1, Kelly Clarkson's "All I Ever Wanted," drops to No. 5.
Other noteworthy debuts include rockers Papa Roach at "Metamorphosis" at No. 8, rapper Jim Jones at No. 9 with the cleverly-titled "Pray IV Reign," country diva Martina McBride at No. 10 with "Shine" and metal monsters Mastadon at No. 11 with "Crack the Skye." That's quite a diverse foursome, isn't it? Can you imagine the four acts making polite cocktail chat? I'm going to imagine that all day.
By the way, according to Billboard's rules, catalog titles aren't eligible to come back on the chart. Therefore, Pearl Jam's reissue/enhanced version of its classic "Ten" is relegated to Top Pop Catalog Albums, where it comes in at No. 1.
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When Albert Memmi was born at the edge of the Jewish ghetto of Tunis in December 1920, Tunisia had been a French protectorate since 1881. As a member of an indigenous group, Memmi was considered a colonial subject; as a Jew, however, opportunities for French education through the Alliance Israélite Universelle (a colonial school system run by Jewish-French interests) and the possibility of French citizenship set him apart from his Muslim compatriots. Memmi was awarded a scholarship to the Alliance grade school and, later, to the prestigious Lycée Carnot in Tunis (1932-1939). At Carnot, Memmi was greatly influenced by his teachers Jean Amrouche and Aimé Patri, and decided to dedicate his life to the study of philosophy and …
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Having friends and family around her has always been a priority for Betty Scott, West Union. And, recovering from a surgery at Palmer Lutheran Health Center has made that possible. Involved in numerous community committees, friend outings, and the lives of her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, Betty enjoys a busy home and life.
"When I had my first few surgeries in Decorah, it was fine," Betty recalls. "But, to have Bob [Betty's husband], friends and family visit me was hard as it is a little bit of drive back and forth every day."
In the past few years, Betty has undergone knee and hip surgeries and recovered out of town. After the surgeries, Betty did enlist the help of Palmer Home Health to help with recovery at home. Palmer nurses would come to Betty's home to check vitals; aides would come to assist with personal cares; and physical therapy would work on exercises and walking. In fact, it was on Betty's last day with Palmer Home Health services that a sudden pain overwhelmed her. After examination, it was determined Betty had a broken femur and another surgery was required. This time, however, Betty wanted to be closer to friends and family and decided to recover at Palmer Lutheran Health Center with skilled care.
"It was SO NICE being here," Betty smiles. "Being from West Union, there isn't a nurse or another staff member I didn't know! My family and friends were able to visit daily and I was even able to get communion regularly from my own priest."
Recovering with physical therapy and occupational therapy doing exercises and walking, Betty enjoyed getting up and leaving her room.
"I would leave my room and it was like a hotel," she laughs. "I would get back and my bed would always be remade and my room tidied up! I did have one complaint though….no mint on my pillow when I returned!"
Praising the nurses for responding to call lights right away; environmental services for keeping such a clean hospital; and the entire staff for making her feel right at home with their friendly attitude, Betty could not say enough about one department in particular…Dietary!
"The food is excellent!! I couldn't believe the food they served here…so good and you know it is homemade. Most importantly, it was always HOT when it was delivered to my room. The selection was incredible and I had so many choices. The entrée of the day was one of my favorite things- it was a surprise and you never knew what would be offered that day, but it was always yummy."
While the food, staff and environment was excellent, Betty still had one thing that was better…her husband.
"Bob is my angel. Whether at home or at the hospital, he takes such good care of me. I don't know how I would have made it through all of this without him. "
And, while the 'entrée of the day' may have been a surprise for Betty, there is one thing that isn't… "If our family needs skilled care again, we know where we will go, Palmer Lutheran."
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Jenna Fischer
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Regina Marie "Jenna" Fischer is an American actress and director. She is most widely known for her Emmy-nominated portrayal of Pam Halpert (née Beesly) on the NBC situation comedy and mockumentary The Office, and has also appeared in several films, including… Read More
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In 2006, she co-starred in her then-husband's film, Slither, and in 2007, she filmed supporting roles in The Brothers Solomon, with Will Arnett and Will Forte, Blades of Glory, with Will Ferrell, John Heder, and Amy Poehler, and Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story, alongside John C. Reilly, with whom she co-starred again in 2008's The Promotion, also starring Seann William Scott. … Read More
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East Aurora High School senior and clarinetist Myra Engle will play Brahms, Mozart and Debussy in a free concert 3 p.m. Sunday, January 12 with her teacher John Fullam, principal clarinetist with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra.
Her older sister Elisabeth Engle, a mezzo soprano, will sing a selection of three German songs by Louis Spohr. Friend John Mitton will play the piano. Donations will benefit her April concert tour in Italy with the Greater Buffalo Youth Orchestra.
"I definitely aspire to perform with the clarinet someday, somehow," said Engle, 17, explaining her career ambitions. "Going on this trip is huge, especially touring with an orchestra.... I just think it's great and such a good experience to have and carry with me."
She loves the diversity of the instrument she has studied since fourth grade. It's featured in classical music and jazz.
"It can play so many different pieces," she said. "It just has a great blend and covers all aspects of music and I love that about it."
Also this week:
• The Aurora Town Board will hold its organizational meeting at 7 p.m. Monday at the Southside Municipal Building, 300 Gleed Avenue.
• The East Aurora Village Board meets at 7 p.m. Monday at Village Hall, 571 Main Street.
• The deadline to register for a 4-hour erosion and sediment control workshop on Jan. 15, is Wednesday. Visit ecswcd.org or call 652-8480, ext. 5.
It is the first of two – the other is Feb. 19 – put on by the Erie County Soil and Water Conservation District for construction site contractors and developers so they meet training requirements of the state Stormwater Construction General Permit 01-10-001.
• The East Aurora Village Board meets at 7 p.m. Monday at Village Hall, 571 Main Street.
