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STMicroelectronics (NYSE:STM) recently introduced its 4th-generation Bluetooth®/FM Radio combo solution, which meets the demanding integration and cost requirements of the cellular phone market. By combining Bluetooth wireless personal-area-network functionality with an FM radio transceiver in a single 65nm chip, the STLC2690 offers leading-edge integration and performance. The new chip from is manufactured in ST's low-leakage ultra-low-power 65nm RFCMOS technology. STLC2690 samples are already being evaluated by several leading handset manufacturers and volume mass production is scheduled for the second half of 2008.
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Jose Mourinho is looking forward to his first season in Serie A and hopes to learn from his rival coaches.
Mourinho was away from the game for much of last term after being dismissed by Chelsea in September, but he was appointed Inter Milan boss earlier in the summer.
Despite enjoying success in Portugal and England, Mourinho is relishing the prospect of pitting his wits against some of the finest minds in football in Italy.
He believes he still has a lot to learn and wants to improve tactically during his time at the Giuseppe Meazza.
"There are many great tacticians in Italy and I am here to learn, not to act like a professor," he told the club's official website.
"Only those who think they know everything are truly ignorant. I want to learn something new every day, it's the type of person I am.
"It is a privilege for me to work in Italy and a competition like Serie A, facing teams with great coaches.
"The day I think I know everything and have nothing left to learn is the day I'll stop coaching."
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Javier Zanetti, meanwhile, has praised Mourinho for the training methods he has implemented in his first few weeks in charge.
"He talks a lot with everyone, the work we're doing is really rewarding even if we can and we want to improve," said the Argentine.
"We're really happy about the type of work he's introduced and we hope it will deliver the results everyone's hoping for."
Inter have been dominant in Serie A in recent seasons and Zanetti is aiming for more success on the domestic front.
"We hope to have a lot of continuity especially in the championship, which is very long and it will be vital to have that from the off.
"As for our rivals, all the matches will be difficult. There are no easy matches in the Italian league.
"We start with a tough away trip (to Sampdoria) but we'll be in good shape when we get there."


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The four partners are members of the Monteverde Cultural Exchange, a Vermont organization that aids Nicaraguan farm workers. They donate half their profits to the cultural exchange.
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On Thursday, the FBI CJIS Division Complex held a Memorial Ceremony in Honor of Fallen West Virginia Law Enforcement for eight years.
The somber ceremony is for family members, FBI employees, and other law enforcement. The event is a way to bring closure while celebrating the lives of the fallen officers."
"We are a family and we're all suffering. So when we see them in the crowd, and we're up there talking, we know each other," said Captain James Merrill, of the West Virginia State Police. "We know them, we know them like my mom and dad."
The ceremony included musical selections and Honor Roll of more than 100 West Virginia Law Enforcement officers killed in the line of duty.
"The FBI, first and foremost, is a law enforcement agency," said David Cuthbertson, the Assistant Director of the FBI's Criminal Justice Information Services Division. "It's part of what we do to as the FBI family is honor those in state federal and local law enforcement who have given their lives."
Each officers name is added to the law enforcement memorial at CJIS.
"We put new names on that stone every year, regrettably," said Cuthbertson. "It's just our family saying thank you to the families of those who have given the ultimate sacrifice."
The death of a fellow officer can be hard on those still on duty. The Wellness Officer and Chaplain is able to discuss things with officers to help them get closure.
"We're able to go to him in a confidential way and discuss those types of things with him," said Captain Merrill. "I think that seems to help with some of the stress, and questions the troopers may have. It's been a blessing in disguise having that position."
Captain Merrill and Corporal Jim Mitchell of the State Police were both guest speakers at the ceremony.
State Police also placed a wreath at the memorial site with each fallen officers name.
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Microsoft Corp. and Universal Music Group (UMG) Nov. 9 announced an agreement in which Microsoft will pay a portion of the sales of its digital media player Zune to UMG, in addition to payment for sales of UMG music.
Microsoft's Zune device and online store launches Nov. 14. The store will include content from major and independent music labels, in addition to that of UMG.
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Mossy Grove, Morgan County (WVLT) - One year after a tornado strikes a West Tennessee town, that community is still without warning sirens.
It's a very real concern for folks in Bradford. And it's a concern that you have to deal with in many towns in East Tennessee.
Volunteer TV's Stephen McLamb went to Mossy Grove in Morgan County, a community descimated by tornadoes in November of 2002. It's an incident folks will never get over.
