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Skip to comments.Giving Thomas Jefferson the Business: The Jefferson-Hemings Hoax
Posted on 12/16/2003 11:18:44 AM PST by mrustow
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Remember C-SPAN's excellent AMERICAN PRESIDENTS series? They did right by most of the Founding Fathers, going into fascinating detail about their lives and presidencies.... but when it came time to do the show on Jefferson, they brought in Annette Gordon-Reed and spent THE ENTIRE TWO HOURS debating whether the 3rd President had a kid with one of his slaves. A tragic waste of a show.
Veddy interesting. Gordon-Reed is apparently quite the self-promoter. (She's also not too hard on the eyes, which never hurt.) It also helps when few people in academia have the cojones to call one's bluff.
I recently read that on his deathbed, Dumas Malone is supposed to have said that he thought that Jefferson might have had a go with Hemings once or twice, but not as an ongoing thing.
Then came the report in 1997 -- knowing the story well, I wondered why the authors discounted the possibility of Randolph being the culprit, as the DNA did not in any way point directly to Jefferson, just to a Jefferson familiy male. The DNA would have been complicated, also, if it is true that Hemmings and Jefferson's wife Martha shared the same father.
So, I was much relieved to read the 2000 blue ribbon scholars report, which I commend to anyone intrested. I remain convinced Thomas Jefferson was not responsible for Sally Hemmings children.
I honestly don't know, and doubt we ever will, who the father of hemings' children was. But one thing I do know. If you are going to overturn generations of accepted scholarship, then you must have stronger evidence on behalf of your theory, than that of the proponents of the conventional view. The Hemings Party has provided no stronger, new evidence on behalf of their theory.
I don't think the members of the Hemings Party give a damn about the truth. I think their attitude is no different than that of black New Yorkers who periodically get letters published in the local dailies saying, "All I know is that George Washington owned slaves, so I will never respect anything he did." All is fair, in dealing with dead white male slave owners.
Related to the above-mentioned racial contempt is a form of affirmative action/reparations, whereby the accomplishments of the Founding Fathers are transferred to (read: stolen by) blacks. A spate of articles and books have appeared of late that make Jefferson's slaves the focus of life at Monticello. I expect to soon read that all of Jefferson's inventions, ideas, etc. actually were "stolen" from his slaves.
IMO, the motive for the entire expose` was to lower Jefferson down to Bill Clinton's level in an attempt to protect Clinton. Considering Clinton and the group he rode in on, it's to be expected of them. As for Jefferson, I don't care if he fathered no slaves or twenty, it neither robs me of my respect for him, or breaks my faith in Jefferson's character.
I think you're right about many liberal white historians, but I believe that the black (and some white) academic pseudo-scholars have a more ambitious program, which involves the destruction of the legacy of all of the Founding Fathers.
LOL! Much like Lenin and Stalin and other Russians were responsible for all of the inventions of, and advances in, modern science during the reign of the Bolseviks in Russia.
I agree with you that we cannot know with absolute certainty who fathered Hemings children (although I tend to think the preponderance of the evidence suggests it was not Thomas Jefferson) and absolutely agree that the Hemings Party is indifferent to truth. If they were not so, they would be satisfied with it being "a" Jefferson male who fathered Easton, which is all their new evidence shows. It could have been Randloph or his sons, or it could have been TJ. Based on eyewitness accounts of Randolph's behavior with slaves (and the fact all Hemings' children other than Thomas Woodson (a ?? child) were conceived in between Randolph's two marraiges) and his general reputation, Randolph seems the most likely candidate. To deny this is simply bad scholarship.
The paternity of the other Hemings children remains an open question, and the best evidence still points to the Carrs. Perhaps more research could follow up on Jefferson's daughter's comment that Jefferson was not present when Easton was concevied and determine with certainty whether Sally was somewhere other than Monticello during the time Jefferson was at Monticello in the summer of 1807.
While slavery was an abomination and a blot on white America, it was also white America that did away with slavery. I personally feel no guilt for the large slaveholdings of my forebears, especially for those of the forebear who freed his slaves in 1860 because, as a minister, he believd it unChristian to hold slaves. My Virginian forebears who were contemporaries of Jefferson were more modest folk, yeoman farmers with few, if any, slaves in Bedford County, who all answered the call of their natives state to fight for independence, some as officers, most as private soldiers. I have nothing but contempt for those who would tear down the achievements of the Founders on the basis of modern notions about racial justice.
I believe that you are entirely correct in your view, and have underscored a key point. The ideas of Frances Hutcheson, Lord Kames, and their more illustrious adherents formed the intellectual foundation for the organization of American society, laws, and governance. Of course, tied to liberty, was a complementary belief in individual responsiblity (as you say, egalitarinism of opportunity). Jefferson, as the embodiment of these enlightenment principles, is therefore, the principle target of those who would have them devalued, debunked, and cast aside in favor of their own view of an enlighted society bound up in a much different philisophical tradition expoused by the Socialist, Marxists, et. al.
(or in more contemporary terms) What you said!!
Yes and that was a real scandal. William Franklin went on to become the last Royal Governor of New Jersey and a notorious opponent of the Revolution.
The script of the musical 1776 has Ben refer to him as the "little bastard."