• Recycle old electronics, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 11 at Nativity Lutheran Church, 970 East Main St. The event is coordinated by Sen. Patrick Gallivan, R-Elma, Sunnking Electronics Recycling, Time Warner Cable and East Aurora Rotary. Bring computers, printers, scanners, copiers, fax machines, TVs, cell phones, lab equipment, monitors, MP3 players, tablets, ink and toner cartridges. For a complete list, visit sunnking.com/acceptable-materials. Last year's East Aurora electronic recycled and collected more than 130,000 pounds of e-waste.


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Do you realize it is cyclical? That the reason it gets lower in price and rises in the winter is related to summer weather losses most of all? Do you realize that low interest rates are tough on insurance companys?Do you know Allstate fell to the $22's last year due to record losses?Do you know Allstate fell to the $13's in $2009?Do you believe (ALL) could be $30.00 Tuesday or it could be $26.00 Wednesday?Do you realize it is possible (ALL) will never see $27.00 again, if not this year then by next year? Maybe not $28.00But maybe it will never see $40.00 ever again?Do you know the C.E.O. designs insurance concepts on the back of pizza boxes?If so, You're ready to go. If not, ?????????????? G/L
SNAPY with todays action I think that says it all..We are going up, see you in the $30's next week.
GX you already put me on ignore... Please go back to it.You know nothing about ALL Clearly!You are now in IGNORE for being CLUELESS
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Welcome to the 2 p.m. chat. I'm your host, Eamonn Brennan, and today we'll be discussing the merits of multilaterism in U.S. foreign policy and taking a didactic look at Bartleby the Scrivener's relevance in modern society.
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Just kidding. We're talking about college basketball. Bring it, kids.
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If Dwill comes back, is AZ a serious title contender next year?
Eamonn Brennan (2:05 PM)
Just about. They'd return most of this year's team with arguably the nation's best player and a top 10 recruiting class filling things in around the edges. I'd like Arizona to get better defensively before we start talking title ... but if Williams is back, they're awfully scary.
Dave (PA)
Eamonn, as an Arizona fan, the longer Williams puts off this decision the more optimistic I'm becoming about him possibly returning. I mean, if he was definitely going to declare he would have done it by now right? I really think there's a chance he comes back.
Eamonn Brennan (2:07 PM)
That's some classic fandom-based wishful thinking there, Dave. It doesn't mean you're wrong. It also doesn't mean you're right. I wouldn't read too much into Williams's delay here -- he's taking his time, as is his right, but I don't think that necessarily means he's leaning one way or the other. He just isn't rushing into anything.
Kevin Shaw (NYC CT)
WHo is your POY for the WHOLE year (nonconf, conf,postseason). I think its Kemba Walekr hands down his resume is untouchable this year. why or why not?
Eamonn Brennan (2:08 PM)
I wrote about this yesterday: Ken Pomeroy built an efficiency-based individual performance award this season, and yesterday he awarded it to Jared Sullinger for his entire body of work throughout the season. Kemba finished second. Jimmer finished third. I don't have a problem with any of them winning for any number of reasons, but obviously Kemba's team had the best postseason, so depending on how much that factors into your POY opinion, you could make a strong argument that he deserves the award.
John (DC)
How long until Butler lands a top-tier recruit? We just missed out on Zeller.
Eamonn Brennan (2:11 PM)
Dana and I discussed this on the podcast yesterday. It's an interesting dynamic. Landing top-tier recruits usually means dunking yourself in the AAU-runner-agent muck, and I'm not sure Brad Stevens wants any part of that. It also means going after guys that typically put facilities higher than tradition on their list of desires, and the Bulldogs offer much less of the former than they do the latter. But Butler has made strides recently -- Khyle Marshall was a fringe top-100 guy, and Stevens landed him after last year's run. So, you know, we'll see.
Kyle (Champaign, IL)
Hey Eamonn,What do you think of Jereme Richmond's decision to go to the NBA and without him, where do you think the Illini finish in the Big Ten next year? Thanks
Eamonn Brennan (2:16 PM)
I think it's maybe a little bit questionable, and it was no surprise to hear my Illinois alum buddies freaking out over why Bruce Weber couldn't manage to keep Richmond on campus long enough for him to be an impact player. But I think every decision is different, and I think Richmond had his share of off-court issues that made this decision a little bit easier (and easier to live with) than it otherwise would have been. Strangely enough, I still think Illinois as a top-half Big Ten team -- I wouldn't be surprised if Brandon Paul and D.J. Richardson end up being a very good backcourt duo, and Meyers Leonard is the kind of big Illinois hasn't had in four years (i.e., a banger whose scoring doesn't rely on jumpers and hook shots). I'm intrigued by the Illinois. But I would have been much more intrigued if Richmond was in the lineup, sure.
Eamonn Brennan (2:16 PM)
(Sorry for the delay there, guys. My wireless router decided to momentarily freak out. Might have to head out Californee way, find me some Internet.)
Kevin smith (charlotte)
Hey Eamonn do you think that Harrison Barnes is going to be back at school next year? thanks
Eamonn Brennan (2:18 PM)
I do not know, but the rumor mill seems to think he's leaning toward coming back and playing for a national championship. I can only imagine the angst in Carolina right now.
Matt (Hartford,CT)
All these articles coming out about Uconn having cheated 3 years ago are overshadowing what the team accomplished being the first team ever to win a NC when not being ranked in the preseason.
Eamonn Brennan (2:18 PM)
That's probably true ... but then again, don't break NCAA rules and you don't have that problem.
CHARLES (Pigeon Forge, TN)
what are your thoughts on mephis for next year? With Will Barton and Wesley Witherspoon already saying they will be back next year and the addition of Adonis Thomas do the Tigers have a reasonable shot at winning the NCAA Tourney next year? What are your thoughts on Josh Pastner as coach? I think he is a younger version of John Calipari.
