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Roccabiasca m. 1727An important branch South-North oriented starts from the main boundary ridge between Emilia-Romagna and Tuscany nearby Monte Brusà, taking the aspect of a rocky ridge-line, showing towers and cliffs after the Brusà Col. This ridge becomes more and more steeply, giving rise to Monte Roccabiasca South ridge, and separating Badignana Valley on the Eastern side from Guadine Valley on the West side. Belonging to Appennino Parmense, Roccabiasca is the highest peak lying entirely in Parma province; the Eastern and Western sides are rocky and steep, while the wooden North side gently descends towards the Forest Road running between Cancelli and Twin Lakes. West face - overlooking the Pradaccio Reserve - shows some interesting and often climbed ice-gullies.
Roccabiasca is quite a frequently climbed peak in reason of its central position, allowing a wide view over several other peaks surrounding it, and also in reason of its interesting climbing routes, making it a popular mountaineering, ski-mountaineering and hiking destination all round year.
Getting There
Road approachParma is the nearest town to the area; it's a nice 200.000 inhabitants town with a small airport offering some domestic flies and only a few international ones. A good choice of international flies is provided by Milan and Bologna International Airports, both situated at a reasonable distance (Milan 110 km., Bologna 90 km.).
Parma is linked to Milan and Bologna by A1 motorway and to Tuscany by A15 motorway, so logistic is not a problem.
Approach from A15 (Autocisa Motorway)
If you're driving on A15 towards North exit Pontremoli and follow the road to Passo del Cirone and Bosco di Corniglio. From here follow the road towards the locality named Cancelli. If you're driving on A15 towards South it's better to exit Borgo Val di Taro and follow the road towards Passo del Sillara and Bosco di Corniglio.
- Approach from A1 (Autostrada del Sole)
If you're getting there from A1, coming from Bologna or from Milan, take Parma main exit.
- Approach from Parma
Follow the SP 665 (Massese) towards Langhirano and Capoponte; in Capoponte turn to right, reaching Corniglio, Bosco di Corniglio and the locality named Cancelli; at a road fork turn to left, following the shady road running inside the beautiful Forest Road towards Lagoni (Twin Great Lakes). 65 km. from Parma
Walking approach to Capanne di Badignana
Leave the car along the Cancelli-Lagoni Forest Road nearby the road fork to Capanne di Badignana (m. 1320, 4,1 km. from Cancelli). Follow the pleasant trail marked 719 towards the Capanne di Badignana m. 1478 (keys available at Rifugio Lagoni) .
Walking approach to West face
Quite a long approach is required to get the interesting ice-gullies lying on the West face of Roccabiasca; mountaineers and sky-mountaineers are not allowed to follow the shorter approach via the Pradaccio Lake, lying inside an Integral Reserve. The only possible approach is via Holy Lake and Brusà Saddle, by downclimb the easy snowy gully starting from the saddle and getting to the bottom of W face.
Main routes to the summit
- Normal route from Capanne di Badignana
Alpine F+, 250 m. difference in level from Badignana Hut, longer develop
From Capanne di Badignana m. 1478 follow the right marks (quite visible also in winter), entering the beech-wood. Cross a stream and climb a steep snow-slope, then turn to left, climb another snow-slope. Head to left, doing a brief downclimb, after which the stunning East pyramid of Roccabiasca is appearing. A short climb is leading below the left edge of the rocky East face; skirt all the face toward right on a steep snow-slope, then turn to right and climb the gently snow slope quite in view of the summit cross. Get to the summit straight or heading to the right ridge.
- Normal route from Cancelli-Lagoni Forest Road
Alpine F, 500 m. Difference in level from Cancelli
An easier and shorter approach to the summit, but less interesting that the previous route. This route is starting on the Cancelli - Lagoni Forest Road close to the Eastern borders of Guadine-Pradaccio Reserve and it's just adviced as a shorter and different route to downclimb the peak.
- S Ridge
Alpine PD+, III UIAA, the difference in level from Brusà Saddle (m. 1645) is low, but the route shows a long develop
From Capanne di Badignana rise straightly toward the boundary ridge (don't follow the right marks, leading to Roccabiasca by its Normal route), getting to Brusà Saddle, separating Monte Roccabiasca (on the right) from Monte Brusà (on the left). Once getting to the Brusà Saddle (about 30 minutes from Badignana), leave the main path heading towards the main boundary ridge, turn to right and head towards the obvious rocky ridge.
-W Gully
Alpine PD+, 500 m. difference in level from Lagdei, 200 m. ice-climb
From Lagdei follow the trail n. 727 to Rif. Mariotti the basin where Capanna Schiaffino lies, turn immediately to left (South) without reaching the hut, heading towards the steep slopes below the obvious narrow and short gully, getting to the its bottom. Rope up when the gully is on ice. Climb the gully and exit on the North ridge of the peak; follow it to the summit cross.
Descent: two possibilities: along the panoramic East side normal route to Badignana or along the other normal route getting directly to the Cancelli-Lagoni Forest Road (shorter but less interesting).
Huts and Bivouacs
- Rifugio Lagoni at Great Twin Lakes m.1507 – 5 km. by car from Cancelli – always open in the week-ends, all the day from june to september
- Capanne di Badignana m. 1478 – 45 minutes from Cancelli-Lagoni Forest Road - The hut is an old shepherds' alp which had been restored and offers a few places (keys available at Rifugio Lagoni)
-Rifugio Lagdei m. 1250 – 1 km. by car from Cancelli
Red Tape
Since 1995 the area surrounding Roccabiasca is situated under the regulation of a regional park having the evocative name of Parco dei Cento Laghi (One Hundred Lakes Park), in reason of quite a lot of small lakes existing inside the park's boundaries.In late years this area was included inside a largest park, named Parco Nazionale dell'Appenino Tosco-Emiliano (Tosco-Emiliano National Park); wood fires are prohibited as well as free camping and other harmful activity.
Walking and climbing are allowed and many trails are marked by Club Alpino Italiano Sezione di Parma.
