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Inmate says Morlock told him he lied about plot
Pvt. Jeremy Morlock, while incarcerated at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, allegedly told another inmate he had falsely implicated two members of his platoon in the slayings of unarmed citizens in Afghanistan, according to a sworn statement by another inmate submitted as evidence in a pretrial hearing that ended Tuesday.
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Pvt. Jeremy Morlock, while incarcerated at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, allegedly told another inmate he had falsely implicated two members of his platoon in the slayings of unarmed civilians in Afghanistan, according to a sworn statement by another inmate submitted as evidence in a pretrial hearing that ended on Tuesday.
Morlock is serving a 24-year sentence for the murders of three Afghans in 2010, and as part of a plea deal has agreed to testify against four other soldiers accused by Army prosecutors of participating in the slayings.
But during a May 25 conversation with another prison inmate, Morlock allegedly said two of those soldiers, Pfc. Andrew Holmes and Spc. Michael Wagnon, were not involved with the crimes.
"Pvt. Morlock said that Wagnon and Holmes had nothing to do with it, but he lied about their involvement to get the benefit of a better deal," said Spc. Ronald Washington, a prison inmate, in his sworn statement detailing his conversation with Morlock.
Washington said that before his incarceration, he had no knowledge of Morlock's crimes, and that he was not promised anything in exchange for his sworn statement.
Morlock, in a pretrial hearing for Wagnon that ended Tuesday, denied having talked to Washington about the war-crimes case, according to Colby Vokey, Wagnon's defense attorney.
Vokey and other defense attorneys will likely try to use Washington statement's to undermine the credibility of Morlock, who is expected to be a key witness in murder trials scheduled for September.
The war-crimes cases center on the slayings of three unarmed Afghans in January, February and May of 2010 while members of an infantry platoon from Joint Base Lewis-McChord patrolled in Afghanistan. Morlock has stated that the slayings were staged to make them appear to be legitimate combat deaths.
Morlock, in a sworn statement and in testimony this week, indicated that Wagnon was part of the February plot.
Vokey, in an interview after the hearing, said Morlock has not been consistent in his recounting of events surrounding the February slaying. Vokey also said that Morlock's version of events surrounding that slaying was challenged by other witnesses who testified during the two-day hearing that ended Tuesday.
Prosecutors declined to comment on Washington's statement. But an Army spokesman at the base, Maj. Chris Ophardt, said that the war-crimes investigation is ongoing and evidence continues to be as evaluated as it is submitted.
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Joe Deleault, with some help from James Prendergast on guitar and Ellen Carlson on fiddle, will perform Celtic and Canadian music at 7 p.m. in the church sanctuary.
Church elder Gretchen Gray said Deleault has put on concerts at the church for about five years as a way to raise money for its mission work.
The concert will feature a free will offering, and refreshments will be served, Gray said.
"Joe is a nationally known artist, and he's a really talented pianist and composer," Gray said, recording with such stars as Carly Simon and Jon Bon Jovi.
Members of the congregation have been traveling to Louisiana for the past several years to help those affected by Hurricane Katrina, Gray said.
"We've been doing mission work for years and years," she said. "But we really started in earnest with Katrina. We've literally been helping people rebuild their lives."
George Reese, mission elder, said that since 2006, the church has sent 247 of its members on seven mission trips, repairing 28 homes, one church and a small business.
"Every year, we send a group of anywhere from 25 to 40 people for the yearly mission trips," he said.
Its youth mission program also carries out volunteer projects, including three trips to rural Maine to assist another church.
Last year, the adult group was a bit closer to home, helping a family in West Virginia renovate their home, which had never had a complete bathroom or hot water tank.The volunteers are scheduled for a return trip to the state in April.
Locally, the church also supports the New Hampshire Food Bank, the Bedford Caregivers and the New Horizons soup kitchen.
The concerts aren't the largest fundraisers for the church, Reeves said, but they're a way to get the community together, while benefiting an important part of the church.
"This is fellowship that raises money," he said. "It's just as much about the fellowship."
Gray said the evening will be a good way for people to escape the winter doldrums.
"It's so much fun, and you have an opportunity to see some really talented artists that play just for the joy of it, and support a good cause," she said.