Eamonn Brennan (2:19 PM)
Whoa whoa whoa ... Adonis Thomas is going to be good, but Memphis's freshman have a LONG way to go before we're talking about a national title run. I mean, did you see that team this year?
rob (atlanta)
your colleage Andy Katz is reporting that Miami will not pursue Frank Martin....why wouldn't they at least inquire?
Eamonn Brennan (2:21 PM)
Money. Miami would have to seriously increase its financial allotment for basketball to lure Martin and key members of his staff, and apparently the Hurricanes don't care enough about basketball (or just really don't have the money to spare) to make that sort of commitment. It's a shame, because there might not be a more perfect coaching fit at Miami. But such is life in the big leagues.
Toby (Wrigley, KY)
Jones and Knight both returning to Kentucky?
Eamonn Brennan (2:22 PM)
More like neither. Both have solid NBA prospects and both would find themselves competing for touches with what might be the best recruiting class (Marquis Teague, Michael Gilchrist, Anthony Davis, etc. etc.) in Calipari's history. Sorry, but it's not going to happen.
Mark (Beaufort, SC)
Eamonn, do you think that all the low seeds in the Final 4 was a good thing or a bad thing?
Eamonn Brennan (2:24 PM)
A good thing! I'm not sure how seeing two unlikely underdogs make miracles runs to the sport's greatest stage could be bad, unless you're talking about TV ratings ... but the Final Four ratings were the highest since 2005. No, Butler and VCU were pretty much awesome all the way around.
Todd (ATL)
How good do you think Vandy will be next year? Does Taylor come back?
Eamonn Brennan (2:25 PM)
If Taylor and Jenkins are back in the fold, with Festus "For The Rest Of Us" Ezeli in the middle, that's an awfully good Vanderbilt team. Top 10, top 15 to start the season, I'd think.
Alex (Chapel Hill, NC)
If Barnes comes back, UNC is clearly the national title favorite...right?
Eamonn Brennan (2:27 PM)
Yes. Kentucky and Ohio State will be right up there, but from a preseason favorite-finding standpoint, neither will be able to match UNC's combination of talent, cohesion or immediate experience. And we all saw what Barnes did the second half of the season. Imagine if he comes back and plays like that for four months.
Joey (Jersey City)
Despite the rise of cinderella teams the past two years, how do you like the chances of traditional powers like Duke, UNC, Kentucky, Michigan State, UCLA, Syracuse and Kansas next year?
Eamonn Brennan (2:28 PM)
As a whole, you always like the big boys' chances. I think the mid-major thing we're seeing speaks to some form of change in the sport, but I also don't think we'll see too many VCU-Butler Final Fours in the years to come. More often than not, the big boys are there at the finish. If players like Sullinger continue to turn down the the draft, next year could be much more top-heavy than we've seen in a while.
Bobby (Schaumburg, IL)
Is there any hope of the Final 4 being played in a normal sized arena and instead of one of these huge venues that obviously hurt the shooting of the players? It isnt like the fans in the 900th row can see anything on the court anyways. Keep up the good work and the caffeine, it is fun following you on twitter. Thanks, @BMeng7
Eamonn Brennan (2:30 PM)
First of all, thanks. I do my best.
Eamonn Brennan (2:33 PM)
Second ... I'd LOVE if the Final Four was played in a classic college hoops arena, but that won't work, obviously, so a return to a regular arena would be great too. Unless you have 40,000 screaming Butler fans in the building (i.e. last year's national title game), it's easy for the Final Four atmosphere to feel a little sterile. But I do think the sightlines thing is overrated; we've seen players shoot just fine in 70,000-seat arenas. And I do think there's something to the notion that fans just want to be in the arena even if they have to sit a gazillion miles away. You want the ticket, you want to say you were there, you want to witness your team's title in person -- even if you're watching most of it on the video board. If you shrink the Final Four to a 20,000-seat arena, regular fans get priced out, and the corporate sponsor seats take over. That's a recipe for sterility, too.
Eamonn Brennan (2:34 PM)
Bottom line: The NCAA likes selling 70,000 tickets. It also likes the notion of the Final Four as a capital-E Event that *requires* 70,000-seat stadiums. So it's not going to change whether we like it or not.
Tim (DC)
For those of us who simply watch the sideline demeanor and press conference comments, can you give some insight into what Brad Stevens is truly like as a person? To me he seems like the future of college basketball coaches and someone who will go on to break records while maintaining a clean and honest program.
Eamonn Brennan (2:37 PM)
Well, I don't know Brad much better than most, but the few times I've talked to him outside of press conferences, he's been the same way he is on the game's grandest stage. (Sorry, Masters, you don't own that phrase.) What's more, he's coaches the same way whether it's a Final Four game or a January road trip to Valparaiso. I don't know what records you're referring to, but I do think he is a model for young, aspiring coaches everywhere. Be thoroughly prepared. Keep calm. Exude an aura of confidence. Build your team into a family. Be gracious and humble. Don't forget your roots. Money isn't everything. And so on. You hate to gush about any college coach, because they let you down more often than not, but Stevens does feel like an exception.
Robby (Louisville)
Is it possible for Coach Cal to go to the Knicks in the offseason. If he does, and Marquis Teague comes to Louisville, where do you have them ranked.
Eamonn Brennan (2:40 PM)
Wow. Robby, I love ya, but you just took like three ridiculous leaps in two questions. For one, the Cal-to-the-Knicks thing isn't real right now, as far as I can tell ... but I do think Calipari is always eager to entertain NBA offers, and the Knicks would be a hard one to turn down. That said, let's wait until something like that actually happens before we start tossing Kentucky's recruits onto other rosters and predicting their preseason rankings. Simmer.
Noolee Kim (Los Angeles, CA)
Do you think Larry Drew II will make UCLA a national championship team?
Eamonn Brennan (2:42 PM)
Is it outsized expectations day, or what? Noolee, did you see Larry Drew II play for UNC? Did you see UNC immediately become better when Drew left the starting lineup and Kendall Marshall took over? Drew II is a good defender and a bad offensive player, a guy who clearly has a few attitude issues to work through -- he ditched his team midseason over a lost starting spot, after all -- and UCLA isn't a national title contender anytime soon anyway. If the Bruins did win a national title in the years to come, it won't be because of Larry Drew.
