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Around the Western Atheletic Conference
Coaching list pared to five
Idaho's turbulent 1-11 season came to an end Saturday with a 45-9 loss at Utah State. Athletic director Rob Spear, determined to keep the program at the FBS level, is counting on the next head coach to end the frustration of disciplinary issues and reckless play.
Spear told the Spokane (Wash.) Spokesman-Review that five finalists have been named for the vacant head coaching position. Spear said he wants to move "as quickly as possible" on an announcement. It appears that interim coach Jason Gesser, who was 0-4 after the team started 1-7 under Robb Akey, is not one of the candidates.
"I think we've been very thorough," Spear told the Spokesman-Review, noting that the search committee conducted 15 phone interviews. "We've talked to a variety of different coaches. I'm excited to get this thing done. And I'm excited to bring someone in who embraces the expectations we have as a university and as a department to get this football program moving forward."
Spear commended Gesser for holding players accountable and doing a "wonderful job," as quoted by the Spokesman-Review. Spear talked about bringing discipline back to the program after dismissing Akey.
The Vandals cut quarterback Dominique Blackman and linebacker Conrad Scheidt (both of whom failed repeated drug tests) immediately after Gesser replaced Akey. Gesser also suspended multiple players for a quarter, half or full game.
After praising Gesser, Spear told the Spokesman-Review: "But it's time for us to move forward. It's time for us to start this rebuilding process."
The new coach will take on a significant rebuilding task. Returning junior quarterback Taylor Davis, who threw three interceptions at Utah State, is the latest in a recent stretch of ineffective players at that position.
In the last two years, Idaho has had more starting quarterbacks (four) than wins (three). Those four QBs -- including Davis -- had 38 interceptions in 24?games.
Idaho's 39 turnovers this year were the most in the FBS since 2004, when Washington had 42?turnovers.
The Vandals' kicking game -- its only strength -- must also be rebuilt starting next year with place-kicker Trey Farquhar and punter Bobby Cowan gone, possibly to the NFL. If they return, receivers Najee Lovett (a junior) and Jahrie Level (sophomore) will mean a great deal to the development of Davis or another quarterback that earns the starting role.
GAME OF THE YEAR: Idaho 26, New Mexico State 18 -- The Oct. 6 game at Idaho's Kibbie Dome Stadium was the lone victory of the year for the Vandals. Idaho quarterback Dominique Blackman, who was later dismissed from the team for repeated failed drug tests, was 26 of 48 for 304 yards. Trey Farquhar, a senior, added four field goals, including a 55-yarder to tie a career high. Two weeks later, after consecutive blowout losses to Texas State and Louisiana Tech, head coach Robb Akey was fired.
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: PK Trey Farquhar -- He is one of 20 semifinalists for the Lou Groza Award, which annually honors college football's best kicker. Farquhar was a fourth-year starter and was the Vandals' all-time field goal percentage leader as well as Idaho's all-time leader in field goals of 50 or more yards. He also is the current national leader in the 50-plus category with nine, which includes two career-best kicks of 55 yards.
FAST FORWARD: Idaho athletic director Rob Spear wants to name a head coach by Nov. 30 after narrowing the list of prospective candidates to five. The new coach must perform a complete overhaul of Idaho's talent. Only a few productive players return (if they do not choose to transfer), including WR Jahrie Level, WR Najee Lovett and CB Solomon Dixon. Encouraging news: Four of Idaho's five starting offensive linemen should return next season, including freshman LT Cody Elenz and freshman LG Dallas Sandberg.
RECRUITING TRAIL: Idaho only has four commitments because many of the Vandal prospects are waiting to see who the school hires as the permanent head coach. The best of the four commitments is receiver Rueben Mwhela of Bellevue (Wash.) High School. The receiving corps is one of Idaho's strengths with Level and Lovett as prospective returners. Major areas of need include quarterback with unproven Taylor Davis returning for his senior season, and linebacker and safeties. All three of Idaho's starting linebackers -- Homer Mauga, Su'a Tuala and Robert Siavii -- exhausted their eligibility.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "We are still recruiting. We have a handful of guys concentrating on recruiting, mostly in the Northwest. And I will continue to do so until I'm told otherwise." -- Idaho interim head coach Jason Gesser after the Vandals' season-ending 45-9 loss at Utah State on Saturday.
QB Taylor Davis -- Davis played extensively the last two games with Idaho, replacing the injured Logan Bushnell. He will be a senior next season. He completed only 38 of 70 passes in five games this season. He threw for only 330 yards with four interceptions and three touchdowns.
WR Najee Lovett -- He is the leading returning receiver with 50 catches for 548 yards and six touchdowns. He led the Vandals with 10 starts. He caught only six touchdown passes and averaged only 45.7 receiving yards per game.
RB Todd Handley -- An all-purpose threat, Handley excelled as a freshman. He led the Vandals with 82.7 all-purpose yards a game. Most of his yards came on kickoff returns, of which he was dangerous. He returned a kickoff 92 yards for a touchdown at Louisiana Tech.
PK Trey Farquhar -- The senior was successful on 19 of his 25 field-goal attempts, including 8-of-12 from 40 yards or more. He converted a season-best 55 yard field goal against New Mexico State. He is one of 25 finalists for the Lou Groza Award.
P Bobby Cowan -- The senior averaged 43.1 yards per punt. He had 20 punts of 50 yards or more and 13 were downed inside the 20. Cowan is a Ray Guy Award finalist.
FS Gary Walker -- He led the Vandals with 99 tackles, including two for lost yardage. He also had an interception, broke up six passes and deflected seven others. His interception was returned 94 yards for a touchdown at LSU.
--WR Justin Veltung, on the watch list for the Paul Honung Award, was one of the more versatile players in the WAC. The senior scored a touchdown in four different ways during his Vandal career -- rushing, receiving, punt return, kick return -- and is Idaho's active career leader in all-purpose yardage at 2,960 in his career. He was hampered by injuries in his junior and senior seasons.
--RB Ryan Bass never reached his promise at Idaho after transferring from Arizona State. He gained only 484 yards on 129 carries as a senior this season. His longest run all season was 34 yards and he did not score a rushing touchdown.
--TE Taylor Elmo was suspended from the team and did not play in the last four games after writing a negative comment about Idaho athletic director Rob Spear following the dismissal of head coach Robb Akey. The future of the sophomore is uncertain although he stayed with the team and accompanied the Vandals on road trips.
Louisiana Tech
Season ends with big thud for 9-3 Bulldogs
What started out as a season to remember crashed with an ending that many in Ruston, La, will no doubt want to forget.
Louisiana Tech, which looked like a potential BCS buster with scouts from the Orange Bowl in attendance at its games before back-to-back season-ending losses to Utah State in overtime and San Jose State, didn't even earn a bowl invitation following a 9-3 season that saw the Bulldogs lead the nation in scoring with a 51.5 average.
The Bulldogs apparently snubbed their noses at a chance to stay close to home and play UL Monroe in the Independence Bowl with the idea that a bigger game like the Liberty Bowl would choose them instead. But when the Orange Bowl selected MAC-champ Northern Illinois over Oklahoma, the Liberty instead went for a 6-6 Iowa State team that slid down to it to face Tulsa. Ohio got Tech's spot in the Independence Bowl.
Part of the problem for the Bulldogs was the fact that the WAC had just one bowl tie-in with the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl which went to champ Utah State. Runner-up San Jose State nabbed a spot in the Military Bowl against Bowling Green.
Louisiana Tech, meanwhile, wound up with egg on its face.