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Variation in aggressiveness is detected among Puccinia triticina isolates of the same pathotype and clonal lineage in the adult plant stage
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- Henriette Goyeau,
- Fabien Halkett,
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- Christian Lannou
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Puccinia triticina reproduces asexually in France and thus individual genotype is the unit of selection. A strong link has been observed between genotype identities (as assessed by microsatellite markers) and pathotypes (pools of individuals with the same combination of qualitative virulence factors). Here, we tested whether differences in quantitative traits of aggressiveness could be detected within those clonal lineages by comparing isolates of identical pathotype and microsatellite profile. Pairs of isolates belonging to different pathotypes were compared for their latent period, lesion size and spore production capacity on adult plants under greenhouse conditions, with a high number of replicates. Isolates of the same pathotype showed remarkably similar values for the measured traits, except in three situations: differences were obtained within two pathotypes for latent period and within one pathotype for sporulation capacity. One of these differences was tested again and confirmed. This indicates that the average aggressiveness level of a leaf rust pathotype may increase without any change in its virulence factors or microsatellite profile.
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- Title
- Variation in aggressiveness is detected among Puccinia triticina isolates of the same pathotype and clonal lineage in the adult plant stage
- Open Access
- Available under Open Access This content is freely available online to anyone, anywhere at any time.
- Journal
European Journal of Plant Pathology
Volume 134, Issue 4 , pp 733-743
- Cover Date
- 2012-12-01
- 10.1007/s10658-012-0049-7
- Print ISSN
- 0929-1873
- Online ISSN
- 1573-8469
- Publisher
- Springer Netherlands
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- Keywords
- Genetic diversity
- Quantitative trait
- Leaf rust
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Bénédicte Pariaud (1)
- Henriette Goyeau (2)
- Fabien Halkett (3)
- Corinne Robert (4)
- Christian Lannou (5)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Vilmorin Costière, 30210, Ledenon, France
- 2. INRA, UMR 1290, 78850, Thiverval Grignon, France
- 3. INRA, UMR 1136, 54280, Champenoux, France
- 4. INRA, UMR 1091, 78850, Thiverval Grignon, France
- 5. INRA Bioger, BP 01, 78850, Thiverval Grignon, France


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Emma Watson to Star in Guillermo Del Toro's BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
According to Variety, sources now confirm that actress Emma Watson is in 'final negotiations' to play the starring role in Warner Brothers upcoming film BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. Guillermo Del Toro is set to direct and produce the period piece. Andrew Davies, who penned the scripts for 'The Three Muskateers and Bridget Jone's Diary, is currently working on the script.
Del Toro is currently working on the sci-fi adventure film Pacific Rim, starring Charlie Hunnam, Idris Elba, Charlie Day, Rinko Kikuchi, Max Martini, Willem Dafoe, Robert Kazinsky, Clifton Collins Jr, Diego Klattenhoff and Ron Perlman. The film is scheduled to be released in theaters in 2013.
Watson can currently be seen in My Week With Marilyn and will appear in the upcoming The Perks of Being a Wallflower. The actress rose to prominence playing Hermione Granger, one of three starring roles in the Harry Potter film series. Watson was cast as Hermione at the age of nine, having previously acted only in school plays.From 2001 to 2011, she starred in seven Harry Potter films alongside Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint. Watson's work on the Harry Potter series has earned her several awards and more than £10 million. The last installment of the series was just released in theatres on July 15.
In 2007, Watson announced her involvement in two non-Harry Potter productions: the television adaptation of the novel Ballet Shoes and an animated film, The Tale of Despereaux. Ballet Shoes was broadcast on 26 December 2007 to an audience of 5.2 million, and The Tale of Despereaux, based on the novel by Kate DiCamillo, was released in 2008 and grossed over US $70 million in worldwide sales.
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Joselyn Vaughn, 37, is a mother runner and romance novelist, and she usually writes running scenes into her books. "In most of my books there is a character that goes for a run to sort some things out," says Joselyn, who lives with her husband and three kids in Michigan. Perhaps another mention of 26.2 will make an appearance in an upcoming novel — Joselyn is running the Sleeping Bear Marathon in Empire, MI this fall.
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Police Officers from throughout Maryland's Eastern Shore assembled at the Wicomico County Youth and Civic Center last Friday (12/7) to be recognized by MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) Maryland for their efforts in removing drunk drivers from our highways.
Corporal Bryan G. Peris of the Caroline County Sheriff's Office was presented a Certificate of Appreciation by Lisa Spicknall, MADD Maryland's Lead Victim Services Specialist in honor of his dedication to DWI enforcement.
Sheriff Bounds commented "Caroline County roads are safer because of Corporal Peris' resolve to apprehend those drivers who choose to drink and drive. To be recognized by MADD Maryland speaks volumes of his commitment to that effort."
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The Maryland Sheriff's Association has announced the winners of the Deputy of the Year awards for 2012. These awards are given annually to sheriffs' deputies who exhibit outstanding performance above and beyond the line of duty. A Deputy is nominated by their respective sheriff in a choice of six different categories. Nominees are then rated by an impartial awards committee using secret ballots. The winners are recognized in a special ceremony at the annual joint training conference every year.