YES! It does matter. When will the blacks ever acknowlege that they are full of crap on this issue? Now they want to discount the Founding Fathers altogether in some school districts back east. They try to claim that they built America, not the whites. I don't however, see any black signers of the Declaration of Independence. Nor do I believe they had anything to do with the framing of the Constitution.
Blacks want the free ride of "Reparations", and to re-write history so that they play the major role in America's founding. Before you start thinking I'm racist, I'm of Irish descent and my people have been oppressed far longer than the blacks, but I am not out trying to change historical facts. Nor am I out looking for a handout. This crap about Jefferson and Hemmings is just that - CRAP! They are killing American history and that is all a part of the PC whoredom that liberal America has bought into.
This, as the article you post suggests, is all part of an ongoing attack. Conservatives need to be aware of how this battle is being fought, not only for this issue, but to understand what is happening on a lot of other fronts in the ideological war as well.
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"Yet hate begets hate, as ill will, malice."
From your handle I'd guess you were a Southron like Jefferson, so your comment on Jefferson's financial problems and proclivities were somewhat surprising. I suppose if you're from a Puritan background it would seem strange. I think the most charitable thing that can be said here is the Jefferson's attitudes towards money were not atypical of his class and time. The British aristocracy, and the Virginia gentry in imitation, was typically land (and slave) rich, but cash poor. To conduct their lives at all, some sort of credit system of borrowing against future crops for both expenses and capital needs was almost essential. Jefferson's habits were expensive, but he was not, as were some of his peers, a compulsive gambler or rake-hell who spent his patrimony on fallen women. IIRC, when his father died, Jefferson inherited lands already heavily encumbered, and never worked his way out from under, indeed made it worse. As to his leaving his family, that, too, was not unusual in that period: men were often away (whether at sea or at war or for business) for years at a time. Jefferson could almost be considered a homebody by contemporary standards, except for the time he spent abroad or in Philadelphia and Washington in government service.
Jefferson's relations with women are not very clear. That he did not remarry is surprising, but, then, people took promises such as the one he made to Marth more seriously than we do today. Fascinating subject.
Wow! That's news to me. It gives the 200-year smear a tragic, karmic flavor. Do you have any sources re Jefferson's hiring of Callender for purposes of libel?
How much more likely then, that Jefferson fathered one of her children. If she lived on his property, it would have been very peculiar for other members of Jefferson's family to pay a visit to his slave. Can you just see them sneaking around back, on an ostensible visit to Jefferson - it just isn't plausible. And how would such a relationship with one of his relatives have been initiated? It just makes more sense that a relationship would have developed between Jefferson and his slave - though, with him being in a position of authority, how much of a relationship would that have been?
If you have any evidence for the "wouldas/couldas" you just posited, I'm all ears. But until then, I think we should respect the crucial distinction between historical possibility and historical fact.
Bump to that!
What is remarkable is that the submerged (but didn't completely put aside) their cultural and regional differences in the creating of the American Experiment, from the War of Independence through the adoption of the Constitution.
Truscott, or, as his West Point classmates knew him: "Louce the Douce", has made a career of this sort of behavior. He was thrown out of the Army for his outrageous conduct at this first duty assignment, Ft. Carson. He would have been court-martialed, except for the reputation of his father and grand-father. He wore this as a badge of honor, claiming to have courageously stood up in opposition to the Vietnam warfare. Truth is that he was both a coward and a traitor, and totally devoid of honor.
He caused quite a scene when he strolled into his Class 10-year reunion dinner at West Point - barefoot in Black Tie with some Greenwich Village cutie on his arm. But, like many others on the Left - its got to be all about him.
My pleasure. It's weird when you consider what revolutionary strides real science has made in the past 50 years alone, and then see that in the social sciences, and the application of science to social controversies (e.g., DNA testing), we are marching backwards.
Well, one thing's for sure. Truscott is narcissistic enough to drown ten men. And there's really no substitute for family connections, since none of his blah blah blah would otherwise have come about. "Fatuous" is the word!
I notice that he emphasized the story about the elderly Sally Hemings tending to Jefferson's grave three times a week, being from the Hemings family oral tradition. I think we can thus safely discount the story, as a prop fashioned to hold up the myth that she was Jefferson's lover. Keep in mind, that Truscott is at best indifferent to the truth. He's just interested in whatever will support the story he's peddling, so that he can continue playing the Great White Father.
If the pillars that held up the "big house" have collapsed, there is no reason to try and resurrect the structure.
Your dichotomy is false. Slave girls got pregnant all the time, without their masters necessarily having slept with them, or having "pimped [them] out."
The scenario where he doesn't know doesn't seem very gentrified to me, thus my two choices.
It's not a hoax; the DNA tests were conclusive. Moreover, I can't picture how something like that amounts to any sort of a "smear" against Jefferson. The only people in the picture deserving of "smearing" are a number of neo-antebellum southern "historians" who apparently are still in denial over it.
It's not a hoax; the DNA tests were conclusive.
Of course it's a hoax. The DNA tests were only conclusive in disconfmirming that any Jefferson male was the father of slave Thomas C. Woodson, who is the main pillar of the story. And so, anyone who claims that DNA tests proved Thomas Jefferson was the father of any of Sally Hemings' children, is perpetuating the hoax. The author of the original story, later admitted that it was inaccurate.
