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A striking addition to any table, this cake stand—crafted from gorgeous green flint glass—is perfect for displaying cupcakes and other tasty treats. Mosser Glass blends new designs with timeless classics for pieces that add a touch of sophistication to any setting. Available in two sizes. Manufacturer: Mosser Material: Flint Glass Care: Hand wash only Dimensions: 12" x 9" and 10" x 8"
Sur La Table Mosser Jadeite Cake Stand $49.95–59.95
Designed to mimic the random colors and patterns of natural birch bark, these beautiful candleholders are mouth blown from soda-lime glass. Each candleholder features a speckled gold finish. Available in two sizes—large size accommodates one standard votive, small size holds a single tealight. Manufacturer: Sur La Table Material: Glass Care: Wipe clean Special Instructions: WARNING: To prevent fire, burn candle within sight. Never place candle on or near anything that can catch on fire. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Remove all packaging before lighting. Keep wick trimmed to 1⁄4". Keep wick trimming out of wax pool. All candles may drip. Always burn on an appropriate heat-resistant holder on a level, heatproof surface. Keep out of drafts Dimensions: 21⁄4" x 31⁄4" (small); 41⁄2" x 5" (large)
Bake pizzeria-quality pizzas at home with this innovative baking steel. Thick, pre-seasoned steel will never break, is easy to clean and boasts incredible heat conductivity, resulting in a screaming-hot surface that delivers flawlessly crisp crust every time. Also works for baking breads. Versatile steel is safe for the oven or the grill, works as a stovetop griddle on conventional and induction stovetops, and can even be chilled to create a cold plate perfect for serving chilled appetizers, mixing up icy confections and more. Manufacturer: Stoughton Steel Co., Inc. Material: Steel Care: Hand wash only Use: Heat safe to 1800°. Handle with care when hot Dimensions: 14" x 14" x 1⁄4" Weight: Approx. 16 lbs. FEATURES Designed in the USA exclusively for Sur La Table Made in Hanover, Massachusetts of 100% recycled steel Eighteen times the heat conductivity of ceramic stones, resulting in crispier crusts and faster cook times Quarter-inch steel is virtually indestructible and won't shatter or crack; cleans up quickly and easily with gentle soap and warm water Oven- and grill-safe steel can also be used as a griddle on conventional and induction stovetops, a hot plate and a cold plate Get the recipe for New York-Style Pizza Dough:
Sur La Table Baking Steel $79.95
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A stylish take on a kitchen necessity, this handsome and functional measuring set is perfect for cooks and bakers who feel panache is an essential ingredient. Beautiful burnished copper measuring cups feature nonreactive stainless steel interiors. Set includes 1⁄4-cup, ⅓-cup, 1⁄2-cup and 1-cup measurements. Manufacturer: Sur La Table Includes: 1⁄4 cup, ͕, 1 cup, 1⁄2 cup, 1 cup Material: Copper, stainless steel
Perfect for serving appetizers, snacks or cocktail garnishes, our beautiful three-section dish makes a stylish addition to any tabletop. Sleek and stylish, brushed stainless steel complements any décor. Our exclusive Madison Collection pairs heritage designs with impeccable craftsmanship for sophistication that elevates any tabletop. Manufacturer: Sur La Table Material: Stainless steel, brass Care: Hand wash only Dimensions: 33⁄4" x 41⁄4" exclusively for Sur La Table
Sur La Table Madison Collection 3-Section Dish $39.95 $31.96
We love this elegantly designed glass coffee maker for the optimum extraction of full-bodied coffee that you can make as strong as you like without bitterness. Perfect for iced coffee and coffee flavoring for gourmet recipes. Chemex-brewed coffee can be covered and stored in the refrigerator for reheating, without losing flavor. The Chemex coffeemaker is one-piece, hourglass-shaped, and made of high-quality, heat-resistant glass. This traditional model comes with a polished wood collar and leather tie. The collar serves as an insulated handle around the middle of the coffeemaker and is removable. Just place filter in top and measure out grounds, then pour in hot water and watch your coffee drip into the bottom. Includes: Glass carafe with polished wood collar and leather tie. Pre-folded Chemex filter squares are required but not included Material: Glass, wood and leather Care: Hand wash FEATURES Make coffee as strong as you like without bitterness Made of high-quality, heat-resistant glass Wood collar serves as an insulated handle around the middle of the coffeemaker and is removable Meet the creative genius behind this iconic brewer.
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The signature seasoning from the south of France, herbs of Provence is a blend of aromatic and flavorful herbs such as lavender, basil, rosemary and sage. This glorious mixture, traditionally packed in a stoneware crock, is commonly used for meat, poultry and vegetable dishes.
Achieve professional results when creating your favorite baked goods, frozen desserts and confections. de Buyer's supple professional-grade Elastomoule is a specially patented silicone material that promotes the caramelization of batter to ensure flavorful and beautifully golden baked goods every time. Elastomoule silicone also provides superb heat transmission for even browning. Dishwasher safe. Freezer safe to -90°F and oven safe to 580°F. . Web exclusive: this product is only available online. Manufacturer: de Buyer Care: Dishwasher safe Material: Food-grade silicone Warranty: 5-year limited warranty Model: 8 portions-#1856.01; 28 portions-#1834.01 Elastomoule's patented silicone material promotes the caramelization of batter to ensure flavorful desserts with a golden glow. Elastomoule silicone provides superb heat transmission for faster cooking times. Durable silicone construction will withstand years of use. Dishwasher safe for easy cleanup. Made in France.
Berard's olivewood kitchen tools feature distinctive grains so each piece is uniquely beautiful as well as functional. These versatile scoops are handcrafted from a single piece of olivewood according to centuries-old traditions. Then, an oil varnish is applied that preserves the wood, making it durable and heat-resistant. Scoops won't scrape or damage your cookware and are designed to last. BPA-free. Scoops are available in three sizes to suit all your serving needs: Large (71⁄2" x 11⁄2"), medium (43⁄4" x 1") and small (31⁄2" x 1"). Hand wash. . Care: Hand wash Material: Wood Dimensions: 71⁄2" x 11⁄2", 43⁄4" x 1", 31⁄2" x 1" Made in France BENEFITS: Berard's olivewood kitchen tools feature distinctive grains Each piece is uniquely beautiful as well as functional Versatile scoops are handcrafted from a single piece of olivewood according to centuries-old traditions Oil varnish preserves the wood Durable Heat-resistant Won't scrape or damage your cookware Designed to last BPA-free
Sur La Table Berard® Olivewood Scoops $11.95–21.95
We love these sieves for their high-quality, tight-weave mesh, which is much stronger than the average sieve. Easily sift and strain ingredients through the durable stainless steel mesh construction. Material will not react to foods, and double wire handles allow you to hang either way for easy storage. Available in a comprehensive collection of sizes. Dishwasher safe. Care: Dishwasher safe Dimensions: 10" d Material: Stainless steel BENEFITS: High-quality, tight-weave mesh that's much stronger than your average sieve Easily sift and strain ingredients through the durable stainless steel mesh construction Material will not react to foods Double wire handles allow you to hang either way for easy storage Available in a comprehensive collection of sizes
Sur La Table Stainless Steel Double-Mesh Sieves $6.95–29.95
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An elegant addition to any table, this classic flatware set is plated in 24-carat gold and features a handsome matte finish. Five-piece set includes salad fork, dinner fork, tea spoon, soup spoon and butter knife. Timeless set makes a stylish place setting for any occasion. Includes: 7.5" salad fork, 8.5" dinner fork, 5.5" tea spoon, 8.25" soup spoon, 9.25" butter knife Material: Stainless steel
Sur La Table Rocco Brushed Gold Flatware Set, 5 Pieces $49.95 $29.96
Mark the cheeses in your next tasting flight with these handy stamped forks. Great for entertaining, this set of attractive stainless steel forks includes Bleu, Cheddar, Brie, Chevre, Gouda and Gruyère. Includes: 6 cheese markers (Bleu, Cheddar, Brie, Chevre, Gouda and Gruyère) Material: Stainless steel Dimensions: 21⁄2" x 1"
Sur La Table Fork Cheese Markers, Set of 6 $19.95 $15.96
Try a new slant on your whiskey sipping. This innovative gadget cools bourbon, tequila, scotch and other spirits without watering them down, thanks to a wedge of ice that chills each sip as it's tipped back. Because it only contacts liquid on one side and has a greater mass than standard cubes, the ice wedge melts slowly—so you can savor spirits without excessive dilution. Whiskey Wedge makes a great gift for cocktail aficionados and a novel way to enjoy your favorite spirits. Set includes one double-old-fashioned glass and a silicone mold. Manufacturer: Corkcicle Includes: 1 glass, 1 silicone mold Material: Glass, plastic
It's no rescue-trained Saint Bernard, but this hidden flask will definitely help you stay warm this winter. This set of mittens ensures that your favorite beverage is always at hand—quite literally. Warm, fleece-lined acrylic mittens feature a zippered pocket that holds a plastic flask, and thanks to a drip-free bite valve in the thumb, you can sip without taking off your toasty mitts.