Subcontinental, with cold and snowing winters and pleasant summers, not too hot, because of the mitigating influence of the Tyrrenian Sea and the action of the winds.When to climb
It's possible to climb all around the year on Monte Roccabiasca; winter ascents require the essential gear as rope, helmet, crampons, ice-axe, ice-anchors.Additional images
METEO ARPA EMILIA-ROMAGNAGuidebooks and maps
"Appennino Ligure e Tosco-Emiliano" by M. Salvo and D. Canossini
"Le valli del Cedra e del Parma (The Cedra and Parma Valleys)" Map 1:25.000 (CAI-Regione Emilia-Romagna)
"Alto Appennino Parmense Est" Map 1:50.000 (CAI-Regione Emilia-Romagna)
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When Richard meets Lentz, Lentz is experimenting with machines that can recognize beautiful music, and Helen ultimately requests music and poetry from Richard. Are Richard and Lentz asking the machines to do two different things, or are music and poetry treated as the same project?
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Religion is and always has been the bane of mankind. I was taught by Baptist Minister Grandfather that religion is a bridge from this world to the next. It astonishes me the way people build houses on that bridge. They believe they had the right supercede the rights of others because God is on their side. It is my sincere hope that at that moment when they draw their last breath, they have clarity and realize what DA's they were. Instead of wasting time and money on campaigns to enslave women they could have been feeding the hungry, caring for the sick, tending to the elderly and adding a little beauty to daily life. But no, that would be Gods work. They rather be bound and directed by someone in an alligator hat who has never had to deal with real life family issues. Go with God my children and do your worst....Just one man's opinion.
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Updated Jan 20, 2013 - 2:17 pm
Suns assistants Dan Majerle, Elston Turner might not join Lindsey Hunter's staff
When news came down Friday that Alvin Gentry and the organization had agreed to mutually part ways, both Dan Majerle and lead assistant Elston Turner quickly became obvious choices to fill in for the remainder of the 2012-13 season.
Majerle, who played eight of his 14 NBA seasons with the Suns, had his jersey retired by the organization in 2003 and has been an assistant coach since July 2008.
Turner was an NBA assistant for 14 years with the Houston Rockets, Sacramento Kings and Portland Trail Blazers before coming to the Valley in 2011. He also played eight seasons in the league with the Chicago Bulls, Dallas Mavericks and Denver Nuggets.
While both have plenty of playing and coaching experience, Lance Blanks and Co. opted to go with an unproven candidate in Hunter, primarily because of his background in player development. The result, however, has created a sense of unknown regarding the state of the team's coaching staff heading into Wednesday's game with the Kings.
"Everyone was offered to stay," Blanks said when asked about the future of Majerle and Turner with the team. "Lindsey will be meeting with the staff this afternoon and organizing things.
"We do expect that he'll have veteran support either on or behind the bench with him."
Neither Majerle or Turner were present for the Suns practice Sunday, and when reached for comment Turner told Arizona Sports 620's Craig Grialou that he was weighing all of his options.
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- The DISH - December 18, 2013 - Wednesday December 18Jon Bloom gives us this day in Suns' history.
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Orwell that ends well for sold-out scheme of new homes
Is a small scheme of newly built houses on Dublin's southside addressing a growing gap in the market?
Nothing succeeds like success, they say, and in the current climate it makes a change to see not only a new homes scheme, but one declaring itself sold out.
Passers-by can't miss a small scheme of newly built semi-detached houses on Orwell Park – one of Dublin's most exclusive roads – with Sold signs in every window. Launched to the market from the plans last December, six of the seven four-bed homes have sold through agents Sherry FitzGerald, for between €900,000 and €950,000 each. The hoarding is now encouraging buyers to register for the second phase of the scheme, developed by Renehan-owned Walthill Properties.
The second tranche will comprise 10 houses, mainly semi-detached four- beds, built directly behind the existing row. This phase – for sale off the plans – is quoting higher guide prices of €965,000.
Orwell Park has seen its share of activity in the postboom market, with nine properties on the street selling in the past 18 months for between €1.3 million and €2.4 million. Increasingly estate agents will say owners of these big homes are "downsizing", but with the current low stock of modest-sized luxury houses in certain Dublin suburbs, it's hard to see where the owners could be moving to. It looks like the Orwell Park scheme might be addressing a growing gap in the market.


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Data about a bigger-than-expected rise in Chinese inflation, a wider-than-expected trade deficit in the U.S. and a positive start to big-bank earnings provide the backdrop for today's trading action. The Chinese inflation picture may not actually be that worrisome, but the domestic trade deficit numbers could be problematic for GDP growth estimates in the fourth quarter.
Overall though, stocks may not do much today after reaching 5-year highs on Thursday, particularly with the fourth quarter reporting getting into high gear next week.
The rise in China's December CPI at a bigger-than-expected 2.5% pace could potentially limit the monetary authorities' flexibility. But the rise may not be worrisome enough at this stage -- it remains below their target and pressures at the wholesale level appear contained.
Chinese authorities lowered interest rates twice in 2012 and have largely relied on bank reserve requirements as a choice monetary policy tool. But it hasn't lowered reserve requirements since May last year either despite widespread clamor in the market for such action.
A key concern for China remains pricing trends in the property markets. The December survey shows that average home prices in China's 10 biggest cities increased for the second time in 2012. Overall, one could reasonably infer from today's inflation data that China could afford to keep current policy in place without stoking inflation fears.
Wells Fargo's (WFC - Analyst Report) earnings beat this morning kick-starts earnings results for the big banks. Wells Fargo along with other major banks like JPMorgan (JPM - Analyst Report), Bank of America (BAC - Analyst Report), Citigroup (C - Analyst Report) and others were in the news this week with respect to the $8.5 billion settlement about foreclosure issues.
