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This semester I thought I'd try something new and run my courses entirely within the official CMS. Over the past few years I've gotten a serious case of user account fatigue and dread the thought of signing up for yet another userid and password combination to be floating out there in the cloud more or less forever. I've used WordPress for class in the past, but these days I'm hesitant to make my students do something I wouldn't, so rather than make them get a new WordPress account, I thought I'd use the "blog" tool in Blackboard.
It's a usability and user interface nightmare. Navigation is opaque. There's no way to see all the class's posts in a chronological feed (y'know, like a blog?); each student's posts are in a separate silo (within a silo!); students can't figure out how to post, or how to see anyone else's blog; you can't copy/paste text into a text box in Bb(?!?); there's no way to see when a blog has new entries (except by remembering how many total entries there were the last time I looked); Blackboard helpfully tells me that there are 10 new posts but unhelpfully won't link to them . . . ugh.

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Anyone knows any good framework for developing shortcodes, i know how to create a shortcode but i don't know how to make a UI and include it on posts and pages and as well as custom posts. im sure some are using a certain framework for fast development. I have seen different themes here on theme forest that uses the same shortcode generator i think its a framework.
it looks like this https://www.dropbox.com/s/wrmu4311ycncm6u/shortcode-generator.png
when clicked a popup box appears https://www.dropbox.com/s/vxapvwntu8fwgsb/shortcode-generator-when-clicked.png
please tell me a i really really need to make this.
tried this before, i want to make my own set of shortcodes i just need the ui on the posts/pages/custom posts.
I too be interested in a shortcode framework of some sort, i managed to create multiple tinyMCE buttons with the help of this tutorial.
If you had a dollar everytime someone thank you, you'd be a millionaire by now thats how thankful i am for the link for that tutorial.
This one is also very goodhttp://wp.tutsplus.com/tutorials/theme-development/guide-to-creating-your-own-wordpress-editor-buttons/
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- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Grease an 8x1-1/2- or 9x1-1/2-inch round baking pan; set aside. Unroll dough (do not separate); press perforations to seal. Brush dough with melted butter. In a small bowl, stir together the granulated sugar and cinnamon; sprinkle over dough. Starting from a long side, roll up dough. Using a sharp knife, slice dough into 1-1/2-inch pieces. Arrange pieces, cut side up, in prepared pan, flattening each roll slightly.
- Bake for 15 to 18 minutes or until golden. Remove and cool rolls slightly in pan on a wire rack. Remove from pan. In a small bowl, stir together powdered sugar, vanilla, and enough orange juice or milk to make an icing of drizzling consistency. Drizzle over warm rolls. Serve warm.
Nutrition Facts (Crescent Roll Cinnamon Rolls)
- Per serving:
- 155 kcal cal.,
- 7 g fat
- (2 g sat. fat,
- 1 g polyunsaturated fat,
- 0 g monounsatured fat),
- 4 mg chol.,
- 241 mg sodium,
- 22 g carb.,
- 0 g fiber,
- 10 g sugar,
- 2 g pro.
- Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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Debbie Florio 663 Days Ago
I rated these a 5 star because they are pretty amazing when you consider they are made from packaged rolls. They are not Cinnabon quality but great in a pinch when you are craving something sweet.


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- Synopsis: What's the story about? Give here a brief summary of the plot. It would be also useful to point out in what moment of the series the story takes place. If it's a Gen Fic but it has some romantic elements, note here the characters involved too.
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Stories which primarily focus on the normal goings on of the cast. It's A Good Life, Sir by hotwaterfortea
- Recommended by: Roo
- Synopsis: A short story told from Jeeves's perspective, set in the 1940s at the beginning of World War II. War is looming, the world is changing, yet Bertie Wooster and his friends and family continue on like they have since 1910. Jeeves knows why: Bertie Wooster is a subconscious Reality Warper.
- Recommended by bregalad
- Warnings: some violence, dark themes, AU
- Synopsis: Bertie is rather fond of his rubber ducky - but why? And who are the characters featured in his tales? An alternative story of how Bertie and Jeeves met for the first time. Namely, in the bedlam.
- Comments: An original twist on the Wodehouse universe. Short but very effective.
- Recommended by Roo
- Synopsis: Once again, Bertie (who is driving everyone around him up the wall with a newfound passion for alliterations) finds himself roped into going along with a Zany Scheme conducted by Stiffy Pinker, née Byng, and has to impersonate Major Plank in order to convince a bishop and his committee to give the Hon. Rev. Harold "Stinker" Pinker a rural deanship. And this, of course, means it's curtains up for another round of classic Wodehouseian misunderstandings, awkward situations, and an enormous mess that Jeeves has to sort out. It's the sort of plot that wouldn't have been out of place in the later seasons of the TV series, when things got a little sillier.
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Stories which crossover with other characters or works. Green Ice by Adina
- Recommended by: Paul A
- Synopsis: Lord Attenbury's emeralds have gone missing while he was staying with Aunt Dahlia, and for once Bertie had nothing to do with it. Fortunately, Bertie's old Oxford chum "Flim" Wimsey is on hand, and proves to have a knack for the detecting business; Bertie also shows hitherto-unsuspected depths. Starts as a typically fluffy Wooster story, but turns over some unexpected rocks; the narration is all Bertie, but the villains are more in Lord Peter's line, as is the undercurrent flowing from the aftereffects of the War.
- Warnings: See above about "aftereffects of the War", some of which get described in detail and language not usual for Wodehouse. Also, Alternate Character Interpretation of a canon character which is not going to be everybody's cup of tea.
- Recommended by: Roo
- Synopsis: What if Bertie Wooster was a pony in Equestria, and attended the Grand Galloping Galla at the same time as Twilight Sparkle and her friends? Join Barney Trotter (the pony version of Bertie Wooster) and his valet, Cheese (Jeeves, of course), as they try to help Barney's old chum, Prince Blueblood (the titular "Old Blooey") get out of an accidental engagement at the Galla. While this is, of course, a very Alternate Universe version of Jeeves and Wooster, they have the same personalities as ever and the writing style is very Wodehouse-ish. Look for the Mane Six in cameo appearances.
- Recommended by: Roo
- Synopsis: Shortly after the events of The Code of the Woosters, Bertie gets two telegrams from Brinkley Court announcing that there's problems between Madeline and Gussie again, and a third telegram that comes from nowhere that just warns of impending doom. As Bertie and Jeeves set out for Brinkley Court, they are stopped by two men who claim to know Jeeves — one of them introducing himself as "the Doctor," and the other going by "captain Jack Harkness." What follows is not quite a romp through time and space — but a romp through Brinkley Court in order to find out why Madeline Basset has started acting so weird... in fact, she's started to act like a sane, normal and sensible person.