This classic copper mug bursts with vintage charm. As essential to the recipe for a true Moscow Mule as vodka or ginger beer, this mug is also ideal for enjoying cool, refreshing drinks year round. The perfect drinking companion for hot summer afternoons, the traditional copper mug becomes chilly to the touch when filled with the iced beverage of your choice. Sold individually, or as a set of four. FEATURES Copper exterior; food-safe nickel interior Try the classic Moscow Mule cocktail, an essential for this mug: Click for recipe » Material: Copper; nickel
Sur La Table Moscow Mule Copper Mug $19.95–79.80
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La Tourangelle organic refined coconut oil is a great substitute for shortening. It has no trans fats and is made from organic coconuts expeller-pressed within four days of hand harvesting. Having neutral flavor and medium-high smoke point (365°F), it's excellent for sautéing, stir-frying and baking. No refrigeration is required after opening. Certified organic by California certified organic farmers. 14 oz.
Designed to mimic the random colors and patterns of natural birch bark, these beautiful candleholders are mouth blown from soda-lime glass. Each candleholder features a speckled silver and gold finish. Available in two sizes—large size accommodates one standard votive, small size holds a single tealight. Manufacturer: Sur La Table Material: Glass Care: Wipe clean Special Instructions: WARNING: To prevent fire, burn candle within sight. Never place candle on or near anything that can catch on fire. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Remove all packaging before lighting. Keep wick trimmed to 1⁄4". Keep wick trimming out of wax pool. All candles may drip. Always burn on an appropriate heat-resistant holder on a level, heatproof surface. Keep out of drafts Dimensions: 21⁄4" x 31⁄4" (small); 41⁄2" x 5" (large)
Attractive wooden serving board adds a rustic touch to any meal. Food-safe board is cut from a single tree and features unique whorls and rings that make an attractive background for cheeses, appetizers and more. Because of the natural kiln-drying process, you may notice a smoky odor at first, which will fade with time. Material: Acacia wood Care: Hand wash only Dimensions: 143⁄4" x 1⁄2" exclusively for Sur La Table
Sur La Table Wood Slice Serving Board $34.95 $27.96
A stylish take on a kitchen necessity, this handsome and functional measuring set is perfect for cooks and bakers who feel panache is an essential ingredient. Beautiful burnished copper spoons feature nonreactive stainless steel interiors. Set includes 1⁄4-teaspoon, 1⁄2-teaspoon, 1-teaspoon and 1-tablespoon measurements. Manufacturer: Sur La Table Includes: 1⁄4 tsp., 1⁄2 tsp., 1 tsp., 1 Tbsp. Material: Copper, stainless steel
Elegant copper molds are used to make famous Cannele cakes from the Bordeaux region of France. Tinned copper construction is durable, with superb heat convection, which ensures better caramelization. Available in three sizes. Oven and freezer safe. . Web exclusive: this product is only available online. Elegant copper molds are used to make famous Cannele cakes from the Bordeaux region of France. Tinned copper construction is durable, with superb heat convection, which ensures better caramelization. Available in three sizes. Oven and freezer safe. Made in France. Manufacturer: de Buyer Care: Hand wash Dimensions: 11⁄4" diameter; 13⁄4" diameter; 2" diameter Material: Tinned copper Warranty: 5-year limited warranty Model: 11⁄4"-#6820.35; 13⁄4"-#6820.45; 2"-#6820.55 BENEFITS: Makes traditional Cannele cakes from the Bordeaux region of France. Tinned copper provides superb heat convection, which ensures better caramelization. Durable construction will withstand years of use. Oven and freezer safe. Made in France.
The Kraken stirs—in the depths of your favorite tea mug! Simply fill the head of this soft silicone octopus with your favorite loose-leaf tea and lower him beneath the waves. Several small pores allow the tea to steep fully. Hook the longest tentacle over the rim of your cup for easy retrieval—or you'll be left doing your best pirate impression (ARGGH!) as he sinks into the deep. Manufacturer: Fred Material: Silicone
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Perfect for storing flour on your countertop, our stylish metal flour canister conjures the sights and sounds of a Parisian bistro. Designed to coordinate with our exclusive Sainte-Germaine dinnerware, this canister features stripes of color and brings a simple, yet elegant touch to any kitchen. Manufacturer: Sur La Table Material: Steel Care: Wipe clean with damp cloth Dimensions: 5.75" x 10" Capacity: 3.2 qt.
Sur La Table Metal Flour Canister $34.95 $19.99
A dough scraper is a versatile tool that helps you lift sticky dough, scrape clean a rolling pin, move sliced or chopped vegetables to a sauté pan and more. This Sur La Table version is made of sturdy stainless steel. Dishwasher safe.
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A fresh twist on one of our favorite patterns, this classic striped apron keeps you tidy in the kitchen or by the barbecue. Durable cotton apron fits comfortably and cleans up easily in the washing machine. Pair with the matching pot holders and oven mitt for an attractive complementary set. Manufacturer: Sur La Table Material: Cotton Care: Machine washable. Cotton is a natural fiber and may experience some shrinkage when washed Dimensions: 32" x 26.5" exclusively for Sur La Table
Pour out precise amounts of your favorite pantry provisions with these unique storage containers. Ideal for loose-leaf tea, sugar, flour, dried pasta, spices and more, these innovative containers feature hinged, easy-open lids that help keep contents from going stale and unique silos that measure out a specific amount with each pour. Available in three sizes. Manufacturer: Quirky, Inc. Material: Plastic
Inspired by the Umbria region of Italy, our Deruta-style earthenware is crafted in a style that dates back to the Renaissance, showcasing the palette of its namesake city. Dishwasher safe; not for use in microwave or oven. Pasta-serving bowl is 12" in diameter.