Matt (Washington)
Seems like a lot of the espn writers like forde have a bone to pick wih Calhoun and therefore they cant get over the whole violations thing. If butler had won there wouldnt be any talk about how bad the game was. It would be about calhoun losing his touch or how Brad Stevens is the best coach ever.
Eamonn Brennan (2:44 PM)
No one has a specific bone to pick with Calhoun, and I'm pretty confident a game THAT bad would have received attention no matter who won. If there is a bone to pick, it's that the NCAA just awarded its national title to a program on probation led by a coach who has to sit out the first three games of next year's Big East schedule. It doesn't diminish UConn's accomplishment, but it does diminish the joy anyone would take in crowning a national champion each season.
Dennis (Philadelphia)
What are your thoughts on Kyrie Irving going to the NBA, he barely played during the season and was descent in the tournament, not outstanding.
Eamonn Brennan (2:46 PM)
Eh, he was pretty outstanding in Duke's loss to Arizona ... 28 points on 9-of-15 shooting is awfully good whether you win or lose. That said, I'm not sure Irving is necessarily ready for the pros right now. It might take a year or two, because while he's explosive enough, he doesn't have that Russell Westbrook-Derrick Rose-John Wall-type athleticism that will make him a factor in the league before he learns the ins and outs of the point guard position in the NBA. But I do think he'll be a solid-to-good pro in the years that follow.
Patrick (Philadelphia)
What do you think of NC State hiring Mark Gottfried? I think they actually got a better hire than Shaka Smart, who while considered a rising star, doesn't have much experience as a head coach. A lot of up and coming mid-major coaches that moved on to Power 6 conference jobs couldn't cut it.
Eamonn Brennan (2:48 PM)
Shaka would have been the exciting, high-risk high-reward choice. Gottfried is the you-know-what-you're-getting pick. I don't think NC State is going to topple Duke and UNC anytime soon, and I don't know that NC State's fans will give Gottfried a long leash if he doesn't produce in his first three seasons, but all in all, the hire could have been a lot worse. (Or a lot better.)
Randy (Hollywood, ca)
Does the potential NBA lockout force potential first rounders to think twice before coming out of college? Doesn't another year in college sound a lot better than playing no ball for most of the year without getting paid? Thanks
Eamonn Brennan (2:50 PM)
It does, doesn't it? That said, if you declared for the draft right now and the lockout ruined the next NBA season, presumably a top draft pick's agent could get him a loan that could be repaid as soon as his contract went into effect next year. But that's just the financial side of things. The hoops side is even more uncertain. So, yes, I do think the lockout will (and already is) causing potential picks to think twice about whether they want to assume the lockout-related risk of losing their amateur status right now.
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will (Storrs, CT)
OK, Eamonn I need your take on this. A few hours before the UCONN GTOWN game in the big east tourney, I found a connecticut state quarter on my lunch table. I have had it in my pocket for every UCONN game since and as you know they did not lose since. Is this quarter magical?
Eamonn Brennan (2:53 PM)
Yes. You should probably have it framed and put next to your work desk or on your mantlepiece for safe keeping. That quarter is a winner.
Charles (San Jose)
It's revealing that an up-and-coming coach like Sydney Johnson would leave his alma mater to make a lateral move at best just for cash. Isn't the basketball program at Princeton enough of a source of pride to pay market rates?
Eamonn Brennan (2:55 PM)
Yeah, that surprised me. You'd think Princeton would be able to afford to pay a coach the same as Fairfield, especially because a) people LOVE basketball at Princeton (don't they?) and b) Princeton has plenty of rich alumni that would conceivably be open to donating a few extra dollars to the program, even if it means eschewing that upgrade house in the Hamptons. Also, I'm just stereotyping here, and mostly joking, so please don't get mad at me, Princeton fans. But bottom line: I thought Princeton would be able to keep Sydney Johnson. I'm surprised that it couldn't.
Eric (NJ)
Why are people making so a big deal about the talent level being down this year when before great highschool players could just leave to the NBA?
Eamonn Brennan (2:57 PM)
Because there always has to be some explanation for the things that happen in college basketball. If high schoolers are leaving for the pros, the talent in hoops is diluted. If players are leaving after one year, "experience" takes on a much greater magnitude. In reality, there are only a handful of true one-and-done players each season, and while they've made bigtime impacts, the game is much larger and more prone to various weirdnesses -- see the 2011 NCAA tournament -- than can be explained by the one-and-done.
Ben (KC)
Eamonn is Frank Haith searching for a new job in three years?
Eamonn Brennan (2:59 PM)
I think he'd have to have a massive flameout to get that kind of short leash, and I tend to think any coach deserves a fourth and fifth year to put their stamp on a program anyway. Next year will be worth watching, though. If Haith succeeds with this group of players -- five starters should return from this year's team -- then he'll be in decent shape. If he significantly underperforms relative to Mike Anderson, the already-wary Missouri fans will not be pleased.
Larry Drew II (Los Angeles, CA)
The 2009-2010 Duke squad had no business winning a national title, but they won. I have more talent in my right pinkie than that whole team. If that team can win it then any team can win it especially UCLA. I am going to prove you & all the haters wrong.
Eamonn Brennan (3:01 PM)
Allrighty then. Thanks for checking in, Larry.
Doug (Bowling Green)
Best single game performance by one player in the last 5 years????
Eamonn Brennan (3:03 PM)
I don't have time to go back through the logs and find it, but I'd have to think Norris Cole's game vs. Youngstown State this season is up there. Dude scored 41 points on 11-22 FG, 5-10 from three and14-17 from the line. He also had 20 rebounds -- 20! -- and was one assist away from one of the most ridiculous triple-doubles ever. Anyone have a better game than that?