Wells Fargo has been a standout performer in the group, with a track record of consistent profitability quarter after quarter. The bank's large mortgage business has helped it offset the other difficult operating environment of compressed net interest margins and weak loan demand. Notwithstanding the earnings and revenue beat and a decent loan growth, Wells Fargo's net interest margin was lower than in the previous quarter, which some may find as problematic.
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The city witnessed a rising of sorts this Valentine's Day. The campaign One Billion Rising — which protests violence against the fairer sex — urged women to come out and celebrate life, sing, dance and groove dropping all inhibitions.
And so the ladies did. TOI spotted Arunima, Sonika and Pinky rocking the floor at Someplace Else, The Park. Koneenica posed for the camera, looking gorgeous in red, while Sangeeta and Vineeta decided to let themselves loose. The American Consul General Dean Thompson with wife Jane were also present at the do.


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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Associated Press has learned that seven Army soldiers and two Marines are receiving administrative punishments, but are not facing criminal charges, for their part in the Secret Service prostitution scandal in Colombia this year.
U.S. officials say one Air Force member has been reprimanded, and final decisions are pending on two Navy sailors.
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I always think it's funny to talk about non-dairy milks because to me if they aren't some form of dairy then they aren't milk. But I get it…they are milk substitutes and in our country we seem to love them.
Total retail sales of soy milk, almond milk, rice milk and other plant milks reached $1.3 billion in 2011.
People turn to milk substitutes for different reasons – often that they don't tolerate dairy well. The seemingly growing vegan community obviously goes for these plant-based alternatives for ethical and/or health reasons.
A lot of the mainstream public has been mis-guided to believe that the milk substitutes are healthier alternatives to milk. I blogged last week about milk, giving you a chart to help you BUMP up the quality of the milk you and your family are drinking. But what about all these milk substitutes?


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Nelson Mandela and his wife Winnie in this undated file picture.
Topics: Ron Paul, 2012 Elections, Libertarianism, War Room, Politics News
A compelling question from the Atlantic's Conor Friedersdorf: What would be the "worst-case scenario" of a Ron Paul presidency?
What's the worst that Ron Paul could do? Try to get America back on the gold standard, only to find that he doesn't have the votes in Congress to do it? I am not just being funny. Though Paul has some radical domestic policy ideas, I just don't see any of them getting passed into law. And in foreign policy and national security matters, the areas where he would exercise the most unchecked discretion, he is the candidate you'd least expect to unwisely provoke or launch a war.
I'm going to assume that we are all adherents of "mainstream economics" and not, like Paul, Ludwig von Mises acolytes — though even Austrians would surely find something to worry about in a Paul presidency.
Let's start with the good: Ron Paul would likely be the best president doves and civil libertarians ever had. No pointless, expensive, bloody, illegal foreign engagements, or "peacekeeping missions" or "targeted drone strikes." No illegal wiretapping. The bloated Homeland Security state would likely shrink (over the strident objections of members of Congress in both parties). Banks would no longer receive endless supplies of secret money from the government, probably. (Though the Fed is independent, as Paul well knows, and they could still keep the cash flowing.)
On the other hand:
The president has a lot of power — in fact he is in charge of executing the law, it turns out — and every regulator and diplomat and judge appointed during a Paul presidency would presumably agree with Ron Paul. Hacks with contempt for good government make bad political appointees, as Bush taught us. Ideologues actively opposed to the existence of a powerful federal government probably make worse ones. Libertarian judges are great on individual rights; they tend to also be very bullish on the rights of corporations to do whatever the hell they want to anyone for any reason.
A Ron Paul presidency could very well mean the end of legal abortion in the United States.
He's never evinced any interest in enforcing anti-discrimination or civil rights laws before (and, indeed, he's gotten in trouble for racist material printed in his newsletters years ago). His Justice Department would respect individual rights but ignore civil rights.
And I cannot really imagine any sort of economic recovery happening during a Paul presidency. A Ron Paul presidency would really not get very much done, at all, actually. That is by design, because Ron Paul does not much like the government he seeks to sit at the top of, and by necessity, because the things Ron Paul will want to do will be opposed by the legislature.
Congress wouldn't allow him to put us back on the gold standard, which is good. It would presumably block all his Fed governor nominees (or … would they?) and he'd be obviously unable to "end the Fed." But Fed vacancies are already bad and more vacancy does not equal a Fed better equipped (or willing) to address unemployment.
I can seem him vetoing the majority of the legislation that passes his desk. That probably got some cheers out there — a lot of legislation is pretty lame, I agree! — but I assume Congress would find Paul's budgets unacceptable and Paul would veto budgets sent to him by Congress. I can't think of how this impasse would be resolved. So … government shutdown, again? (And, again, more job losses!)
Though a President Ron Paul faced with a Congress that looks like it does now would produce gridlock, a President Ron Paul faced with a totally Republican-led Congress would produce actively destructive gridlock. Even as they ignored the president's requests to defund the Pentagon, they'd find no presidential vetoes on any plans to gut environmental regulations and slash state aid and eliminate financial regulations and repeal "Obamacare." They'd make the tax code significantly more regressive and incapable of bringing in enough revenue to meet the government's obligations, providing yet another convenient excuse for Serious Grownup Talk about deficit reduction, meaning the best shot Social Security and Medicare's opponents will ever have at essentially eliminating those programs. No Congress would dare go as far as Ron Paul would like to go on entitlements, but the modern GOP has been trained to be less skittish than the GOP of 10 or 15 years ago — Paul Ryan is the acceptable right-ward edge, now, and I'm guessing he and President Paul could find some awful "middle ground" that would make it through the Senate.
Basically, a Paul presidency would be very, very bad for millions of Americans, especially ones reliant on government assistance (state or federal). And the dysfunction would, I imagine, be so bad for the economy that I'm not sure the American working and middle classes would ever recover (not that I'm sure now anyone will ever recover, with our current situation). I mean, if you think "uncertainty" is what's stopping business from hiring now, can you imagine how "uncertain" things would be with President Paul wielding a veto pen and controlling the U.S. Department of the Treasury? And can you imagine Paul dealing with a 2008-style financial crisis? I am guessing he'd let all the banks fail — which has its good points and its very terrifying points.