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On October 18th, 2012, students at the Greensboro Elementary school will have more thoughtful answers to the eternal question "What do you want to be when you grow up?" after a recent career day with the Caroline County Sheriff's Office, and other professionals in various careers.
During Greensboro Elementary schools career day, students had the opportunity to learn about exciting careers from people who actually work in specific career fields. This encourages children to begin thinking about what they might want to be when they grow up. Teachers at the school increase the effectiveness of a career day event by keeping students engaged with an assortment of entertaining activities.
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The Caroline County Sheriff's Office and local law enforcement are reminding the owners and riders of motor scooters and mopeds that a new law taking effect this year will make significant changes in the use of their chosen form of transportation.
On October 1, 2012, new Maryland vehicle laws will take effect that require all motor scooters and mopeds to be titled and insured, while all operators and passengers must wear a helmet and eye protection. These new requirements are in addition to the existing law that requires all motor scooter and moped operators to possess a valid driver's license or a moped operator's permit.
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ICC Intercontinental Cup
Kenya forced to name weakened squad
Sep 1, 2011: Cricket Kenya has been forced to name a weakened squad to take on Netherlands in the ICC Intercontinental Cup and the subsequent ODI series. The four-day match starts in Deventer on September 7
Kenyan cricket
Kenya's new contracts cut ties with the past
Jun 30, 2011: Cricket Kenya has announced it will give 13 players central contracts for the coming year, with a further seven, most likely up-and-coming youngsters, likely to be added next month
Australia v Kenya, Group A, World Cup 2011, Bangalore
Australia's pace will be a big challenge - Waters
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Feb 20, 2011: Seren Waters is a poster boy for all Associate nations struggling to hold their place in international cricket against the ICC's indifference. May he light up this World Cup
Kenya v New Zealand, World Cup 2011, Chennai
Feb 19, 2011: ESPNcricinfo previews the second game of the 2011 World Cup between Kenya and New Zealand in Chennai
Kenya v Netherlands, World Cup warm-up match, Colombo
Doeschate propels Netherlands to narrow win
Feb 15, 2011: Powered by a knock of 98 not out from 92 balls by Ryan ten Doeschate, Netherlands beat Kenya by two wickets in a close World Cup warm-up match in Colombo
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Kenyans left staring into World Cup abyss
Jan 19, 2011: Kenya's tour of India, designed to prepare the squad for the forthcoming World Cup, has only served to expose the deficiencies in a side who, barring a major turnaround, seem set for a wretched tournament
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Kenya a mix of the old and the new
Jan 19, 2011: Kenya have announced their 15-man squad for next month's World Cup and it is a combination of youth and experience under newly-appointed captain Jimmy Kamande
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Hassan puts Afghanistan in total control
Oct 3, 2010: Afghanistan are primed to top the table in the Intercontinental Cup after quick bowler Hamid Hassan ripped through Kenya to give his side a 304-run first-innings lead
Kenya news
Our toughest selection - Baptiste
Oct 1, 2010: Ragheb Aga, the former Sussex allrounder, and Seren Waters have been confirmed in Kenya's 13-man squad for the Intercontinental Cup match against Afghanistan
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Waters and Aga return to boost Kenya
Sep 23, 2010: Kenya will be boosted by the return of opener Seren Waters and allrounder Ragheb Aga to the squad for the coming home matches against Afghanistan and UAE
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Kenya coach fancies team's chances
Jul 13, 2010: Eldine Baptiste, the Kenya coach, believes his team is capable of qualifying for the 2015 World Cup despite losing all five games in last week's World Cricket League Division One tournament in the Netherlands
ICC World Cricket League Division 1
Injured David Obuya to miss WCL
May 31, 2010: Cricket Kenya has announced the squad which will travel to the Netherlands for the World Cricket League Division 1 tournament which begins on July 1
Kenya v Uganda, 2nd ODI, Nairobi
Kenya's youngsters shine a light
Dec 20, 2009: Kenya finished a mixed 2009 with a resounding 199-run victory over neighbours Uganda
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Aga earns recall for Zimbabwe tour
Oct 2, 2009: Former Kenya captain Ragheb Aga has been recalled to the Kenyan squad, replacing opener Seren Waters for the upcoming tour of Zimbabwe
Canada v Kenya, ICC Intercontinental Cup, King City, Day 3
Waters and Tikolo hand Kenya the advantage
Aug 17, 2009: Brilliant hundreds from Seren Waters and Steve Tikolo put Kenya in pole position at the end of the third day at the Maple Leaf South-West Ground in Toronto
ICC World Cup Qualifiers 2009, 5th day
Bermuda lose ODI status after defeat