It's also a hoax, because documentary evidence was deliberately altered, in order to support the paternity claim. And it's a hoax, because supporters of the paternity claim have harassed and race-baited anyone failing to roll over. And it's a hoax, because supporters of the paternity claim have used different rules of evidence for adjudging claims supporting their story, than they have for adjudging claims that contradict their story.
Moreover, I can't picture how something like that amounts to any sort of a "smear" against Jefferson.
I can't either, but it clearly functions as one for the hoaxers.
The only people in the picture deserving of "smearing" are a number of neo-antebellum southern "historians" who apparently are still in denial over it.
I don't know which historians you are referring to, or why you use scare-quotes, when it is the hoaxers who are pseudo-historians.
BTW, did you bother reading the article through?
I don't see how Occam's Razor is going to help you to join the Hemings Party. The Hemings Party has adduced no evidence that Thomas was the father; hence, there is no reason to accept the radical, new theory that Thomas was the father. (And you can't call it an old theory, because Callender was merely a libelist.)
It would not destroy Jefferson's legacy, were it true, but the Hemings Party certainly does aim to "libel" Jefferson (legally, you can't libel a dead man). Why they think that would discredit him is a matter of their particular political psychopathology.
And thanks for the other tip. LOL!
Now, I don't have a dog in this hunt, as far as being a Jefferson-worshiper or hater, though I do tend to believe that (with rare exceptions) any one of the Founding Fathers had more character in his little finger, than all of his contemporary, pc detractors have in their entire bodies and souls. Then again, we're talking sex here.
You and I have some seriously incompatible standards, so we may have to simply agree to disagree. You speak of "probability" and of "the preponderance of evidence standard." Now, while I'm insufficiently corrupt to be an academic historian, I have conducted some historical research here and there (unsoiled by academic interference), and done some work on philosophy (of the social sciences, physical sciences, etc.), which I hope you won't hold against me.
History doesn't work based on probability or preponderance of evidence (civil court standard). It doesn't even work based on "beyond a reasonable doubt" (criminal court standard). You wouldn't happen to be a civil attorney, would you?
David Hume came up with a standard for the examination of claims of miracles, that I believe applies perfectly to radical, new social scientific and educational claims. I believe it works for all three so well, because the three types of claims have the same structure. In each case, someone makes an experiential claim that contradicts all commonly known experience based on the senses and scientific laws. The miracle claimiant would have us suspend all experience and scientific laws, and give him the benefit of the doubt. But as Hume argues, someone making miraculous claims must be held not to a lower standard of proof, but to a much higher one, if we are to trash all prior experience and science, on his behalf.
The Hemings Party demands that we throw overboard everything we know about Thomas Jefferson, and accept their miraculous claims. But those claims fall apart under scrutiny. Hence, we have no reason to accept them. And we certainly have no reason to accept the rules of inquiry the Hemings Party would foist upon us.
The problem with your argument is that it is too reasonable to stand any chance in the present political climate. As Herbert Barger so naively discovered when asked to help find the genetic markers for this study - those interested in this subject are not involved in a search for the truth. They have an agenda. That agenda is only served by Thomas Jefferson being adjudged as the father of one or more of Sally Heming's children. They do not care that others might be culpable, and that any scientifically credible conclusion would point out all of the probabilities. No, they are only interested in jumping to the conclusion that suits their agenda.
I have no objection to the reasonable approach that you champion - your arguments are rational, are supported by the facts as we know them, and help shed light on this complex issue. But, your argument is of no interest to those who have advanced this debate. They will only accept one conclusion, facts, statistics, and truth be damned.
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As it is with an high-profile and controversial case, the news that FSU quarterback Jameis Winston would not be charged of sexual assault solicited a lot of different reactions.
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And while jokes can be fun, and Winston has been vindicated in the eyes of the law, the main problem with the entire incident is that it brought out an uneasiness in Twitter and even in the State Attorney's press conference. Because the bottom line in this whole thing was a woman may or may not have been sexually assaulted (even if it wasn't Winston).
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Here's another dope video release from FTC, this time a mini doc about OG skate photographer Ken Goto, who just had an art show in San Francisco this past weekend. "Extended Vacation" features a wide range of Goto's works both pure and augmented by the likes of Ed Templeton, Lance Mountain, and more. Shot and edited by Ando.
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A recent survey shows the number of mountain gorillas is on the rise, giving hope to one of the world's most endangered species. The number of mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park shared by Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo has risen in recent years. In a survey conducted by the International Gorilla Conservation Program and Uganda Wildlife Authority, the population in the UNESCO-designated world heritage site was found to have risen to 400 from 340 when the last census was completed five years ago. "In 2010 there were only 480 mountain gorillas in the Virunga Massif which comprises the Buhahinga Gorilla National park in Uganda, the Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda and the Virunga National park in the DRC. And now the 400 which have been confirmed in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park which is entirely in Uganda brings the total to 880, this means that Uganda is a host to more than half the world's population of mountain gorillas," said Uganda tourism minister Maria Mutagamwa Researchers say mountain gorillas are only found on the borders of Rwanda, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, where they are confined to two forest blocks some 45 kilometres apart. Uganda carried out a survey between September and October 2011.
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there are always going to be bills to pay, work to be done, and problems to deal with. They're part of real life, but so is joy, if you look for it.