Perfect for appetizers and small bites, this attractive two-tone plate features a matte black base with contrasting glaze and a distressed rim for a striking look. Durable stoneware is safe in the oven, microwave and freezer and cleans up easily in the dishwasher. Material: Stoneware Care: Dishwasher safe Use: Safe at temperatures from -4°F to 482°F Dimensions: 61⁄4" diameter exclusively for Sur La Table
Sur La Table Myko Appetizer Plate $6.95 $3.99–6.95
This earthenware bowl is an Italian classic. Featuring two handles for easy transport to and from the table, this attractive bowl adds a touch of Old-World charm to any kitchen. Use it to serve your favorite dishes or fill with fresh citrus for a striking centerpiece. Manufacturer: Sur La Table Material: Earthenware Care: Dishwasher safe Dimensions: 12" x 3.75" Capacity: 1.5 qt. exclusively for Sur La Table
Special Offer : For a limited time, buy one, get one half off. Enter code PLACENAP14 at Checkout. Second item must be identical to the first. Limit of one per order. Create a classic look by setting your table with our Natural Ombre napkins. Napkins feature varying interwoven colors of cotton for a natural ombre look that adds a stylish touch to any table. Pair with matching placemats for a beautiful complementary set. Manufacturer: Sur La Table Includes: 4 napkins Material: Cotton Care: Machine washable. Cotton is a natural fiber and may experience some shrinkage when washed Dimensions: 20" x 20" exclusively for Sur La Table
Create a playful scene on your tree with our intricately detailed ornaments that look just like the real thing. Handcrafted in Poland, each ornament in our exclusive dessert collection meticulously duplicates even the smallest details, resulting in an heirloom-quality decoration that you'll cherish for years to come. An excellent conversation starter and a fun way to share your love of desserts, this adorable pink macaron is perfect for adding a sweet touch to your own tree or as a delightful gift they're sure to remember. Material: Glass Dimensions: 2" x 11⁄4" exclusively for Sur La Table
Celebrated chef, restaurateur and PBS star Joyce Chen introduced many Americans to Chinese foods and cooking techniques. Her pans are the chef's choice for using with bamboo steamers, sautéing, deep-frying and stir-frying fish, meat, rice and more the authentic Asian way. Perfectly weighted and balanced, the professional carbon steel construction duplicates an authentic wok-cooking surface. It heats up very quickly and evenly, and the flat bottom gives you even results on variety of cooking surfaces, including gas, electric, induction and halogen ranges. The secure handle is rounded for a naturally comfortable grip and excellent control. Ergonomic handles provide excellent control and are securely riveted to the pan to eliminate twisting. Seasoning is required. Care: Hand wash Dimensions: 12" d Material: Carbon steel
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Whether you're making ham or turkey for a holiday feast or pot roast for a weeknight dinner, our exclusive roasters deliver delicious results every time. These versatile pans are also great for making lasagna or casseroles to feed a crowd. With a stylish design and gleaming finish, our roasters easily double as serving dishes. Find the right roasting pan for you with our handy comparison chart. Manufacturer: Sur La Table Material: Stainless steel and aluminum Care: Broiler, stovetop and dishwasher safe. Oven safe to 500°F Dimensions: 13" x 9" x 13⁄4"; 16" x 12" x 31⁄2" Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty FEATURES Offering expert quality at an exceptional price, our newly redesigned tri-ply cookware collection is better than ever Delivers the same great performance of the past with enhanced, user-friendly features Featuring gleaming 18/10 stainless steel top and bottom layers bonded to a middle layer of pure aluminum, tri-ply design ensures rapid and even heat distribution Larger, more ergonomic stay-cool handles are curved for maximum comfort and efficiency Stainless steel rivets keep handles permanently attached Rolled edges ensure easier pouring Compatible with all stovetop heat sources, including induction The 18/10 stainless steel won't react with foods Shop all Sur La Table cookware »
Sur La Table Tri-Ply Stainless Steel Roasting Pans SALE $65.96–95.96
The ideal vessel for infusing your favorite black, green, white or herbal teas, this simple glass teapot features a stainless steel steeping insert that is perfect for brewing loose leaf teas and can be removed for steeping teabags. Not safe for stovetop use. Material: Glass, stainless steel
Sur La Table Glass Teapot $34.95
Create amazing salads right into your salad bowl—no need to break out your knife and cutting board. A must for fans of fresh produce, this handy gadget features an interchangeable blade system that allows you to slice, dice, julienne and grate directly into the included container. Also great for prepping ingredients, the Salad Station allows you to quickly process large batches of potatoes for French fries or hash browns, dice ingredients for salsa fresca, julienne vegetables for a stir-fry and more. The 10-piece set includes large bowl, tight-fitting lid with tool housing, one-inch dicing blade, half-inch dicing blade, mandoline attachment, grating attachment, julienne attachment, slicing attachment, hand guard and cleaning tool. All pieces are dishwasher safe and fit securely in the bowl for easy, space-saving storage. Manufacturer: Sur La Table Includes: Bowl, tool-housing lid, 1" blade, 1⁄2" blade, mandoline attachment, grating attachment, julienne attachment, slicing attachment, hand guard, cleaning tool Material: Plastic, stainless steel Care: Dishwasher safe Use: Blades are extremely sharp. Use care when handling Dimensions: 10" x 7" Capacity: 6 cups FEATURES Angled cutting surface for superior cutting performance One-inch and half-inch dicing blades provide an even, uniform dice—great for French fries, melons, strawberries, peppers, mushrooms and more Mandoline attachment grates, slices and juliennes, and features a hand guard to protect fingers during use Grating attachment grates cheese for salads or pasta, carrots or zucchini for quickbreads, or potatoes for latkes and hash browns Julienne attachment delivers thin, uniform sticks of carrot, cucumber, radish or other firm vegetable that are perfect for salads and stir-fries Slicing attachment cuts thin slices of tomato, zucchini and other fruits and veggies that are ideal for sandwiches and salads Hand guard protects fingers when using mandoline attachment Included cleaning tool makes it easy to clean the dicing head and plates
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The perfect companion for healthful eating, this spiral slicer easily creates fruit and vegetable spirals that add interesting textures and flavors to any meal. Make tasty zucchini noodles as a gluten-free alternative to traditional pasta, French-fried potato bird's nests, beautiful garnishes and more. Three interchangeable blades deliver uniform spirals in coarse, medium and fine widths. The easy-to-use rotating arm features a toothed disk at the base that holds foods securely against the blades and keeps hands safely away from the cutting surface. To use, slice off either end of the fruit or vegetable to provide a stable, uniform surface. Center and press the handle down until food is secured between the disk and the cutting surface. Using slight downward pressure, turn handle—cut spirals will drop from the bottom of the unit. Blades are easy to swap out—simply loosen the bolt until the blade drops from its housing, then insert the blade that matches your desired texture and retighten. Manufacturer: Benriner Includes: Coarse, medium and fine blades Material: ABS plastic, nylon, stainless steel
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Simple, stylish cup and saucer set complements any décor. Down-to-earth modern, our versatile whiteware collections are the perfect way to showcase your culinary creations and offer a wide range of plating and serving options. Material: Porcelain Care: Dishwasher safe Use: Microwave and freezer safe. Oven safe to 392°F Capacity: 131⁄2 oz. exclusively for Sur La Table
Sur La Table Café Collection Latte Cup and Saucer $14.95 $11.96
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Expand your decorating possibilities with this deluxe selection of decorating tips that includes a handy organizer case. Locking tabs keep tips in place when on the go, and a separate compartment secures larger items such as nonstandard tips, flower nails and bag couplers. Angled tray nests on the lid for easy selection when decorating. Set includes: 22 assorted decorating tips Bag coupler Flower nail Storage case Manufacturer: Wilton Material: Stainless steel, plastic


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Pre-OTC Weekend
The weather this weekend decided to turn (hopefully for the last time this season) cold and rainy. This meant that the usual weekend world championships (aka trinity ride) didn't go off as normal, and I stayed in to do a 2 hour trainer workout. I made a comment about that on Facebook, and someone commented back that they didn't know how I could stand to be on the trainer so long.
My secret? Intervals and Three 6 Mafia.
After that, I went to work. Normally, I'd be off all day on Saturday, but the shop is incredibly busy right now. We needed some bikes built, so I headed in after lunch to help get it done. Afterward, Matt and I went to Flying Saucer found someone who could quite possibly qualify as the dumbest waitress in Memphis. At least she was good looking? We appreciated each others company nonetheless- Ryan was off to Tuscaloosa for some road racing, and Matt's potential woman was upset because he didn't respond as she'd hoped when she expressed her deep concern over the eternal damnation of his soul.