"Under no circumstances did I ever think there was any possibility at all that we would not play in a bowl game," head coach Sonny Dykes said.
Louisiana Tech athletic director Bruce Van De Velde tried to squash rumors the Bulldogs turned down the Independence Bowl.
"Contrary to media reports, at no time did I, our head coach or a member of our administration turn down an official invitation to any bowl game," Van De Velde said. "In consultation with our coach and our university president, we asked Independence Bowl officials for more time to make a decision until we could properly consider all post season options that were available to Louisiana Tech. Unfortunately, we were not afforded that time and the decision was made to rescind the offer."
Van De Velde now must try and keep Dykes, whose name has appeared for a number of head coaching openings including Cal, from jumping ship.
He also needs to soothe the sore feelings of his football team, the community and a rather large alum named Karl Malone.
"I am Bulldog to the core," Malone tweeted. "I am heartbroken and embarrassed that our university would do this to Tech Nation."
GAME OF THE YEAR: Texas A&M 59, Louisiana Tech 57 -- A&M freshman QB Johnny Manziel passed for 395 yards and three touchdowns and rushed for 181 yards and three more touchdowns, including a 72-yarder that proved to be the game-winner with 2:04 to go. Still, Manziel had to take a backseat to Tech senior QB Colby Cameron when it came to passing. Cameron completed 44 of 58 passes for 450 yards and four touchdowns. Tech, which trailed 27-0 midway through the second quarter, scored two TDs in the final 1:46 to almost force overtime, but Cameron's two-point conversion pass was overthrown. The 4-hour and 26-minute game, which ended at 12:45 a.m., featured 1,293 yards in total offense and 64 first downs, including 37 by the Bulldogs who ran 101 plays.
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: QB Colby Cameron -- He was the engineer of the nation's No. 1 scoring offense and won the Sammy Baugh Award as the nation's top passing quarterback. Completed 359 of 522 passes for 4,147 yards, 31 touchdowns and five interceptions. Also ran for 177 more yards and four TDs. His leadership on and off the field will be missed.
FAST FORWARD: The Bulldogs move on to Conference USA after winning a WAC title in 2011 and finishing third in 2012. The team must replace some key offensive figures including QB Colby Cameron and WR Quinton Patton. The big question is whether head coach Sonny Dykes, whose name has popped up for a number of openings, will be back in Ruston?
RECRUITING TRAIL: The Bulldogs have at least nine commitments according to Rivals.com including three-star offensive line recruit Cam Manning of Southlake, Texas, Carroll High School and three two-star defensive line commits: DE Nicholas Bickham of St. Amant, La., DE Hakim Gray of North De Soto HS in Stonewall, La. And DT DeAngelo Brooks of Kilgore (Texas) JC.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "I'm heartbroken for our 31 seniors who have given so much for Louisiana Tech. They deserve to finish their careers in a bowl game." -- Louisiana Tech coach Sonny Dykes after the 9-3 Bulldogs failed to land a bowl berth.
RB Kenneth Dixon -- He set a WAC single-season record for rushing touchdowns with 27 as a freshman. The old mark was 26 set by Brock Forsey of Boise State in 2002. Dixon, who was a backup the first third of the season before starter Tevin King went down with a torn ACL, rushed for 1,194 yards on 200 carries.
WR D.J. Banks -- The transfer from Tulane figures to become the go-to wide receiver with the departure of Quinton Patton. Had 33 receptions for 434 yards and two touchdowns and also returned a kickoff for a touchdown.
DL Justin Ellis -- Was a second team all-WAC pick in 2011 but missed a month with an ankle injury suffered in the win at Virginia and played sparingly after that. Expect him to have a big senior season.
QR Quinton Patton -- The 6-foot-3, 205-pounder finished with 104 catches for 1,392 yards and 13 touchdowns and is a two-time all-WAC performer.
QB Colby Cameron -- He was named the winner of the prestigious Sammy Baugh Award presented to college football's top passer by The Touchdown Club of Columbus, Ohio. During the 2012 season Cameron established NCAA records for most consecutive pass attempts without an interception in a season (428) and in a career (444). He completed 69 percent of his passes for 4,147 yards, 31 touchdowns and five interceptions, all of which occurred in the final two games of the season. He's only 6-foot-2 and weighs 205 pounds which no doubt will hurt him in the eyes of some NFL scouts.
--P Ryan Allen -- The 2011 winner of the Ray Guy Award and a finalist again this season, Allen leads the nation in punting with a 48.04 average and net punting with an average of 43.51 yards. Over 44 percent of his punts this season have landed inside the 20 and over 46 percent have traveled 50 yards or more. It's not often a punter get drafted but Allen is special.
--RB Tevin King was lost for the season after tearing his ACL at Illinois on Sept. 22. The freshman was leading the WAC in rushing (123.0 yards per game) and scoring (10.0 points per game) at the time of the injury.
--DL Justin Ellis, a second team all-WAC pick as a sophomore, played sparingly the second half of the season with a high ankle sprain but should be a key contributor again in 2013 as a senior.
New Mexico St.
Season of hope instead proves distressing
The 2012 season was supposed to be historic for NMSU football.
Head coach DeWayne Walker's team had the most favorable schedule of his four-year tenure. And even though NMSU lacked stability among assistant coaches throughout Walker's time, this year was viewed by many as the year NMSU finally could break into a bowl game -- a place the hapless program hadn't been since 1960, the longest such streak in the nation.
Instead, 2012 proved painfully familiar for the Aggies and their fans. NMSU won in Week 1, then lost 11 in a row, including the first time to rival UNM under Walker and two losses to teams in their first year in FBS football.
"I got a lot of thinking to do," Walker told the Las Cruces Sun-News. "A lot of stuff to think about. The coaches get on the road to recruit Tuesday. You don't want to go out like this."
Especially with the uncertain future of NMSU football. The Aggies' blowout loss to Texas State in the first week of December marked the last game in the illustrious history of the WAC. Without a conference, NMSU is forced to play next year as an independent, a plan that can only work in the short term for the cash-strapped Aggie athletics department.
The Aggies return most of their starters next season, including wideout Austin Franklin, one of the best weapons in the now-defunct league. But even if the defense plays markedly better and the Aggies improve, they could suffer a similarly poor record because the schedule will be more challenging -- a necessity for a program that needs to play money games to survive.
GAME OF THE YEAR: NMSU 49, Sacramento State 19 -- This was the only time NMSU fans got to see the Aggies as they thought they would play. The Aggies looked explosive on offense, if not consistent. Wideout Austin Franklin had 236 yards receiving and stayed among the top 10 in the nation for the rest of the year. But, looking back, there were some signs of trouble too. NMSU struggled to run the ball effectively against an FCS school, and its defense had trouble with Sacramento State when the Hornets didn't turn over the ball.
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: WR Austin Franklin -- For most of NMSU's games, he was the lone bright spot. He logged at least 100 receiving yards in seven of NMSU's games. The sophomore was a candidate for the Biletnikoff Award, despite being the focus of many of the defenses he faced.
FAST FORWARD: Throughout the year, coach DeWayne Walker expressed frustration, repeatedly complimenting programs that he felt invested in football. It often sounded like a suggestion to NMSU brass. It leaves room to question whether Walker wants to return. As bad as the year was, it's difficult to see NMSU being in the position to fire him, mostly because of finances, but also because the Aggies had been improving until this season.