You can still see the clear area caused when the tornado touched down. Officials here say the have done some things to get citizens better prepared, but some residents have taken personal safety into their own hands.
November 10, 2002 was a night of horror for many people in Mossy Grove.
The next day reality hits, as people were able to see the devistation.
"I said, 'Hon, you could say we lived through a tornado,'" says Ray Langley.
Nearly five years later, much of the area has rebuilt, but it was a night they don't forget.
"When it's storming, yeah, especially when it's coming a storm," says Linda Hester. "Yeah, I do think about it."
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Hello, Monday! Hello Spring! (3/20/2017)
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The weather forecast calls for a warmer, sunny day, today, with temperatures reaching mid-40s in this part of the world. Overall, this makes for a nice first day of spring.
Just finished reading all of yesterday's Good Morning posts. Thoughts I'd respond to them here. . .
Joe - Never saw the staged production of "Alice in Wonderland". Saw it on television, though. Seems like you had a nice trip with J. Glad you both enjoyed your nephew's play-version of "Alice in Wonderland".
Lel Nel - Seems like you enjoy reading. If it weren't for words, sentences and paragraphs, I'd enjoy reading too! LOL! My wife LOVES to read. Me?!? Not so much, unfortunately. I also hold a casual interest in history, so the book about John Adams sounds interesting.
Steph - Sad to read about the break-up between your son and his girlfriend. I would HOPE that you would still be able to visit your grandson, and that you remain an important part of his life. Hopefully that won't change!
dianah - Good to read that your plans for the Ren Faire are in place. Also, nice to read about your group's plans to perform at the Temecula Bluegrass Festival in April. What fun plans to have for this years!
herring_RN - It's nice to read about you and your sisters helping out your step-mom as she prepares her return to her apartment. I'm sure that there is a fair amount of work to ensure that "fall prevention" is in order. As you know, "fall prevention" can take a lot of thought, planning, and implementation. (My father's apartment is set up to be as "fall prevention" as possible. Still, there's no guarantee that he WON'T fall, as he has proven a few months ago.) I wish your step-mom well as she continues on with plans to return to her apartment.
Tweety - Thoroughly enjoy the (many) photos that you've shared on Facebook, and look forward to the ones you share here! Glad that you're enjoying your vacation in Greece!
NSIME - It's so sad to read about your husband's hospitalization with DKA. How frightening! Managing diabetes is one hell of a life-style change, for sure! Still, he needs to take care of himself, especially if he wants to live a long and relatively healthy life, which can be done with well-managed diabetes! And you're right when you say that you're not his nurse. You're his wife. I wish you both well during this crazy and frightening time. (((Hugs)))
nursej22 - Seems like you have some nice yard work to do as the season of spring presents itself.
BCgradnurse - It's nice to read about your involvement with your synagogue, and your current project with next weekend's "mitzvah". (I learned a new term, "mitzvah", "good works".) Seems like a whole lot of wonderful and caring projects are underway!
Wow. . . It's 6:22 AM already. I started this thread about an hour ago. LOL! The play, "Skin Deep" that Amy was in was wonderful and funny! The four actors played their roles brilliantly! (Amy looked stunning as she played out her character!) It's not often that I go see a play. Usually I see musical productions. "Skin Deep" was a very heart-warming and funny play, and a pleasure to watch. Our after-play dinner out was wonderful, too! The food was delicious! I had an Italian dish with lobster (forgot the name of it, but it had pasta and lots of other Italian ingredients).
I'm working tonight, then I'm off for the next three nights. It's gonna be a busy week, though. Tomorrow, the nurses vote on the contract that the union and management settled on. I'll be helping out with the information-sharing and voting process. Wednesday, I'm going to visit Dad. Thursday? Don't know what I'm doing on that day, yet.
In the meanwhile. . . Happy First Day of Spring!
TedLast edit by Ted on Mar 20Mar 20Stars hope your DH is discharged today
Morning Ted
Quiet day yesterday didn't do much. Went for a hike in the morning, went out to eat, ran some errands, watched a friend do a live stream online, that was about it. Day went by fairly quick despite not having done much
Today it's back to work. We have someone out, thankfully just for 1 day, hopefully it won't lead to massive amounts of work
Redoing my diet a bit, want to go more low carb. I'm getting tired of all of the sweets and such I've been having too much of lately. Not sure I want to go back to the South Beach diet but we'll see
Nothing else unusual going on today. Will exercise. Might do some online CEUs tonight if I have time, if not then this weekendMar 20Happy Spring!!