Ben (KC)
Eamonn, when does the didactic look at Bartleby the Scrivener's relevance in modern society begin, because I keep waiting.
Eamonn Brennan (3:04 PM)
We cancelled that seminar today. Turns out everybody just wanted to talk about college basketball instead.
RE Princton (and Sydney Johnson)
I don't think it had as much to do with money and more to do with the sustainability of the program - Harvard was reducing its admissions for bball and Princton wasn't.
Eamonn Brennan (3:06 PM)
That's a reasonable point. The changes Harvard has made to the hoops program (admissions standards, scholarships) has put a lot of pressure on the rest of the Ivy League, and some schools aren't willing to capitulate to keep up. Fair enough.
John (Tampa)
Meeks game against Tennessee a couple years back has to be up there. He scored 54 points on 24 shots I think it was.
Eamonn Brennan (3:08 PM)
Re: The best game of the last five years. This is an excellent submission, and I can't believe I forgot it, because I watched the game from start to finish. Anytime you break the single-game scoring record at a place like Kentucky (held by a player like Dan Issel), well, yeah. That's a finalist. http://scores.espn.go.com/ncb/recap/_/id/290132633/boxscore?gameId=290132633
T.J. (Norman, OK)
What team do you foresee showing interested in Bruce Pearl? OR is there a team brave enough to test the waters for him?
Eamonn Brennan (3:09 PM)
Not this season. I think Pearl will coach again, but no team would takek the chance on hiring a guy that could very well receive a show-cause penalty from the NCAA this season. If that happens, Pearl might make his way to the pros, a la Kelvin Sampson, for a stretch. Or he could try TV. If not, another school will take a chance on him in a year or two.
Dizzle (SLC, UT)
Best Single Game (RE: Doug (Bowling Green)Excuse my short memory but Jimmer's 52 points vs UNM with only 1 free throw should be high on the list
Eamonn Brennan (3:10 PM)
John (AZ)
Over or Under: 3.5 years for Sean Miller to take AZ back to the final 4
Eamonn Brennan (3:10 PM)
Ben (Overland Park)
Eamonn, what do we do now until November?
Eamonn Brennan (3:11 PM)
Spend time with family and friends, read a good book, finish that personal project you've been putting off for six months ... ha, just kidding. Read the blog and pine for college hoops every day. That's basically what I'll be doing.
Ron (Nashville)
Eamonn, you should do an article on the best 5 performances over the last decade. And rank them 1-5.
Eamonn Brennan (3:13 PM)
I think we just found an offseason blog post series subject. Thanks, guys!
phil (lake forest)
how do you plan to spend your weekend Eamonn??
Eamonn Brennan (3:14 PM)
In the immortal words of Peter Gibbons, I will do nothing. First postseason weekend. It's going to be glorious. (And also, when a hoopsless Saturday hits, very depressing.)
T.J. (Norman, OK)
What do you think will happen first - Bill Self fired from Kansas b/c he can't win the "big games," OR Brad Stevens accepting a major program offer?
Eamonn Brennan (3:16 PM)
I don't think either is going to happen for a very, very long time, but I'll say Stevens ... Self isn't going anywhere, now or in the future. Kansas has won six straight Big 12 titles under him, and the Jayhawks won their first national title in decades in 2008. Self is there for life.
John (AZ)
Eamonn, do you think the decisions by Sullinger, Zeller, Henson, etc. to return to school and pass on the NBA draft will make players such as Derrick Williams, Alec Burks, etc. who are still mulling over the decision more or less likely to declare? Or have no impact at all? I could see it possibly inspiring players to come back or tempting them to go pro because of less talent entering the draft and therefore helping their stock. Your thoughts? Thanks.
Eamonn Brennan (3:18 PM)
I'm going go with "no impact at all." That's because, as you outline, it could go either way: Players could see their peers deciding to stay, and think "hey, that's not such a bad idea." Or they could see them stay and go "wow, this draft is really watered down, I could get top five money!" Williams is a top five pick regardless, but you get the point. I don't think it matters much.
Ben (KC)
Eamonn, who wins in a fight, you or Diamond?
Eamonn Brennan (3:19 PM)
Diamond and I are blog brothers from another mother. We would never fight. The point is moot.
Matt (Louisville)
Some of this is hypothetical, but still have to ask. What are UK's chances next year if 1) Jones and Knight both go, 2) only one of them goes, or 3) they both stay (I know...doubtful)?
Eamonn Brennan (3:20 PM)
Weirdly enough, their chances are almost exactly the same. That's a really, really good class Kentucky has coming in. They'll be in the top five to start the season even when -- and, yes, it is WHEN -- Knight and Jones go pro.
Bill Self ((recruiting trail))
Can't win big games? Maybe TJ from Norman should come and kiss my national championship ring.
Eamonn Brennan (3:20 PM)
Figured you might want to get a word in edgewise, Bill.
James Fredette (Provo, UT)
Can I get Rick Reilly's phone number from you?
Eamonn Brennan (3:21 PM)
I don't have it, and if I did ... well, yeah, I don't think that would be such a great idea.
Brad Stevens (Indiana)
Eamonn, when is the discussion on merits of multilaterism in U.S. foreign policy and taking a didactic look at Bartleby the Scrivener's relevance in modern society, because I am tired of basketball.
Eamonn Brennan (3:22 PM)
Like I said, we postponed those seminars. College hoops was the popular subject, and I like to let my students dictate the curriculum. We'll circle back to both in the weeks to come.
Jason (Boston)
Come on Eamonn, how can you not even mention Lester Hudson and his QUADRUPLE-DOUBLE from a couple years ago?
Eamonn Brennan (3:23 PM)
And so it was mentioned ...
Layton (Arkansas)
Could Arkansas be a darkhorse next year with the big recruiting class being coached by Mike Anderson instead of Pelphrey?
Eamonn Brennan (3:25 PM)
Potentially, yeah, if Anderson keeps those guys around. Dark horse is a good way to describe -- could be surprisingly tough thanks to some talent and Anderson's style, but won't be a real, legitimate contender until the depth arrives and Anderson has a few years to build things from the ground up.