Improving a house and making a home.
there are always going to be bills to pay, work to be done, and problems to deal with. They're part of real life, but so is joy, if you look for it.
Love the ginger kids!! We only have one out of our crew.
that baseball note makes it all worth it, doesn't it?
today i took my kids out for a fun day. when we were home later i was sitting on the porch and sawyer was hanging out with me. we walked down our driveway to get the mail and he held my hand the whole time. 🙂
The baseball is precious and I would frame that photo! It's so nice when the kids show unprompted gratitude…you must be doing something right 🙂
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Beautiful flowers, beautiful kids and beautiful memories!
Ooh I am so jealous of your lake trip! It looked spectacular! The flowers are gorg! Love this post.
I don't think I really realized that you too have a redhead. (when did they start getting called 'gingers'?). Does red hair run in the family? You look like you have some strawberry, right?
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That note would be the highlight of my summer! Great job mom & dad! A perfect example for all of us how meaningful a simple note can be!
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Looks like you're having a GREAT summer!
I love seeing your summer posts each week! You have a beautiful family and that baseball is just precious!
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seriously?…the baseballl?…you never told me, and believe me. that is something to brag about. Absolutely wonderful ==you are seriously doing it all right!
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My last and more ambitious attempt at predicting tomorrow night's draft.
Round 1
1. Carolina: Marcel Dareus, DT, Alabama
You know what I really don't like about Cam Newton, more than anything else? 14 career starts. College games started is a quite strong predictor of QB success in the NFL, before those of you less into statgeekry dismiss this, the best explanation for the predictive power of that stat I've seen has everything to do with the people breaking down tape rather than looking at the stats. The more tape scouts have to look at for a prospect the better they can evaluate them. Of the 7 QBs being considered in the early rounds, only Newton has less than 28 starts. Newton is a massive gamble, and the stakes are too high with the #1 pick.
2. Denver: Patrick Peterson, CB, LSU
Denver needs to add defensive talent and Peterson is the best defender still on the board. If Dareus isn't the top pick he could be taken over Peterson as DT is a more pressing need and Dareus is at the very least close in value to Peterson.
3. Buffalo: Von Miller, OLB, Texas A&M
Is Ryan Fitpatrick the caliber of QB you want starting for you, no, but a defense that can't pressure the other QB is a massive obstacle to respectability that they can do much more to address in this spot.
4. Cincinnati: AJ Green, WR, Georgia
The Bengals have some promising complementary targets, but they need a better top guy after a year of Owens and Ochocinco failing to live up to their big names.
5. Arizona: Robert Quinn, LB, North Carolina
The Cards OLBs are old and weren't especially productive last year. There are more question marks than you'd like on Quinn, but he's a top 5 talent.
6. Cleveland: Julio Jones, WR, Alabama
Like Cincy Cleveland has some useful pieces, but nothing #1 quality.
7. San Francisco: Prince Amukamara, CB, Nebraska
Yeah, I don't like this QB class. Amukamara will be a big help in bringing the Niners pass offense up to match it's excellent run D.
8. Tennessee: Nick Fairley, DT, Auburn
Too much talent and production to fall much further, but drafting a player with only 1 year of production early is a big gamble.
9. Dallas: Cameron Jordan, DE, California
Dallas didn't get much from their DEs and Jordan is ideal for a 3-4.
10. Washington: Cam Newton, QB, Auburn
Any prospect that responds to "give me a play you ran at (your college) with a blank stare is not someone I want to gamble millions on, but someone will and Washington is a real candidate to.
11: Houston: JJ Watt, DE, Wisconsin
Tough spot for the Texans without a good way to address their main needs, but Watt would be a strong contributor in the Texans new front.
12: Minnesota: Da'Quan Bowers, Clemson
I can buy some slippage, but I've seen nothing that justifies the guy going from being discussed for the #1 overall pick to falling to the late 1st.
TRADE: #13 to SD for #18 and #82
13. San Diego: Muhammad Wilkerson, DE, Temple
In recent drafts the Chargers have made a big move to get a prospect they like and have used an early pick on a small school guy. Why not do both at the same time?
14. St. Louis: Corey Liuget, DT, Illinois
The Rams have 3 very nice pieces on the DL and a black hole at the 3-tech. Liuget rounds out the unit, which should be fantastic next year.
15. Miami: Blaine Gabbert, QB, Missouri
Why is a guy that has worse stats in the same offense as a guy that went undrafted a 1st round pick? I don't know, but he will be.
16. Jacksonville: Aldon Smith, DE, Missouri
Kerrigan is a safer choice, but the Jags need to go out on more of a limb to really fix a terrible pass rush.
17. New England: Tyron Smith, OT, USC
I know potential is a word that tightens pants in the NFL this time of year, but at the end of the season everyone said there isn't a top 10 caliber OT in this class. I don't think that's changed.
18. Detriot: Ryan Kerrigan, DE, Purdue
Kerrigan reminds me a lot of the guy he'd be replacing here, Kyle Vanden Bosch. Not freak athletes, but productive through hard work and intensity.
19. NY Giants: Mike Pouncey, G/C, Florida
No one seems to think Pouncey is a better prospect than his brother, but he's commonly mocked as a higher selection than Maurkice was last year (#18 overall). The Giants are old on the OL and have better options in-house at tackle than on the interior.