I'm hoping that there's a lot of melting today. I want to see green, not white! I'm off to work in a bit. I need to consult with the docs. I have a pedi patient that is pretty much allergic to life and I want their input on how to best treat her. It's interesting for me, but not so much for her.
Hope all have a good Monday!Mar 20Hi all.
Steph, I'm so sorry. I just read.
I hope she allows visits. It will be for the good of the kid, too, who surely is attached to you and your son. My heart is breaking for you.
It's Monday. It is. I keep hoping that will change.
The Big Kid went back to college yesterday, and me and The Kid have bad colds.
Go Tat Heels!
Love to you all.Mar 20Happy, Happy Spring!
It was suppose to be 60 degrees today in central Kentucky, so I had them take the sheet off of the horse, and, of course, it is 43 degrees an pouring rain! He is probably cold and pissed off at me. I am pissed off at me. Never trust the weather forecasters.
Busy day today - haircut at 11a then a break and then individual lashes applied at 3p (first time I do it). Horse gets his feet done at 6p. Back to work tomorrow.
Stars - hope your husband is discharged from hospital today and ready to grocery shopping.
Farawyn - did you mean Tar Heels? Even though Kentucky is basketball crazy, I'm not into it. I think the Cats beat Kansas over the weekend, but who knows?
Spidey mom - I hope you are feeling slightly better about the changing circumstances.
BC- Hope you see more green than white!
Hope everybody has a good day and stays safe.
Time to drink coffee.Mar 20Good cloudy morning. Happy first day of Spring!
My oldest son's birthday (34) is tomorrow. The year he was born, the first day of Spring was on March 21. It fluctuates but it is nice to have the memory of a new baby and Springtime. Especially in Reno, where he was born, where it was snowing!
I'm off call. But have to go in and do timecards.
I want to respond to Ted and Far:
Quote from FarawynWe are trying to make the right decision here. She is rebuffing all responses from my son to go to counseling and try to fix their issues. (After all, this was a living together situation and not a promise, like marriage). Honestly, this is the oddest breakup I've ever seen. If you had to design a couple who fit together so well, you'd have designed this couple. She loves to hunt, fish, camp, ski, hike and so does my son. They were a busy couple doing all kinds of outdoor activities that included the 4 year old. And my son was so good to the little guy. They fit right into our family as well.
Steph, I'm so sorry. I just read.
I hope she allows visits. It will be for the good of the kid, too, who surely is attached to you and your son. My heart is breaking for you.
It's Monday. It is. I keep hoping that will change.
(Adding Ted's comment here as well) Steph - Sad to read about the break-up between your son and his girlfriend. I would HOPE that you would still be able to visit your grandson, and that you remain an important part of his life. Hopefully that won't change!
My son has talked at length with us and thinks it would not be a good idea to stay in the little guy's life. His own bio-dad has basically abandoned him and sees him only a couple of times a year. He bonded to my son as a daddy-figure and now has lost that as well. To stay in his life when there will most likely be another man in the future seems too confusing to a four year old and he thinks a bit selfish on his part. He wants to do what is right for this little guy, as much as it tears at his heart. He closed the little guy's bedroom door the day they left and hasn't opened it since. Too painful.
And as the Lobo's song said, "I loved you too much to ever start liking you. So let's just let the story kinda end. I loved you too much to ever start liking you. So don't expect me to be your friend". I think this is where my son's head is right now. I don't think there is any going back to just being "friends" when you've been more than that.
I'm thinking we may have to do the same thing. Bow out. This isn't done with any anger on our part honestly. It is trying to do what is right. We haven't broached the subject with her yet.
(Edited to add - my advice to my son is not to jump into a relationship so fast next time. Especially when there is a kid who gets put into the middle and can be hurt as well. I told her the same thing).Mar 20Good day Ted: I'm glad you enjoyed Amy's play! Our Step-Mom is alone in her apartment and doesn't want a caretaker. She doesn't need one. She certainly wouldn't want one of us there and we have out own lives. She will be practicing turning and quickly sitting on the seat of her rollator walker if there at the first inkling of dizziness or loss of balance. The physical therapist thinks that is all she needs before discharge Wednesday. She has really soft carpet in her apartment, except for the kitchen and bathroom. We got her a shower chair a couple years ago.
Feel better Farawyn.
Hi Joe! I know you will choose the best diet for yourself. It's a lifelong challenge for some of us.
Lil Nel: I'm not a big sports fan. I worked with HUGE Lakers fans for decades. They are a bit sad nowadays, but talk about every change in management or player. Remembering the long stretches of winning makes them happy.