Dizzle (SLC, UT)
So E, Why did ESPN play down Jimmer winning the Naismith? I.E.: no blog post, back story from "news services."You expect the same when he wins the Wooden tonight?
Eamonn Brennan (3:26 PM)
Well, see, there was this thing called the Final Four ...
Ben (KC)
Eamonn, seriously, we have to end this thing otherwise I will have not accomplished anything for an entire afternoon.
Eamonn Brennan (3:28 PM)
All right, everyone, Ben is a horrible procrastinator, so let's do him a solid and end the chat at the 90-minute mark. As always, thanks to everyone for your questions and comments. And as always, be sure to check out the blog, where we'll be posting pretty much every day throughout the offseason (barring some much-needed vacation time here and there). Cheers, everyone!
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Postville, Iowa has been turned into a ghost town. Nearly a third of its residents, mostly undocumented workers from Guatemala and Mexico, sit in jail convicted of identity crimes or awaiting deportation. Hundreds more hide in fear. Their children, too scared to go to school, have left the towns classrooms nearly empty. For this, Postville should thank their local police, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE), and a failed immigration policy.
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ICEs heavy-handed enforcement against undocumented workers in the wake of failed immigration reform is shameful. Under current immigration laws, no more than 10,000 of the backlogged visas for unskilled workers and 66,000 temporary visas for seasonal workers are available each year. In contrast, an estimated 2,000 persons cross the Southwest border into the U.S. daily and an estimated 12 million undocumented persons live in the United States.
Global economic realities push willing workers out of their nations, where they have no means to earn even a subsistence living and pull them into low-wage jobs in the United States, where the lack of labor protection leaves them vulnerable to exploitation. U.S. employers and we as consumers benefit from their cheap labor, but these workers and their families bear the brunt of a broken immigration system.
Few employers face civil and criminal sanctions for violating immigration and labor laws. So far, no one from Postville plant has been charged despite overwhelming evidence that the company helped workers procure false documents, paid substandard wages, failed to pay overtime, and seriously mistreated its workers. All the while, Congress continues to kill proposals granting even temporary legal status to agricultural workers, while doling out large subsidies to U.S. farmers without regard to their effect on future migration of rural workers from developing nations into the United States.
Legally speaking, ICE and federal prosecutors overstepped their powers when they criminally charged the workers. Congress specifically exempted from prosecution workers who use false Social Security numbers to engage in otherwise lawful conduct, such as to procure jobs.
This unprecedented criminalization of undocumented workers also has not been accompanied by a comparable infusion of constitutional guarantees in the handling of these cases. ICE conducted the investigation leading to the Postville raid with easy access to immigration databases and employee documents. ICE then executed the raid with easily-procured administrative, not criminal, warrants.
Thus, the protection of stricter Fourth Amendment search and seizure, Fifth Amendment due process, and Sixth Amendment right to counsel constitutional guarantees available to most criminal defendants were unavailable to these workers. Nearly all waived any rights they might have had under extreme prosecutorial pressure. The uncharacteristic speed and efficiency of the Postville raid left workers without adequate opportunity to consult with defense counsel, and none or few had access to immigration lawyers to learn about the immigration consequences of their pleas.
The involvement of local law enforcement in these raids is also worrisome. Distrust of police keeps many immigrants from reporting crime. This increases their vulnerability as victims. Moreover, the drain on limited resources from these additional responsibilities on local police takes away from their primary duties as community caretakers.
The courts must be vigilant in protecting the rights of workers and their families and insist on stricter constitutional guarantees when criminal charges are involved.
These raids should be halted immediately. The prospect of future raids should certainly create a sense of urgency for the United States to adopt immigration policies that allows employers to hire migrant workers, and include strong labor protections that offer a path to legalization for workers and their families. If workers are legal, we are all better off.
Aldana is a board member of the Society of American Law Teachers and a professor of law at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas School of Law.
(That's "Boo Hoo" in Spanish)
They're right next door to me, ICE. Go and GET them.
No, no. It's "Cry Me A Rio."
No moral issues as far as I'm concerned. They broke the law, they go home. Very simple, and much better treatment than the average US citizen criminal faces in his own country.
I agree that employers should be fined too. Other than that, I am glad to see the Government finally doing its job (though its probably just doing it for show).
Exactly, no one is the blame but the illegals them selves..they could of stayed home....
And much better treatment than the average US citizen criminal faces in Mejico.
"Aided by local law enforcement, ICE arrested 389 workers during the largest single-site immigration raid in U.S. history at the Postville meatpacking plant, the areas major employer. In an unprecedented move, ICE criminally charged 302 of these workers with aggravated ID theft and/or using false social security numbers. Within days, ICE resolved their fate: 297 men and women pled guilty and were sentenced to prison and subsequent deportation."
ICE agents rock! They sure do more than the BP.
And Ms. Aldana, with all your mumbo jumbo legal arguments, shouldn't there only be 1 question here?
Are these invaders here LEGALLY?
>The involvement of local law enforcement in these raids is also worrisome
This guy should be hanged
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Congress exempted illegal aliens from identity theft laws?
There was a time in this country when someone this stupid could not get a job as a janitor at a "law school." Now, a person with her level of intelligence can actually get a job as a "teacher" at a "law school." Must be one of those "wrong direction" things that the pollsters are always asking about.
"Legally speaking, ICE and federal prosecutors overstepped their powers when they criminally charged the workers. Congress specifically exempted from prosecution workers who use false Social Security numbers to engage in otherwise lawful conduct, such as to procure jobs."
Actually its Congress who has overstepped their powers by exempting illegals from prosecution.
As for the fact that the employers face no charges, she's right. We can and should fix that. Under current law, this employer is liable for fines of up to $5,000/illegal, with IIRC an additional fine of $6,000/illegal if a "pattern of practice" of hiring illegals can be established. A fine of about $3 million would send a nice message to other employers. Let's roll.