20. Tampa Bay: Adrian Clayborn, DE, Iowa
The Bucs need a pass rusher and Clayborn is undoubtedly the best left who passed his combine drug test.
21. Kansas City: Gabe Carimi, OT, Wisconsin
Right Tackle was a major hole for the Chiefs and Branden Albert still has his doubters. Carimi can step in at a tackle spot and shore up a line that collapsed at the end of the season.
22. Indianapolis: Anthony Castonzo, OT, Boston College
Castonzo lacks some bulk and strength but is an excellent pass blocker. Better protection on the edges and a healthy group of targets will turn the Colts O back into a force to be reckoned with rather than the jerry-rigged mess they managed to ride into the playoffs last year.
23. Philadelphia: Jimmy Smith, CB, Colorado
A great fit for the Eagles scheme and needs, Smith will excel manning up on WRs as the blitz turns up the heat on the QB.
24. New Orleans: Mark Ingram, RB, Alabama
There aren't many single workhorse backs in the league anymore, but you at least have to have a strong 1a guy. Chris Ivory, Pierre Thomas and Reggie Bush aren't it.
25. Seattle: Cameron Heyward, DE/DT, Ohio State
Heyward fits well as a 5-tech or a 3 in a Seahawks D that could use some more young talent up front.
26. Baltimore: Nate Solder, OT, Colorado
At 6'4″ Michael Oher is absolutely tiny compared to the Ravens recent history at LT with both Ogden and Gaither measuring in at over 6'8″. Oher and Yanda performed much better at their previous positions. Solder could prompt a series of moves that'd leave the Ravens with a phenomenal line.
27. Atlanta: Derek Sherrod, OT, Miss St.
Back to back picks kicking a former first round pick over to RT? Maybe, or Sherrod could replace the Free Agent Claybo. If there isn't a edge rusher here and the Falcons aren't in love with any of the 2nd tier receivers upgrading the line would be worthwhile.
TRADE #28 to CIN for #35 and #101
28. Cinncinati: Jake Locker, QB, Washington
Maybe adding Green will convince Palmer to stick around a while, Locker is definitely going to need some bench time before he starts so maybe it'll all work out.
29. Chicago: Stephen Paea, DT, Oregon State
(Insert sadface Cutler here). Paea can be a force inside and while he isn't the penetrator to replace Tommy Harris, there are tons of great options for that later in this draft.
30. New York Jets: Martez Wilson, LB, Illinois
A versatile LB like Wilson would excite Rex Ryan more than a…. never mind. I'm not going there… for a number of reasons.
TRADE: #31 and #128 to JAC for #49, #80 and #114
31. Jacksonville: Christian Ponder, QB, Florida State
Mediocracy is one of the most hated traits possible in a starting quarterback. Garrard is building some serious ill-will.
32. Green Bay: Brandon Harris, CB, Miami
The Packers have a excellent pair of corners, but Charles Woodson will be 35 soon and at a position that physically demanding he can't have too much left at a high level.
Round 2
33. New England: Stefen Wisniewski, C/G, Penn State
34. Buffalo: Kyle Rudolph, TE, Notre Dame
TRADE: #35 and #159 to TEN for #39 and #109
35. Tennessee: Colin Kaepernick, QB, Nevada
36. Denver: Marvin Austin, DT, North Carolina
37. Cleveland: Akeem Ayers, LB, UCLA
38. Arizona: Marcus Cannon, T/G, TCU
Yeah, I know he's not going here now that he's undergoing chemo, but bear with me. Re-working 4 rounds of picks is a pain.
39. New England: Brooks Reed, OLB, Arizona
40. Dallas: Ben Ijalana, T/G, Villanova
41. Washington: Jonathan Baldwin, WR, Pittsburgh
42. Houston: Rahim Moore, S, UCLA
43. Minnesota: Ryan Mallett, QB, Arkansas
44. Detroit: Mason Foster, OLB, Washington
45. San Francisco: Justin Houston, OLB, Georgia
46. Denver: Luke Stocker, TE, Tennessee
47. St Louis: Mikel LeShoure, RB, Illinois
48. Oakland: Orlando Franklin, T/G, Miami
49. Pittsburgh: Phil Taylor, NT, Baylor
50. San Diego: Leonard Hankerson, WR, Miami
51. Tampa Bay: Rodney Hudson, C/G, Florida State
52. NY Giants: Bruce Carter, LB, North Carolina
53. Indianapolis: Danny Watkins, G, Baylor
Watkins is getting mocked as high as 21 to KC, but a soon to be 27 year old who is likely moving to guard as a pro and has only been playing football for 4 years is going to last a while, even if he is likely to be a starting caliber guard day 1.