Every two years I enjoy Olympic games on TV. Love swimming, track and field, and gymnastics. But just barely notice professional sports.
Steph: You are a strong woman. I know it's hard. I cared for one kid from age 19 months to age three. She had some orthopedic problems and for a time had a cast. She was raised by a single Dad. He got a job offer in New York and moved. I really missed her. Her Dad and I both cried, as she did too the last time he came to pick her up. That was 1973.
He sent me her school pictures, graduation, and his and her wedding pictures.
Every year I send her birthday and Christmas cards. I am so grateful for his kindness to me.
Last Christmas he wrote on the card that she sang the same songs to her son that I sang with the kids. And now she is a Grandma singing them to two grandchildren!
Once a group of about 30 kids up to age six actually learned "Peach Pickin' Time in Georgia" changing lyrics to "cotton picking time in "California" (instead of Mississippi) to Some could yodel quite well. Some parents played guitar. I strummed my autoharp. That day kids, parents, and babysitters were singing at the playground with just a chain link fence between the kids and the boardwalk.
An audience had formed at the fence and applauded the kids!
Mar 20G'day
Last day in Greece. Entire flight itinerary has changed due to Air France on strike. Going through Germany now. Always something but worked it out. Many happy memories.
Read every thing and wishing folks all the bestMar 20Well, the Hospitalist didn't want to discharge hubby today. Some electrolytes out of whack and his blood sugar, after getting down to 152 and receiving a shot of insulin, but eating only half of his lunch...358.
Tomorrow the nurse will work w/ hubs on the new routine, will have him learning and demonstrating checking blood sugar, drawing up insulin, injecting himself, the importance of maintaining a log, yada,yada,yada, including Intro to Sliding Scale 101.
Anyway, tomorrow's another day. See ya!Mar 20Quote from No Stars In My EyesBest to have his as stable and educated as possible before sending him home.Well, the Hospitalist didn't want to discharge hubby today. Some electrolytes out of whack and his blood sugar, after getting down to 152 and receiving a shot of insulin, but eating only half of his lunch...358.
Tomorrow the nurse will work w/ hubs on the new routine, will have him learning and demonstrating checking blood sugar, drawing up insulin, injecting himself, the importance of maintaining a log, yada,yada,yada, including Intro to Sliding Scale 101.
Anyway, tomorrow's another day. See ya!
It will take a lot, and most will be up to him.
I know yu know that already.
Bless you No Stars!


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Paid Attendance: 68,412
- Tonight's attendance of 68,412 is the fourth-largest crowd in Texas Bowl history
- The 61 total points marked the third-highest combined total in Texas Bowl history
- The teams combined for 37 points in the first half, marking the second-most combined points at the midway point of a Texas Bowl
- The 867 combined total yards (Texas A&M 454, Kansas State 413) was the fourth-highest total in Texas Bowl history
- Kansas State's 23 points in the first half were the second-most in a first half in Texas Bowl history, and its 16 points in the second quarter were the third-most in a second quarter
- Texas A&M's 16 passing first downs tied them for the most in a Texas Bowl, while their 25 total first downs tied them for the third-highest mark
- Texas A&M WR Josh Reynolds' 154 receiving yards set a Texas Bowl record, his 12 receptions tied for the most in Houston history and his pair of receiving touchdowns represented a tie for the second-most in a Texas Bowl
- Texas A&M QB Trevor Knight finished 30-of-48 for 310 yards and three touchdowns. His 48 attempts were the second-highest total in Texas Bowl history and his 30 completions and three touchdowns each tied for second
- Kansas State QB Jesse Ertz completed of 14-of-20 passes for 195 yards and a touchdown and added 67 rushing yards on 24 attempts and two touchdowns on the ground. Ertz's 70.0 percent completion percentage tied him for the third-highest mark in Texas Bowl history
- Kansas State QB Jesse Ertz's 262 total yards (195 passing, 67 rushing) were the most by a player in Houston bowl history
- Kansas State QB Jesse Ertz finished with three total touchdowns (two rushing, one passing), tying him for the second-most touchdowns in a Houston bowl game and the third-most total points (18) in Texas Bowl history
- Texas A&M DB Justin Evans' two passes defensed tied him for the most in a Texas Bowl
- Kansas State LB Elijah Lee finished with a game-high 12 total tackles (five solo) and one tackle for loss. His tackle total tied him for the fourth-most in Texas Bowl history
- Texas A&M RB Keith Ford scored on a 7-yard touchdown run to cap off a game-opening 10-play, 75-yard drive that marked the second consecutive Texas Bowl in which a team scored a touchdown on its opening possession (LSU in 2015)
- Kansas State QB Jesse Ertz found WR Byron Pringle for a 79-yard score in the first quarter, which was the longest completion and longest touchdown pass in Texas Bowl history
- The 79-yard connection between Kansas State QB Jesse Ertz and WR Byron Pringle capped off the shortest scoring drive in Texas Bowl history (1 play, 0:11)
- Kansas State WR Dominique Heath scored on a 52-yard rush in the second quarter, giving him the second-longest rushing touchdown and third-longest rush from scrimmage in Texas Bowl history
- Texas A&M WR Josh Reynolds' 4-yard touchdown reception in the third quarter capped off a 10-play, 90-yard drive, which tied for the second-longest drive in Texas Bowl history in terms of yards
Head Coach Bill Snyder
DB Dante Barnett
QB Jesse Ertz
HEAD COACH BILL SNYDER (Transcribed by Stephanie Weaver and Hannah Pietsch)
You all ran a couple of back-to-back quarterback sneaks, one with QB Jesse Ertz getting in for a touchdown. Can you talk about what you saw in the offensive line tonight and how that unit grew over the season?