Also, so much for gun control, but that's basically dead in America anyway.
(And again: Sorry, women! No more control over your own reproductive organs for you!) (Libertarians, being largely boys, don't generally bring this one up when they talk about Dr. Paul.)
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Nelson Mandela and his wife Winnie in this undated file picture.
Mandela is accompanied by his former wife Winnie, moments after his release from prison February 11, 1990 after serving 27 years in jail. (Reuters)
In this February, 1990 photo, shortly after his release from 27 years in prison, Nelson Mandela, gives the black power salute to the 120,000 supporters packing Soccer City stadium in Soweto, near Johannesburg. (AP Photo)
Nelson Mandela showed his passport in February 19, 1990, shortly after his release from prison. The South African government authorized an application for himself and his wife Winnie - (Juda Ngwenya / Reuters)
In this July 27, 1991 photo, Cuban President Fidel Castro, and Nelson Mandela gesture during the celebration of the "Day of the Revolution" in Matanzas, Cuba. (AP Photo)
In this July 4, 1993 photo, President Bill Clinton and Nelson Mandela listen during Fourth of July ceremonies in Philadelphia during which Clinton presented the Philadelphia Liberty Medal to the African National Congress president and South African President F.W. de Klerk. (AP Photo/Greg Gibson)
President of the African National Congress Nelson Mandela acknowledges cheers from the crowd as he prepares to unveil the ANC's official election platform in 1994. (AP Photo/David Brauchli)
African National Congress (ANC) leader Nelson Mandela greeted residents of Mmabatho in March 1994, during a visit after the nominal homeland came under South African control following the ousting of the former President Lucas Mangope. (Reuters/Howard Burditt)
South African President Nelson Mandela smiles with actor Sidney Poitier at a press conference in Cape Town in 1996. Poitier played Mandela in the film "One Man, One Vote" (AP Photo / Sasa Kralj)
South African President Nelson Mandela waves to crowds as he sits next to Queen Elizabeth II in a an open carriage on the way to Buckingham Palace.(AP/Louisa Buller)
Chairman of the Constitutional Assembly Cyril Ramaphosa, left, holds up a copy of the country's constitution which was signed by President Nelson Mandela, in December 1996. (AP Photo / Adil Bradlow / POOL)
Nelson Mandela at a news conference in Johannesburg in February 2000. (AP Photo / Denis Farrell)
South African rugby captain Francois Pienaar, right, received the Rugby World Cup trophy from President Nelson Mandela also wearing a South African rugby shirt, after South Africa defeated New Zealand in the Rugby World Cup , in 1995. (AP Photo / Ross Setford)
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PREVIEW: #3 OSU vs. Kent State
The third ranked Buckeyes conclude their Three Little Siblings Tour with a home tilt against the Kent State Golden Flashes. I know this is getting milked pretty hard, but if you're into the 2002 comparisons, the only other time the two programs have faced each other is that season, with the Buckeyes coming out on top 51-17.
While that Kent State squad featured a young Joshua Cribbs, the current version features.. uh.. Julian Edelman.
We'll spare you the coach-speak: this is team is to stinky play what the Ohio State fair is to butter sculptures. Their three wins on the season have come over a 1-5 Iowa State, Delaware State and Ohio University.
The Flashes failed their only test against big-time talent, losing 56-20 at Kentucky in week two. They did go into halftime tied with the Wildcats at 14, but surrending 5 second half rushing touchdowns will do you in. Ohio State and Kent State do share a common opponent. The same Akron squad that graciously punted the ball away to the Buckeyes 14 times defeated Kent State three weeks ago.
Kent State can run the rock a little. The Flashes are 11th in the nation in rushing averaging over 230 yards per game. They have a back that is on pace for a 1700 yard season and the aforementioned Edelman is on pace for about 700 himself on the ground.
An argument can be made that Ohio State has looked great so far against mediocre competition. If that's the case, then the Flashes have looked craptacular against worse competition.
Though we may not think much of Kent State, the Bucks will not be taking them lightly. The Vest is too good of a coach to allow that and besides, even if the opponent isn't great, the good old depth chart is.
With the depth and talent on this roster, a guy can't afford to come out flat because more than likely there's a young stud backup waiting for his first crack.
Opponent: Sophomore running back Eugene Jarvis (#6) is having a career year with 851 yards on only 144 carries (5.9 YPC) and 10 touchdowns through 6 games -- good enough for 5th in the nation. He has scored in every game and before being held to 82 last week against Miami (OH), he had ripped off 113, 131, 136, 159 and 230 in his first five starts of the season. In the mix is the Akron game where in the loss, he hit the 159 -- or 16 more than Beanie notched against the Zips. If you're still not convinced, Jarvis has outrushed all but 3 MAC teams on the season.
Think Garrett Wolfe. But younger. And improbably so, smaller. Listed at 5-5/170, he may have a halfway decent day just hiding between the legs of his linemen. Much like Wolfe, Jarvis can do a little damage catching the ball out of the backfield as well. He's 2nd on the team in receiving yards with 201 on the year.
I touched on quarterback Julian Edelman's (#1) skills as a runner and it's a good thing he can run a little because he'll be lugging his 8 interceptions against only 6 touchdown passes for the season into the Shoe this weekend against a ball-hawking, albeit greased palms Buckeye secondary. Definitely a hard guy to peg, Edelman gashed Kentucky for 135 yards on the ground only to follow it up for a negative rushing effort the following week against Delaware State.
Kent State's offensive line will face a ginormous mismatch going against the Buckeye front. The unit gave up 5 sacks to Miami last week and have given up 16 on the season. When you consider Edelman's only a generous 6-0, he could be in for a long afternoon as passing lanes over the middle vanish.
When given time to throw against Ohio State, Edelman will look to sophomore wideout Derek McBryde (#3). McBryde, a former Glenville Tarblooder, has only been active for 2 of the 6 Kent State games this season, but already leads the team in receiving yards with 205. Although somewhat dangerous, he may want to dial up Dorien Bryant for a few tips before coming in.