54. Philadelphia: DeAndre McDaniel, S, Clemson
55. Kansas City: Torrey Smith, WR, Maryland
56. New Orleans: Sam Acho, DE, Texas
57. Seattle: James Carpenter, T/G, Alabama
58. Baltimore: Randall Cobb, WR, Kentucky
59. Atlanta: Jabaal Sheard, DE, Pittsburgh
TRADE: #60 to ARI for #69 and #136
60. Arizona: Andy Dalton, QB, TCU
61. San Diego: Aaron Williams, CB/FS, Texas
62. Chicago: Drake Nevis, DT, LSU
63. Pittsburgh: Marcus Gilbert, OT, Florida
64. Green Bay: Christian Ballard, DE, Iowa
Round 3
65. Carolina: Titus Young, WR, Boise State
66. Cincinnati: Jarvis Jenkins, DT, Clemson
67. Denver: Alan Bailey, DE/DT, Miami
68. Buffalo: Kelvin Sheppard, LB, LSU
69. New England: Quinton Carter, S, Oklahoma
70. Cleveland: Jurrell Casey, DT, USC
71. Dallas: Ras-I Dowling, CB, Virginia
72. New Orleans: Greg Jones, LB, Michigan State
73. Houston: Chris Carter, OLB, Fresno State
74. New England: DeMarco Murray, RB, Oklahoma
75. Detroit: Davon House, CB, New Mexico State
76. San Francisco: Jerrell Powe, NT, Mississippi
77. Tennessee: Quan Sturdivant, LB, North Carolina
78. St. Louis: Jerrel Jernigan, WR, Troy
79. Miami: Jason Pinkston, T/G, Pittsburgh
80. Pittsburgh: Will Rackley, G, Lehigh
81. Oakland: Brandon Fusco, C, Slippery Rock
82. Detroit: Ryan Williams, RB, Virginia Tech
83. NY Giants: DJ Williams, TE, Arkansas
84. Tampa Bay: Nate Irving, LB, North Carolina State
85. Philadelphia: James Brewer, OT, Indiana
86. Kansas City: KJ Wright, OLB, Mississippi State
87. Indianapolis: Tyler Sash, SS, Iowa
The best Iowa safety since Sanders, Sash isn't the freak athlete Bob was, but has much better size and was far more durable. Sash supports the run well and has a fantastic knack for being in the right position for a big play in coverage.
88. New Orleans: Lance Kendricks, TE, Wisconsin
89. San Diego: Kendrick Ellis, NT, Hampton
90. Baltimore: Marcus Gilchrist, CB/FS, Clemson
91. Atlanta: Greg Romeus, DE, Pittsburgh
92. New England: Lawrence Guy, DE, Arizona State
93. Chicago: Greg Little, WR, North Carolina
94. NY Jets: Jeremy Kerley, WR, TCU
95. Pittsburgh: Brandon Burton, CB, Utah
TRADE: #96 and #169 to BUF for #100 and #197
96. Buffalo: Ricky Stanzi, QB, Iowa
Round 4
97. Carolina: Johnny Patrick, CB, Louisville
98. Carolina: Terrell McClain, DT, South Florida
99. Seattle: Tandon Doss, WR, Indiana
100. Green Bay: Colin McCarthy, ILB, Miami
TRADE: #101 and #136 to WAS for a 2012 2nd and 5th
101. Washington: Taiwan Jones, RB, Eastern Washington
102. Cleveland: Mark Herzlich, LB, Boston College
103. Arizona: Vincent Brown, San Diego State
104. Philadelphia: Casey Matthews, LB, Oregon
105. Houston: Robert Sands, S, West Virginia
106. Minnesota: Joseph Barksdale, OT, LSU
107. Detroit: Chykie Brown, CB, Texas
108. San Francisco: Jaiquawn Jarrett, S, Temple
109. New England: Chris Hairston, OT, Clemson
110. Dallas: Deunta Williams, S, North Carolina
111. Miami: Jordan Toddman, RB, UConn
112. St Louis: John Moffitt, C/G, Wisconsin
113. Oakland: DeMarcus Van Dyke, CB, Miami
114. Pittsburgh: Jalil Brown, CB, Colorado
115. San Francisco: Cedric Thornton, DE, Southern Arkansas
116. Tampa Bay: Rickey Elmore, DE, Arizona
117. NY Giants: Jah Reid, OT, Central Florida
118. Kansas City: Delone Carter, RB, Syracuse
119. Indianapolis: Sione Fua, DT, Stanford
Fua isn't a penetrator, but he can push the pocket, make credible pursuit and he's extremely tough to move. Just what the Colts need added to the interior on early downs.
120. Philadelphia: Clint Boling, G, Georgia
121. Jacksonville: Chemdi Chekwa, CB/FS, Ohio State
122. Buffalo: Lee Ziemba, OT, Auburn
123. Baltimore: Pernell McPhee, DE, Mississippi State
124. Atlanta: Lawrence Wilson, OLB, UConn
TRADE: #125 to CIN for a 2012 3rd
125. Cincinnati: Shane Vereen, RB, California
126. NY Jets: DeMarcus Love, T/G, Arkansas
127. Chicago: Jake Kirkpatrick, C TCU
128. Jacksonville: Ahmad Black, S, Florida
129. Green Bay: Roy Helu, RB, Nebraska
130. Tennessee: Kris O'Dowd, C, USC
131. Green Bay: Austin Pettis, WR, Boise State
Round 5
132. Carolina: Virgil Green, TE, Nevada
133. Buffalo: Niles Paul, WR, Nebraska
134. Cincinnati: Pierre Allen, DE, Nebraska
135. Kansas City: Jeremy Beal, OLB, Oklahoma
136. Washington: Derek Hall, OT, Stanford
137. Cleveland: Curtis Marsh, CB, Utah State
138. Houston: Kendric Burney, CB, Kentucky
139: Minnesota: Chris Rucker, CB/FS, Michigan State
140. Kansas City: Tim Barnes, C/G, Missouri
141. San Francisco: Ronald Johnson, WR, USC
142. Tennessee: Jerron Johnson, S, Boise State
143. Dallas: Edmund Gates, WR, Abilene Christian
144. Washington: Brandon Hogan, CB, West Virginia
145. St. Louis: Shiloh Keo, S, Idaho
146. Miami: Jordan Cameron, TE, USC
147. Jacksonville: Greg Salas, WR, Hawaii
148. Oakland: Thomas Keiser, DE, Stanford
149. Philadelphia: Bilal Powell, RB, Louisville
150. Minnesota: Joe Lefeged, S, Rutgers
151. Tampa Bay: Julius Thomas, TE, Portland State
152. Indianapolis: Charles Clay, H-Back, Tulsa
An extremely productive pass catcher, Clay has experience blocking from the RB, TE and FB spots in addition to being an effective runner. There are several roles already used in the Colts offense that Clay could contribute in.