"They have been diligent in their preparation and development week in and week out. They epitomize what I've said so many times is the foundation of our program, and that's an investment in daily improvement. And all of those guys under Coach (Charlie) Dickey's guidance have invested themselves in doing that, so they've just gotten better and better and better. The quarterback sneak, I mean the ball was on the six-inch line. Duh."
You all seemed to open up the playbook a little bit today. QB Jesse Ertz had the long pass, WR Dominique Heath had a long end-around run – two of the longer plays you all have had in bowl history. What did you see from Texas A&M's defense that made you all think you could hit on some of those plays?
"They're a good defensive football team, and we didn't do anything we haven't done all year. We may have done a couple of things better than we have, but the throw that he got for the long throw, a couple of the runs with a little motion, the one you're talking about – we've run those time and time again. We just happened to do it a little bit better today."
How good was QB Jesse Ertz today and how important was that time off to get him rejuvenated physically?
"That's a mixed bag, interesting question. I think when he finished the regular season, I think if he'd played in a week, he'd been fine. Just each week, it just takes some time so he doesn't get full practices in, and didn't during this preparation either. I don't think the time element favored, necessarily, his play. I think he's just a competitive young guy and is going to play as well as he can, whether that was a week after the season ended, or three weeks, or four weeks. Again, it's an interesting question, and it's a difficult question to answer because you never really know. First of all, as a coach, you say, 'Ok, do we go out and bang heads in scrimmage and do all that just to, because we're going to have all that layoff in terms of the physicality of the game.' And we chose not to, probably because of the health of our team as much as anything, but you run scared a little bit too as a coach in regards to some of those things. We try to make physical practices without the possibility of any type of injury. I expect Jesse to play well regardless. He's gotten to that point, and it's not that he's not going to make some mistakes. He did tonight as well, but in the first half of the ball game he's 9 out of 11, if I recall correctly. That tells you that it's not a bad idea to throw the ball."
What was the key to being able to handle Texas A&M's DE Myles Garrett and keep him at bay tonight?
"I thought our guys just did a nice job. Scott Frantz lined up against him and played, and here's a newcomer for us. I think it gave him a great deal of confidence. He played well against him. Probably as well as anybody that's played against him during the course of the year. We did as was indicated here. There are some things that you do to try to give him some help, but he was on him. It was one-on-one a good portion of the time. The youngster is a tremendous player, as all of you know. He's a legitimate first team All-American and extremely high draft choice. There's no ifs, ands, or buts about it, but I was really proud of our guys, and Scott in particular, for doing such a nice job with him."
Can you go back to QB Jesse Ertz's touchdown and the way he was able to make a statement behind the offensive line on that long drive?
"Well, I don't know exactly how to answer that question, but I do know that our offensive linemen take a great deal of pride in what they do. You can call it sometimes smash mouth football. In all reality, it's not so much that as it is just being in the right spot at the right time and being as physical as you can. But also being able to finish blocks, that's a significant thing. Not let people get off of you. And you have to develop some athletic ability and technique. Technique is so valuable. Valuable for every position on the field, but certainly for offensive linemen. You've got so many coaches that do a nice job. Charlie (Dickey) does a nice job teaching fundamentals too."
With a young team, how important is winning six of seven at the end of the season in building momentum for the offseason and into next year?