Apr 8, 2009: A round-up of matches from the fifth day of the World Cup Qualifiers tournament in South Africa
ICC World Cup Qualifiers 2009
Less adulation but greater honour
Mar 31, 2009: Will Luke previews the ICC World Cup Qualifiers 2009
ICC World Cup Qualifiers 2009
Kenya drop veteran Suji for World Cup Qualifiers
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Kirsten happy with Kenya's preparations
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The serene team culture cultivated by Misbah and his men shouldn't be allowed to be disrupted by a player with a tainted past
Contrite Kohli, apoplectic Kohli, and a Dhoni impersonator
Plays of the day from the fifth ODI in Ranchi
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Former Sri Lanka batsman Asanka Gurusinha talks about playing and coaching in Australia, and tactics during the 1996 World Cup
Dhoni's absence a guide to India's future
He's past his use-by date as a Test captain and keeper. India now have a chance to test Kohli's leadership skills
'I'm a bit disappointed not to get that Test average up to 50'
Mahela Jayawardene reflects on his Test career, and the need to bridge the gap between international and club cricket in Sri Lanka
Pakistan should not welcome Amir back (181)
The serene team culture cultivated by Misbah and his men shouldn't be allowed to be disrupted by a player with a tainted past
Dhoni's absence a guide to India's future (72)
He's past his use-by date as a Test captain and keeper. India now have a chance to test Kohli's leadership skills
'I'm a bit disappointed not to get that Test average up to 50' (58)
Mahela Jayawardene reflects on his Test career, and the need to bridge the gap between international and club cricket in Sri Lanka
A crisis that defines the age (37)
Never mind cricket's absence from free-to-air TV - changes in social attitudes, the demands of work, and an individualistic age are all contributing to a decline in participation
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Mottled Lines, Orange Tree Theatre | Theatre reviews, news & interviews
Mottled Lines, Orange Tree Theatre
A powerful new play by Archie W Maddocks examines the run up to last summer's riots
At the end of The Riots, the Tricycle Theatre's verbatim response to last year's upheavals edited by Gillian Slovo and Cressida Brown, a local Muslim whose home was burnt down in Tottenham was asked to give his view on why it had happened. He summed it up with three words: "Just – angry – people."
Richmond's excellent Orange Tree has now come up with another, even more urgent analysis adding further flesh to those three words, if little consolation. From their young writers group comes 23-year-old Archie W Maddocks' Mottled Lines, taken from observation, his own life experiences and, as he revealed in the after-show discussion, a certain amount of additional research. All of which has led him to an impressive if depressingly pessimistic conclusion.
Mottled Lines is a study in fear and fear's pernicious repercussions. Gripping all sides of the social divide, with fear, argues Maddocks, comes incomprehension, lack of understanding and ironically, in this most immediately accessible age of digital connection, lack of communication. Maddocks' major contention is that into that communication gap fear has taken up residence, with devastating results. Fear turns the "other" into a figure of hate – a pattern not unknown to any student of political history. Turn the "other" into an unrecognisable hate figure and, boom, you beget extremism.
The pattern may be familiar but Maddocks finds a remarkably emotionally mature if occasionally bludgeoning form in which to express his thoughts. In a series of monologues told over 95 minutes, we get accounts from five contrasting characters: Silver Tongue, The Thug, The Sparkle (Akiya Henry, pictured right), The Fight and, perhaps the most beguilingly dangerous, Wolf Behind Kind Eyes. Maddocks gives each their due in Henry Bell's minimalist white box set which appears to create pedestals on which characters harangue or confront the audience.
The form contains the content which in this case is a double edged sword. At its worst, the lack of inter-personal dialogue becomes a series of rants. But, by the same token, in the Orange Tree's in-the-round auditorium there is nowhere to hide. We are confronted.
When Charles Mnene's Thug, face hidden behind his scarf, trousers falling off his bum, returns for a second time and says, "I'm still here", your heart does sink a little. Thug is frightening and incredibly articulate. He knows the power of language and sees the emptiness behind the words thrown his way by politicians, the police, "authority". That sense of betrayal and exclusion has made him angry.
Anger stalks, too, the policeman who in Michael Elkin's thick-set, shaven-haired portrayal initially carries all the hallmarks of the white racist. But that's not quite it. Maddocks, keen to overturn stereotypes (not always entirely successfully), gives our policeman justifiable if patronising resentments. At one point, inviting The Thug to take a walk around the stage, he deconstructs his appearance, the codes of belonging, the body language. Fascinatingly, though the analogies and terms of expression are different, policeman and Thug express similar contempt for "those at the top".