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Stories whose primary focus is on romantic or sexual relationships between the cast. Jeeves_and_The_Club_for_Inverts by triedunture
- Recommended by Goodwrench
- Pairings: Bertie/Jeeves
- Synopsis: Bertie goes to a rather rummy sort of club, the last place one would expect to find one's brilliant valet. What follows is more rummy stuff, lots of drinking, much too much smoking, and some other unmentionable things.
- Warnings: Slashy. Very, Very slashy, in fact. NC-17.
- Comments: Despite the unpromising title, this is a simply killer piece of writing. The author has written many excellent Bertie/Jeeves stories besides this one.
- Recommended by Marksthespot, bregalad
- Pairings: Jeeves/Wooster
- Summary: An overheard conversation changes everything. Histories, mysteries, romance, and a dive or two into the soup.
- Warnings: Mentions of past dubcon. R or NC-17 overall.
- Comments: A quick and absorbing read. Very good use of secondary and tertiary characters. I have this saved to my harddrive and have read it multiple times.
- Recommended by: Amethystasheryn
- Pairings: Jeeves/Wooster.
- Summary: Bertie has a rather rummy realization, but there's hardly time to consider it, what with all the dratted relations who've decided to invade the old Wooster homestead, not to mention Honoria Glossop. Only Jeeves could possibly save this day.
- Warnings: Slash, but nothing worse than a kiss.
- Comments: A story that does a fantastic job of capturing Bertie's unique style of narration, this would be a great read with or without the romantic element. Bertie's realisation that he loves Jeeves is understated, but not forgotten: He has other things and people to deal with, but when all's sorted at the end of the day, the romance gets its turn. Jeeves and Bertie are both flawlessly in character while working out their feelings for one another, and Lisztful gracefully preserves both their voices and their dignity throughout the encounter. Very worth a read.
- Recommended by: bregalad
- Tags: hurt/comfort
- Pairings: Jeeves/Wooster.
- Summary: After a catastrophic bicycle ride in the rain, Bertie has a painful realization about his family, friends and possibly Jeeves.
- Warnings: very mild slash (declarations of love), planned suicide, WWI remembrances, copious amounts of angst
- Comments: If you've ever thought Bertie deserves a hug for all the abuse he has to cope with, this is your fic. The parts about the war are a bit of a stretch for a Wodehousian narrative, but the sheer emotional intensity of the story and the ever-present humour manage to keep it fresh and enjoyable. Definitely worth a read.
- Recommended by: bregalad
- Pairings: Jeeves/Wooster.
- Summary: It was inevitable that one day, Jeeves and Bertie accidentally let their guard down, and the true nature of their relationship is found out. Now they must escape from the familial wrath, and find a new home to start a new life. But it's even more difficult than it seems...
- Warnings: explicit slash (NC-17), graphic depictions of violence
- Comments: This lengthy fic explores the possible outcome of Bertie and Jeeves's relationship, and does it in an interesting and realistic manner. Bertie's voice is as entertaining as in the original books, the secondary characters are handled well, and the overall story is exciting and very moving. The author's other works are worth checking out, too.


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Among the fascinating reads in this ESPN the Magazine D.C. issue I keep hyping is a long piece by Seth Wickersham, about Dan Snyder, Dave McKenna, and the team and lawsuit that join them.
Now, I'm just going to ignore the McKenna stuff entirely, since we're friends, and I've probably written about him enough in my life. But the Snyder stuff is fascinating, and includes a bunch of great details. I'd encourage you to read the whole story, but to whet your appetite, here are a few especially memorable anecdotes.
About the bad oldish days:
Portis and other players disliked Zorn, and they took their complaints about his playcalling and his arbitrary rules — such as insisting that Portis remove his hands from his pockets during practice — over his head, down the hall to the corner office. "Dan gave more say to the players than to the coach," one former starter says.
At the same time, Snyder was still molding the Redskins in his own image by appealing to players, such as Haynesworth, who were moved by money. As the point man in wooing star free agents, he would boast over bottles of Opus One about his Super Bowl parties with Tom Cruise, remind players that his company produced the Golden Globes, in case they wanted to attend, and offer use of his jet — emphasizing that it was a $50 million Global Express. Need a dinner reservation? Call his secretary. Need a lawyer? He'll handle it. Just worry about football.
About experiencing losses:
Watching games from his private box, Snyder would cuss and second-guess plays, unblinkingly huffing past people. "You want to stay out of his way," says Fox News Sunday anchor Chris Wallace, a frequent guest. After losses, Snyder would stay until 4 a.m., pounding drinks, downing burgers and pizza and blaming himself for being, in the words of a friend, "his own worst enemy."
About the many sides of his personality:
Snyder can be petulant, gnawing on an unlit cigar and grinding the wet end into someone's neck. He can be thoughtful; after Chris Wallace's father, Mike, the legendary 60 Minutes reporter, died in April, Snyder was one of the people who sent Chris a card and flowers. He can flaunt his status, sometimes having his driver drop him off at the front door of Redskins Park instead of at his parking space 10 yards away. And he can be generous. A few years ago, Snyder scored an advance copy of Star Trek and hosted Donovan's family at his home theater. The Snyders greeted their guests wearing pointy ears made from aluminum foil. "I thought, If people could see this," Donovan says.
Interesting guy. These are all things that I have never done. Read the full story here.


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A hundred years ago, the Republican Party was led by Theodore Roosevelt whose progressive ideas today would undoubtedly lead to Republicans today castigating him as a "radical" or "socialist." Theodore Roosevelt took on Big Business with his trust busting ideas, he originated the concept of conservation of our national resources, he believed in equal rights for Negroes and women, he supported labor unions, he urged transforming the Washington D.C. school system into a model for the nation, and he was the first president to actively seek to integrate immigrants into the American ethos. His famous Rough Riders was included immigrants from every ethnic group.
In the 1940s, the Republican party was led by Wendell Wilkie whose book, "One World" spoke of his desire for a world bound together. Thomas Dewey who twice ran for the presidency supported most New Deal laws and worked actively for equal rights for minorities. Senator Arthur Vandenberg led Senate Republicans in working with Roosevelt and Truman to become part of the United Nations. Even the great Republican Senator Robert Taft would today be branded by right wing kooks as a radical. During the 1950s, Dwight Eisenhower consolidated the New Deal and backed the Supreme Court in Brown vs. Board of Education. It was Eisenhower who warned about the "military/industrial complex" and was probably the only president in fifty years to cut the military budget.