I've recently come to the realization that "Hope" is just short for "setting yourself up for disappointment."
I digress.
Sunday morning was still cold and damp-ish. Fortunately for me, the Ouachita Challenge taper had begun, so rather than a 5 or 6 hour solo endurance ride, I headed out for an urban singlespeed venture from near the University of Memphis to Overton Park and back. Along the way, I saw a reminder of past life-
No, I'm not Kalus… but I've hung out with the guy (and his little brother). The story is that they're the children of gypsies and don't live in one city long enough for their past to catch up with them. Or something like that.
After Overton park, it was back home to do a little work on my own bikes. I needed to get the suspension fork swapped back onto my geared MTB and the rigid fork back on the singlespeed. Since I've been spoiled with a climate controlled bike shop, I have taken to doing at-home work in the comfort of my living room rather than out in the garage. The animals (especially Thor) find this to be quite entertaining…
I can't remember the last time I was this glad to be cutting back on training volume. Not that I don't enjoy it- it's just that the harder you work, the nicer it is to play.

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DARPA Computer Geek Talks About Hacking Cars - VIDEO
June 22, 2013
In the video below, Dr. Kathleen Fisher, a DARPA program manager, talks about the ability to hack into car computer systems. She explains how it is possible to remotely control modern cars through Bluetooth and smart phone technology.
DARPA, short for Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, is the Department of Defense agency responsible for the development of new technologies for use by the military.
Her talk demonstrates that such an ability exists and the Pentagon has researched it.
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And yes, immediately when I saw this, like others on here, Michael Hastings comes to mind.
Norfolk, VA
Time to INVESTIGATE the investigators of 9/11. PROSECUTE the prosecutors. EXPOSE the cover-up.
Micheal Hastings
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So does the Batman / Sandy Hook prop guy...
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Clinical Report
Recurrence of urorectal septum malformation sequence spectrum anomalies in siblings: Time to explore the genetics
Article first published online: 17 MAY 2013
DOI: 10.1002/ajmg.a.35950
Copyright © 2013 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
American Journal of Medical Genetics Part A
Volume 161, Issue 7, pages 1718–1721, July 2013
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How to Cite
2013. Recurrence of urorectal septum malformation sequence spectrum anomalies in siblings: Time to explore the genetics. Am J Med Genet Part A 161A:1718–1721., .
Publication History
- Issue published online: 19 JUN 2013
- Article first published online: 17 MAY 2013
- Manuscript Accepted: 18 FEB 2013
- Manuscript Received: 5 JAN 2013
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- Article
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- urorectal septum malformation;
- genetics;
- developmental field defect
Urorectal septum malformation sequence (URSM) is a pattern of malformation which encompasses abnormalities of the perineal orifices, external genitalia, genitourinary system, and anorectum. The spectrum ranges from a complete form with absence of perineal openings and persistent cloaca to milder/partial forms usually with one perineal opening and internal abnormalities of anorectum, urethra, and Müllerian structures. URSM is felt to arise due to abnormalities of the caudal mesoderm, which constitutes the urorectal septum. Here, we report two male siblings, affected with a spectrum of anomalies simulating URSM. This is the first report of recurrence of URSM in sibs. It suggests the existence of hitherto unknown genetic mechanisms for this pattern of malformation. © 2013 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.


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RB Ezekiel Elliott
- The Buckeyes figure to be able to score any way they want against a defense that is allowing more than 33 points per game, and it's a safe bet J.T. Barrett is going to throw for a few touchdowns. But Ohio State will probably lean more heavily on its ground game against the Hoosiers, and Elliott will be the direct beneficiary of a game plan that could keep the clock rolling along while still lighting up the scoreboard just in case Urban Meyer thinks he needs some style points to impress the selection committee. Expect Elliott to get the 46 yards he needs to top 1,000 for the season by the end of the first quarter as the Buckeyes play it relatively safe and conservative while feeding the sophomore rusher carries. DB Tyvis Powell
- The Hoosiers have been a mess throwing the football since losing Nate Sudfeld to injury, and they weren't even all that dangerous through the air even with their starting quarterback healthy. No Big Ten team has more interceptions than Ohio State's 16, and it will no doubt be looking to add to that total this weekend -- and there might not be a player with more motivation to make a big play than Powell after a bit of an inconsistent outing against Minnesota. Powell's contributions have perhaps been a bit overlooked this season considering he's tied for second on the team with 54 tackles and he's picked off a pair of passes, but he could be in the spotlight against the Hoosiers for all the right reasons. QB Barrett
- Maybe he's a safe choice, and perhaps he will only be needed to play a half, like in his last home outing, against Illinois. But with the way the redshirt freshman is rolling, no list would be complete for Ohio State right now without his name on it. Backup Cardale Jones actually did some impressive work in relief of Barrett against the Illini, and Jalin Marshall has chipped in admirably as a Wildcat threat, so potentially the quarterback position in general could shine and not just Barrett. But with a Heisman campaign in full swing, Barrett probably won't leave the game until he's added to his already bursting resume.
Tracking our B1G fantasy teams: Week 13
Thanks to huge days by Melvin Gordon (64 fantasy points) and J.T. Barrett (44 fantasy points), it now appears as if it's just a two-team race between the Coal Crackers and Massive Attack. Who will come out on top these last two weeks?
Stay tuned ...
Your results this week:
Coal Crackers (Josh Moyer): 186
Massive Attack (Austin Ward): 156
Legendary Leaders (Brian Bennett): 107
The Trombone Shorties (Adam Rittenberg): 76
Sherman Tanks (Mitch Sherman): 63
And the overall standings:
Coal Crackers: 1,460
Massive Attack: 1,417
The Trombone Shorties: 1,327
Legendary Leaders: 1,164
Sherman Tanks: 1,048
Waiver wire: Rittenberg trails by 133 points after a down week and, as a result, he is trying to make up for some lost ground. He accounted for exactly half of our league's six moves this week. But, overall, last week's starting rosters are mostly intact.
Sherman adds Michigan RB De'Veon Smith and drops Nebraska RB Imani Cross
Bennett adds Michigan WR Devin Funchess and drops Penn State TE Jesse James
Rittenberg adds Northwestern QB Trevor Siemian and drops Wisconsin QB Tanner McEvoy
Moyer adds Michigan WR Amara Darboh and drops Illinois WR Geronimo Allison
Rittenberg adds the Michigan defense and drops the Rutgers defense
Rittenberg adds the Maryland kickers and drops the Minnesota kickers
Coal Crackers (Moyer)
Purdue QB Austin Appleby
Minnesota QB Mitch Leidner
Wisconsin RB Melvin Gordon
Indiana RB Tevin Coleman
Rutgers WR Leonte Carroo
Michigan WR Amara Darboh
Wisconsin kickers
Penn State defense
Bench: Maryland QB C.J. Brown (at Michigan)
Massive Attack (Ward)
Iowa QB Jake Rudock
Ohio State QB J.T. Barrett
Ohio State RB Ezekiel Elliott
Minnesota RB David Cobb
Ohio State WR Michael Thomas
Penn State WR DaeSean Hamilton
Penn State kickers
Michigan State defense
Bench: Illinois RB Josh Ferguson (vs. Penn State)
The Trombone Shorties (Rittenberg)
Northwestern QB Trevor Siemian
Michigan State QB Connor Cook
Nebraska RB Ameer Abdullah
Northwestern RB Justin Jackson
Ohio State WR Devin Smith
Nebraska WR Kenny Bell
Maryland kickers
Michigan defense
Bench: Ohio State RB Dontre Wilson (vs. Indiana)
Legendary Leaders (Bennett)
Nebraska QB Tommy Armstrong
Illinois QB Wes Lunt
Iowa RB Mark Weisman
Michigan State RB Jeremy Langford
Michigan WR Devin Funchess
Illinois WR Mike Dudek
Ohio State kickers
Wisconsin defense
Bench: Wisconsin QB Joel Stave (at Iowa)
Sherman Tanks (Sherman)
Rutgers QB Gary Nova
Penn State QB Christian Hackenberg
Michigan RB De'Veon Smith
Purdue RB Akeem Hunt
Michigan State WR Tony Lippett
Iowa Kevonte Martin-Manley
Michigan State kickers
Ohio State defense
Bench: Wisconsin RB Corey Clement (at Iowa)
'Grounded' J.T. Barrett unfazed by spotlight
But a private conversation about an individual award is something else entirely, and the Ohio State coach doesn't have plans for one of those with J.T. Barrett any time soon.