But even here, though Steven Elder's Silver Tongue (pictured above left) is a dead ringer for the Blair/Cameron school of slippery, public school communicators, Maddocks gives him reasons to be angry. It may not be in quite the same league as our Thug's social impoverishment but in its sense of angry entitlement it carries its own chill warning. So too does Gabeen Khan's smooth, highly educated Wolf, beguilingly evoking the quiet consolations of twilight birdsongs only to find a hideous metaphor of social cleansing in the high rhetoric of literature and the purity of a blank white sheet of paper.
Mottled Lines has its flaws, not least in its sense of bleak hopelessness epitomised in Sparkle, of the winding hair and coloured nails and the play's most vulnerable character, caught between two bullets of fear, pronouncing "death can't take what's dead already". But what a talent is here unlocked. Look out for Archie Maddocks. He has much to tell us.
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Baby delivered on Albuquerque freeway
A baby was delivered in a car on the side of an Albuquerque freeway.
The baby came so fast, her father was forced to pull over on Interstate 25.
Brinna Lee Milligan had a grand entrance into the world.
"We're on the side of I-25; we are on the side of the freeway. It's freezing outside, and I'm delivering this baby," said father Andrew Milligan.
"We were half way through Bernalillo when I felt the first urge to just push," said mother Deanne Milligan.
Within minutes, Andrew Milligan became the delivery doctor.
"I'm not ready for delivering a baby, but ... I might as well. I got to do it," Andrew Milligan said.
"Just one or two pushes and she was here, and I was like, 'OK, call 911," said Deanne Milligan.
Dispatchers told the couple the umbilical cord needed to be tied off.
"So I find an MP3 cable from my stereo, and I'm like, 'This has got to work,'" said Andrew Milligan.
It worked, and an ambulance soon took them to Lovelace Women's Hospital.
"With all the crazy stuff going on, it's good to have a glimmer of hope -- something that's a sparkle of light," said Andrew Milligan.
Brinna was described as a determined baby.
"(She's a) very determined little girl already. She's going to know what she wants. She's going to know how to get things done. She is such a blessing, and she's going to go so far," said Deanne Milligan.
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Welcome to another turn in the ESPN SportsNation chat room. I'll be answering all your questions about and related to Alabama football over the next hour. And as always, we operate on a first come, first serve basis. In other words, be patient and I'm sure I'll get to your question in time. So without further adieu, let's get this show on the road.
How ready do you think Saban will have the tide for the A&M game? I think he wants to go in beat the daylights out of A
Does the amp go to 11? Because I imagine he'll have the team as ready as humanly possible, and maybe a little more. Rest assured the staff has scoured the film to find the best ways to slow down Johnny Manziel while limiting the inconsistencies that plagued the UA offensive in the first half. But first things first, Virginia Tech is no slouch in Week 1.
what my team chances of winning a 3 peat national championships
If I'm an odds maker -- which thankfully I'm not -- I'd but Alabama as the team to beat along with Ohio State. The Tide will be talented, deep and experienced. You can't overvalue what it means to have a senior at quarterback. In other words, UA has the winning combination of parts. Now whether that actually translates to a BCS title is up for debate. History dictates that a three peat won't happen. It's simply not done, but if any team can do it it's Alabama.
any word if danny woodson jr is back on the team or will he transfer
Last I heard a transfer could be imminent.
Alex i ask you this question couple months ago lets see if you change your anwser after spring...what will most likely happen IF possible..Two 1000 yrds recievers or Two 1000 yrd rushers for this upcoming season
Goodness that's a tough one. I'd rule out two 1,000-yard receivers because of how difficult it is to have just one. Then throw on the fact that Alabama will have to rotate in five or six quality receivers, I don't believe there are enough receptions to reach that number. As for two 1,000-yard runners, that's possible but a long shot. It happened last season but if the numbers hold and Alabama uses five backs, it's going to be hard for the No. 2 guy to reach 1,000. I think we'll see something like a 1,000-700-500 split between No. 1, 2 and 3.
What College Football Players who are making the Alabama debut will be Great for Alabama in 2013?
It depends on how you define "debut" because I could say that I think Reggie Ragland and Landon Collins will be special and that I'd classify their seasons as debuts because of how little they played in 2012. But as far as true freshmen are concerned, I think fans should keep an eye on O.J. Howard. He has star written all over him.
Which of the 2014 QBs do you think Saban and the other coaches have as their top prospect? I know David Cornwell is the top Pocket Passer, but Brandon Harris does not have to come to the summer camp right?
After watching tape and reading up on Cornwell, I've got to believe he's the No. 1 target on the board. He reminds me so much of Ben Roethelisberger (sp?). He's big, tall and has a cannon for an arm. If he does well at camp, he'll have a committable offer and a tough decision to make.
Jameis Winston future Heisman?
He's got the tools to be in that conversation and a solid spring piqued the interest of many. If he can make the reads and lead FSU to a BCS bowl in the next few seasons, I think he'll be one of the select few invited to NYC.