Just because this government has failed to enforce the law in the past doesn't mean they shouldn't do it now.
Fact is they should greatly intensify the capture an deportation to make up for their past dereliction of duty
Since all the illegals are surely not in jail, it's certain that illegals made up a majority of the population. It's also clear that the American citizens of the town have been victims of an invasion that rendered them aliens in their own hometown. It's also clear that when companies built a meatpacking plant in an area without a large enough population to fill the jobs, and then advertize the jobs in Spanish language papers, and hire huge numbers of Spanish speakers, they know perfectly well they are conspiring to break our immigration laws. The feds should go after them with RICO laws, jail the top management and seize the plant.
Unemployment in the USA jumped from 5.0 to 5.5% and this guy advocates to increase the work visa for foreigners. Bottom line is this guy is a racist! He wants only people of "his kind" to have jobs. I say, leave the jobs for Americans who were born here first, since those people have a stake in this country.
Joma, quite honestly, most of the jobs these illegals perform are ones that 98% of the people in the 5.5% wouldn't get off welfare to take. I think the issue here, as it has been for a long time, is to provide a way for these migrant workers, which most of them are, to be able to come to this country legally, work legally, and go home during the down months if they want to. The companies that hire them don't want this because they would then have to pay them minimum wage. This would increase tax revenue that could be used to further fight illegal immigration and those who facilitate the crime. Remember, the illegal immigrant is not the only guilty party in his or her situation. In almost every case there are many facilitators to their crime. The "coyote" who helped them get here. The immoral unethical bastard of a business owner who hires them, etc.
I could not agree more.
Thousands of employers, corporation owners and their senior management, need to be be prosecuted, jailed and fined.
2nd a 3rd offense..those holding interest in the company, need to have their business assets and interest seized.
I fail to see the validity of this statement. It isn't immoral to arrest people who are in this country illegally. The humanitarian crisis belongs to nations from which these illegals come. The U.S. is not responsible for the welfare of people from other countries.
Failed immigrations policy? By whose definition? Only illegals. self-serving politicians and their cronies would believe that our quotas are insufficient.
Congress specifically exempted from prosecution workers who use false Social Security numbers to engage in otherwise lawful conduct, such as to procure jobs.
Since when has using false Social Security numbers or identity theft not been illegal?
No failure involved...
Sounds like the policy is working...
ICE is Nice in Postville, IA...
...and go home during the down months if they want to?
I have a problem with that. They should definitely go home during the down months.
Perchance they could reform their ways, so that their own people wouldn't have to run away from them by the tens of millions?
Don't they have any culpability?
Are they compassionate to their own?
No? Why not?
Why are we expected to be more compassionate than they are?
Isn't La Raza superior to us?
Take the deal now, amigos y amigas. There is no better time.
The only part of that you got right is two words:
"go home"
BP made 1.2 million arrests last year.
It's a Harvard educated, civil liberties, moonbat.....female. :)
I love the euphemisms here:
"Nearly a third of its residents, mostly undocumented workers from Guatemala and Mexico, sit in jail convicted of identity crimes or awaiting deportation."
residents=illegal aliens
undocumented workers=illegal aliens
convicted of identity crimes=so they break the law to get into this country and then use false ID to work, again another crime.
I support more legal immigration into this country, but turning a blind eye to illegal immigration cheapens the value of American citizenship for all of us and particularly for those legal immigrants who wait patiently for the confounded bureaucracy to process them.
In business, this is known as protecting our brand.
It's not MY moral or legal crisis. Scores of ILLEGALS break the laws by coming into this country and then start crime waves after they get here. THEY are the ones with a moral and legal crisis.
Are you capable of understanding the word ILLEGAL???
And Raquel manages to gloss over something quite important here... The fact that these illegal aliens were using identity theft to work in this country illegally.
Has she ever been the victim of identity theft? Has she ever been on the hook for taxes with the IRS for income she didn't actually earn? Has she ever had to pay for the time of employees or lawyers to straighten out the mess caused by having your SSN used by illegal aliens to work illegally?
Yes, the federal government has made a real mess of things with immigration policy, or more to the point, ignoring illegal immigration for decade after decade. But at some point, you have to say "ENOUGH!"
When you've got a burst pipe in your basement, the first thing you have to do is turn off the water, not try to decide what color replacement carpet you're going to get.
That means stopping the flow of illegal immigrants into the country, and making life (and earning a living) difficult for the illegal aliens already here. "Self deportation" is a good thing, and much cheaper and easier than "rounding up illegal aliens and deporting them."
Is this true that congress exempted illegals from prosecution?
Wouldn't most of the schools be empty any way for summer?
Yeah— I especially like the 'humanitarian' release to care for family members. Can I try that one if I get arrested for a DUI? We treat criminal aliens better than citizens.
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Professor Aldana earned her J.D. degree in 1997 from Harvard Law School, where she served as articles editor of the Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review. Prior to coming to the Boyd School of Law, Professor Aldana worked for the Center for Justice and International Law representing victims of gross human rights violations in the Inter-American System on Human Rights. She also taught a seminar in human rights at the University of Baltimore School of Law. Prior to that, she was an associate at the law firm of Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue in Washington, D.C. Professor Aldana teaches Immigration Law, Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure, International Human Rights, and International Public Law. She also co-teaches experiential learning courses, including a course in Nicaragua on domestic violence in a post-conflict society and a course on the criminalization of immigrants. She spent the Spring of 2006 as a Fulbright Scholar in Guatemala, where she taught courses on economic rights and conducted research on femicide.
No they don't.
According to the article it is. I would like to see the actual bill myself(and who was pushing it).
Too often, both the illegal immigrant supporters and various government officials are focused on the illegal immigrants themselves rather than the impact it has on American citizens. Immigration should work in favor of Americans. Clearly, the current policy and lack of controls do not work this way.