The redshirt freshman quarterback and blossoming national star is certainly attracting more attention, and he is steadily shooting up the polls as a candidate for the game's most prestigious honor. Though Meyer has some experience dealing with the hoopla that accompanies a Heisman campaign and could counsel his young star if need be, at this point there appears be no need for a State of the Stiff-arm the way he might otherwise address his team's playoff chances.
"But if I saw it [being a distraction], certainly I'd jump in the middle of that. But I haven't even given it two thoughts."
Barrett seems to be giving it little consideration as well, though he is clearly aware that he is now part of the conversation as the season hits the closing stretch with the No. 6 Buckeyes gaining steam thanks to his 38 total touchdowns.
His emergence has been well-documented since taking over during training camp following an injury to Braxton Miller, who was supposed to be staging his own run for the Heisman as a senior after finishing in the top 10 each of the past two seasons. But Barrett has now gone well beyond being simply a caretaker for the spread attack in Miller's absence, shattering records on a weekly basis and helping the Buckeyes expand the playbook thanks his accuracy as a passer, underrated athleticism and an uncanny ability to make the right decision -- both through the air and on the ground.
His success has done more than draw the spotlight to him as a potential candidate for individual awards, prompting additional speculation now about whether Barrett has so far exceeded Miller's decorated tenure that the two-time Big Ten offensive player of the year should be his backup next season, or even switch positions once his surgically repaired shoulder heals. But if all that extra attention or scrutiny is changing Barrett, it certainly doesn't seem to be inflating his ego or impacting his preparation.
"I hope it doesn't change me," Barrett said. "I hope I stay the same. I try hard to be the same. Working hard, being here on a Wednesday night, I probably won't leave until like 9 o'clock, you know, grinding, getting right and everything like that.
"I hope it doesn't change me, I'm going to do my best to make sure it doesn't. I have people around here to keep me grounded, so it's really unlikely for that to happen."
Meyer has made it clear he would be among the first to bring Barrett back to earth if necessary, though so far he hasn't needed to lean on the expertise acquired while guiding Alex Smith or Tim Tebow through the Heisman circus.
Barrett also has the benefit of sharing a locker room with a couple teammates who are dealing with similar attention, albeit on slightly smaller scales. Joey Bosa is a finalist for the Lombardi Award, Michael Bennett was a preseason All-America still pushing for individual honors, and a handful of skill players on both sides of the ball are in the mix for all-conference accolades.
For all of them, starting with Barrett and his high-profile campaign, one thing above all else is driving the conversation. And worrying about individual awards instead of team victories would be getting it all completely backwards.
"I'm having a lot of fun coaching this team," Meyer said. "J.T. is a Heisman candidate that knows that he could have played much better Saturday, and that's the best thing about coaching these guys right now. I hope it doesn't change.
"That's something we're watching very closely with guys that are starting to get some notoriety. You know, [Ezekiel Elliott] has a chance to get 1,000 yards, and the minute he becomes something other than Zeke Elliott, that's a problem, and same with J.T., same with Joey Bosa. I've just got to make sure they don't change."
For now that means it's fine to publicly talk about awards or tout Buckeyes as candidates. But Meyer doesn't expect to have any other conversations after that.
Big Ten recruiting: By the numbers
This is a good time to take a look at the Big Ten recruiting efforts, where some teams are having success and some need help. The numbers below help show the makeup and statistics behind the recruiting classes within the conference.
Commits from different states:
Big Ten's top recruiting visits
Michigan versus Maryland:
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Urban Meyer's team deserves the attention.
Yes, it has more talent on the bench than most Big Ten teams feature in their starting lineups. But OSU rise behind freshman quarterback J.T. Barrett rates as a truly unexpected story of national significance.
Take a moment, though, as Michigan State honors 18 seniors on Saturday, to appreciate the legacy of Spartans like Jeremy Langford, Tony Lippett and Taiwan Jones.
It's shame that their careers are closing on something of an anticlimactic note.
They've anchored the most consistent and most winning program in the conference over the past four years and traveled various paths, as Matt Charboneau of the Detroit News writes, to earn a shot to equal the 2013 senior class as the best in school history.
If they beat Rutgers on Saturday, Penn State next week and notch a win in a bowl game -- perhaps among the New Year's Six -- the MSU seniors would finish 42-12.
These seniors have already won two Big Ten crowns and three bowl games, including the Rose Bowl last season. The News article shows that Michigan State's senior classes since 2010 have posted the five highest win totals in program history. It's an incredible accomplishment. And all but Jones, who did not redshirt, have been there in East Lansing with each class.
They deserve a share of the spotlight this month.
Decisions ahead
Staying with the Spartans, coach Mark Dantonio made an interesting comment Thursday on his radio show about quarterback Connor Cook as a future team captain. That would, of course, only happen if Cook returns next season for his senior year.
Cook is considered a potential early-round selection if he declares for the NFL draft. No Big Ten quarterback has been selected in the first round since Kerry Collins in 1995.
Cook could end the drought.
MSU junior defensive end Shilique Calhoun also faces a decision. Calhoun, ranked on Mel Kiper's 25-player Big Board, said this week that he had not reached a decision.
"My primary focus is this season," Calhoun told MLive.com, "and this season isn't over yet. I'm just trying to do great things to help my team win."
These decisions figure to factor heavily in the bid of the Spartans' senior class of 2015 to match the accomplishments of the five that came before it.
Seeing double
As Gordon has nearly pulled even with leader Marcus Mariota in the Heisman Watch and Barrett continues to surface in conversation for out the award, what could it mean for the Big Ten to send two finalists to New York for the ceremony?
It wouldn't exactly change the suffering national perception of the league, but it couldn't hurt, what with the Pac-12, Big 12 and ACC unlikely to produce more than one finalist apiece.
Only the SEC, with Dak Prescott and Amari Cooper, can match the Big Ten with two potential finalists.
Just as important, when Gordon and Barrett play during this stretch run of the season, it's a must-see TV event.
Wisconsin and Gordon, after his 408-yard explosion against Nebraska, visit Iowa (3:30 p.m. ET, ABC) on Saturday. And the Hawkeyes are taking notice.
Barrett stays home to face Indiana. That could get out of hand.
Around the rest of the league:
East Division
- Rutgers is preparing for the late-November elements at Spartan Stadium.
- Brady Hoke says he's seen a lot of growth in his team this year at Michigan.
- Maryland receiver Stefon Diggs will not play before the Terps' bowl game.
- This Penn State defense is earning its place in school history.
- Nebraska needs a strong performance from its secondary in run support against Minnesota.
- Minnesota quarterback Mitch Leidner looks to bounce back after a rough game against Ohio State.
- Immaturity has plagued Northwestern, says Pat Fitzgerald.
- Place-kicker Paul Griggs is a bright spot for Purdue.
- Purdue defender Earnest Thomas III has grown into a leader.
B1G Roundtable: Week 13 bold predictions
Mitch Sherman: Melvin Gordon goes over 2,000 yards for the season during the second quarter against Iowa.