153. Philadelphia: Rashad Carmichael, CB, Virginia Tech
154. Detroit: Jeff Maehl, WR, Oregon
155. Washington: Mike Mohamed, ILB, California
156. Seattle: Pat Devlin, QB, Delaware
157. Seattle: Andrew Jackson, G, Fresno State
158. Atlanta: Terrence Toliver, WR, LSU
159. Tennessee: Ugo Chinasa, DE, Oklahoma State
160. Chicago: Ross Homan, OLB, Ohio State
161. NY Jets: Owen Marecic, FB, Stanford
162. Pittsburgh: Chris White, ILB, Mississippi State
163. Green Bay: Justin Boren, G, Ohio State
164. Baltimore: Brandon Bair, DE, Oregon
165. Baltimore: Mario Harvey, ILB, Marshall


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Joe Kohan had two hits and a pair of RBI in Nevada's 5-3 victory at New Mexico.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - The University of Nevada baseball team used a strong start by Braden Shipley to defeat New Mexico 5-3 on the first day of the 2012 season.
The win moved Nevada to 1-0, while New Mexico fell to 0-1. Shipley earned the win, going five innings and giving up only one hit. He struck out seven and walked five. Hitting se
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Jay Anderson, up in the first big spot of his career, came through with a single up the middle to score Byler from second and put the Pack ahead 1-0. After Hunt lined out to left field, Kewbey Meyer jumped on the first pitch he saw and lined it into right to score Kohan. Meyer was caught stealing to end the frame.
Another one, two, three inning from Shipley in the third followed by a scoreless fourth brought Byler to the plate to lead off the Nevada fifth. He walked, and was sacrificed to second by Garrett Yrigoyen. A wild pitch by New Mexico starter Austin House allowed Byler to advance to third. Kohan drove him in with a sacrifice fly to right to put the Pack ahead 3-0.
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A Kohan single in the top of the seventh meant another Wolf Pack run. Cameron Brooks, who ran for Byler after he singled, came around from second to make the score 4-1.
New Mexico continued to hang around, scoring twice in the bottom of the seventh to get to within one. Nevada answered with a run in the eighth, pushing the lead back to two.
Tim Culligan, who came in for Levine with two down in the seventh, got four outs without allowing a base runner. Nevada threatened in the ninth, putting runners at first and second with one out. Carlos Escobar Jr. went down looking for the second out and Brett Jones flied out to left for the third.
The strong work in relief by Culligan allowed Matt Gardner to get his first save opportunity of the season in the bottom of the ninth. He got Ben Woodchick to fly out to center field for the first out. After a walk to Stiner, Gardener struck out Peterson. Two batters later he struck out Mitchell Garver to end the game and earn his first save.
In total, three Nevada players earned their first career hit against the Lobos on Friday. Senior second baseman Joe Kohan had two hits and drove in two runs.
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This year another advertisement entered a crowded field, without pomp but predicated on real-world circumstanceChryslers Halftime in America, featuring a weathered but resolute Clint Eastwood. He isnt exactly selling anything in the spot, which is filmed to resemble a political ad if it were produced by Paul Haggis (Eastwoods collaborator on Million Dollar Baby and the director of Crash). Instead, he aims to jolt, then scold, but ultimately soothe the viewer. First seen walking from the shadows of a hazy football game, he hunches his shoulders walks with a tired grace. Speaking in a voice so gravelly you could walk across it, he declaims that the American auto industrys primary focus has been compromised by the fog, division, discord and blame, but America knows how to come from behind to win.
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I'm more inclined to call it the Two Minute Warning.
And justifying bailouts. I liked the tweet I saw yesterday. It's halftime in America and we're behind $16 trillion to nothing.
except obama is the team owner
I don't agree. For me it came across as a promo for a "second half" of an Obama 8 year Presidency. No thanks to Clint on this one.
Referring to an Obama second term? I wouldn't put it past them. Just as it was sure nice for NBC to offer Barack a campaign spot.
That was my take on it as well.
Chrysler is now under private ownership again.
I had thought that Eastwood was a conservative, but I saw this as a pro-Obama ad. I was shocked.
That's the way I saw it. All this free advertising obama gets. We're due for a new car and I certainly won't buy a GM. If Clint releases any new movies - I won't buy a ticket. I boycott all obama lovers/supporters and will continue to do so.