Today, Senator Specter has left the party because the party has abandoned its conservative ideals and its concern for human rights. Its ongoing mantra is "cut taxes to help the wealthy." Senator Vandenberg worked closely in a spirit of bipartisanship with Democrats as did Ronald Reagan on many international issues. But, today, the party of Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt is controlled by Rush Limbaugh mentalities of pettiness and vicious hatred toward anyone who disagrees with their belief that wealthy people are the chosen ones of God. By the way, Teddy Roosevelt violently opposed any mixing of church and state.
So, what has happened to the Republican party? It is led by men with limited vision, outdated economic ideas, and a narrowness in terms of encompassing divergent people within the framework of the American nation. Republicans, ye have tarried too long, begone and rest in the dustbin of history with other relics of lost ideas.
I am certain Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt and Dwight Eisenhower shed a tear every night as they gaze at the motley crew of ignorant hateful people who lead their party.


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David & Roselyn
The Louisiana Museum Foundation
Wednesday, April 30, 2014 from 8:00 PM to 9:30 PM (CDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
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Event Details
If you have spent much time strolling in the French Quarter you have probably seen David and Roselyn dressed in purple surrounded by instruments playing folk music and blues on Royal Street or on Jackson Square. They met in San Antonio, Texas in 1959 touring Air Force Bases throughout the United States. Over the past 55 years they have toured the world playing festivals, appearing on TV, and of course, hitting the street. Come hear unparalleled and unforgettable music magic! Instruments include Guitar, Harmonica, Trumpet, Mandolin, Banjo and a raft of African Finger Pianos: Kalimba, Sansa, Mbuti, Mbira, Morimbula, and Rhumba Box.
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Old U.S. Mint
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Wednesday, April 30, 2014 from 8:00 PM to 9:30 PM (CDT)
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This article was published 11/8/2014 (1048 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
It's time for the City of Brandon to grow up.
Our city started as a major junction on the Canadian Pacific Railway, and the Assiniboine River and was incorporated in 1882.
The Brandon Charter Act has been in effect since Jan. 1, 1997. However, that was put in place to establish Brandon as a city, and doesn't include much else.
It allows the City of Brandon to employ staff, sets the structure of council and our ward system, discusses public works and infrastructure (such as city-owned parking structures), and that auditors shall examine the city's books to ensure they comply with the Municipal Act.
Interestingly, the Brandon Charter Act also allows borrowing for recreational facilities and "the city may purchase, acquire or establish, and operate, a municipal golf course and other recreational facilities, either within or outside the limits of the city."
It spells out the fact that, unlike councillors of municipalities under the Municipal Act, councillors in Brandon do not need to reside in their wards.
And oddly, it also states council may, by bylaw or resolution, make grants to the Brandon Chamber of Commerce.
But Brandon's Charter falls far short of allowing this city to have the same powers over its destiny that Winnipeg enjoys.
Winnipeg received its own act under the province's municipal legislation in 1971. Then known as the City of Winnipeg Act, the new legislation incorporated several municipalities that surrounded Winnipeg — including Charleswood, Fort Garry, North Kildonan, Old Kildonan, Tuxedo and several others — into one unified City of Winnipeg.
Later, the City of Winnipeg Act was repealed and replaced in 2003 by a new act, called the City of Winnipeg Charter. This most recent Winnipeg charter lays out in great detail the functions and laws of the city, on everything from care of noxious weeds, restrictions on flood assistance, boarded-up buildings, building inspections, taxation, licensing, the city's ability to borrow — both long term and temporary — and development.
Though the City of Winnipeg remains a municipality under the Municipal Act, it has many more specific bylaws that differentiate it from smaller towns, villages and municipalities in the province. In that respect, the city is free from some of the more cumbersome aspects of the Municipal Act, while Brandon is not.
Mayor Shari Decter Hirst told the Sun last week that establishing a Brandon Act would be a sign of a mature community and she would "heartily support" moving forward on the issue.
"It would give the city more authority to act independently," she said. "Right now we have to work through the Municipal Act, and … it's cumbersome."
And a council and city encumbered means that growth, development and change is slow. For Manitoba's second-largest city, which has been enjoying strong population growth and is still struggling to promote and attract new development, this is a hobbling reality.
But the idea of an enhanced Brandon Charter or Brandon Act — whatever we'd like to call it — is not a new concept. The idea has been bandied about for a number of years.
During the 2007 provincial election, then-Progressive Conservative Party leader Hugh McFadyen outlined a plan to put Brandon on a level playing field with Winnipeg. Among the various statements he made during a campaign visit to Brandon, McFadyen promised to expand Brandon's Charter in a bid to give Brandon more authority over its own affairs.
"It's time that Brandon gets the recognition and respect it deserves," McFadyen said.
That push to give Brandon more autonomy died when the Tories lost the election, only to be resurrected by Coun. Stephen Montague in 2011, a few months after he was elected to represent Richmond ward.
At the beginning of the current council's term in 2010, the topic of establishing a Brandon Act was brought up around the council table as the city was putting together its Roadmap for Growth. All councillors were working on various "pillars" as part of that roadmap, and Montague was working in collaboration with former city clerk Con Arvisais and then-deputy city clerk Heather Ewasiuk on the pillar of "governance."
In a Powerpoint presentation, he made during a council planning session, Montague outlined several key issues that would have been addressed by a newly created governance committee, including — among other things — council structure, roles and responsibilities of the mayor and city manager, the council election process, and the need for a City of Brandon Act.
That particular pillar never saw the light of day and was not included in the Roadmap for Growth. Unsatisfied with the result, Montague brought the governance committee idea forward during a council meeting in March 2011. A month later, it was voted down by council.
But much has changed in the ensuing three years, and this particular group of councillors has had time to see the Municipal Act at work, and witness first-hand the inherent problems that Brandon faces while working under that act.
That Coun. Jeff Fawcett (Assiniboine) has promised to make it a priority for his second mandate, if he is re-elected in the municipal election on Oct. 22, is a hopeful sign that we are moving in the right direction as a city.
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By Justin Leighton
Tacoma Weekly suggests the proposed ordinance by Councilmember Ryan Mello needs compromise ("Store should not be punished over carts," staff editorial, TW 10/14).