RECRUITING TRAIL: Most of NMSU's starters will be back, and there isn't one area that will be particularly depleted. The Aggies could use help on the offensive and defensive lines, as those areas were among the worst for them this season. It could be tough to recruit until NMSU has a conference home. The 11-game losing streak the Aggies will carry into next year won't help, either.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "From A to Z we have to start from the ground up. We have a lot of things to work on. It is too many to answer at this point." -- NMSU coach DeWayne Walker, when asked what the next step is for his program.
QB Andrew Manley -- He had decent numbers considering that NMSU simply couldn't protect him. The Aggies gave up more sacks than all but two teams in the country. As a redshirt junior next year, he will be in his fourth year with the program, but he has played less than two seasons worth of games. So he could improve with more experience and some protection.
DB Davis Cazares -- The safety averaged nearly 10 tackles per game, ranking among the top 25 nationally in tackles. Most of the Aggies' best defensive players are coming back, and he's one of them.
WR Austin Franklin -- He is probably the best NFL prospect on the team, though, fortunately for the Aggies, not eligible for the draft. An NMSU coach called Franklin a steal, and he played that way this season, becoming one of the nation's best receivers despite playing for a mostly impotent offense.
TE Trevor Walls -- When Walls first game to NMSU, he was a quarterback. But he's an athletic player with a big frame, 6-foot-5 and 232 pounds. NMSU has had players drafted in each of the past two years. Walls isn't likely to be one of them, but he could be an intriguing prospect for some team.
WR Kemonte Bateman -- Overshadowed by Franklin, Bateman had a strong year too. He's another player that's not likely to be drafted, but NMSU's coaching staff has shown it can find hidden or overlooked talent. Bateman could be one of those.
--NMSU doesn't have any significant injuries, transfers or players coming off injury next season.
San Jose St.
Bruins might be without MacIntyre for Military Bowl
Mike MacIntyre came to San Jose State in 2010 intent on taking the Spartans back to a bowl game for the first time since 2006, but now it appears he will fulfill only part of that promise.
The Spartans will face Bowling Green in the Military Bowl Dec. 27 at RFK Stadium in Washington, D.C., but MacIntyre may not be there to lead them onto the field after being named the new head coach at Colorado Dec. 10. He replaces former Colorado coach Jon Embree, who went 4-21 in two seasons at his alma mater. At his introductory news conference in Boulder, Colo., MacIntyre said his availability for the Military Bowl hinges on Colorado's plans for him in the coming weeks, adding that the Buffaloes will be his top priority.
San Jose State athletic director Gene Bleymaier said he would announce in 24 to 48 hours who will coach the team in the Military Bowl. One possibility is defensive coordinator Ken Baer, who has been a member of the San Jose State coaching staff since 2008. Baer has been in this position once before, in 2004, when he served as Notre Dame's interim head coach in the Insight Bowl after Tyrone Willingham was fired.
Bleymaier said he engaged in "several weeks of dialogue" in an effort to keep MacIntyre at San Jose State, but his $465,000 salary paled in comparison to Colorado's five-year, $10 million contract offer. San Jose State players expressed mixed reactions to the news.
"It's hard when you see a guy you admired and respected and you worked hard for put on another school's colors and go out there and have a press conference like that," senior offensive lineman David Quessenberry told the San Jose Mercury News. "You kind of feel like you just got broken up with. I'm happy for him. He's pursuing his dreams. Colorado's getting a great guy, a good coach and a good recruiter. He's going to be able to accomplish there what he did here."
MacIntyre worked quickly to turn around San Jose State's struggling football program after going 1-12 in his first season. He led the Spartans to a 10-2 regular-season record and a second-place finish in the Western Athletic Conference this season. The Spartans will move to the Mountain West next season, but MacIntyre found the allure of the Pacific-12 Conference too much to resist.
He reportedly interviewed at Cal and South Florida and was rumored to be a candidate for the Kentucky job before the Wildcats hired Mark Stoops. On Dec. 4, MacIntyre told the Mercury News a number of schools had contacted him through Bleymaier, but he insisted he was "not hunting for a job."
"That's going to happen. Every once in a while, somebody's going to call," MacIntyre told the newspaper. "They've said something to Gene, but there's nothing that's transpired. There's been inquires about different things, but we like it here. We love it here. That's just the way this business is. When I'm standing here 15 years from now, you'll be asking me the same thing."
Six days later, MacIntyre was gone and the Spartans were looking for a new head coach.
--QB Brett Hundley will be happy to see someone other than Stanford lined up across from him. Hundley had trouble penetrating the Cardinal defense, throwing for just 177 yards in the Pac-12 title game loss and managing only one touchdown throw in the two meetings vs. Stanford. The Baylor defense did rise up to slow Kansas State (allowing just 24 points to Collin Klein and company), but this has generally been an awful unit. Baylor is 119th in total defense (513.9 yards per game) and 118th in passing defense (323.1)
--FS Tevin McDonald, a two-year starter as a sophomore, has 79 tackles to rank second on the team, and he also has broken up 10 passes. He should have ample opportunity against Baylor, which is third nationally with 353.25 passing yards per game and likes to take shots downfield. McDonald will be needed over the top, especially against star wideout Terrance Williams, a speedster who is first nationally with 147 receiving yards per game.
--LB Anthony Barr, a junior in his first year on defense after being a running back/receiver, might have played his way into the 2013 NFL Draft. He had a reasonable case for Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year (which went to ASU DT Will Sutton), with 20.5 tackles for loss, including 13.5 sacks. He also forced four fumbles. With the ball in the air so much against Baylor, he should be able to get a couple of licks on QB Nick Florence.
BOWL HISTORY: UCLA, which is 14-16-1 in bowl games, is making back-to-back bowl appearances for the first time since the 2006-07 seasons. UCLA lost 20-14 to Illinois in last season's Kraft Fight Hunger bowl, which came after head coach Rick Neuheisel had been ousted. Somewhat surprisingly, this is the Bruins first appearance in the Holiday Bowl.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "I'm disappointed for the young men in that locker room that just poured their heart into this season. They did everything that we asked. I told them they shouldn't be ashamed of anything. Obviously, there are a lot of tears, a lot of disappointment. But I think they should be proud of what they've accomplished." -- Coach Jim Mora, after the 27-24 loss at Stanford in the Pac-12 title game.
Scouting the running game: RB Johnathan Franklin has excelled as a senior, using his quickness to take advantage of the space created by the spread offense of coordinator Noel Mazzone, who came in and scrapped the Pistol offense favored in the past couple of years by then-head coach Rick Neuheisel. Franklin has 1,700 yards this season, averaging 6.3 per carry, and is coming off a 194-yard game against a Stanford defense that had been rated No. 1 against the run. If he and UCLA's young offensive line can do that to the Cardinal, the Bruins should make hay against a Baylor defense that is 89th nationally against the run (190.8 yards per game).
Scouting the passing game: QB Brett Hundley is one of the top dual-threat quarterbacks in the country, although he leans more toward the passing game than the running game, unlike some other dual threats. He'll look for Shaq Evans (53 catches for 795 yards) on early downs and tight end Joseph Fauria (41 catches for 578 yards and 11 touchdowns) on third down and near the goal line. Check out some of these numbers from Baylor: The Bears allowed 362 passing yards to SMU, 656 to West Virginia (yes, 656), 381 to Iowa State, 359 to Texas Tech and 342 to Oklahoma State.