You see that Fiat commercial that was whip cream off the chest.
All I get is a message that states: This commercial is no longer available due to copyright by the NFL.
Didn't watch it and now NFL has taken it down.
They took their ball and went home.
I saw this ad as a justification of bale outs and a plea to re-elect BHO or we are domed.
It made me want to vomit, even my "liberal" husband thought it was a bit over the top.
Chrysler got $1.3 billion in taxpayer's money for free.
"I hate Dodge".
She ain't too crazy about GM either...
I took it as American resolve and carrying on since Clint can see the nation is at a crossroads. My better half thought he was supporting a 2nd Obama act.
Nope it's bombast by a poser who reads lines fed to him and written by somebody else.
Detroit's the model for America? What comeback? It's still ruled by dumb and corrupt Democrats steeped in race baiting and class warfare. Chrysler took a government bailout and didn't pay back $1.3 billion of it.
So the message is:
1. Elect Democrats
2. Let them wreck things
3. Welfare is the answer
Chrysler should have gone bankrupt long ago. Reorganize and come back leaner. Instead we get pablum spun as gravitas and many can no longer tell the difference.
That's true but it was put back as a public offering and has been profitable. On GM we took a bath. Ford did not take the money and has done great. I applaud them for using good management to fix their situation.
Yes that was something!
Yeah...sexy girl and an UGLY car!!!
No...it's about socialism, bailouts and lies.
"This is about American resolve, hard work, innovation and guts."
More like effective propaganda for perpetuating syndicalism with its corporate and union featherbedding.
If you want to actually SEE the ad, despite the NFL copyright police who have already blocked it on YouTube, go here (it's below the Madonna hoopla):
Yes, the ad is promoting a "second half" for the bogus, muslim-oriented, tyrannical Hussein obama administration. PHOOEY to that!!!!
For the greatest ad in Super Bowl history, EVER, see:
Pretty obviously a promo for BO and the Democrat unions and a far cry from Ronald Reagan's "Morning in America."
The Reagan ads are still memorable. The haunting "Bear in the Woods" ad was a masterpiece.
No...it's about socialism, bailouts and lies.
"I saw this ad as a justification of bale outs and a plea to re-elect BHO or we are domed.
It made me want to vomit, even my liberal husband thought it was a bit over the top."
That was my take on it as well. I have always liked Clint but i decided i will boycot anything that he does after this commercial.
So what? They got there on the taxpayers dime. FUC/F, FUGM, FUCE, FUBO...that's Chrysler Fiat, GM, Clint Eastwood and barak obama!
Magnificent girl thoroughly defiled by an ugly tattoo smack dab on the middle of her neck. What a ruin of God's creation.
I agree and that's how I took it. Taxpayer money used to bail the company out, the company turns around, knowing where it's bread has been buttered and pays for a subtle message about the second half.
I doubt Detroit would air a message with the implication that the second half needs a new coach.
I also thought it was a brilliant subliminal message though, hopefully the viewers were too hammered to get it or, missed it altogether by trips to the bathroom and refrigerator.
we need an add with Charles Bronson......
we need an ad with Charles Bronson......
Agreed. But I am gonna say that was probably just a temp tattoo, flocking the sponsors product, yeah?
Mega-dittos to that.
I was expecting to hear "I'm Barack Obama, and I approved this message" at the end of the ad.
Thought the same thing ... but the tattoo was the car's logo.
I don't remember but - was President Bush ever offered the chance to appear in the same kind of interview before the game? The other thing that struck me was that he was given the questions in advance as his answers were too crisp when compared to the stuttering, broken answers that he usually gives.
Better commercial.....
Clint is walking down a dusty street in a western town.
In the background, the main theme from THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY is playing.
Clint stops. He pulls back his serape revealing his revolver.
The camera pulls in for a closeup of Clint's face.
He pulls the cigar from his mouth and says,
"Hey! You Democrats and UAW members! Get this thievin' money-grubbin' politics out of the car makin' business!"
The screen goes black.
You hear two gunshots.
The music gets louder.
I think you're reading too much into it. But, after three years of Obama, and Nancy Pelosi and Harry Ried, a little paranoia is understandable.
I didn't watch the game. NFL=crony capitalism.
"For me it came across as a promo for a "second half" of an Obama 8 year Presidency. No thanks to Clint on this one."
I agree with you. This was meant to say that Obama is not done. He needs a second half. Afterall, he's the one credited with saving the auto industry.
and.. I might add you taxpayers will never see a dime of it returned. Oh do they now have to pay taxes of any profit?
Maybe its halftime for Chrysler, but its Game Over for Chrysler's Bondholders.......
The crazy coach needs to be removed at half-time and a sane replacement needs to finish off the game.
Almost like having the horrible QB replaced with the much better 2nd stringer who pulls off a miracle.
We are 15 Trillion to Zero and we need a miracle comeback. Obama is not the answer, he is the problem.
This is about American resolve, hard work, innovation and guts.
No, that is what they want us to think it's about. Slick advertising is not going to convince me to buy a Government Motors product.
Is ALL of the bailout money paid back with interest? Where can one go to verify that they have paid back all they owe the taxpayer? I hope what you are saying has absolutely happened. That would be some very good news.
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