"I just visited with our players a moment ago. It's so easy to take that for granted and say – hey, you've got a lot of guys coming back, therefore you're going to be good. It doesn't work that way. It's new dynamics every single year, regardless of who you have coming back or who you don't have coming back. All the pieces have to fit and everybody has to work to do it. It's so easy to say you're going to be a good football team, but as I said to them – that's up to you. Nobody's going to gift you that. You have to make it happen. We'll see how that plays out."
How big were the plays by WR Byron Pringle and FB Winston Dimel in igniting the offense?
"I think both of those plays were significant in the ball game. Certainly the touchdown after A&M marched the length of the field and scored. And then for our offense to come back. When you go back and you look at that play, you see the ball couldn't have been thrown any better. Had it not been thrown exactly as it was it was probably an incomplete pass. He and Byron both I thought executed that scheme extremely well. That was a tribute to both of them. What was the other one with Winston? You know, Winston, that's basically what he does. He does it well. He's a bright young guy coming from a football background. He understands schematics quite well. He just executes things very well. He's been a good lead blocker for Jesse or anybody else for that matter and hadn't been too bad carrying the ball and catching the ball. Although he had one put on the ground."
From your scouting, did you have a sense of what Texas A&M might run to execute the corner blitz on the final defensive play of the game?
"Well, yes, but you never know. You can guess at it. The guess was probably right but when you go back and look at it, they probably had a chance to complete that pass. That young man is a great quarterback and a great person, but he threw the ball a little bit out of reach and consequently we got off the field. In all reality, the route was kind of open. We had some good fortune on that."
How fulfilling is it to win a bowl and watch your team celebrate?
"You know, I've been impressed with the spirit of our players on this trip. It goes back to the, what is the event they have here, the little rodeo deal. What I was so impressed with, not the fact of who wins or loses, but the spirit that our players, unsolicited, that they showed during that period of time. I'm don't know if any of you were out there. I enjoyed watching our players show that passion for the competitiveness of it and the spirit. I kind of had a feeling it would carry over to this ballgame, and I think for the most part it did."
How much better is confetti than water and were you surprised?
"Well, I think they all realized that we could go back to the hotel and celebrate or we could go back to the hotel and run around the hotel all night. That makes it a little easier."
DB DANTE BARNETT (Transcribed by Hector Castelltort)
Can you talk about that fourth down stop at the very end. What you guys were looking for and how the play unfolded?
"Well, it was a timeout right before the play and we kind of talked about it. We needed a stop if we wanted to win the game. We ran a zero coverage and we knew that in the secondary someone was going to have to make a play, and we told our pass rushers and linebackers that they needed to blitz like their life was on the line, so that we could get the stop. That's what we went out there and did."
This is your second one of these celebrations, how much fun was this and how fitting of an ending is this for the team and for you?
"I think, it is the perfect ending for this team. With all we been through last season and starting off this season. The fight that his team had, this is the perfect way to end it and send it into something special next season."
That first drive by Texas A&M, they went down the field fairly quickly on you guys. What was the attitude after that drive and how did you guys regroup from that?
"We just knew we needed to step up and make plays for our offense. You know, teams in this conference, in college football, the first drive they always go the fastest they can. So, we knew we needed to come together and get our composure together, because it's been a month since we played our last game. After that series I think that we got things rolling."
QB JESSE ERTZ (Transcribed by Katie Karsh and Julien Demers)
How did your arm feel tonight? It looked like you were getting some things going in the passing game.
"Yeah I think I was probably – my arm was probably as strong as it's been since the first couple weeks. Luckily you know we were pretty –running routes that aren't very deep, so I wasn't asked to really chuck it down field too much, so it kind of helped me out not to be kind of exposed to those things, but hit the one long one and fortunately it worked out the way it did, but it's no excuse. My arm felt fine."
In the pass you hit to WR Byron Pringle, it looked like you checked into that play. Can you talk about what you saw leading up to that and walk us through how good it felt to connect on that?
"Yeah we had kind of scouted them that they – when their corners press, you always see the way people, you know, let people off the line and they kind of hop inside a lot of times and not really engage. I knew B.P. had a pretty good chance at getting on top of him and they had a safety over there, but it was kind of a blurry coverage and he was really low so I knew he wasn't going to be able to help and B.P. beat him right off the line. I was able to just put it in there not too far down field. Let him run the rest."
You guys have had a lot of success against teams from Texas this year. What do you think about beating almost all of the big programs in Texas?
"I think that's a really cool thing you know to accomplish, to be able to say you did. Give the fans some bragging rights, things like that, but I mean we just see them as another team. I don't really think too much about that stuff."