Scouting the run defense: UCLA's 3-4 front has been hit hard in recent games, but the competition has been tough and physical -- USC, Stanford and Stanford again. The Bruins -- who gave up 563 rushing yards in those three games -- probably won't mind seeing more of a finesse offense, but this will be another difficult assignment. Oregon transfer Lache Seastrunk has been running wild for Baylor with 499 yards in the past three games. UCLA allows 154.5 yards per game on the ground, with sophomore ILB Eric Kendricks cleaning up with 137 tackles.
Scouting the pass defense: The Bruins have been spotty in this area, especially with giving up big plays, so that's a concern against Baylor and WR Terrance Williams (95 catches for 1,764 yards and 12 touchdowns). UCLA, even with big senior cornerbacks such as Sheldon Price and Aaron Hester -- and a solid pair of safeties in Tevin McDonald and Andrew Abbott -- have given up 255.4 passing yards per game. UCLA also has to be concerned with Baylor WR Tevin Reese. UCLA has allowed nine receivers to have 100-yard days this season.
Scouting the special teams: UCLA gained confidence in freshman PK Ka'imi Fairbairn late in the season after early struggles, and he was put in a tough spot when he missed from 52 yards to tie Stanford late in the Pac-12 title game. He is 14 of 20, but just 1 of 4 from 40-plus yards. First-team all-conference punter Jeff Locke is one of the best around, although his 43.4-yard average might not be eye-popping. He is great at placement and hang time, helping UCLA rank 14th nationally in net punting. And he hits 77 percent of his kickoffs into the end zone for touchbacks. UCLA misses Damien Thigpen (ACL) on kick returns.
Intangibles: Coach Jim Mora has given UCLA swagger; it's no more of the "gutty little Bruins." Don't expect UCLA to be hanging its head over missing out on the Rose Bowl with a close loss at Stanford in the Pac-12 championship game. Playing in a good bowl with plenty of its fans making the short drive to San Diego should invigorate UCLA. The Bruins will take this seriously. One of the first things Mora did when he was hired last year was blast the school tradition where the seniors go "over the wall" to ditch a bowl practice. That stuff isn't flying anymore.
--RB/KR Damien Thigpen suffered a torn ACL against USC late in the season.
--Junior OLB Anthony Barr and sophomore OG Xavier Su'a-Filo were each selected first-team All-Pac-12.
--WR Devin Lucien underwent surgery Oct. 2 because of a broken collarbone. Lucien, a backup who had 10 catches for 188 yards, still hopes to return at some point this season.
--OL Greg Capella has missed the past nine games because of a concussion.
--Freshman CB Ishmael Adams will miss the rest of the season because of a shoulder injury suffered in practice. Adams played in the first two games, making one tackle. Coach Jim Mora is hoping Adams -- who will apply for a medical redshirt -- will be available for spring ball.
--OG Chris Ward, who started three games last season, took a medical retirement during camp after suffering from various injuries, including to his back and knee.
--DE Sam Tai suffered a torn ACL early in camp and is out for the season.
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Logging to file
The tee (\T) command can be used to specify an output file to log CLI output to.
For any person actively working with MySQL databases on the command line level, logging in, logging out for a few moments, and then logging in again, all repeated many times, not only eventually becomes annoying, especially with passwords that aren't easy to type, but it also can take a lot of time over the course of a day. For a long time I've been relaying on something that allows me to avoid most of this effort while working. The solution is of course not to log out unless you actually want to.
Linux, BSD and Solaris all allow suspending a running task and resuming its execution at a later time. This can be used to temporarily exit MySQL client without having it to leave the database.
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Grace - A Memoir
by Grace Coddington
Welsh-born Grace Coddington has been Creative Director and Editor of US VOGUE for 30 years. This is a fascinating tale about the girl from Tre-Addur who became a model in the fifties and sixties and is now a revered fashion icon. It's hard to believe she is in the same vintage as Vivienne Westwood. Famous for her flame hair and celtic skin Coddington takes us on a magical tour of the world of fashion and photography luminaries. She actually upstaged Anna Wintour in the 2009 documentary 'The September Issue'.
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Amazon has entered the smartphone market with the Fire, which has a 4.7-inch 720p display, a 2.2GHz quad-core Qualcomm processor with 2GB of RAM, and a 13-megapixel camera.
But the biggest feature of the Amazon Fire smartphone is how it uses four infrared cameras pointing at the user's face to alter the way the phone's user interface appears, depending on how you look at it - the system is known as dynamic perspective.
More than that, the maps application reacts to your movements, panning as you move the phone and tilt your head. The phone's menu system can also be navigated by movement, with a tilt all that's needed to scroll through carousels of Amazon's multimedia content.
Of course, this being an Amazon product, the Fire phone provides access to all of the retailers services, including Prime Video, Prime Music, Kindle books, and more. There's also a system similar to Apple's AirPlay, where video content can be streamed from the Fire phone to your TV.
A feature deeply integrated into the Fire phone experience is Firefly, a new service that uses the phone's camera and microphone to identify almost anything the phone is shown. During the presentation, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos showed the phone a DVD, some detergent, and let it listen to a song. The phone found every item and gave Bezos the option to quickly buy the item through Amazon.
First seen on the Kindle Fire HDX range of tablets, Amazon's Mayday feature returns to the Fire phone. If a user needs help setting up their phone, or a problem fixing, opening the Mayda app puts them through to the company's 24-hour customer support.
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Trying to find the best espresso machine to fit into a budget and lifestyle can be a challenge. What features are needed and what is too much? Here is a list of the top 5 espresso machines under $500.
A $500 budget range is for an espresso machine is just the right spot between "not enough" and "too much." At this price point, the entry-level espresso machines are undesirable. An upgraded experience is sought out for the perfect beverage quality. Sure, higher-priced models are around, but are all of the features really necessary to make a great espresso? The best espresso machines are powerhouses that can whip up any espresso drink possible, without unnecessary bells and whistles. The top 5 espresso machines under $500 have the right amount of control and finesse to achieve the ideal beverage.
1. Breville ESP8XL Cafe Roma Stainless Espresso Maker
In this machine, the Thermoblock heating system brings out the essence of the espresso at just the right temperature. This espresso maker is equipped with 15 sealed bars of pressure to maximize the crema for a rich aroma and taste. This machine is an effortless way to achieve the desired frothing and foaming in an espresso. This long-lasting machine comes with single, double or pods espresso shots, as well as a stainless steel frothing pitcher, a tamping tool and a measuring spoon.
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The Gaggia Classic is a best seller for many reasons. With its commercial-grade quality and rugged construction, it is designed for longevity. Its high performance turns the everyday user into a barista with its single- and double-shot baskets and metal frothing wand. This machine combines a classic design with advanced technology.
4. De'Longhi EC680 Dedica 15-Bar Pump Espresso Machine
This Dedica Espresso Maker takes up a compact 6 inches of counter space to make the perfect espresso at home. Featuring thermo block technology, the machine quickly heats up to be ready in half a minute. Barista-quality foam is created by the Cappuccino frother for the perfect beverage.
5. Breville 800ESXL 15-Bar Triple-Priming Die-Cast Espresso Machine
This machine is attractively designed, and it functions very well. Some of its best features are its thermo block heating system, 15 bar pump and a double-wall crema system for the perfect froth. Not only a machine for daily use, this espresso machine adds style to any kitchen countertop. This is one of the best espresso machines under $500.
It is important not to get sucked into an espresso machine that comes at a high cost without reviewing any consumer responses or available features. Quality does not always come with price, and a lasting product is often the more simple product that isn't inundated with features that can malfunction. These five best espresso machines under $500 are perfect for an at-home barista who is looking to make a delicious morning cup of joe. Read more here.