You wouldn't know it by their record, but Kent State has a somewhat decent defense. They lead the MAC in rushing defense, total defense and scoring defense while ranking 2nd in their conference in passing defense.
On defense, the Flashes are led by junior linebacker Cedric Maxwell (#54) and his 47 tackles on the season, including 6.5 TFLs. At only 5-10, he can be thrown over should Hartline or another receiver get some inside action.
What's interesting about the Kent State defense is that three members of the secondary are in the top 5 on the team in tackles. Senior Jack Williams (#2), redshirt freshman Brian Lainhart (#31) and junior Rico Murray (#7) are all sure-handed tacklers that look to see plenty of Beanie Wells' knees.
Before giving too much love to this defense, keep in mind that they finished 2nd in the MAC in total defense last season on the way to a 6-6 season.
Notes: The #3 Buckeyes are the highest-ranked team Kent State has ever faced... The Golden Flashes are 0-8 all-time against Big Ten teams and 0-19 against ranked teams... Former Kent State coach and Buckeye bridesmaid Glen Mason will be handling the color duties for the Big Ten Network... Kent State's last bowl appearance was the 1972 Tangerine Bowl... Seriously.
Buckeye Breakdown: While a lot of talk has centered on some of the injuries the Buckeyes have sustained, it's the opposing coach, Kent State's Doug Martin, saying he plans to rest some of his starters and rotate extensively against the Buckeyes. The plan is to keep the guys fresh for MAC play, but this white flag leaves little doubt as to what he believes will happen Saturday, so it's good to see we're all on the same page.
At this point, I honestly don't even care. As good as the Silver Bullets are playing, Tressel has a ton of options on offense. Just ask quarterback Todd Boeckman and his affinity for coffin-corner "punts" as of late.
The Bucks will look to follow a similar script as they did in their games against YSU and Akron. Work on some things that need work -- like keeping Todd from locking in on guys downfield and holding onto interceptions that hit defenders in the paws. Most importantly, the team has to dodge the injuries that keep piling up in an annoying fashion.
The flip side of the injuries, of course, is that a lot of younger guys are seeing significant playing time. Take freshman and future Buckeye legend Cameron Heyward. Just 7 weeks ago, he looking at backup rotation work. Today, he's a havoc-wreaking fixture on the defensive line. On-the-job training -- there's nothing like it. Getting results out of a freshman is important in Buckeye land because so many of the great ones don't stick around to show what they can do as seniors. Heacock likes him some:
"Cameron has stood out since day one. He has picked things up from day one and that is always the biggest thing when you're a freshman.â€
Another super frosh, although technically a year ahead of Heyward is defensive back Chimdi Chekwa. I help write a Buckeye blog and try to make it my business to know as much about Ohio State football as humanly possible, but even I had no idea who the kid was heading into summer camp.
He put in the hard work on the scout defense last season, got some nickel looks early this year and all of a sudden, he's the reigning Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week after recording an astonishing 10 solo tackles against Purdue and the conference's top-ranked offense.
That's just how good this unit is. The Buckeyes' 3rd-best cornerback just won the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week award.
Even Chekwa seems a bit surprised by it all:
"I didn't expect to see this much action so soon. I really thought it would be more on special teams than anything, but I guess the coaches have liked how I fit in.â€
The outcome of this game is not really in question. Instead what you should be asking yourself if the offense will show the 5-wide set again or keep it tucked away, who the next young stud to emerge will be, whether the defense will get that first shutout and possibly where you have to be by noon to catch the Big Ten broadcast of the game.
Notes: Bill Willis' #99 will be the 6th number retired by the Buckeyes at a halftime ceremony this weekend... The Buckeye defense has held opponents to 3-and-outs on 53.2% of all possessions this season... Ohio State is outscoring opponents 63-2 in the first quarter this season... Tressel had a 4-3 record against Kent State during his days at YSU... Tackle Alex Boone was named the team's Offensive Player of the Week for the Purdue game.
Jason: OSU 38, Kent State 0 Chris: OSU 44, Kent State 6
Oh looky there, my new Golden Sombrero has arrived after an 0-4 showing against the number last week. Seriously, do you know anyone dumb enough to lose three straight weeks on Wisconsin minus the points? Sad. On the flip, Jason continued to make his picks based on which coach has the hotter wife and wound up 3-1. For the year, he's sitting on an impressive 16-7 mark. I keep asking myself when the wheels will fall off, but so far he's runnin' thangs. Conversely, I'm 1-8 the past two weeks bringing my cumulative record ATS to 12-11. Makes me wanna check my undies to make sure I don't have a 'Britney' down there.
With Kent State on the docket Saturday, former Golden Flasher Arsenio Hall is sitting in as this week's guest. We had him email his picks instead of stopping by for a few drinks. Something about that long ass finger scares the crap out of us.
Now on to the picks:
LSU (-9.5) @ Kentucky (CBS 3:30) The Tigers put their #1 ranking on the line in a roadie against the 5-1 Wildcats. A letdown is possible but a half hearted effort might still be enough considering Kentucky didn't show much in last week's loss to South Carolina.
Chris: What a coincidence. I've lost taking both these teams already this year. LSU 34-20. Jason: Even though they get LSU at home, a double digit Kentucky defeat is probable. LSU 42, Kentucky 24. Arsenio: If lovin' the Tigers is wrong, I dont wanna be right. LSU 38-17.
Missouri (+10) @ Oklahoma (EPSNGP 6:30) We've been on the Mizzou wagon for much of the year and this is a huge opportunity for their program. The QB battle should be fun to watch with Chase Daniel engineering Missouri's spread attack and Sam Bradford having a big year for the Sooners.
Chris: That's a lot of points but I'll take the Sooners, 34-20. Jason: I could easily come to regret this, but I think Mizzou wins outright 31-27. Arsenio: Whoop, Whoop, Whoop! Oklahoma in a rout 41-12.