I learned from the prediction last week of colleague Adam Rittenberg that it's not a good idea to underestimate Wisconsin's superstar back. Gordon needs 91 yards to get to 2,000 and likely secure success for the #GordontoGotham campaign. He could reach 2,500 by the end of the season. But against the Hawkeyes, the milestone carry will arrive before halftime. (ESPN Stats & Information projects it to happen on his 11th carry, based on Gordon's 8.6-yard average.) Iowa's rush defense ranks 46th nationally, and it held Gordon to 62 yards last year. But as Minnesota coach Jerry Kill said of Gordon – the Gophers get him next week -- he's "on a different planet right now."
Austin Ward: Ohio State's defensive line pins down Tevin Coleman.
Brian Bennett: Ohio State cracks the 60-point barrier.
Maybe this isn't that bold, as the Buckeyes are playing Indiana. But Urban Meyer's team has been ridiculously explosive at home, scoring 55 against Illinois, 56 against Rutgers, 50 vs. Cincinnati and 66 against Kent State. After two straight road games, Ohio State will enjoy its return to the Horseshoe -- and a few style points certainly can't hurt the cause. J.T. Barrett will account for five total touchdowns, break Troy Smith's passing touchdown record and enjoy the final quarter-and-a-half from the bench in this romp.
Adam Rittenberg: Northwestern wins another shootout in the Hoosier State.
My bold predictions generally have been terrible, so keep that in mind. Also, the weather in West Lafayette is supposed to be nasty. But I think Northwestern found something on offense last week at Notre Dame and could have put up way more than 40 points if its receivers could hang on to the ball. Purdue is much improved on offense and has big-play threats in the backfield with Akeem Hunt and Raheem Mostert. I see both teams making plays on offense and eclipsing 35 points despite the weather, but Northwestern will score a late touchdown to prevail at Ross-Ade Stadium.
Josh Moyer: Three Big Ten running backs set single-season school records.
It's been the Year of the Running Back so far this season, and this Saturday should make it a bit more memorable. David Cobb needs just 115 yards to break Minnesota's single-season record for rushing yards set by Laurence Maroney in 2005 (1,464 yards). Indiana's Coleman needs 128 yards to break Vaughn Dunbar's 1991 mark of 1,805 yards. And Wisconsin's Gordon is 201 yards shy of surpassing Ron Dayne's 2,109-yard record from 1996. At least two of those records should easily be broken Saturday, and I'm predicting that all three will go down within hours of one another. The only real reach is Gordon, who's averaging fewer than 201 yards a game -- but it's difficult to bet against a guy who just set an NCAA record with 408 rushing yards in a game.
Dan Murphy: No Big Ten back will set his school's single-season rushing record Saturday.
Josh and I are on opposite sides of the fence on this one. All three -- Cobb, Coleman and Gordon -- will almost certainly get to the top of their school's record books before the season is over, but I'm guessing the celebration will have to wait until the final week of the regular season. Cobb faces a Nebraska defense eager to redeem itself and he'll come up just shy of the 115 yards he needs. Ohio State can key on Coleman and keep him from the 128 yards he needs. And Gordon might have another big day against Iowa, but not quite 201 yards big.
Lombardi Award finalists announced
HOUSTON -- Clemson's Vic Beasley, Ohio State's Joey Bosa, Washington's Hau'oli Kikaha and Arizona's Scooby Wright are finalists for the Lombardi Award for college football's best lineman or linebacker.
Beasley, a defensive end, leads the Tigers with eight sacks and 14½ tackles for losses. Also a defensive end, Bosa is fifth in the nation with 11½ sacks and has 17 tackles for losses.
Kikaha, who is a linebacker, is tied for first in the country with 16½ sacks and his 22½ tackles for losses leads the nation. Wright, who is also a linebacker, has 12 sacks and is second to Kikaha with 21 tackles for losses.
The award will be given Dec. 10 in Houston.
Big Ten Show: Week 13 (2 p.m. ET)
Big Ten Week 13 predictions
Why Minnesota will win: There's no letup coming for the Blackshirts, who were historically carved up by Melvin Gordon last week and must turn right around and face the Gophers' David Cobb and another productive rushing attack, with flickering hopes of winning the West Division hanging in the balance for both teams. Ameer Abdullah doesn't look quite back to full speed on his injured knee, and the Gophers are perhaps underrated for their defensive ability when they're dialed in and aggressive, which could make it tough for the Huskers if the star rusher is limited again. Minnesota quarterback Mitch Leidner has been inconsistent this season, but this seems like a good opportunity for him to bounce back in the play-action passing game with the Huskers trying to avoid another soft performance on the ground. ... Minnesota 27, Nebraska 24 -- Austin Ward
Why Nebraska will win: Melvin Gordon had his way with the Huskers last week, but Minnesota's David Cobb -- who's accounted for more than 40 percent of the offense -- is a different kind of runner. Most of Gordon's yards came with speed outside the tackles; most of Cobb's will come from power between the tackles. Nebraska shouldn't allow half as many big offensive plays this weekend, and the Huskers' offense clearly has the edge here. Bo Pelini's squad averages 8.8 more points per game, the offense gains an average of 100 more yards a game, and Ameer Abdullah is one week healthier. Minnesota won't be able to keep up. ... Nebraska 34, Minnesota 24 -- Josh Moyer
Why Michigan wins: It's the last home game for Michigan seniors such as linebacker Jake Ryan and quarterback Devin Gardner and possibly the last for coach Brady Hoke. The Wolverines will ride their defense and limit mistakes on offense to outlast a Maryland team that has been tough to figure out week-to-week. It's a field-goal fest early on, but Michigan records a defensive touchdown in the third quarter and holds off a Terrapins rally to get bowl-eligible. ... Michigan 19, Maryland 16 -- Adam Rittenberg
Why Maryland wins: Maryland has been a puzzle this season, but my bet is Randy Edsall fits the right pieces together Saturday at Michigan. The Terps are at their best when airing out the deep ball on offense (even without Stefon Diggs). If Michigan can't get a decent pass rush in the absence of Frank Clark, C.J. Brown should have enough time to connect with his receivers on a couple bombs. Michigan's seniors will pour their hearts onto the field for a final time at the Big House, but in close games, Maryland kicker Brad Craddock has been a difference-maker for the Terps. He plays the heartbreaker role again in Ann Arbor. ... Maryland 24, Michigan 21 -- Dan Murphy
Why Northwestern will win: It's a risk picking the Wildcats here because they only seem to play well against top-20 teams. But I've got to believe Pat Fitzgerald's team built some confidence in that upset at Notre Dame, and certainly that was the best Trevor Siemian has looked all year. Purdue has some big-play ability that will give Northwestern trouble, but the Wildcats now have a realistic shot at a bowl and should play with all-out effort with that in mind. ... Northwestern 24, Purdue 21 -- Brian Bennett
Why Purdue wins: Northwestern has shown great fight in coming back from the dead twice this year. Its most remarkable achievement -- slightly ahead of the home victory over Wisconsin last month -- came Saturday with a road win at Notre Dame. But I just don't trust the Wildcats, who are dreaming of a bowl game. Remember, this is a team that lost by 41 at Iowa three weeks ago. Purdue is playing without pressure. Sure, it has struggled down the stretch, but Austin Appleby is capable of a strong performance against a mediocre defense. If you want my real strategy in pick the Boilermakers, look no further than the calendar. Since 1947, Purdue is unbeaten in nine games on Nov. 22. ... Purdue 35, Northwestern 31 -- Josh Moyer
Unanimous decisions
Ohio State 59, Indiana 10: Shield your eyes from this one, folks. The league's best team and top offense take aim at the winless-in-conference Hoosiers at home and with a need to impress. It's going to get ugly early and stay that way.