With over 10 years of experience in cooking, I can say bluntly that there is nothing more important in a Kitchen than a knife. Forget cooking anything if you haven't got a knife in there with you. So, after all those years of cooking and laying my hands on all sorts of knives, I have now decided to give my personal kitchen Knife reviews. Below is a rundown of all such knives which I believe are a must for a well equipped kitchen.
Zwilling J.A. Henckels TWIN Pro S 8" Chef's Knife
Ah! What a beauty. This is my favorite and the best kitchen knife amongst the lot. This Chef recommended knife with a seriously sharp blade, firm grip and smooth long lasting edge is a blessing for professional and occasional chefs to achieve more precision in chopping vegetables, slicing bread, meat etc. Its blade is so sharp that it can pierce through the meat in no time, can be quite handy especially when you are short of time. This knife really is an all-rounder; believe me, you might not be needing any other if you get used to it. It is also very affordable costing around $100.
Henckels TWIN Pro S 4″ Paring/Utility Knife
No! I don't have an obsession with Henckels, But seriously their knives are so good and affordable that you simply cannot skip them. This tiny 4 inch paring knife with a tippy edge is quite handy for all kind of intricate work. Be it peeling or skinning fruits, cleaning vegetables or garnishing, I found it very easy and comfortable to use. Its long grip also provides more balance to absorb pressure. It's also very cheap, around $60 I guess.
MAC MTH-80 8-inch Chef's Knife with Dimples
It is very sharp, sleek, durable and looks so elegant. It really is a showpiece in a kitchen. I would highly recommend it for slicing and dicing, preferable vegetables. Though it's a bit expensive at $145, but I think the aesthetic value and the durability it offers, it's really worth a try.
I find non stick cookware easy to use, popular and lasts long. If you want to cook like a professional, you will want to look at the options you have in the stainless steel cookware.
As a home cook, I prefer the convenience of non-stick cookware because after use, it is easy to clean them up. One of the downsides of non-stick cookware is that it develops scratches after using it for some years. The best option is to replace them. There are plenty of affordable choices that make replacing them an easy task.
When going to buy non stick cookware, there are several things to look for that will allow you to buy the best which will last for many years.
Make sure the pots and pans are made with quality materials, and the handles are secure. Make sure it's heavy and has been tested.
The Analon Advanced Bronze Collection 11 piece set, its estimated price is $ 299.94. Good Housekeeping Research Institute has highly rated it. It distributes heat evenly on both gas and electric stoves. It is stylish, easy to clean and has superior non stick properties.
The Simply Calphalon Non stick10 piece cookware set, its estimated price is $ 129.99. I can give this one a thumb up for its quick, even heating and good non-stick properties. Its performance is exceptional, and its cooking gives the results of a stainless steel pan. They are so easy to clean; all you need is just a swipe of a dishcloth.
There are also cheap non-stick cookwares which perform well as the pricier ones.
Paul Deen Non stick 15 pieces Porcelain Cookware set. Its estimated price is $180.00.It has gone through Good Housekeeping Research Institute testing. It is so light that it doesn't require a lot of strength to lift and move around and scores very well in consistent heating. It has superior non-stick properties.
I would personally recommend the non-stick cookware for every household. It makes me enjoy my time in the kitchen.
If you are planning for a weekend out camping with friends, of course, a camping tent will be one of your major concerns. It is likely you will be going through the best tent reviews for backpacking 2015 resources and tents supply
stores wishing to find out which works and which one does not. The following is the best camping tent for you.
Coleman, Six-Person Instant Tent
This particular tent has actually been designed for convenience and unprecedented camping experience. The following are major highlights of this incredible camping item.
Durable and spacious
If you are going camping with at least six people, this of course will be the most appropriate camping tent for you. The 10 by 9 foot dimension this tent comes with will provide a very ample space and room to sleep in.
Another great feature about this tent is its ability to withstand very harsh weather conditions such as heavy rains. The materials that have gone into the creation of this amazing tent are of high quality; a heavy duty fabric and poles made of steel.
Pre attached poles
This will allow you to instantly set up the tent. Nonetheless, the pre attached poles eliminates risk of loosing other parts and loss of time. You just unfold the tent and you spread out the fabric and then you are ready to go.
WeatherTec System
This system has become quite synonymous with Coleman products, and it obvious you will also find the same in this Coleman six-person camping tent. This weatherTec system comes with incredible features that will keep the sleeping space dry at all
times. The leak free covers that have been well laid out to cover both the door and windows and will prevent any leakage.
Overall, this type of camping tent has been smarty crafted and comes with excellent materials. The best part, its quick set up feature makes it quite appealing. It will give you the kind of convenience you will need when camping.
Related information on tents at Gizmodo.
When we say home fitness equipment, one must find enough space to install the device. Although there are other small exercise devices available, one has to assign a separate space for them so that one can use them when required. Some of these devices include: treadmills, exercise bikes, weights and others
Factors to consider when buying home fitness equipment
If one enjoys cardiovascular exercise, he/she will buy a device that facilitates that kind of movement. Examples of such equipment include: treadmills, elliptical trainers or an exercise bike.
Other aspects to consider are:
If anyone is interested in buying an elliptical machine, he/she should do some research first. This will guarantee that he/she is able to make a well informed choice on what elliptical brand to buy. One of the best ways to do research is by concentrating on the brands. Below is a best home elliptical trainer in the market.
Precor- this is a well-known fitness equipment brand. They make different varieties of equipment. These include: treadmills, rowing machines, weights and other types of exercise machines. Precor ellipticals are designed with the users' safety in mind. They are also durable meaning they will last for a long time despite intensive use.
Smooth Fitness-this is known for taking good care of its customers and giving them the best value. Their models also come with great accessories that make ones' session an enjoyable experience. If one buys a brand from Smooth Fitness, he/she will have an easy time while choosing, buying installing and using it.
Sole – Sole made its brand name from producing treadmills. The quality of these treadmills is of high level. Many resorts, hotels and gym use Sole treadmills.
Isn't it time to start keeping fit at home?


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Saturday 28 December 1935
It was Saturday, under the sign of Capricorn. The US president was Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic).
Famous people born on this day include Fernando Lopes .
Professional Soldier, directed by Tay Garnett, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1935
On TV people were watching Theatre Parade.
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- The third day of Christmas in Western Christianity.
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Chivas USA midfielder Jesse Marsch, a 14-year Major League Soccer veteran, has announced his retirement as a player, and joins the United States Men's National Team as an assistant coach to head coach Bob Bradley. As one of just three remaining MLS Originals, Marsch played in each of MLS' first 14 seasons, making appearances in a total of 321 regular season and 37 playoff matches. The defensive midfielder won the MLS Cup three times and U.S. Open Cup four times, and also made two appearances for the United States National Team. As vice captain of Chivas USA since joining the club in 2006, Marsch is the second all-time leader for the Red-and-White in games played, games started, and minutes.
"I would like to sincerely thank my family, friends, teammates, coaches and supporters for the past 14 excellent years," said Marsch. "Many people have touched my life in a very positive way, and these relationships have shaped and will continue to shape me and my family. I am excited to get started with U.S. Soccer, and I hope for continued success and support within the sport of soccer."
"In the four years since Jesse joined Chivas USA, he has helped shape our franchise both on and off the field," said Chivas USA President and CEO Shawn Hunter. "He always brought incredible passion, dedication, and energy to everything he did throughout his entire career. Jesse meant a great deal to the club, and while we will miss him this season, we wish him the best of luck as he enters his coaching career."