Louisville (+10.5) @ Cincinnati (ESPNU 7:00) Well, I guess it's up to Brian Brohm to score 80 points to ensure the spread is covered considering that pathetic Cardinal defense. A win would be the 10th straight for UC. The winner is awarded the Keg of Nails. Sorta related question - Does it make any sense to hate UC football just because I hate Bob Huggins and he's not there anymore nor is he a football coach?
Chris: I hate to do this but, UC 42-30. Jason: The nation's most surprising team gets a crack at the nation's most underachieving team. Nippert will be rocking: UC 51, Louisville 38. Arsenio: Yeeessss! There's a Gawd somewhere-ha! UC 45-28.
Boston College (-13.5) @ Notre Dame (NBC 3:30) Uh-oh...It's time for another version of the Holy War. The game lost some of its luster after ND ended its perfect season last week in the upset win at hapless UCLA. That said, I wonder if First Down Jesus will witness a victory in South Bend before a possible W against Navy on November 3rd.
Chris: Might as well make it four favorites. BC 34-13. Jason: I think the Flying Spaghetti Monster keeps this one close. BC 20, ND 14. Arsenio: Fat Charlie kinda looks like Louie Anderson in the Coming To America days. BC 27-6.
Before the season started, many in Buckeye land thought this team could be 6-0 at this point. With the Buckeyes losing many talented players from a year ago, there were questions that needed to be answered to calm some nerves. Halfway through this season, the answers have come to the surface and OSU has enjoyed a meteoric rise in the polls. If this trend continues, Buckeye fans will be trading beads for "peeks" on Bourbon Street in early January.
Todd Boeckman has stepped up and become the legit #1 quarterback. He leads the league in QB rating and has thrown at least 2 touchdowns in every game. Boeckman seems comfortable in the pocket and has managed each game pretty well. He does have a few things to work on, if the Buckeyes are to continue winning. Boeckman loves to stare down his primary receiver, especially on deep balls and therefore has thrown 6 interceptions. I truly believe Boeckman knows what kind of defense he has and once he is up 14, game over. This allows for a few "stare downs" to try and pad the offensive stats. Little Bellisari and Antonio Henton have both seen action and Henton was pushing his way towards the #2 spot, before he tried to short change a hooker-cop. If Boeckman can limit the turnovers, the offense is in good shape.
Beanie Wells is on pace for 1250 yards and 10 touchdowns, while showing the speed and power we expected. After starting slow in the opener, he has reeled off an average of 125 yards per game in the last five. Beanie ranks 5th in the conference, but a recent string of ankle tweaks has fans a bit nervous. Luckily Mo Wells and Brandon Saine have helped ease the concerns. Wells has improved recently, accounting for over 50 total yards in each of the last three games. Tressel has been calling better plays for him and he has responded by running harder. Brandon Saine has been nothing short of spectacular since his first carry. Saine has been limited of late, but is averaging 5.1 yards a carry and has scored in three of his four games. This rotation has the Buckeyes ranked 3rd in the conference and is going to be hard to stop as the temperature gets colder.
The offensive line was a major concern coming into ths season. This group had left a bitter taste in the mouths of Buckeyes fans all spring and summer. Efforts against Youngstown State and Akron also did little to impress. However, I believe they were just waiting until they got on national TV to breakout. Bollman's boys have allowed the offense to average over 400 yards of total offense since the Washington game and have only given up 5 sacks all season. Defensively, Lawrence Wilson's injury has opened up the door for the emergence of Cameron Heyward and Robert Rose. Heyward has been impressive, registering 4.5 TFL's and numerous bone rattling hits on opposing quarterbacks. 11W favorite, the Gun Show is tied for the team lead in sacks with 3 and recently tested out of preliminary rounds for the World's Strongest Man competition. Depth at defensive tackle has been settled. Doug Worthington, Todd Denlinger, Dexter Larimore, and Nader Abdallah have controlled the middle and have helped the Silver Bullets to a #2 defensive ranking in Buckeye Country.
A few more players have risen to the challenge and deserve mention mid-way through this season. I think Chimdi Chekwa is the most improved player on the team. After Youngstown St. and Akron, I questioned why he was playing corner and Malcolm Jenkins was at safety, in the nickel package. Chekwa has steadily earned some 11W respect and his 10 solo tackles against Purdue, earned him Big Ten Defensive Player of the week. Ohio State's recent line of great centers seems to be in good hands with Jim Cordle. He has won O-Lineman and offensive POW, while anchoring the hog mollies. Brian Rolle, Thaddeus Gibson and Trevor Robinson have been a treat to watch on kick coverage.
My giddiness for this team is tough to contain and I could go on and on about Robo, Small, Hartline, Coleman, Russel, etc., but my knowledge of adjectives is limited and I don't want to use all I have for kick ass half way through the season. As fans we have 6 more regular season games to enjoy and this season has proved anything can happen. However, with the preseason questions answered and Tresselball in full effect, there seems to be something special about this group and you might want to start pricing some nice beads.
Break out the birthday candles and get your party hat on as Script Ohio turns 71 years young today.
The first Script Ohio was performed back on October 10, 1936 with the Buckeyes hosting Pitt in the 'Shoe and has since become one of the finest traditions in all of college football. So much so, that "dotting the i" has become an honor of near biblical porportions if you reside in Buckeye Nation.
The honor is generally bestowed upon a sousaphone player however the band has also given the likes of Woody, Jack Nicklaus, Bob Hope and Gordon Gee a chance to punctuate the march.
For those not aware, the birth of Script Ohio has been the subject of much controversy over the years. The Michigan band was the first to actually perform in the the formation of a script 'Ohio' back in 1932 causing many a Wolverine to mistakenly assign UM full responsibility for a true Script Ohio.
Truth be told, the Michigan band never marched in formation spelling out Ohio in script - they simply all walked out to their designated spot in the spelling. I mean, isn't the true beauty of Script Ohio created by the band actually playing Les Regiment AND marching in unison to form the finished product? That's what makes it special.