Central Neighborhood Council is thankful for the leadership of Mello, who is responding to concerns of his constituents and neighborhood groups. Even though citizens are driving this effort, there is some reluctance to be bold and innovative to solve this growing problem of blight. The issue at hand is two fold: the proposed ordinance is believed to be too heavy handed and there is a lack of options for people who need help transporting their groceries.
The first issue, when compared to other communities, is actually quite light-handed. The proposed fine of $25 per cart is far below Renton and Lakewood with their $50 fine, and Auburn with a $30 fine or $70 disposal fee. Other cities on the West Coast have $50 to $100 fines, such as Beaverton and Forest Grove, Ore., and Long Beach and Fresno, Calif. Small stores, non-profits and stores with a wheel locking system would all be exempt under Mello's proposed ordinance. Central Neighborhood Council considers this a compromise we all can live with.
As much as we would love for the private sector to be left to solve this issue, the job is clearly not getting done. For example the Safeway stores in Hilltop, South End and East Side have had a private cart-returning program in place for several years; yet the problem has done nothing but worsen over the years. This method does not provide the community with a central contact to report abandoned carts in their yards, sidewalks, back alleys, or even in our beautiful parks. This is why it is essential for the City of Tacoma to work with one private contractor, which is proposed in the ordinance. The contractor will guarantee pick up within 24 hours after being called, a standard that cannot be done today. The fear with the Weekly's suggestion of stores retaining their own cart retrieval contractor is some stores may not do it at all, leaving the City of Tacoma at square one the problem.
This leads to the second issue at hand: providing an option for those who need help transporting their goods. There has been concern about passing this ordinance because it could unduly hurt the poor. Central Neighborhood Council along with other community leaders are dedicated to seek a way to provide free or reduced fold-up carts to those needing them. Portions of the fine could be used to purchase and administer this program. However, the fines will not generate enough revenue to kick-start and sustain this program. For this reason Central Neighborhood Council is also committed, upon passage of an ordinance, to champion the means necessary to fund this program including seeking eligibility for an innovative grant to purchase carts. Moreover we are dedicated to partner with other neighborhood groups to do the same.
Central Neighborhood Council has compromised through this process since it was first raised more than two years ago and recently emphasized in a letter to Tacoma City Council on April 7, 2011. The CNC wants real solutions that will resolve the issue across the city. We want to create a better community that makes Tacoma safe, clean and attractive. Justin Leighton is the secretary of Central Neighborhood Council and is a Hilltop resident.
Justin Leighton is the secretary of Central Neighborhood Council and is a Hilltop resident.


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Brock Details His Vision For Health Care
09/07/12 5:50PM By Bob Kinzel
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GOP gubernatorial candidate Randy Brock has unveiled his plan to provide universal access to health care in Vermont.
Brock says creating more competition in the private insurance market place is the best way to control health care expenses.
There are stark differences between Brock's vision for health care and the vision proposed by incumbent Democrat Peter Shumlin.
Shumlin wants Vermont to adopt a single payer system as quickly as possible but certainly no later than 2017.
Brock says his plan is designed to bring more insurance companies into the state to create greater competition.
"The governor's vision is one in which government is in control, it sets all the rules, it's a one size fits all vision," said Brock. "Mine is a vision in which patients are in control, which individual consumers are in control and they decide the insurance coverage that's best for them and for their families."
Brock wants to make significant changes to Vermont's community rating system to encourage more private health insurance companies to offer coverage in the state.
Under community rating, insurance companies are not allowed to charge higher premiums based on a person's age. Brock says this needs to change and he acknowledges that while his plan will lower premiums for young people, it will increase premiums for older consumers. He says he would create a special risk pool for those people hit hardest by this change.
"One of our major problems in health care in Vermont is that it is unaffordable to the very young person who's just started out in the workplace and as a result they're among the more significant portion of that group that doesn't have health care," said Brock.
"We've priced them out of the market in their beginning earning years but it's also the years that they are low consumers of health care and they are at their healthiest."
Brock favors high deductible, health savings accounts because he says they encourage consumers to make better decisions about their health care.
"The vast majority of medical care that we receive is neither catastrophic nor is it urgent and particularly in some of the high cost procedures the orthopedic surgery the knee replacements the hip replacements the prices do vary quite considerably depending up where things are done and how they're done and who does them," said Brock. "And having price transparency so that consumers particularly if they have a stake in the result can make that decision themselves."
Brock backs efforts to reform the state's medical malpractice laws and he also thinks the concept of "medical tourism" deserves more attention.
Under this approach, health care providers and the state's tourist industry would offer a package deal to encourage people from out of state to have serious medical procedures done in Vermont. Following the operation, the person would recuperate in one of the state's tourist communities.


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Appropriate Scratching
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It is a natural instinct for a cat to scratch and sharpen his/her claws. As long as he/she is offered an appropriate place to scratch, your furniture and belongings should be safe. There are many different types of posts available in pet stores. Try to pick one that best suits your cat.
- If your cat enjoys scratching leather or vinyl, choose a cardboard scratching post.
- If your cat seems to prefer carpeted surfaces, choose the carpeted scratching posts.
- If your cat prefers to scratch twine or rope bases, choose the thistle posts.
- If the post you choose has a toy attached, stay away from ones with toys larger than a golf ball. This will most likely intimidate your cat and it will not be used.
When introducing your cat to the post, place it near where your cat sleeps. Cats usually like to stretch and scratch when they wake up. This way your cat has the perfect place for a scratch the moment he/she awakes. If your cat has already chosen your sofa as a post, try putting the post next to the sofa. This will offer an alternative, more appropriate place for your cat to do his/her stratching.
If you see your cat still using your furniture as a scratching post, try correcting his/her behavior. Shaking a can of coins or spraying your cat with a water pistol will startle him/her. They will begin to associate this unpleasant feeling with scratching the furniture. Never let your pet see you correct him/her, and never hit your cat! You do not want them to associate anything negative with you. Offer praise and/or treats if you see them using the proper scratching post.
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'The Bruins' increasingly important defenseman, however, does admit he remains especially motivated when he faces the Buffalo Sabres, who never tried to keep him after drafting him in 2002. "Yeah, a little bit," Wideman said on the eve of Wednesday's game at HSBC Arena, the fourth of six Boston-Buffalo clashes this season. "I was a lot different then than I am now, but it's still fun to play against them. I know a lot of guys from going to their training camps, so it's still fun for me to go up against Buffalo."'
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I've recently (over the past couple months) started to get really bad matted hair. Like if I pick up a tiny piece, all of my hair is picked up with it.