Marsch retires to join the coaching staff of the United States Men's National Team, and will serve as an assistant coach to head coach Bob Bradley. Marsch, who holds a USSF A License, will join the U.S. team for training camp beginning Feb. 10 at The Home Depot Center, ahead of the game against El Salvador on Feb. 24 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fla. The move reunites him with Bradley, who was his head coach at Chivas USA (2006), with the Chicago Fire (1998-2003), when Bradley was an assistant at D.C. United (1996-1997), and also during four years at Princeton University (1992-1995).
Joining Chivas USA prior to the 2006 season, Jesse Marsch made a total of 106 regular season appearances (103 starts) for the Red-and-White, serving as the club's vice captain and wearing the captain's armband for the bulk of the team's matches in 2008 and 2009. Marsch trails only Francisco Mendoza in games played, games started, and minutes for the club, and the Racine, Wis. native was named Chivas USA's U.S. Soccer Humanitarian of the year in 2009, and earned the Chivas Regal Award in 2007, given to the player who best embodies the spirit of Chivas USA.
Before coming to Chivas USA, Marsch enjoyed an immensely successful eight year run with the Chicago Fire from 1998-2005, helping form the core of a team that won four major titles; the 1998 MLS Cup, and the 1998, 2000, and 2003 U.S. Open Cups. During the team's 1998 double-winning campaign, Marsch played all 450 minutes in five playoff games, and all 360 minutes in four U.S. Open Cup games. The midfielder made a total of 200 regular-season appearances with the Fire (182 starts), playing 16,300 minutes; all three marks are fourth in Chicago history. Marsch was named Chicago Fire's U.S. Soccer Humanitarian of the Year in 2004 and 2005.
In his first two years as a professional, Marsch was a role player for D.C. United, helping the team to MLS Cup wins in 1996 and 1997, and a U.S. Open Cup victory in 1997. In two seasons, Marsch made 15 regular season appearances (1 start), scoring 4 goals and adding three assists. One of the assistant coaches during Marsch's time in D.C. was Bob Bradley, who had been his head coach at Princeton University from 1992-95, and would later serve as his head coach in Chicago (1998-2002) and at Chivas USA (2006). Marsch also made the second of his U.S. National Team appearances under Bradley's direction in 2007.
Jesse Marsch was born November 8, 1973 in Racine, Wis., and graduated from Racine Case High School before heading to Princeton University. An All-American forward in 1995 under Bradley, Marsch was selected in the third round of the 1996 MLS College Draft. In his regular-season MLS career, he played 321 games (286 starts), scoring 31 goals and adding 40 assists, and had three goals and three assists in 37 MLS postseason games (all starts). Now a resident of Manhattan Beach, Calif., Jesse is married to Kim Marsch, with whom he has three children; a daughter, Emerson, and two sons, Maddux and Lennon.
Preseason for the Red-and-White is now underway, with the team going through daily practices at The Home Depot Center. The 2010 regular season kicks off for Chivas USA when the team hosts the Colorado Rapids on Friday, March 26 at 7:30 at The Home Depot Center, and season seats, starting at just $10 per game, are available now at 1-877-CHIVAS-1 and cdchivasusa.com.


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No. 23 Gymnastics Travels to Missouri Friday
LEXINGTON, Ky. -- The No. 23 Kentucky gymnastics team faces Missouri on the road for the second consecutive season Friday at 7:30 p.m. ET. UK looks to improve to 3-0 against the Tigers since MU joined the Southeastern Conference for the 2013 season.
#23 Kentucky at Missouri
Friday, Feb. 6 - 7:30 p.m. ET
Hearnes Center, Columbia, Mo.
Tickets: UKathletics.com/tickets
UK Info: Meet Notes (PDF)
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The fourth conference meet in a row for the Wildcats in 2015 can be seen live on SEC Network+ from MU's Hearnes Center. Live results can be found on MUTigers.com, while additional notes and behind-the-scenes updates from Columbia, Mo., will be available on Twitter at @UKgymnastics.
The Wildcats (2-3, 0-3 SEC) are coming off a season-best 195.625 in a home loss to No. 6 Alabama. The team's annual DanceBlue Meet was highlighted by a season-best 48.925 on beam, followed by a 49.100 on floor, also a season high. The highest score in program history this early in the season, Kentucky moved up to 23rd in the national rankings and has been ranked in the top 25 in each of the first five weeks of the year.
Missouri (4-2, 0-2 SEC) scored a season-high 195.850 on Jan. 30 in a win over Lindenwood and host SEMO. MU gymnasts won four event titles, including the all-around at State of Missouri Meet.
Since Mizzou joined the SEC in 2013, Kentucky is 2-0 against the Tigers in dual meets after a 195.150-193.775 road win last season. UK travels to Columbia, Mo., for the second consecutive year.
In addition to an average team score of 195.106 that is 23rd nationally, UK is in the top 25 on two events. Kentucky's uneven bars average of 48.888 is 21st, while the Wildcats are No. 22 on floor with a 48.856. UK is also 28th on beam with a 48.556 and 31st on vault with a 48.806 average.
Four meets into the season, Missouri is ranked 33rd with a 194.425 average team score. The Tigers are in the top 25 on vault, tied for 24th with a 48.900 average. Mizzou is 32nd on bars with a 48.594, 38th on beam with 48.369 and 41st on floor with a 48.550.
Eight of UK's 12 regular season opponents are ranked in the top 25, including each of the top three. The Wildcats opened the season against four ranked teams in their first four meets. The lone un-ranked team at the time they played UK was Washington, which is currently 17th.
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Missouri enters the weekend with a 4-2 record and an 0-2 mark in the SEC. The Tigers' wins have come with a 193.900 over Kent State and Towson to open the year and at Southeast Missouri and Lindenwood on Jan. 30 to win the State of Missouri Meet with a season-best 195.850. Mizzou is represented twice in the individual top 25 rankings, with Shauna Miller 20th in the all-around with a 39.200 and Laura Kappler tied for 24th with a 39.175. MU is led by second-year head coach Shannon Welker.
Kentucky is 2-0 in the regular season against Missouri since the Tigers joined the SEC before the 2013 season. At the SEC Championships, UK finished ahead of MU in 2014 after being edged in the final standings in 2013.
In 2014 in Columbia, Mo., Kentucky had then-season high scores on three events en route to a 195.150-193.775 win. The Wildcats won their first three events, vault, uneven bars and floor. Individually, UK notched three event titles as fifteen career or season highs were set or tied. Audrey Harrison also won floor and tied two others, including Tiara Phipps, for the win on uneven bars and Amy Roemmele claimed first on balance beam.
In its first meeting as SEC foes, Kentucky came back on the final rotation to secure a 194.250-194.125 home win in 2013. The Wildcats trailed Missouri by 0.725 entering the last event, but UK scored a 49.050 on floor to secure its third SEC win of the season.
The Wildcats are back on the road on Feb. 13 at 8 p.m. ET at the Perfect 10 Challenge in Oklahoma City. The Wildcats face No. 1 Oklahoma, the defending co-national champions in a neutral site matchup in OU's backyard. The contest will air on Sooner Sports TV, live on Fox Sports Southwest+ and Fox College Sports Central.