Michigan State 42, Rutgers 21: The Scarlet Knights got bowl eligible last week but weren't terribly impressive against Indiana. Meanwhile, the Spartans regained their mojo at Maryland and should have an easy time dissecting a very leaky Scarlet Knights defense. Jeremy Langford will close out his home career in style on senior day with 175 rushing yards.
Penn State 17, Illinois 13: Odds are the Nittany Lions aren't going to blow any Big Ten opponents away because of their limited offense. But their defense has been one of the best in college football, and Anthony Zettel and Mike Hull will consume the Illini offensive line. A pick-six helps Penn State escape Champaign with win No. 7.
Wisconsin 31, Iowa 24: The Badgers won't have as easy a time running the ball as they did against Nebraska last week (historically speaking, that would be almost impossible). But Melvin Gordon isn't going to slow down now that he has a Heisman Trophy in his sights. Iowa will hang around all day, but Wisconsin's defense will make the necessary stops to pull another step closer to the West Division title.
Our records:
T-1. Mitch Sherman: 78-20 (.796)
T-1. Austin Ward: 78-20 (.796)
3. Dan Murphy: 47-14 (.787)
4. Brian Bennett: 77-21 (.786)
T-5. Adam Rittenberg: 73-25 (.745)
T-5. Josh Moyer: 73-25 (.745)
National links: Expand the playoff?
ACC commissioner John Swofford spoke Wednesday at a weekly Durham (N.C.) Sports Club meeting and said eight teams would be "ideal" in a playoff format.
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The Big Ten is definitely making the trade worth it.
1. Boiling down the Broyles: The guys on the field jockeying for individual awards deserve the attention, and their coaches are always quick to deflect any praise back to the players doing the work in pads. But it's time to take a minute and give a little credit to the assistants in headsets, either on the sidelines or in the booth, because the Big Ten might have the deepest pool of candidate for the coveted but often overlooked Broyles Award for the country's top assistant. The list is longer than three names in the league, of course, but Ohio State offensive coordinator Tom Herman, Wisconsin defensive coordinator Dave Aranda and Penn State defensive coordinator Bob Shoop would all be deserving winners for the incredible work they've done this season. The guys on the defensive side of the ball have put together units that both rank in the top three in the nation in total defense, with the Badgers currently No. 1. That gives Aranda a slight edge over Shoop, but it's a tougher call against Herman, who not only has Ohio State leading the Big Ten in scoring again, but as the quarterbacks coach, is also responsible for the rapid rise of redshirt freshman J.T. Barrett. If both teams stay on track for a collision in the Big Ten title game, maybe they can settle the matter once and for all in Indianapolis.
2. B1G love: The first time could have been written off as a fluke, but the College Football Playoff selection committee proved it truly respects the depth at the top of the Big Ten this week with five teams ranked among its Top 25. It would have been easy to write off No. 25 Minnesota following a home loss or to drop Nebraska out entirely after getting crushed by Wisconsin. But just like Michigan State last week, the way the committee has reacted to losses in the conference reflects how highly it thinks of the Big Ten despite those early missteps to start the year. The Huskers and Gophers square off Saturday in what will definitely serve as an elimination game in the West Division and will probably wind up being a loser-leaves-town matchup for the committee, which would drop the Big Ten down to four teams in its poll. But considering how that compares with the ACC or Big 12, the committee still clearly isn't buying the supposed demise of the Big Ten.
3. Under-the-radar matchup: Michigan has been in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons essentially all season long, and this week has been no exception with the troubling off-the-field issues with defensive lineman Frank Clark and his subsequent dismissal. The Wolverines may even be in a hurry to get the year over with and move on. Even with all their problems on the field, they are in position to qualify for the postseason and go out on a high note as Brady Hoke's tenure likely draws to a close. The odds are going to be stacked against them in a major way next week against Ohio State, but the Wolverines have home-field advantage, an underrated defense and potentially no shortage of motivation with Maryland coming to the Big House -- and if the chance to earn a trip to a bowl game doesn't bring out the best in Hoke's club, there's really no reason to even consider it a possibility he could return for another year.
East Division
- Brady Hoke has spoken with Frank Clark, but the Michigan coach is keeping the details private.
- Michigan State is still looking for a "statement" victory.
- Ohio State quarterback J.T. Barrett admits it's a little "crazy" to think about being in the Heisman Trophy conversation.
- Janarion Grant is once again making an impact for Rutgers.
- Maryland wide receiver Stefon Diggs is unlikely to play this week due to injury.
- After four weeks away, Penn State safety Ryan Keiser was back in a team meeting on Wednesday.
- Kevin Wilson is making a sales pitch to keep star running back Tevin Coleman at Indiana.
- What in the world happened to Wisconsin's Melvin Gordon against Western Illinois? A look at the scheme that slowed down a Heisman hopeful.
- Jordan Westerkamp isn't counting the number of times he's targeted in the Nebraska offense.
- Taking stock of Darrell Hazell's rebuilding job at Purdue as the season winds down.
- Snubbed as a semifinalist for the Doak Walker Award, Minnesota's Jerry Kill is expecting that to add fuel to David Cobb's fire.
- Does Illinois have a shot to spring an upset over Penn State? Not according to this comparison of personnel.
- Has Northwestern finally found a No. 1 wide receiver?
- Mark Weisman isn't going to win many head-to-head comparisons with Gordon, but the tenacious Iowa running back has a chance at least beat the Badgers on the field.
Big Ten Wednesday mailbag
Brian Bennett: The closer you are to the fire, the hotter the flames. No doubt, in Lincoln and throughout the state of Nebraska, the reaction is louder and more over the top whenever the Huskers suffer a loss, especially one as ugly as last week's at Wisconsin. This is true anywhere, but even more so for such a passionate fan base. It's no wonder many Nebraska fans feel like the sky is falling after repeated blowout losses in the Bo Pelini.
@BennettESPN At presser this week Pelini said Nebraska's reputation is better nationally than locally. Accurate statement?— Michael Blum (@MichaelBlum3) November 19, 2014
But is the program's reputation really much better nationally? I think most observers outside the fan inner circle view the Huskers as a team that continually wins nine or 10 games under Pelini yet cannot get over the hump toward true greatness. It's a program that has plateaued at very good, and there are a lot worse places to be, for sure. Yet the championships just aren't there and don't seem to be coming soon.
I think most reasonable Huskers fans would agree with that assessment.
Brian Bennett: It's a great question, and it's one we might not know the answer to until Dec. 7. A lot will come down to just how much the committee values conference championships. All along, that has been touted as an important factor, and it's one that Mississippi State will not be able to procure. TCU could be looking at a split conference title with Baylor, a team it lost to, and will not have a conference title game to improve its resume.
@BennettESPN if Ohio State wins out do they jump TCU and Mississippi State?— David Turkeyfinger (@flaveydavie) November 19, 2014
Meanwhile, Ohio State should glide into the Big Ten title game and could potentially play a top-10 Wisconsin team in Indianapolis. So I'm starting to feel a lot better about the Buckeyes' chances. And remember that TCU still has to go to Texas, which is starting to figure things out under Charlie Strong, and Mississippi State has to win the Egg Bowl on the road at Ole Miss. Things might just sort themselves out.
Brian Bennett: If Iowa can make those two things happen, it will have a great shot at upsetting Wisconsin and keeping its Big Ten West Division title hopes alive. But can the Hawkeyes get it done?
@ESPN_BigTen @BennettESPN can Iowa slow down Gordon, and if so, will stave throw it 25 or more times similar to the Purdue game?— Douglas Greenberg (@DougGreenB) November 19, 2014
Remember that only one team has slowed down Melvin Gordon all year long: Western Illinois, which obviously must have the best rush defense ever invented. Every Wisconsin opponent has made Gordon the focus of its game plan, yet he keeps leaving them choking on his chem trails.