I detangle my hair usually every two or three days with a wide tooth comb and coconut oil. (when I detangle with conditioner in the shower it seems like twice as much hair comes out and it takes way longer.)
Anyways one day it got REALLY bad and after I finally got it out my hair looks so unbelievably damaged.
I have a phobia almost of hairdressers for a trim...
Have no clue what to do.
Ideas plz?
Bumping!! I'm experiencing this as well with massive dryness due to the cod weather and the different regions water..
Any suggestions? Cause breakage... I can't
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If you only detangle every 3 days - there's 3 days worth of shed hair just hanging out waiting to be pulled away - that's why it looks like you're losing so much.
Those shed hairs can also weave the other hairs together resulting in matting, knotting and SSKs (single strand knots). My advice would be to detangle every day, or at least finger comb to grab those shed hairs and get them out.
I agree that it sounds like you're not getting all the shed hairs out, and this may be what's causing the matting. You may want to detangle more often, or use conditioner or something with more slip than the coconut oil to help you get all those shed hairs out. It may look scary to see all the hairs coming out, but like Lisa said, this is normal.
My hair is doing the same...
I condition like crazy and comb it out with a wide tooth comb and see a crazy amount of hair down the drain.
I wake up with no knots but by supper time my hair is completely matted at the nape of my neck and crazy knotted everywhere else.
If your hair is knotting more than usual it may be time for a trim. It could also be a result of an ingredient you're using, or the change in weather. With the drier air, you may need more moisture. If you live in a dry climate with low dews, you may need to avoid products with glycerin, or other humectants, as these can pull moisture out of the hair.
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Students can drop in to speak with the director every Tuesday and Thursday from 1 to 2:30 or Fridays from 10 to 11:30. If these times, conflict with your schedule, an alternative time can be arranged.
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A wide variety of student organizations, that share common ALANA goals, utilize the center as a base to plan, develop and implement, educational, social and cultural events. Some of these events are held at the ALANA Center and others at other campus venues. These organizations, in a comfortable and affirming environment, meet to engage in intra-cultural and cross-cultural dialogues during weekly general body meetings.
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The Business of Online Writing
blogging, self publishing, content marketing and social media promotion made easy
Hello, I'm Myne Whitman, Your New Hit Man
Let me tell you a story. Myne Whitman is a pen name but not too long after I started writing online, a reader pointed out that it was an anagram. Myne-Whitman = My-New-Hitman. So apt for what I can do for you as you begin to write online too :)
So who is Myne Whitman?
I am Nkem Akinsoto, first and foremost a lover and a romantic. I am also the wife of an amazing man who loves me a lot. To the moon and back, and back again :)
Trained as a researcher and project manager, I'm a story teller and writer at heart, and a lover of all things community and Nigeria. I believe strongly in writing down our stories so they're not lost, confused, or told by someone else. Where possible, I also think we should share those stories.
With my project management background, I want to bring my experience of making an income from writing online to work for you. I can make blogging, self publishing and social media marketing easy for you. A lot of people want to write, and have people read what they have to say, but don't know how to start. I can create a blog for you, and we'll take it from there.
I have created this project management and consultancy services to help you do that.
If you are a blogger, self published author, or small-business owner, there is so much to do and learn, and coming online and marketing yourself seems like such a chore.
But it is an important aspect of being successful in what you do, be it in making money from writing or promoting your small business. The world is moving beyond traditional media to obtain information or consume content. Millions of people are online, either creating content or active influencers of virtual communities.
And this is where social media comes in, and where I can help you and teach you to shine.
My first novel, A Heart to Mend and the second also, A Love Rekindled, went on to become runaway bestsellers on Amazon.com. This was done purely through blogging, utilising online contacts and word of mouth. A Heart to Mend stayed at #1 in the romance bestselling lists for 6 weeks straight!
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I hope you enjoy looking around, and do join me on the other two thriving online projects I've founded so far, Romance Meets Life, or Naijastories.com, a relationship magazine and a community of writers respectively.
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All pistols are, essentially, prohibited in Canada.
Canadians can get a handgun permit, under certain very specific circumstances, but Americans travelling through Canada are forbidden handguns.
If you want to take your rifle(s) through Canada, you have to arrange for it well in advance of your trip.
If you'd like to carry your own rifle(s) and pistol(s) from the Lower 48 to Alaska, you will have to go via an Alaskan Marine Highway ferry. Even though they travel through Canadian waters, they do not stop anywhere in Canada, so they are not bound by Canadian law.
You can drive your car, truck, or car-and-trailer combination onto an AMH ferry at Bellingham, Washington. You can book a cabin for sleeping, or you can book deck passage and sleep outside in a sheltered area. Maybe paying for your car automatically provides some sort of accommodation, but I don't know. The ferry has restaurants and snack bars.
If you have a secure destination address, BATFE regulations permit you to ship your own guns, from yourself at any address, to yourself at any address, without a license of any kind.
Long guns can go UPS, I think, but pistols have to go FedEx overnight or (I believe) UPS overnight.
Then you could drive through Canada without a problem.


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John Legend bowling in velvet. Does it get any better?
Not wearing velvet, but busting out of her dress is Jennifer Love Hewitt.
Jessica Seinfeld and a really big snow globe. Don't let Jack Frost near it.
Justin Timberlake talks about the exaggeration of on set injuries.
Kathy Griffin rarely does the skin tight look. Great for her for being in such great shape.
It is kind of like Vogue, but the military. Keri Hilson, Katy Perry and Jennifer Nettles.
Maggie Gyllenhaal and the co-founder of Twitter, Jack Dorsey.
How many times have you seen this pose? I wonder if it has a number? "Lets do the #14 pose."
Nicole Kidman did say last night she wants to marry off Aaron Eckhart.
Peter Andre channels Janet Jackson and George Michael if they had a child.
Princess Beatrice meets a drunk Londoner.
John Legend bowling in velvet. Does it get any better?


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need help, removing ac system on 91 mustng
I am thinking of removing my ac system. since this is my first car and I am new to tunning cars I would appreciate any and all advice. Before I do anything i would like if my defroster and heater will still work with the ac removed. and how should I go about removing ac
Since you want the heat/defrost to work all you need is to renove the freom from the system and pull the compressor and lines and get a new belt that is the correct length (several of the 'stang shops list them)and cap the a/c connections into the car. Some later vehicles may require cutting one of the lines near the firewall, you'll be able to see the connector if they are there.