The way you bolted yourself into the end zone reminded me of the 2011 game against Texas A&M. Can you talk about the satisfaction of scoring a touchdown on that play and complete a long drive?
"It's incredible. Just from where I was last year to this year to be on the field the whole season and just play with my friends you know and there's no better feeling then just a long drive where you kill the clock. You know it's 10 plays and you punch it in. There's going to be momentum swings and you can just feel it in those moments, you know we feel like next one, we're putting it in again and I mean that was a good moment for us."
You had two 20-yard runs on the last scoring drive that proved to be significant plays obviously. Why do you think you guys were so effective at spreading them out and playing against their spread defense?
"Well we typically run quite a bit of quarterback run game, stuff like that. They did a pretty good job of just not giving ground. There weren't a ton of holes for me. I think the fact that we kind of we didn't try the quarterback run game that often, we threw it a lot and the backs were having success. They just kind of opened things up for me at the end. We kind of lulled them to sleep a little bit on that I think."
Obviously you guys played Aggies DE Myles Garrett, one of the top prospects in the next NFL Draft. Did you guys make a conscious effort to move away from him, to scheme away from here?
"Not necessarily. Every week you play a team and they got scholarships too. Everyone's going to have some solid pass rushers and things like that. So we would typically put a back over there or send a protection that direction to give people help. We made a little bit of an effort to make sure to give them help and not put them on one-on-one blocks."
Can you go into how this builds into next season especially the way you guys finished 1-6 in your last seven games?
"I mean, from the start it was kind of a working progress. We knew we had pieces and a lot of talent and things to work with; it was just a matter of getting experience and getting the wrinkles worked out. Kind of getting people going, getting confidence. That's what you saw throughout the season, it just kind of got more consistent. To have so many experiences guys come back, you know, you are going to have a more productive off-season. You know, everybody already knows what to expect and there's no really question marks looming as far as what's real game like. I mean, I think is very beneficial heading into next season; we got nine wins so we are expecting at least 10, so that's kind of the way we are thinking about things."
Head Coach Kevin Sumlin
QB Trevor Knight
DB Alex Sezer Jr.
HEAD COACH KEVIN SUMLIN (Transcribed by Stephanie Weaver and Hannah Pietsch)
Can you take us through the decision to kick the field goal rather than go for it on fourth and short at the start of the fourth quarter?
"It was a decision – he had made it during halftime and pregame so, it was right there in his range. He just got under it a little bit. We needed points, and we needed some positive momentum coming out of the half I thought. With that still being the situation – he had made that pregame, he made it at halftime. We had confidence in him. He just came up short."
Were you hoping to use WR Christian Kirk and WR Josh Reynolds as a decoy on the fourth down pass?
"No, it was a blitz. We had one free off of one side. We got beat, there was zero coverage. It was man-to-man, and you've got to beat the blitz with a throw. So it was an out route to the field, and he just didn't get it."
Can you talk about the night that WR Josh Reynolds had for you?
"Yeah. I mean he's a heck of a player. Last year this time, he decided to come back. I think it was worth it for him. I think he's improved as a route runner. He's got great hands, and it was worth it coming back this year. I think he's increased his value. He's had a great career here at Texas A&M for a guy that was hardly recruited. He's got a bright future ahead of him."
What do you make of this season?
"Oh, we're not happy. Just like I said last week at the press conference. The message in there was, you know, I was thankful to these guys, to the seniors. Really wanted it to be different tonight and send them out on a really good note because of how they've represented this program. Didn't get that done. The message really was for the young players that this feeling that they have in that locker room right now, basically, don't forget that. Anytime and how we go to work from here on out, the guys that are coming back, this feeling should drive you even more throughout the spring. We've got a bunch of guys that are coming in here mid-year too. The guys who are here, the returning guys, they've got to be leaders in this program. That feeling that you have right now should help motivate us even more throughout the spring and into next year."
What did you see from Kansas State QB Jesse Ertz and what made him so effective tonight?
"You know, he's been doing it a lot. He got loose on some quarterback draws against really zero coverage once he broke the line of scrimmage. It was a case of tonight where we either stopped them, or we gave up a home run. The consistency level was an issue. It was really three big plays in the first half, and we couldn't get enough stops. Offensively, we had some long fields to try to recover, and just didn't get it done."
How do you assess your first few years in the SEC where you are now compared to where you started?