Led by its seniors, No. 23 Kentucky overcame a slow start to record a season-high score of 195.625 in a 196.700-195.625 loss to No. 6 Alabama on Jan. 31 in Memorial Coliseum. The Wildcats broke the program record for team score in January, set two weeks ago on Excite Night. Before this season, UK had never scored above a 195.500 this early in the year, which it has now done twice in its first four meets of 2015. UK eclipsed 49.000 on two events, bars and floor, for the first time in one meet this year as six career-high or season-high scores were set.
UK opened with a 48.600 on vault, but responded with a meet-high 49.000 on uneven bars. A 48.925 on balance beam was a season-high for the Wildcats, as was their 49.100 on floor exercise. Alabama scored a 49.250 or higher on three events and posted individual high scores on each apparatus. Seniors Shelby Hilton and Shannon Mitchell both notched two team-high or team-high-tying scores, with Hilton's being her first team-best totals of the year. Hilton led UK on vault with a 9.800, while Mitchell's 9.875 on beam was just 0.025 shy of meet-high totals. Junior Marissa Beucler's 9.850 on bars was a team high, and Hilton, Mitchell, junior Tiara Phipps and sophomore Taylor Puryear each scored a 9.825 on floor.
The meet was UK's annual DanceBlue Meet, in support of UK's Pediatric Oncology Clinic and the on-campus organization DanceBlue. The Wildcats wore special gold warm-ups, which will be auctioned off on UKathletics.com to support DanceBlue. More on the DanceBlue Meet is available at http://bit.ly/UKgymDanceBlueMeet.
This season, the UK gymnastics team will dedicate each meet to Kylie Rowand, who has stage 4 high risk neuroblastoma. Kylie is almost 3 and was diagnosed a year ago. Her mom was a gymnast for Tim Garrison when he coached in California. This season, the Wildcats will #CompeteForKylie in each meet, and have encouraged their opponents to join the fight as well. More information can be found on Facebook at Facebook.com/PrayersForKylie1.
For complete news and updates on the Kentucky Gymnastics program, go to UKathletics.com. Breaking news, behind-the-scenes updates, photos and more can be found on Twitter at @UKgymnastics and Facebook at Facebook.com/UKgymnastics.


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Here's another suggestion. In all vote emails, we include the commit id that the release artifacts were built from, but create no tag at all. When the release passes the votes, we create the tag, with its final name, against that commit id, and push it at the same time we upload the artifact to the mirrors. To obviate any concern about stale 1.1.1 tags in downstream repos, we could, for this release only, add a 1.1.1-final tag as an unambiguous tag, but only *after* the release is official. Stated another way; we make each tag exactly once, and refer to the build by its commit id until then. Since a commit id in git dictates the precise state of the entire tree this is safe. B. On 21 October 2011 22:06, Jukka Zitting <email@example.com> wrote: > Hi, > > On Fri, Oct 21, 2011 at 6:33 PM, Paul Davis <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: >> Are there projects that do this version incrementing when a vote >> fails? That's an idea I haven't heard before. > > I learned it from httpd (there's plenty of version number gaps at > http://archive.apache.org/dist/httpd/). We use it also at Jackrabbit. > > BR, > > Jukka Zitting >
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Franz Kafka
According to Harold Bloom's The Western Canon, Kafka's The Trial is the greatest novel of the twentieth century. What are the criteria for make such a claim justifiable?
Kafka had a "Never again!" psychology!. He also said "Psychology is impatience." His sentiments were very anti-Freud. He, however, was not religious. He said man is god-like in that he imposes meaning on his existence—but a barren one—for there is never character development in his stories and novels. It is very hard to develop sympathy for the protagonists of his novels. Joseph K. is the modern man, who is basically anonymous and remote in his affect. He is certainly sane but does not understand the nature of the bureaucratic machinery in which he has become enmeshed. Basically, he is indicted on a capital charge by an anonymous prosecutor in which he is not informed of the particulars. Hence, he stands for every man in the twentieth century who has fallen to the violence of totalitarian governments.
Kafka enjoyed his marginality as a Jewish writer. He was a very literal and
factual man who expected no rescue or hope for a better future. He lived for the
here and now rather indifferently and purely intellectually.
The "indestructible" is a key theme in all Kafka's writings. An individual union exists between human beings in which you simply are what you are with just a fundamental belief in one's self. Freud, his adversary, does not know of an "indestructible" in us; the will to live finally falters in him. Kafka is different. Life itself has value, irrespective of personal circumstances. Unlike Nietzsche and Kafka, Freud believed that an innermost self can be enhanced and fortified against the death drive, particularly through psychoanalysis.
Consciousness, for Freud, is as false and wrongly hopeful as it is in Nietzsche and in Kafka. Although Freud declines the mystical concept of being—the "oceanic sense"—he nobly and desperately substitutes for it his own benign authority and tenders a "talking" cure for false consciousness. Through transference, the psychoanalyst creates a secondary neurosis in which in the trerapy room he instructs the client of his conflicts by acting them out in the office. Kafka rejects all authority, including Freud's, and offers himself, and us, no cure whatsoever. You have no right to expect anything in life, that is, no promise of heaven and/or earthly rewards and social justice.
His works are an allegory of Jewish fate in the twentieth century. His characters are always victimized and never overcome adversity but accept it. The situations he presents are very nightmarish and go far beyond being simply neurotic. His characters are never portrayed sympathetically. There is a fixation on all of life's negativities. His characters are basically paralyzed in their exercise of will by anxiety.
What are some of the defining traits of his themes? There are several.
1. An eternally present
tense. Nothing really happens or changes.
2. What happens is fatalistic and inevitable.
3. There is a dreamlike,
paranoid presentation of reality, which is very unpleasant for the reader to
experience. He wants to make us feel uncanny or uncomfortable in the world.
4. In his characters and story lines, there is an upsurge of repressed wishes that are often infantile in nature. But these "monsters" from the unconscious are never given fulfillment in reality.
5. He has no beliefs or ideologies. That is, he is not selling you a bill of goods. Rather, he is presenting a complex of affects that interact to frustrate the individual in the pursuit of his goals.
6. Kafka has a covenant with writing. This is the "indestructible" element to which he is alluding.
7. No afterlife promised.
8. To have redemption, the individual has to work it through in the here and now. He has that possibility, but nothing ever happens. The antagonists are needlessly perverse in their behavior. There is much anxiety and sadomasochism in his stories.
9. What Kafka affirms is a primal human attribute of being godlike but secular; that is, there is a knowing in which the indestructibility of reality is known, however perverted the situation in which an individual finds himself. He must resign himself to it to adjust to reality.
10. For Kafla, there is a dialectical negativity at work in which writing is religion. Writing leaves a permanence beyond the individual. Hence, writing is real and the individual transitory. Again, we have at work the principle of indestructibility.
11. Tthe priority of the unconscious sense of guilt permeates Kafka, causing an arrest in character development. His adults are not really mature but dependent in a childlike way on fate.
12. The "indestructible" is the will to power to overcome adversity—a self-destructive and self-hating force in Kafka based on patience, awaiting a savior/rescuer. His individuals await a new dawn without a plan of action; his patience is based on the hope that things will right themselves in a chaotic universe where the rules of the game are not determinable to reason. In actuality, he creates a situational ethics whose hell is other people who are malicious for their own sake.
His works are the product
of a mass society and overdeveloped bureaucracy, anticipating totalitarianism
with its random violence and arbitrariness. He is a prescient man but impotent
in the face of life's challenges, for instance, in finding a woman. He had one
failed relationship in his whole life, which reflects itself in his thought
experiments in his stories. There is a lack of courage to overcome obstacles in
life which, after all, are man-made and hence can be undone by man, too.