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No, you're not mistaken there. If we continue to talk TES, I'm known for ditching very effective +n weapons for something that's not contrasting so starkly with my character's outfit. And I'm usually staying in character, which is easy enough as long as they're sticky-fingered . When creating characters, it takes me hours (and probably several failed attempts) to create the 'perfect' look and background when it comes to visuals
while I'm through in mere seconds when it comes to stats.
I still find it very easy to slip into the role of a preset character, looks- and background-wise. But if I have a choice
When I had a horse and cart in Daggerfall, it was laden with
clothes. Right, I even ditched weapons to cram more clothes into the cart. And even though there was nothing to gain by it, I spent a lot of time with getting dressed for special occasions. I mean, would you go visit a king in rags or a set of rusty armor?
It's not as if I could play any character and any style I wanted, either. There's definitely a border I cannot cross
there's behavior that feels so wrong that I just cannot do it. If I discover that I started a 'nerfed' (not stat-wise, mind you, but character-wise, or playing-style-wise) character, it might very well be that I stop playing and start over even if I'm hours into the game.


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Cupcakes & Conversation with Christine Shevchenko, Corps de ballet, American Ballet Theatre
Christine Shevchenko was born in Odessa, Ukraine where she was chosen to train in rhythmic gymnastics and ballet at an Olympic School. At the age of eight, she moved to the United States and spent the next nine years studying at Pennsylvania Ballet's Rock School. Shevchenko danced the children's lead in Pennsylvania Ballet's The Nutcracker for three years, and was featured in the NBC special Degas and the Dance. In 2002 she was invited to perform with International Ballet Theatre Company's "Stars of Kirov, Bolshoi and Ukrainian Ballet" in Annapolis, Maryland. In 2003, Shevchenko became the youngest recipient of the Princess Grace Award. Other awards include the Bronze Medal in the USA International Ballet Competition in Jackson, Mississippi, 2005 Gold Medal and Title of Laureate at the Moscow International Ballet Competition and the George Zoritch of "Ballet Russe" Award for Talent Recognition. She danced leading and soloist roles from Don Quixote, The Sleeping Beauty, The Nutcracker, Harlequinade, The Flames of Paris, Grand Pas Classique, Le Corsaire, Paquita, La Bayadère, and Balanchine's Symphony in C. She also performed various contemporary pieces by many choreographers that included Caprice #1 specially choreographed by Benjamin Millepied for a competition.
Shevchenko joined American Ballet Theatre's Studio Company (now ABT II) in August 2006 where she performed classical and contemporary pieces including the pas de deux from August Bournonville's Flower Festival at Genzano, Lilac Garden and Continuo by Anthony Tudor, and Eyes that Gently Touch by Kirk Peterson, along with other pieces. She joined American Ballet Theatre as an apprentice in December 2007 and the corps de ballet in June 2008.
Her repertoire with the Company includes a Shade in La Bayadére, Nanine in Lady of the Camellias, a role in Seven Sonatas, Fairy of Joy in The Sleeping Beauty, as well as roles in all of the full-length ballets. She created a role in Everything Doesn't Happen at Once.
What motivates you at 8am on a Tuesday morning?
The excitement of the beginning of another week rehearsing or performing.
Why ballet?
I have loved to dance for as long as I can remember. Ballet is one of the most beautiful forms of dance there is.
What are you looking forward to dancing in the new season?
I'm looking forward to dancing Alexei Ratmansky's new production The Nutcracker and The Bright Stream. Most recently, dancing in Cuba has been an incredible experience. And next, we are off to Washington, D.C., London, and Moscow in 2011.
Who would you most like to dance with & what would you dance?
Vladimir Malakhov in Giselle.
If you could dance anywhere in the world (not only in a theatre), where would you dance?
How do you prepare your pointe shoes?
After sewing the ribbons and elastic, I soften the box by beating them with a hammer. For performances, I stitch the tip of the box.
What is your daily routine at the moment?
Class starts every morning at 10:15am and I come to work earlier to stretch. Then I rehearse throughout the day till 6-7pm
You can ask six famous people to dinner – who would you invite?
Maya Plisetskaya, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Hillary Clinton, Grace Kelly, Audrey Hepburn, Coco Channel.
What would surprise people about you?
That I like to bake and cook.
Who inspired you to dance?
My mom.
What is your best piece of advice?
Whatever you choose to do in life, go for it!
How do you prepare in the hours before a show?
Nap with feet up, do hair and makeup. I say a short prayer in the wing before the performance starts.
Which role has tested you the most & how?
The Shades trio in La Bayadére. It is a pure classical piece that demands precise technique in white tutus.
If you were asked to design your own ballet costume, what would you create?
I would do a chiffon dress with lace or mesh.
What do you look for in a dance partner?
Someone who complements me as a dancer and who does what is best for me.
What is your favorite quote?
Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you have imagined – by Henry David Thoreau
Do you have a 'signature step' – one that comes naturally to you?
The jump from Don Quixote where you bend backwards with your leg bent in attitude.
A phrase I use far too often is …?
"oh my gosh."
What's been your best on-stage moment so far?
So far, it has been the first time I danced Sir Frederick Ashton's Birthday Offering, which was set for seven principal ballerinas of The Royal Ballet.
Do you have a secret skill which no-one knows about?
It's a secret.
In terms of your ballet career, where would you like to be in a year from now?
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The current Republican mantra is that President Barack Obama is responsible for the rise to power of Muslim extremists in Iraq. Republicans argue that,despite some original mistakes, President George Bush was able to recover, ended violence in Iraq, and turned over to Obama a nation prepared to become independent and prosperous. According to the Republican version, all Obama had to do was retain a small force of American soldiers and Iraq would have become a safe and prosperous nation. Senator John McCain continues to blast Obama for leaving Iraq too quickly.
Following is what actually happened in Iraq.
1. The famous "Surge" led by General David Petraeus was actually greatly aided by formation of "Awakening Council" Sunni militia. These Sunni led militia turned against Sunni extremists such as al-Qaida, and led the fight to defeat Osama bin Laden in Iraq.
2. Newly elected President Barack Obama AGREED TO MAINTAIN a small American military presence in Iraq. However, he insisted that US forces operate under the American Code of Military Justice, and not be subjected to trial in an Iraq court. Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki refused. THIS was the reason no US troops remained in Iraq. John McCain would have gone ballistic if an American President allowed American troops to be tried in Muslim courts!
3. The Obama administration obtained promises from Prime Minister Maliki, a Shiite, that the Sahwa Sunni militia which had fought against al-Qaida would become part of the Iraq armed forces, and Sunnis who fought along with Americans against Osama bin Laden would be paid.