If Cornwell throws well for the coaches and they tell him they will accept his commitment does he pull the trigger?
He says he's committing soon, so the timeline adds up. There is some tough competition to land his services, but I believe Alabama is right up there and could win out if things go well at camp.
Why has Ro McClain decided to retire rather than continue on with the Ravens?
Tough to get in his head. After all he's gone through -- and put himself through, to be fair -- I can see why he might want to step away from the game for a while. He needs to figure out his life before he can get anywhere professionally.
Who is the field goal kicker in the Fall? Griffith or Foster? Have you heard anything about either one and their ability to be consistent from all distances?
Both? I think we'll see plenty of both Griffith and Foster this fall depending on who is hot and what the distance is. Coaches have liked what Griffith did during the spring, but Foster really turned a corner last season.
Cornwell to Bama......what do you think?
Could happen. Might happen. Not going to say it will happen because until camp has come and gone we simply won't know.
Do you think Cooper can surpass the accomplishments of Julio?
I do, but here's the catch: Who is going to throw him the football in 2014? If McCarron were around through Cooper's entire career, I'd say to go ahead and give him the record book. But we'll have to see whether Alec Morris, Cooper Bateman or someone else can have the same type of success throwing the football that McCarron had.
I read an article rating Bama teams. The 09 team I think was one. Do you agree? I still think the D from 11 puts that team in the conversation.
I like the 2011 team the best because of the defense, first and foremost. Also, we're going to look back on that roster a few years from now and become slack jawed at the number of NFL players from AJ McCarron to Trent Richardson to pretty much the entire defense. It's amazing how good that team was top to bottom.
what kind of pass rush will BAMA have this year? Who will do what?
It will be better and more consistent than last season if Adrian Hubbard can apply the same type of pressure he did from the Sam LB position during the last three games against Auburn, Georgia and Notre Dame. Jeoffrey Pagan will have to step up at DE, Brandon Ivory needs to eat up blockers at NG and a guy like Dalvin Tomlinson has to emerge as a utility rusher who can add depth.
Alex, if you had to call it, do you see A&M being the toughest game on the schedule? Or will last year's lessons mean that another game is a sleeper threat for the team?
Funny you ask because I'm working on something along those lines now for a story to run next week. But I do believe TAMU is the biggest threat to Alabama because of the star power (Manziel), the style of offense (uptempo), the location (College Station NOT Tuscaloosa) and the timing (the second game of the season). If this game were in mid October and it was at home, I'd give Alabama the edge. But all those other factors lead me to believe it will be a dogfight.
Is there a feeling of complacency in Tuscaloosa these days or do you think there is a hunger to do what no other team has ever done - three peat?
Honestly it's a little early to say. I want to see the attitude of the team that returns from the offseason and has to battle through the dog days of preseason camp where the temperatures really test the mettle of some. But so far, so good for this team. Veteran leadership helps and the number of position battles going on keeps the edge on which is a good thing.
Do the players--especially the freshman and sophomores--understand their chance to make history and be immortalized in football lore? What more incentive can their be for these guys?
I honestly don't think the younger guys have the time or energy to think too much about it. Most of them are fighting to win or retain jobs. On top of that, Saban doesn't have the historical mindset to allow his team to look back on their accomplishments. He'd rather they compete every day, not think about titles and let the chips fall where they may. ... From the outside a three peat is nice to talk about, but I guarantee in the football offices mum's the word.
Does Hubbard make the jump to be the stellar athlete we have expected? Not that he hasn't been solid, just not quite as disruptive as advertised.
NFL scout types believe he has the tools to be a force at OLB. He certainly has the tools to make the jump, but I'm waiting to see if he has the motor to do it on every down. He was eerily quiet this spring which is cause for concern. He's got a lot riding on this season so it will be interesting to see how he comes back in the fall and whether he's eager to prove his stock.
What is your take on all the talk of Saban being the Princess of Darkness? Do you get that opinion of him when in contact?
It's laughable how every offseason there's something like this. But in all honesty I can see why other coaches might call him the Devil. Or at least they may joke that he made a deal with the Devil. Saban's got this program humming like few have in college football history and he does it in such a business like way that it rubs some people the wrong way. I think people want to see him life the crystal football trophy and smile, not immediately begin worrying about the next year and the next recruiting class.
Is the Alabama basketball program in complete disarray with all the players transferring? Does Grant have a chance to replace any of these guys, late JUCO transfer perhaps?
There have been a few guys that have come into the program and there might be one or two yet to come. But, yes, when you lose one of your top scorers it can send a program into scramble mode. Grant's seat is becoming awfully hot this offseason. It may be tournament or bust this year.