So, I guess if the Michigan band ran out and stood in the shape of a computer that means they created the internet too, right? Worse than that, Michigan's version was a totally busted sight complete with horribly poor spacing and shape. Lay off the hooch, fellas.
Anyway, 11W salutes the real Script Ohio on it's 71st birthday. There've been some memorable ones. Our personal favorite saw the drum major lead Woody out for his chance to dot the i in what was a moving moment, to say the least.
The summer heading into this season was rife with comparisons to the 2002 Buckeyes. The dominating defense, the green quarterback, yada yada. While Boeckman's play has surprised most, there have been some parallels: a tenacious defense, solid running game and dominating wins to start the season including a signature win against a school from the state of Washington.
There is, however, another similarity between the 2007 and 2002 seasons -- much to the consternation of the Buckeye faithful. This year, like the magical run of Tressel's 2nd season features a running back with oodles of talent, but a lingering injury.
In 2002, Dirty Mo sat out of the Cincinnati game in week 4 after getting his knee scoped and then suffered a shoulder stinger late in a 19-14 victory over Wisconsin in week 8. He would go on to miss most or all of the next four games for the Buckeyes before rebounding with 100+ against the Wolverines in the regular season finale.
Fast forward to 2007. Beanie Wells, perhaps the most talented back the Bucks have had since Mo, is off to a monster start but has been bothered with a high ankle sprain the past few weeks. There are a few crack-smoking fans on various message boards suggesting that Wells has a history of injuries and voluntarily took himself out of games at the high school level and The Dispatch's Ken Gordon points out that there's a feeling amongst OSU insiders that Wells' ankle just has a "general weakness" that he's had for years and the coaching staff is none too optimistic that the he'll be pain-free anytime soon.
That's fine, but Gordon follows that tip up with this insightful wisdom:
But if it's crunch time and he's not able to answer the bell, then it's fair to wonder if he's the right man for the job. If you can't count on the kid's ankle, get someone else in there.
Wow. The injury is frustrating, but you have to hand it Wells for handling it in the complete opposite manner as the attention-whoring Clarett. No grimacing on the sideline, getting extra padding taped on every 15 minutes. No speaking out to the media about how he's bigger than the program. Just a nagging injury.
What's really interesting is that it appears as if the Vest is hell-bent on Beanie playing every game this season. He's already ruled out sitting Beanie for the Kent State game and he's spoken at length about "injuries being part of the game". Maybe he learned something with Mo in 2002? Maybe the injuries are different enough to necessitate different approaches. With the hapless Flashes coming to town this weekend and capable backups in the form of Mo Wells and Brandon Saine, I'd probably prefer to sit Beanie and keep him fresh for bigger games down the road.
But, I guess that's why he makes $2 mil a year and I don't.
Elswhere, some of the BlogPoll ballots of other voters are starting to trickle in for week six and it's wack ballot time: Exhibit A, Exhibit B (EDIT: DSS came to his senses) and Exhibit C.
The latest Buckeye NFLer of the Week Award goes out to Anthony Gonzalez, wide receiver for the Indianapolis Colts.
With many ailing starters, including future Hall-of-Famer Marvin Harrison, Gonzo got the starting nod and delivered with 7 catches for 71 yards (leading the team) in the Colts' 33-14 victory over the Tampa Bay Bucaneers.
Through 4 weeks of the season, Gonzalez had only 6 total catches and although his week 5 statistics weren't overly impressive, no former Buckeye put up good numbers for a winning cause.
It was such an off week for former Buckeyes in the NFL that one rising star even injured his hammy during pregame warmups.
So the decision was made to give this week's award to Gonzo for stepping it up and becoming a reliable target for Peyton Manning. If he can offer Manning the same dependability he offered the Bucks, Gonzo's NFL career will only prosper.
The predictions came in fast and furious for last week's t-shirt contest - including the first ever enemy prediction, but when the dust settled, loyal reader GoBucks89 was the winner with his impressive 24-7 call.
You'll recall that GoBucks89 (or Joe to his friends) also narrowly lost in a run-off in our inaugural contest. With that kind of handicapping skill, there's a good bet that we'll be seeking his advice before we write this week's Against The Spread post.
GoBucks89 will be receiving his Buckeye Country shirt and the rest of you will get another crack to beat him in a few weeks.
For the 2nd week in a row, this poll was more work putting together than we ever could have imagined. Four of the top 10 in the previous poll took one on the chin and overall 10 of the top 25 teams went down.
It's no secret that we're pretty big playoff advocates and 2007 is shaping up to be the perfect storm of fan-rioting madness. We're only at the halfway point of the season and there are only 3 or 4 undefeated teams remaining that can make a claim to going to the championship game over one of the one-loss squads should they win out. Imagine if LSU, Cal and OSU all manage to lose a game. The outcry would be defeaning if the nation was treated to something along the lines of Boston College against Cincinnati for all the marbles.
At the very least, this season should be a strong argument for the BlogPoll and the other polls to take the lead of the Master Coaches Poll and start the voting for the year in week 3. If polls had done that, would USC still be a #10 or so in most of them?
As always, you can check the ballots of every voter and the final version is due Wednesday morning, so get your thoughts in by Tuesday night if you think we got it wrong.
DROPPED OUT: Georgia (#15), Rutgers (#20), Miami (Florida) (#22), Kansas State (#23), Texas (#24), Michigan State (#25)
The organized stadium blackout by the Purdue faithful turned out to be prophetic as the OSU defense shut down Joe Tiller's spread attack en route to a 23-7 demolition of the Boilermakers in West Lafayette. It was essentially a shutout considering the first team defense stopped the Boilers on their first 13 possessions before a mismash of first and second teamers gave up an 88 yard TD drive on Purdue's final possession of the game. The victory made it 24 straight in the regular season and opens the door for OSU to move to #2 or #3 in the rankings considering Stanford's upset victory over #2 USC.