4. Maliki turned against the Sahwa Sunnis, he persecuted Sunnis, and basically disbanded their militia. This led many Sunni militia to become so disgusted they joined groups like the Islamic State. The entire problem currently facing Iraq was caused by the inept, corrupt, lying government of Nouri al-Maliki!
The current situation was NOT caused by American decisions. It was the result of incompetent IRAQ decisions. I challenge any Republican to deny what has just been written!!


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Re: Export a graphical plot to pdf file
The problem is that ContourPlot, DensityPlot etc. compose their plot of
lots of tiny polygons. PDF is a vector format and preserves them all. The
PDF file becomes large and loads and scrolls slowly.
There is a FixPolygons package that merges polygons of the same colour
that results in drastically reduced PDF size:
This works well with ContourPlot. Unfortunately not so well (sometimes)
with DensityPlot as its polygons are filled with gradients, not one
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> On 11/6/2012 11:57 PM, Szymon Roziewski wrote:
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> > The problem is that the filled area is in a mess, I mean there are lots of
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It seems like a reasonable means of bringing more high tech talent to the USA, thus helping to make us more competitive in the global marketplace. Some however disagree.
The New York Times - WHILE genuine immigration reform has the potential to fix a seriously broken system, four senators have introduced a bill to solve a problem we don't have: the supply of high-tech workers.
The bill's authors, led by Senator Orrin G. Hatch, Republican of Utah, argue that America would benefit from letting more immigrants trained in science, technology, engineering and math work in the country, with the sponsorship of high-tech companies like Microsoft and I.B.M.
But the opposite is the case: the bill would flood the job market with indentured foreign workers, people who could not switch employers to improve their wages or working conditions; damage the employment prospects of hundreds of thousands of skilled Americans; and narrow the educational pipeline that produces these skilled workers domestically.
The impetus for the bill, which would give six-year visas to as many as 300,000 foreign high-tech workers a year, is the longstanding lament by business leaders that they cannot find the talent they need in the American labor market. In their version, there is a shortage of scientists and engineers, and the United States is failing to keep substantial numbers of foreign students in the country. As a result, our position as the world's leading high-tech economy is in danger.
Fortunately, they argue, H-1B visas — our guest-worker program for high-tech workers — brings us "the best and the brightest" in the world. We just don't give out enough of them.
But America's technology leadership is not, in fact, endangered. According to the economist Richard B. Freeman, the United States, with just 5 percent of the world's population, employs a third of its high-tech researchers, accounts for 40 percent of its research and development, and publishes over a third of its science and engineering articles.{Read More}
Perhaps we are all set without Senator Hatch's plan. However I can not help but wonder...
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text: WireImage ; AP Photo ; Getty Images (2)Then & NowKristen Stewart Style Evolution: Through The Years Until 'Twilight Breaking Dawn Part 2' (PHOTOS)Kristen Stewart stunned in Zuhair Murad at the premiere of the final Twilight movie in Los Angeles on Monday night. From Ugg Boots Balenciaga, see her fashion transformation.Jeesoo Park11.13.12 4:45 AM ETWireImage ; AP Photo ; Getty Images (2)WireImage ; AP Photo ; Getty Images (2)Friday marks the premiere of Breaking Dawn: Part 2, the final film installment of the Twilight franchise. It will be a sad day for avid fans of the franchise; the end of the road (for now, at least) for Bella Swan and Edward Cullen. But for Kristen Stewart, its star, the end of the Twilight years feels a bit like high-school graduation. And look how far she's come: to think that, just a decade ago, she wore black orthopedic shoes on the red carpet of Panic Room. Now, Stewart is the face of Balenciaga—turned out on the red carpet in a look straight from the fashion house's spring runway. She's recently rekindled her romance with Robert Pattinson and, well, has never looked this good. Gregg DeGuire / WireImageGet Thee to a NunneryAt the premiere of Panic Room in 2002, 11-year-old Stewart celebrated her first major role by donning an all-black outfit consisting of a loose, mid-calf dress, flat lace-up shoes, and a casual trench. Rusty White / WireImageLeave-Me-Alone ChicIn 2003, Stewart looked markedly different from just a year earlier. She wore longer hair, bootcut jeans, a belly-baring CBGB tank top, and—because no early-aughties look would be complete without them—Uggs. Jim Spellman / WireImage50 Shades of OatmealFifteen-year-old Stewart shows off a softer style in 2005 at the Tribeca Film Festival. She wore a tailored blazer, pleated cream skirt, ballet flats, and fitted tee. Chris Pizzello / AP PhotoLuck Be a LadyStewart appeared grown up for the first time in 2007, at the L.A. premiere of Into the Wild. With smoky eyes and blonde hair in a sophisticated updo, Stewart smartly paired a 2006 fall Rodarte chiffon dress with burgundy pumps. Chris Pizzello / AP PhotoBlack Becomes HerOne month after the first Twilight film wrapped, Stewart appeared at the 2008 MTV Movie Awards in a modern look—complete with cropped black cigarette cargo pants, a fitted black tank, patent stilettos, and matching jet-black hair. Frederick M. Brown / Getty ImagesLet the Craze BeginThen-18-year-old Stewart posed with future beau Robert Pattinson at the 2008 MTV Video Music Awards in a Phillip Lim mini-dress. The press tour kicked off a fashion-forward frenzy for Stewart, who subsequently wore dresses by Temperley London, La Perla, and DKNY. Jason Merritt / Getty ImagesThose Trademark ConverseForever thumbing her nose at tradition, Stewart has trademarked the Converse-with-dresses look. At the 2009 MTV Movie Awards, Kristen paired a Yigal Azrouël dress with beat-up sneakers. Only this week did she elaborate on her go-to footwear. Wearing flats, she says, helps her sign more autographs when she attends premieres. And that many actresses are "more concerned about looking pretty in your heels, and so you're walking slowly down the line. Put a pair of sneakers on." Jason Merritt / Getty ImagesThe Punk PhaseAt the 2009 Teen Choice Awards, she wore a Rock & Republic mini-dress with a spiky skirt and deep V-neck, along with a pair of peep-toe ankle boots by Jerome C. Rousseau. Combined with her mullet cut (in the process of growing out) from her role as Joan Jett in The Runaways, Stewart stands out from the rest of the crowd. Valerie Macon / Getty ImagesPin-Up GirlAt the 2011 MTV Movie Awards, Stewart rocked a red micro-mini-dress by Balmain—covered in safety pins and sequins. MTV Style reported on her look, referring to Stewart as a pro "when it comes to complementing hard edges with sophisticated silhouettes." NewscomThe Breakup BluesAfter news broke that she had cheated on Robert Pattinson with Rupert Sanders, Stewart wore her heart on her sleeve—or rather, shirt. She apologetically wore Rob's oversized T-shirt with a maroon Balenciaga quilted leather biker jacket through the LAX airport. Jason Merritt / Getty ImagesA Feminine ReturnStewart wore a fitted, long-sleeved Zuhair Murad dress to the Toronto Film Festival in 2012 to promote On the Road. The elaborate dress, complete with sequin flowers decorating the sleeves and suggestively sheer upper bodice and lace skirt, was worn only days after Balenciaga announced her as the face of the Spanish fashion house. 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About 1,200 roaring fans filled into Fifth Third Arena on a late Saturday afternoon during the Christmas season. The UC band played. The cheerleaders screams echoed off the rafters. Streams of cameras focused on the C-Paw logo.