What do think of Alabama defense this year ? Can u compare to last years team
Compared to last year's defense, I think you're looking at a more explosive and athletic group, but maybe not as consistent. Probably a better pass rush and a better back end to the defense at safety, but don't discount what losing veterans like Nico Johnson, Jesse Williams, Damion Square and Quinton Dial means up front.
I am sure Saban has a couple of replacements in mind whenever Kirby Smart leaves but do you know of any candidate who has the recruiting connections to the state of Georgia that Smart has?
I want to indulge the question, but it's really too tough and too early to say. What might happen, and what I expect would happen, is that Saban would go after the best pure coach available regardless of recruiting connections. From there he could move around the coaches he has to fit the areas of need, meaning he could swing Napier or someone else to Georgia if need be.
Does TJ Yeldon project to have more potential in the NFL than Lacy, Richardson, or Ingram?
I wouldn't necessarily put it that way, though I believe he has first-round talent. He's a better all-around guy than those three, but he doesn't have the explosion of a Richardson, the moves of a Lacy or the power of an Ingram. But he's above average at all those things and may be better in terms of the sum of his parts.
I know he wants play RB, but with the depth at the position, do you think Derrick Henry eventually moves to OLB, or defense?
That's such a tough thing to answer since we haven't had the chance to see him go against an SEC defense. I'll say this, though: Expect him to have every opportunity this season to prove he can play RB. After that, it's anyone's guess what happens. Part of me does believe he winds up at another position before it's all said and done, but we're a long way off from seeing that happen.
What did I do to Florida to make them compare me to Nick Saban?
It's the offseason and people say really strange things when they're in a room full of boosters and alumni.
In response to the Kirby question, is it not setting up for Kirby to take over in 4-5 years. I would love to see Saban walking the sidelines forever, but at some point he will retire. Kirby would be a great replacement and he seems very content.
With every year that passes where Kirby doesn't leave, we get closer and closer to a "head coach in waiting" situation. However, I do believe this will be his last year at Alabama. Some job -- I don't know which yet -- will come open and they'll offer him complete control and he'll have to take it. Now, I can foresee a scenario where Kirby leaves and then returns when Saban goes into retirement. That's a more likely situation to me than Kirby sticking around and waiting.
Who is the 2nd-best coach in college football, and how close is he to Saban?
Great question. I'd have to go with Urban Meyer because of his track record and what he did with Ohio State in his first season. But I like Chris Peterson, Les Miles and Bill O'Brien, too. The guy to me worth watching is Will Muschamp, though. He's quietly building a monster at UF and he's doing it in the same way Saban has built his programs.
My third and last question, as you have been kind to answer the first two. Im showing my ignorance here, but please explain the Jack and Star LB positions. People talk about them like everyone knows what they are, and I'm probably the only one who does not. And is there a third position? Nickel? Ok, so I'm confused.......
No worries. It can be confusing. Essentially the Jack position is the weak side linebacker in a 3-4 set. He's a hybrid guy who can stand up and cover a TE or H-back but also has the size to rush the passer in a down-lineman position. Think of Courtney Upshaw. ... As for Star, it's a third cornerback position in the nickel. He plays inside and has the tools to cover a receiver but can also help in run support. Think of a guy like Vinnie Sunseri who is a tweener S/LB. It can also, however, be used as a pure cornerback position too depending on whether it's a passing team or not.
The Hogs new coach, Bret Bielema.... a challenge to Alabama in a few years or just another hamster on the wheel?
I want to see what he does on the recruiting trail this season before I say definitively. But in order to not duck your question completely, I'll say this: I don't like the attitude he had at Wisconsin. He took shots at the SEC and complained about a lack of honor in recruiting. He's changed his tone since, but if he really has the mindset that coaches should be gentlemen recruiting, then he's in the wrong place.
Well folks, it looks like our time is up. I'll be back here at the same time and place next week so please stop by and get your questions in early. In the meantime, please continue to check out TideNationESPN.com for all your Alabama coverage. Follow me on Twitter at @AlexS_ESPN, my colleague Greg Ostendorf at @GregO_ESPN and get all the latest Tide news at @TideNationESPN. Cheers.


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Nice work. I checked the list, closest one to me is a 2 hour drive, but I might give them a call anyway.
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Houston,Texas --- (L-R) Four-time world champion Nonito "The Filipino Flash" Donaire and five-time world champion Jorce "Travieso" Arce pose during the final press conference for their upcoming World Jr. Featherweight championship, Saturday, December 15 at Toyota Center from Houston,Texas. This exciting event is promoted by Top Rank in association with Zanfer Promotions and Tecate and televised live on HBO Championship Boxing®. --- Photos by Chris Farina/Top Rank. [Click Here To Read More]
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Arce is going to get smashed. No other real outcome. Wait, maybe a headbutt? As in Arce headbutts a Donaire uppercut. Arce has always been vulnerable to uppercuts, this fight will be no different. Donaire will win this.