The road ready Buckeyes jumped out to a 14-0 lead with just under 5 minutes left in the 1st quarter dominating both sides of the ball. The Silver Bullets forced a punt on Purdue's opening possession setting up the Buckeye offense at its own 13 yard line. That poor field position only served to pad the OSU stats as Todd Boeckman led an 87 yard drive culminating in a 26 yard TD pass to Ray Small that showed just how special he is when healthy. Following a 3 and out by the OSU defense, Todd Boeckman hit Brian Hartline for a 6 yard TD and it was clear Purdue was on life support after Ryan Pretorius added a 44 yard FG to give OSU a 17-0 lead with 10 minutes left in the half.
OSU built the lead to 23-0 as Pretorius connected from 39 yards out midway through the 3rd quarter before hitting a 23 yarder on the first play of the 4th as Purdue managed just 50 yards of offense on their first 5 second half possessions. In fact, the final score would have been uglier if not for Boeckman's 3 second half INT's.
While this game was propped up as OSU's first real test of the season it will be interesting to see if the 'experts' again play the "they haven't beat a quality opponent" card considering it turned about to be another total talent mismatch. That said, I think it's more likely the Buckeyes will reap the benefits of an impressive road victory and jump idle California in the blogpoll. I know its tough to drop a team that didn't play, but just how many points do you think Cal could score against Jim Heacock's Silver Bullets? Regardless, this team will likely control its own destiny and week to week improvement is more important than worrying about rankings with so many games left to play.
The Buckeyes put together another balanced effort with 200 yards through the air and 181 on the ground but left room for improvement committing three turnovers and converting just 5 of 14 third downs. Boeckman lit it up the 1st half going 14/19 for 134 yards and 2 TD but stunk up the 2nd going just 3/10 for 66 yards and the aforementioned horrific 3 INTs. The living room analysis was that Boeckman was simply staring down his receiver giving the safety time to roll over and provide double coverage thus taking away the receiver's ability to make a play on the ball against just one defender. It could also be argued a couple of those balls were underthrown however Tressel indicated in the postgame that he instructed Boeckman not overthrow the receivers so they could make a play on the ball but that became difficult with the extra defender in coverage.
There was still plenty of good news surrounding the passing game as Jim Bollman and Tressel continue to be agressive calling numerous deep pass plays to stretch the defense. Even better news is that Ray Small continued his emergence into a potential superstar with a career high 6 catches for 70 yards. His 26 yard TD grab showed he's much more than just a track star dressed up like a wide receiver. Not to be outdone, Brian Hartline caught 4 passes for 61 yards including a 6 yard TD and Brian Robiskie hauled in 6 for 64 but was kept out the endzone for the first time since the season opener.
Beanie Wells led the rushing attack with 85 yards on 18 carries and Mo Wells put together an impressive night with 74 yards on 15 totes. Mo is averaging over 14 carries a game the last 3 weeks as Beanie continues to be hampered by ankle tweaks. I've been a critic of Mo's since he got here and it was nice to see him crack the 4 yards per carry barrier (4.9) for the first time since the season opener. I don't know if it's the heat being applied by Brandon Saine or the playcalling of more sweeps/misdirection but hats off the Mo for tonight's effort. Speaking of Saine, he came back from arthroscopic knee surgery to carry 6 times for 20 yards.
All in all, it was solid offensive performance on the road. The biggest areas of concern appear to be Boeckman's INT issues and Beanie's constant ankle problems. I find myself watching to see if he gets up quickly after every carry. As for Boeckman, he's now sitting on a TD/INT ratio of 14/6 but I can recall at least 4 dropped INTs. It's not a panic situation by any means, but improvement must be made as an upset of the Buckeyes would likely be the result of a huge discrepancy in turnover margin considering the dominance of the Buckeye defense.
How many years do you have to go back to find a better OSU defense than this group? The Silver Bullets held Purdue's vaunted spread offense to 90 total yards in the 1st half and 272 for the game although that number shrinks to 184 if you throw out the Boilers' useless 88 yard drive to end the game. In total, the Buckeyes held Purdue to just 4 yards rushing equating to a microscopic 0.2 yards per carry.
The early lead forced Joe Tiller to abandoned the running game leaving QB Curtis Painter in the unenviable predicament of being forced to throw against a defense that was expecting the pass. The result was a completion percentage barely over 50% as Painter launched 60 passes, completing 31, for 268 yards. Even with the wet touchdown in the final minute, OSU was able to hold its 5th opponent in six games to 7 points or fewer. The defense also forced 7 three and outs bringing the season total to 42.
Virtually everyone on the unit made an impact highlighted by redshirt freshman Chimdi Checkwa's career high 10 tackles, Malcolm Jenkins' 9 stops and Anderson Russel's two sacks and 2 pass breakups. Donald Washington also excelled in coverage as the team combined for 7 pass breakups.
The special units had their best effort of the season buoyed by Pretorius' perfect 3/3 night on FG's and AJ Trapasso's 45.8 yards per punt. The kickoff coverage unit had an improved effort including a forced fumble by Shaun Lane and subsequent recovery by Aaron Gant while laying on his back at the Purdue 33 yard line. The play didn't lead to points as OSU turned the ball over on downs but it was a great play by both Lane and Gant. In a new twist, junior Andrew Good shared kickoff duties with Trapasso. Good recorded one touchback (opening kickoff) in his Buckeye debut while Trapasso had two.
Former All-American defensive back William White served as this week's honorary captain...OSU improved to 36-12-2 against Purdue and moved to 68-14 under Tressel.


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Sophia Sandobar is a hot Latina that isn't afraid of fucking. She is horny and she calls her two best lovers over to meet her needs. She brought them into her bedroom and let them strip off her lingerie. She was happy to ride her first lover's big dick while jacking and sucking her other lover's hard dick. She loves being filled at both ends. As she rides his dick, she sucks a dick and begs for them to fuck her harder. When they switched, she got to taste her pussy on a dick and she came hard and fast.• This gallery contains 4 videos
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