Kafka's The Trial: The Parable of the Doorkeeper
The prison chaplain relates to Joseph K. the story of the doorkeeper and the country man. The country man is trying to obtain the Law. There is no law but only a web of undefined power relationships in a bureaucratic machinery thar swallows up the individual. No one is responsible. In this matrix of relationships, there is a dialectical tension between the doorkeeper and the country man leading nowhere over the lifetime of the petitioner for justice. An Oedipal relationship develops between the two in which the man becomes increasingly dependent on the arbitrary authority of the doorkeeper who actually is the lowest level functionary in the System.
There is an eternally
recurring present in which the country man never develops a plan of action. He
asks questions that are theoretical and argumentative rather than practical. In
Freudian terms, there is a repetition compulsion at work of stereotypical
behaviors that have no purposeful end. A hellish world is presented in which
there is a reversal of reality by assuming the guilt rather than the innocence
of the supplicant. It is a metaphysical type of guilt since there are not even
formal charges against the country man. Apparently, he comes there seeking
definitive answers to the Law—which is mythic or nonexistent, much as in
totalitarian societies. The Law is the Unconscious, the will to power in
conjunction with pure, unadulterated aggression.
The doorkeeper is in a state of delusion, for he too is a victim in that he must wait on the petitioner to be relieved of his duty to guard the door. He has no idea how the hierarchy of authority works; he simply follows orders. Again, this presentation of reality is an allegory for oppressed minority groups and mass man. His job is over when the country man dies; hence, who is dependent on whom? They have an interdependent relationship, but they are not helpful to one another. Both are flat and dull in affect; they use words insincerely in a doublespeak in which there is no attempt to arrive at the truth of the matter.
Both basically are
ignorant of the laws, because without a working definition the laws are
meaningless and keep people resigned to their fate. Hence, the whole scenario is
one of predestination. There is no compulsion or overt violence manifested.
Rather, free will operates with necessity (love and death) to cancel each other
out. The scene, then, celebrates the nihilism inherent in existence. There is
the mood of sadomasochism, once again, pervasive through this master/slave
relationship. The country man as the victim/slave sees the "radiance" emanating
from behind the door. He at least knows more than the guardian, although both
will never know it in an empirical sense. Again, the picture of a "botched"
universe comes up.
We have a representation
of a representation of a representation in which the Unconscious is the ultimate
subjectivity. The first representation is the doorman and the country man; the
second is the priest and Joseph K.; the third is Kakfa and the Jews, who are
anticipating totalitarian societies with the subject being the unconscious in
all its plenitude. A frightening nihilism results leaving existence suspended.
"The Law is beyond human
judgment," according to the priest. But laws are man-made, unless he is alluding
to a higher law of necessity in which everything decays and dies. The
Unconscious turns against the ego, the doorkeeper, and the superego, the country
man, to destroy both. You can be too civilized in your conduct, leading to an
inability to be proactive in willing your life to affirmative decisions.
"Lying is a universal
principle," according to the country man. The unconscious does not lie or tell
the truth; it merely wills itself to power and annihilates life. So, the law and
lying are only derivative from an existence which has in-built tension and then
implodes. But to this existence we cannot give meaning.
The principle of indestructibility resides in the powers of the Unconscious—the Law is Das Es in which human lives transmit the energy of the death instinct. The only traces left are in the script, the Law. Hence, writing is permanence only in a very transcendental sense. Life is futility. The Unconscious and aggression fuse into a Subjectivity in forging a secular god creating hell on earth for humans.


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Has the losing streak hurt the team's confidence at all--is it a problem?
No. You lose some, you win some. I hate that we've lost four in a row, but you can't will all games. As long as we give it 100 percent and work hard--you don't want to be satisfied, but what more can you give if you give 100 percent?
Coach Doherty said that learning to run an offense is a process that takes time. Has it been more difficult than you thought it might be?
Not really. I had to make a big adjustment, coming in, just to run the offense. Basically, it's pass first, pass second, and then look for my shot. In high school I was used to pulling up because I had to do a lot of scoring for my high school team back in Latta. Now, I'm getting used to the offense and starting to find my shot more. I have to run the offense, look for my teammates first, and then look for my shot, if I'm open.
How are you better in February than you were in November?
I know where my shots are and where I can get my shots off.
Do you think that the experience on the road at Illinois will help you in Cameron against Duke?
Basically, you could barely hear anything at Illinois. You couldn't hear calling out plays or calling out screens. We just have to communicate better.
How do you think Rashad has handled not starting every game? Is he going hard in practice?
Rashad is fine. He works hard, and he's a team player.
Rashad McCants
Coach Doherty said you were having some back pain--when did that start?
Halftime of the Wake Forest game.
Are they just muscle spasms or is it something else?
I think it's because of my pulled groin--the same muscle alignment.
You are the emotional spark plug of this team. It's going to be an emotional atmosphere at Cameron. Do you see that as a good thing or a bad thing?
It's a good thing. Cameron is probably the most exciting place to play in the country. It's a great opportunity for us, in the situation we're in, to go in and play hard and play well.
Is the win in this game more important than a win over Duke--to break the losing streak?
Definitely. A win is the most important thing, right now, to put us in position for the [NCAA] Tournament.
How hard did Duke come after you in recruiting?
Not very hard.
Did that surprise you? Did you put the word out that you wanted to be recuited by Duke?
Duke was--going into my junior year--the place I wanted to go. J.J. and I talked a lot about where we wanted to go, and both of us wanted to go there, but, at the same time, Carolina was my dream school.
I guess it was at the time when Duke was winning championships and Shane Battier was probably the best college player in the country at the time. I just kind of wanted to be the kind of team leader that he was. I just didn't get the opportunity to go to the same place.
Does that sting?
Not at all.
Have you talked to J.J. at all?
Not all year.
You will probably guard him some in the game. What's it like to be guarding a guy who you know from high school?
He's not different at all. He's just another player. You can't keep any friendships on the court while you are playing, because he's on the other side of the battlefield.
Do you expect to start tomorrow night?
No, I don't expect to start. David is playing well. If coming off the bench helps my team, I'll be in position to do that.
A lot of people wonder if you are happy--are you happy here?
Yes, I am.
Are you amused at all the talk, are you concerned, or do you even hear about it?
I hear about it. It's just [people] who want to create controversy and bring a program like this down. It happens, and you just have to stay positive.
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You've been to Cameron. Have you told them what to expect?
We've been telling them since before the season started that it's going to be a rough one, especially once you get into the ACC and play the Duke game.
Do you know what defense you're going to play--zone or man--and who you are matched up against in man?
Right now, we're going to stick to our man-to-man defense. I'll be guarding J.J.
Are there any special instructions in guarding him--like no helping off--since he's such a great shooter?
It's just a normal game. I'm just going out to play defense the best I can.
Anything that makes him particularly dangerous?
He can shoot the ball. You have to be there. If you're not, you might as well count it as three points.
What is the best strategy for guarding him?
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Tethys Oil's net sales amounted during the fourth quarter 2014 to MSEK 310 and to MSEK 1,046 during the full year 2014. The average selling price during the quarter was USD 97.1 per barrel and 434,035 barrels were sold. The average selling price during 2014 was USD 103.9 per barrel and 1,464,228 barrels were sold. As per 31 December 2014, the overlift position amounted to 12,828 barrels (underlift of 27,188 barrels as per 30 September 2014). All oil sales relate to Blocks 3&4 in Oman, where Tethys Oil holds 30 per cent of the licence.
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