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Only thing to bet on is how many left hooks will it take to crumble Arce?
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There's a ton of weight on Donaire's shoulder's right now, the whole Republic of the Philippines will be watching this fight.
It's too bad Arce only had 2 weeks with Memo, I wanted to see what Arce looks like after a full training camp with the worlds best strength and conditioning coach.
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Why isn't anybody giving arce a shot, dont count him out yet.i like nonito he's one of my faves and i will pick him over pacquiao anytime,but lets not forget that arce got a tko over wv2 while nonito got a decision.cant wait for saturday if arce pulls the upset i can already hear the accusations of him being on ped's cause he's working with memo.
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His name is Jorge not Jorce !
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I seen Poonsawat fight Bernard Dunne here in Ireland, that kid has a chin of granite and hits like a mule, if he lands on Rigondeaux he's done. I think I'm gonna put some money on him, I'd say the odds are good. More chance of him beating Rigondeaux than Arce beating Donaire
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Arce a great champ but Donaire will hurt this dude. more excited for the Riggs vs Poons fight. are they even showing it?? Not sure if Marquez vs Pac replay will cut into it.
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CHICAGO — Nature Valley Protein Bars from General Mills, Inc. and Orville Redenbacher's Pop Up Bowl from ConAgra Foods, Inc. were among the top 10 New Product Pacesetters for 2012, according to Information Resources, Inc. (I.R.I.).
With first-year dollar sales of $95.7 million, Nature Valley Protein Bars were the No. 8 item on the 2012 New Product Pacesetters list, just ahead of Orville Redenbacher's Pop Up Bowl, which brought in $92.1 million during its first year on the market. The No. 1 food and beverage brand during the year was Dannon Oikos yogurt, which had sales of $283.8 million.
This year's list was a change from 2011, when grain-based foods figured prominently in I.R.I.'s list. The top 10 New Product Pacesetters for 2011 included P.F. Chang's Home Menu products ($101.6 million), Thomas' Bagel Thins from Bimbo Bakeries USA ($73.6 million), M&M's Pretzel candies ($58.4 million), Kellogg's Special K Cracker Chips ($50.6 million), and Lean Cuisine Market Creations ($48.6 million) lines.
Instead, the 2012 list was dominated by beverages, including 6 of the 10 largest launches.
"The class of 2012 I.R.I. New Product Pacesetters is remarkable for many reasons," said Susan Viamari, editor of "Times & Trends," I.R.I. "These products are bringing consumers increased value at a time when value is more critical than it has been in recent history. They are doing this by harnessing many and varied ingredients and technologies to deliver products that do things better with less effort; taste better, with enhanced nutritional value; and bring excitement, without breaking the bank. These products are leading the C.P.G. industry into tomorrow. And, they are delivering growth for the manufacturers that bring them to market."
I.R.I. said the top food launches were heavily peppered with on-the-go options, with many offering multiple benefits.
"Nature Valley Protein Bars, for instance, offer the delicious taste of nature in a handheld bar packed with 10 grams of protein," I.R.I. said.
Among the top food and beverage brands, average year-one dollar sales for the top-100 brands were $43.4 million. New food and beverage brands addressed long-standing trends around wellness, indulgence and convenience.
To be considered a New Product Pacesetter, a product must reach $7.5 million in sales during its first year on the market after reaching 30% distribution.
Breakfast solutions were identified by I.R.I. as a category receiving a boost from consumers' demand for nutritional products. In addition to Dannon Oikos Greek yogurt, which was the Top New Product Pacesetter, other products I.R.I. noted as being successful in 2012 included Eggos Wafflers and Kind Plus snack bars.
The most common wellness-related benefit among 2012's New Product Pacesetters was real/100% real. For the year, 41% of the top food and beverage launches were more real/100% real. Meanwhile, 37% were considered a good source of vitamins and minerals, 33% contained less calories/sugar, 30% were more natural/organic, 30% were a good source of protein, and 30% touted fiber/whole grain.
"In 2012, one-quarter (27%) of I.R.I. Pacesetter food and beverage brands offered healthier-for-you benefits," I.R.I. said. "Some of these brands are taking out less desirable attributes, such as thinkThin, protein bars that are sugar free. Others are adding attributes that boost nutritional value and/or satiation power. For instance, South Beach Diet bars are packed with protein and fiber to stave off hunger and leave you feeling energized and satisfied when you're eating on the run. And, a number of Pacesetters, including Fiber One Brownies and Coffeemate Natural Bliss, put a healthier spin on indulgence."
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