I doubt Iowa will break down in its fundamentals as much as Nebraska did last week, and its two big defensive tackles -- Carl Davis and Louis Trinca-Pasat -- can help gum things up inside. But that only means it's more likely Gordon will bounce it to the outside, where he's at his most dangerous.
Some reason for hope: Gordon had only 62 yards on 17 carries last year in Iowa City, though James White did run for 132 and two scores. Of course, Iowa also has given up 219 yards to Indiana's Tevin Coleman and 155 to Pitt's James Conner this year. I don't think you stop Gordon right now so much as you try to limit his ridiculousness. Like maybe under 400 yards this time.
Alien Spartan from Novi, Michigan, writes: Brian, I can't help thinking we have the best coach in the B1G. I mean that sincerely. It doesn't matter who wins it this year. Mark Dantonio embodies the best of the best and I'm sure his legacy will speak to that. You have been closer to him than I may ever hope to be. So here's my question. How long do you think he remains head coach? Does he hang on to make the playoff? What are his goals?
Brian Bennett: I don't see Dantonio leaving East Lansing anytime soon. Athletic director Mark Hollis has done a phenomenal job of making the Spartans a family-like atmosphere where coaches like Dantonio and Tom Izzo want to be lifers. Dantonio will turn 59 next March and -- despite some earlier health issues -- appears to be in great shape. Who knows exactly how long he'll want to coach, but I get the feeling the Rose Bowl title has made him hungry for more and to get the program to the final level where it's a national title contender. His consistency has been amazing, and Michigan State fans are lucky to have him around.
Brian Bennett: Northwestern would have the "hot team" thing going, as it would have won its final three games if it gets to six wins. The Wildcats would no doubt be one of the weirder bowl teams in recent memory but would have those two marquee wins you mentioned. Pat Fitzgerald's team probably wouldn't be in line for one of the top-tier bowls -- its lack of a huge fan base will always be an albatross in such things -- but would be intriguing for the lower-tier ones. And the Cats would have to hope to face a very good opponent, because that's when they somehow seems to play their best this season.
@BennettESPN a 6 win NU team would only have 5 FBS wins, but one over Wiscy and one over ND. Are they an appealing bowl team?— TrickOrTreaTJ (@Cyan220) November 19, 2014
Big Ten awards race tracker: Week 12
Here we go:
Graham-George Offensive Player of the Year
1. Wisconsin RB Melvin Gordon (six first-place votes): Well, yeah. After his 408-yard performance last week, Gordon has solidified his grip here. He's on pace to do things that only one or two FBS running backs have ever done, like finish with 2,000 yards and 30 TDs.
2. Ohio State QB J.T. Barrett: He's coming on strong and is a bona fide Heisman contender now. In another year, Barrett would be running away with this award. If Gordon falters in the next two weeks, maybe he can sneak in.
3. Indiana RB Tevin Coleman: Speaking of "in any other year ..." Coleman is No. 2 nationally in rushing yards (1,678) and put up 307 at nearly the same time Gordon was doing his thing. Phenomenal player on a crummy team.
4. Minnesota RB David Cobb: If you still had any doubts about Cobb, he answered them with a 145-yard, three-touchdown performance against Ohio State. He should break Minnesota's single-season rushing record.
5. Nebraska RB Ameer Abdullah: We hate to see Abdullah finish this way. He clearly wasn't himself against Wisconsin, running for just 69 yards on 18 carries. Hopefully he'll get healthier and end his illustrious career on a high note.
Also receiving votes: Michigan State WR Tony Lippett
Nagurski-Woodson Defensive Player of the Year
1. Ohio State DE Joey Bosa (six first-place votes): Ho hum, just 1.5 sacks against Minnesota. He's got 11.5 sacks in 10 games, or more than any Big Ten player managed in either of the past two full seasons.
2. Penn State LB Mike Hull: The Nittany Lions rank third nationally in total defense, and Hull -- the Big Ten's top tackler -- is a big reason why.
3. Penn State DT Anthony Zettel: Did we mention how good Penn State's D has been? Zettel has been the anchor up front all year long. He's got 11 tackles for loss, which is a big number for an interior lineman.
T-4: Michigan LB Jake Ryan: There haven't been many bright spots for Michigan all season, but Ryan (90 tackles, 13 for loss) has been a beacon of hope.
T-4: Wisconsin LB Vince Biegel: It's hard to pick just one of the Badgers' outstanding quartet of linebackers. But Biegel might be the most versatile, and he's second in the league in TFLs with 14.
Also receiving votes: Iowa DE Drew Ott
Eddleman-Fields Punter of the Year
1. Minnesota's Peter Mortell (six first-place votes): Mortell was brilliant against Ohio State, consistently flipping field position. He leads the league with a 45.4-yard average.
2. Illinois' Justin DuVernois: He's right behind Mortell with a 44.9-yard average, including a league-best 74-yarder. Illinois also leads the Big Ten in net punting
Also receiving votes: Ohio State's Cam Johnston
B1G head coaches among FBS highest paid
But you can't question whether Big Ten head coaches are paid like the best of the best, at least at the top of the heap. USA Today has again done yeoman's work in compiling the salaries and compensation for every FBS head coach, and several Big Ten bosses remain among the most richly rewarded.
It's important to note here that USA Today's methodology includes bonuses and other pay besides just salary. Dantonio received a $2 million longevity bonus that is being calculated into this list; his salary, which was bumped up after the Spartans won the Rose Bowl, is $3.64 million.
Ohio State's Urban Meyer checks in at No. 6 at just over $4.5 million, followed by Penn State's James Franklin (No. 8 overall at $4.3 million) and Iowa's Kirk Ferentz (No. 9, $4.075 million). Note that the figure for Franklin is based on a proposed financial term sheet released by the school, which declined to make Franklin's actual contract public.
Surprised not to see Michigan in the Top 10? Brady Hoke checks in at a relatively (key word) modest $2.85 million, good for only No. 30 in the FBS. Hoke ranked in the top 10 last year because of a large retention bonus he received. If the Wolverines make a coaching change and decide to land an established head coach, they could easily pay in the $3 million to $4 million range. Maybe more, if they could reel in a truly big fish like Les Miles or one of the Harbaughs.
The difference between the Big Ten and the SEC in salaries is much like the on-field rankings: depth. Twelve of the 14 SEC coaches are ranked in the Top 30 in salary and all 14 are ranked in the Top 34. Just six of the Big Ten coaches are in the top 30, which is one less than the Big 12 has. The SEC also boasts eight of the top 20 highest-paid coaches in the FBS, while half of the Big Ten's 14 coaches are ranked No. 41 or lower.
Here's how the rest of the Big Ten coaches stack up:
No. 24: Nebraska's Bo Pelini: $3.08 million
No. 39: Northwestern's Pat Fitzgerald: $2.48 million
No. 41: Wisconsin's Gary Andersen: $2.29 million
No. 45: Minnesota's Jerry Kill: $2.1 million
No. 46: Purdue's Darrell Hazell: $2.09 million
No. 47: Maryland's Randy Edsall: $2.03 million
No. 52: Illinois' Tim Beckman: $1.95 million
No. 66: Indiana's Kevin Wilson: $1.3 million
No. 73: Rutgers' Kyle Flood: $987,000
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The author of some 400 essays on Arab and Islamic politics, U.S. foreign policy and contemporary international history, Ajami was credited with research that charted the road to the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks on U.S. targets, the Iraq war and the U.S. presence in the Arab-Islamic world, the statement said.
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A beautiful terraced cottage which offers modern living, whilst still retaining some period features. Recently redecorated, the property briefly comprises Kitchen, Lounge, downstairs Bathroom and two first floor double Bedrooms. More details
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- Oakengates (0.5 miles)
- Telford Central (0.7 miles)
Marketed by Barker Healey Property, TF10. Call 01952 739398