"Every year is different. Every team is different. As a program, you want to try to get better every year. I think we've had some ups and downs. We've made some strides. We're not anywhere near where we want to be and we're not satisfied. That's what football and building a program is all about – trying to learn from mistakes, trying to get better – and that's where we are right now. Tonight's not what you want, not what we want, but I think there's some real motivation right now with the feelings in the locker room."
QB TREVOR KNIGHT (Transcribed by Hannah Pietsch)
Can you encapsulate walking off the field for the last time as a college athlete and what did you say to QB Nick Starkel when you all kneeled and prayed?
"First of all, before I start, this whole week has been surreal for me. Looking back on my college career, it's been perfect. A lot of you all would think, 'Why is it perfect?' It's because I've been fortunate enough to go through the ups and downs and have a faith that's helped me through that. My Lord and Savior Jesus Christ has taught me how to be a man, a better teammate, and a better person through all those ups and downs. And I wouldn't trade one memory or one moment through it all. Walking off that field for the last time, I wish it would have lasted forever because I don't want to leave this game yet. I don't want to leave college football yet, but all good things come to an end. Like Coach (Kevin Sumlin) said, we wish that it could have ended a little bit differently tonight, but it's been unbelievable. What Coach Sumlin has done for me this year, what Alex Sezer and the rest of the senior class has done for me this year has been unbelievable. About Nick Starkel, I told him, 'Go have fun.' He's got a lot of football left ahead of him and I'm excited to watch his career pan out because it's special getting to play this game."
Tell us your perspective on that final play and what happened.
"I checked the out route out there, they showed zero coverage and we weren't going to block the guy off the left side. I didn't make the throw, or you can point your finger at a lot of different things, but we just didn't execute it and that's one that will probably haunt me forever. But we didn't execute it and that's the way the game ended up."
DB ALEX SEZER JR. (Transcribed by Julien Demers)
Can you take us through your last game and your last opportunity to wear the maroon and white?
"It's kind of a surreal moment. You really don't know. Me and Trevor (Knight) discussed it: how are you going to feel? I still kind of feel like in the cloud, feel like I'm coming back next year, it's what I've always done. I feel like I'm just going to keep going on. Football is not who I am, it's what I've done for the past so many years. I want to thank Coach (Kevin) Sumlin and Texas A&M football. This senior class and everything they did for me, coming in basically as a no-name guy. They came and found me, and gave me a chance and I've been able to play for Texas A&M and be on the field since I was a freshman. It's been great. Leaving it, just telling the young guys keep pushing. Obviously, we didn't end the way we wanted to, but it's a lot of fuel for next year. I'll always have these guys' backs and I'll be the biggest fan next year."


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Libet Johnson, heiress to the Johnson & Johnson fortune, appears to be in the mood for tying up loose ends. Two months ago she reconciled with her ex-boyfriend, celebrity weight loss-through-pregnancy-hormones guru Lionel Bissoon, reaching a joint custody agreement over a 9-year-old child that they ?found? in Cambodia and brought back to the U.S. on a humanitarian visa.
Now comes the shedding of the real estate: Ms. Johnson has just listed her 30th-floor condo at the?Trump International Hotel and Tower. She?s asking $4 million for the two-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom spread, or exactly double what she paid for it back in 2004.
We assume it was used as either a staff apartment or one for distant visiting relations, given that it lacks park views and sits more than 20 floors below her old penthouse at?1 Central Park West, supposedly the largest in the building, which she sold back in 2007 for $18.5 million. In any case, the apartment clearly hasn?t been lived in recently: it?s almost totally devoid of furniture or personal touches?the first listing photo is digitally staged?and what is in the apartment looks like castaways for the help.
It also looks like Ms. Johnson has had some difficulty selling the unit. It was previously listed with Brown Harris Stevens for nearly $3.9 million, but after being taken off the market for two years, it?s now listed with Stribling?s?Pamela D?Arc.
And it?s not the only home that Ms. Johnson has had a hard time selling. She picked up?the old Vanderbilt Mansion at 16 East 69th Street from fellow heiress Sloan Lindemann Barnett and her husband for?$48 million?Ms. Johnson got ?screwed? in the deal, said one broker?and it?s been sitting empty for want of a mid-$5o million buyer.
And then there was?85 Perry Street, her 200-year-old West Village townhouse that lost over $3.4 million in value between her 2008 purchase and her sale last year.
?She hasn?t been very lucky in her real estate?endeavors,? said one broker. Though given her trust fund, she probably hasn?t lost any sleep over it.
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Source: http://observer.com/2013/04/real-estate-dilettante-libet-johnson-lists-trump-international-condo/
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