(Jaw dropped) I just saw an interview with a member of the family that owns the processing plant...The one where there are allegations of puny wages, abuse, and even beatings of illegal immigrant workers....He was a orthodox Jew...??!!??!!
Hat, beard, and all.
Raquel Aldana, you ignorant sl....
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Hey everyone. .....3-0 week to make it 11/11 on the season....Huge THANKS to everyone that contributes and asks questions and keeps it fun. There is NO way we would spend this much time on it if it was not enjoyable. Just be kind to our souls when we start having a rough patch. .....That is all we ask.
As an appreciation to all you freaks - in week 13 our plan is to analyze EVERY game on the card .....Our staff thinks we are crazy - and in particular - cranky vet JOHN COCKTOASTIN has demanded a raise for the extra research required - but money is no object at MEGALOCKS INC. Until we start losing. Then we start firing people left right and center. In a humane fashion of course.
We do not talk about YTD record during the season because it is irrelevant. All that matters is the next week. If we make some inadvertent mistakes - or just have some bad luck - anything can happen. However - we were asked so here is the summary. No chance this win % is sustainable - but we follow the same consistent process every week so hopefully there will be limited carnage the rest of the season.
Week 1 - 3-1
Week 2 - 4-1
Week 3 - 3-2
Week 4 - 3-2
Week 5 - 3-1
Week 6 - 3-1
Week 7 - 2-1
Week 8 - 3-1
Week 9 - 2-1
Week 10 - 4-1
Week 11 - 3-0
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On to week 11. Last week had a 4-1 slate which makes us 10/10 in winning weeks so far. Gambling gods are smiling upon us and we are grateful. Worst week so far 3-2.
Thanks a million to everyone who stops in to talk about the games. Yes - the picks are working out - but it is the analysis of all the games that we really enjoy especially when we hear how it is helping people make their own decisions.
Going to try for an EARLY TASTER or two - Have some stuff to do today. As per usual - IF you want to get on these early tasters you need to stick around and wait for the picks mid to late afternoon. A bunch of other guys will have threads as well. There is usually a small window to get the best line BUT remember like we said last week - it is rare for the line to matter come game time.
GL to all Play SAFE. Any week can trip you up. NCAA football betting can be a cruel mistress.
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Hello everyone. Already November and now the games really get interesting. Managed to scrape together a winning week making it 9/9 this year. No choice but to keep grinding. Still averaging between 4-5 picks a week and well over 20 detailed write-ups. THANKS as always to everyone stopping in and participating in the discussion. Covers Nation
Hope to grab a couple EARLY TASTERS this afternoon when the lines come out. Have not found too many of these all year as the lines seem sharper to us when they first pop up. Will post them as soon as they are bet so you HOME GAMERS can get in on the Sunday action should you be willing and able.
GL to all this week.
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Came back from a stinky pick on Thursday and racked stacked and packed a 3-0 Saturday . Fortunate to say that every week this year has been a winning one ....8/8....Giving out 4/5 picks a week and a ton of write-ups for Covers Nation to sink their teeth into and ravage the SUCCULENT BITS like crazed money-hungry lunatics.
Hope to have an EARLY TASTER or two when the lines come out this afternoon....Have some family and relaxation time planned so may have to take the SLOPPY SECONDS after you guys get through pounding the openers.
THANKS so much to everyone for their weekly contributions, opinions and positive attitudes !! Makes it fun for everyone.
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Moving on to Week 8 ....The season goes WAY too fast..........As you know we got off to a late start last week but still managed to put a lot of write-ups together and went 2-1 on picks making it 7/7 in winning weeks. All that matters is the picks that come next but so far so good. We like to find 4-6 per week just did not have time last week to follow our entire process.
A huge thank you to everyone who stops in and especially those who contribute thoughts, discussion and solid intel on the games. As we have said many times - we love handicapping the games and try to provide as much info as we can to help you make good wagers. We will release "plays" if we think it is a high percentage situation but will not force things if we are busy, not 100% prepared, etc....We strive for consistency so you guys know we have put significant thought into what we post on here.
GL this week to all. Hope to have an EARLY TASTER or two this afternoon but only if the lines look joooocy.
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Another good week in the thread. Thanks so much to everyone for making it a great resource for people to read about the games and the related betting strategies. Some good intel was provided by many contributors last week.
5/5 winning weeks. 3-0 CRACK PIPE SPECIALS....Worst week was 3-2. Been a good start but the last two Octobers have been very up and down for us so we will do our best to stay consistent.
Nothing matters except for the picks / analysis that comes next.
Best of luck to everyone this week.
Early lines are starting to come up - Will hopefully release an EARLY TASTER or two but if the openers are as sharp as last week it may be a BARREN WASTELAND until later in the week.
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Let's see if we can keep the ball rolling. 4/4 winning weeks but this is when we find it really tough - Do you REALLY have a handle on the teams or merely think you do? We have had some dry spells in October the last two years so thank you in advance for your understanding
Great to see so many people dominating in the forum Even the guys off to slow starts are bound to turn it around we have seen that time and time again.
3-0 in CRACK PIPE SPECIALS so far will have to find another team under the radar - last week you heard how terrible Missouri was and now this week you will hear how crappy Northwestern is this year Gotta stay off the scent and figure out which way to zig and which way to zag in week 5. Need to grab the value before the spreads get sharper and sharper.
Waiting for early week 5 lines....As usual may get a pick or two up this afternoon for those sickos hitting refresh 1400 times per minute trying to get a handle on which way the spreads will go.
Best of luck this week to all and many thanks for your questions, contributions and positive attitude ! Hopefully another profitable week if the gambling Gods are kind.
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Already at week 4 Man, this season goes by so fast....Really have to enjoy it while it lasts
Another winning week. Hope to keep the streak going but the football gods can turn on you at any time
Thanks so much to everyone who stops in to provide comments, discussion points, opinions and intel. Covers Nation
Ready for week 4. Just waiting for opening lines....GL this week to all ! mega
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Time to get on some early tasters. Write-ups later.
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