The chants began from the second the UC administration rolled into the building.
"Tommy T! Tommy T! Tommy T!"
All this for the introduction of a new football coach.
These press conferences have happened before. They've taken place in the ballrooms of hotels and been filled with more skepticism than fanfare. Saturday's introduction of Tommy Tuberville felt as much like those as Nippert Stadium feels like Sunday morning at the pee-wee fields.
This was different. This was excitement personified. This wasn't how UC has came off in the past. This was bigtime. This was an atmosphere as big as this home-run hire.
Whit Babcock stated Friday he didn't care about winning the press conference, he preferred to win games between September and January. Well, regardless, of what occurs in August, Babcock just won the press conference. To be fair, he didn't just win it, he beat it into submission like Southeast Missouri State.
As UC embarks on a journey to ascend to the center stage of whatever awaits in the uncertain future of realignment and renovations, it set forth a message that this program belongs in the conversation with the best NCAA football has to offer.
"I want to be the leader that helps this university go to the next level," Tuberville said. "I wanted to help Bearcat Nation take the next step forward."
The first giant leap occurred before he'd given one pregame speech.
But this day, this hire would be about more than pomp and circumstance. This would be about perception becoming reality. This would be about a program leaving adversity in the rear view mirror and running it over with a Texas-sized tank.
Approximately 30 hours from the moment Butch Jones informed his team he ditched Cheer Cincinnati for Rocky Top, Babcock emerged with the 2004 AP Coach of the Year in tow. Statement made. Not only did UC football not die with the departure of its latest leader, before the weekend ended it emerged with an injection of momentum stronger than before. Page turned.
His board of trustees did a double take when he approached them with the possibility of snagging a coach of Turberville's pedigree.
"I can see why they had that thought," Babcock said of the coach who ranked No. 1 on his list of candidates. "Fortunately we had one go our way."
The hiring of an accomplished coach like Tuberville shakes the standard around UC football. Don't like revolving door? Don't like three-and-out system? Change the hiring mentality. Think different.
None of this means Tuberville will be a long-term answer in Clifton. His nine-year run in Auburn came bookended by three-year stints at Ole Miss and now Texas Tech. In college coaching, loyalty and predictability come to a program as often as Heisman Trophy winners. There are no guarantees, but if you desire a different result take a different approach.
In the opening moments of his first conversation with Turberville, Babcock would be hit over the head with the advantage of bucking the trend.
"He said if I come there to be your football coach, I'll stay," Babcock said. "I didn't prompt it. And I know there's no guarantees. But I was really happy to hear that. I said we can do it together."
Every coach previously hired at UC showed up with an agenda and asterisk. They looked to make a name for themselves and none proved they could win on a major stage yet. Whether Mark Dantonio, Brian Kelly or Butch Jones, the up-and-coming label attached to their red ties. Tuberville won at the highest level imaginable. He led Auburn to an undefeated 13-0 season in 2004. He was twice the SEC Coach of the Year. He won five SEC West titles.
No hire in UC history arrives with better credentials.
Babcock calls Tuberville one of the most laid-back CEO-type coaches he's come across, but with fire for football and reputation for selling a program. His reputation as an offensive wizard follows him and that was the type of coach the search committee coveted. His passing offense at Tech ranked second in the country in yards passing per game and in the top 20 in total offense.
Season ticket sales jumped 50 percent at Tech during Tuberville's time there.
Coaches with Tuberville's accomplishments don't ditch the Big 12 for Cincinnati, though, unless the expectations of conference stability were satisfied. College football can't be predicted from one day to the next, a fact everyone should know by now, but UC looks prime to be at the forefront of whatever the next dominoes will be. Tuberville essentially staked his career on it.
"I would not be here today if these two guys didn't say they want to give you every possible avenue to have the most success," Tuberville said.
Babcock left an impression on all he crossed paths with since arriving at UC. A renewed sense of enthusiasm and hope flowed through the building. Athletic Directors are rarely judged by energy and ideas, though, in the eyes of the public most will be judged by their hires within the world of football and basketball. For those who rarely step inside the walls of the Lindner Center, the last two days provided the most public insight into what Babcock brings.
As the he took the podium Saturday, the chants of his name began to ring out.
"Whit! Whit! Whit!"
It was a sound he'd never heard before and he couldn't help but crack a smile even through the eyes of a man with no more than four or five hours of sleep any night since Rutgers left for the B1G.
That stage stood far from his comfort zone.
"I'd rather be in the background, I really would," he said.
The last few days he needed to step to the forefront. And he did so in as big of a way possible. He flipped adversity into enthusiasm and re-energized a fan base frustrated by the cycle of revolving coaches. There may have been better 30-hour periods after the loss of a coach, but you'll have a hard time finding any.
After the band cleared out, the fans filtered to the concourses, cameras disappeared and cheerleaders changed into street clothes, Babcock stood, worn down by the process but beaming with pride over the events of a "great day to be a Bearcat."
And dying to spend a quiet night with his family.
"I try to enjoy the days that are fun because the challenging days will beat on you a little bit," he said. "When we are doing well I want our guys up front, but yesterday, that's the time you got to step up and do it. I'd much rather be in the background. And I'm quite content to go back to doing that if y'all will let me."
Go ahead, Whit. You've earned it.
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I'm a little disappointed with Tennessee. I thought there was a 2nd Amendment Protection bill coming up, but it seems to just be saying that Tennessee local law enforcement will only enforce federal gun laws if they're paid by the fed for doing so.
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