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With the Fourth of July weekend coming up fishing will be a main attraction all across the southeastern part of the state.
"There will be a lot of interest in fishing this week as Utahns head to public land to recreate, picnic and camp," said Brent Stettler of the Price Division of Wildlife Resources.
Since many who like to fish are also planning on staying in the great outdoors it is good to know that there are no fire restrictions in central or southeastern Utah. This is the first time in years that there haven't been any.
Here is a report on many of the lakes and streams that are easily accesible from the Carbon County area for fishing.
Abajo Mountains. No recent report has come in on the fishing in this vicinity. Last week, fishing at Monticello Lake was slow to fair. Worms were the best bait. Fishing at Foy Reservoir was good, where most trout were caught on worms, PowerBait and small spinners. Lloyd's Lake was slow. Fishing was poor at Recapture Reservoir.
Benches Reservoir. Fishing has ranged from fair to good. Better success occurs at dawn and dusk. Rainbow trout are 10-12 inches long. Anglers have been using PowerBait, worms, or a fly and bubble. Good PowerBait colors have been green, yellow, or rainbow sparkle. Fly fishermen have done well with a brown leech pattern.
Blue Lake (by Grassy Lake). Fishing ranges between poor and good, depending on time of day and angler experience.
Boulger Reservoir. Fishing success has ranged between fair and good. Try a straight nightcrawler fished with a full bubble, or cast silver spoons off the dam. Fly fishermen might try either an olive leech or crystal bugger with sinking line. Other popular baits include salmon eggs or PowerBait in orange or yellow colors. The tributary is closed until July 9.
Cleveland Reservoir. Fishing has been fair with a worm and slip sinker. Anglers trolling from a boat have had luck with Mepp's spinners or Roostertails. A good cheese bait has been Zeke's Sierra gold in yellow or orange.
Duck Fork Reservoir. Fishing continues to be very good. Tiger trout range between five and 20 inches with an average of 14-15 inches. Best fishing occurs in the early morning or just before dark. The best lure continues to be a gold Jake's Spin-a-Lure. Good fly patterns include the renegade, mosquito, and green wooly bugger. Special regulations apply. Artificial flies and lures only. Closed to the possession of cutthroat trout. The tiger trout limit is two fish. Tributaries are closed until July 9.
Electric Lake. Fishing success has been sporadic. Cutthroats range generally between 12 and 16 inches. Good bait choices include a dead redside shiner or minnow fished in front of a full bubble, or a nightcrawler/salmon egg combination. A good lure has been a brown and black marabou jig near the inlet. Good fly patterns include red crystal buggers or red leeches. Tributaries are closed to fishing until July 9 to protect spawning cutthroat trout..
Ferron Reservoir. Fishing continues to be poor to fair. One fly fisherman had luck with a green sparkle leech. A bait fisherman did well with green PowerBait. One float tuber had luck with a tube jig. Brook trout are most commonly caught. They range between 12 and 13 inches. Tributaries are closed until July 9 to protect spawning trout.
Gigliotti Pond. No recent report has been received. Last week, fishing was good to excellent for anglers using silver Jake's Spin-a-Lures or common baits.
Gooseberry Reservoir. The reservoir has been stocked. Last week, fishing was been best near the campground with nightcrawlers for cuts and chartreuse or spring green PowerBait for rainbows. Another good bait choice was salmon eggs. Fly fishermen had luck with brown leeches. Fishing success was variable, depending on the day and skill of the angler. Tributaries are closed to fishing until July 9.
Grassy Lake. Fishing has been fair. Worms have been the best bait. Trout average 10-12 inches.
Huntington Creek. Fly fishermen have had good luck with a number 10 Montana nymph or number 10-12 red San Juan worm. Other good patterns include a number 18 Griffith's gnat, number 16 para Adams, or number 16 blue-winged olive pattern. Bait fishermen have had fair success with worms on the right fork. The water flow below the forks remains high and fast.
Huntington Reservoir. (on the Wasatch Plateau, Sanpete County) Fishing has been good for experienced anglers, using straight nightcrawlers, dead minnows or Rapalas. Please remember it is illegal to use live fish as bait. Some tiger trout are as long as 18 inches and weigh as much as two lbs. Good lure choices include a gold Jake's Spin-a-Lure or tan Rooster Tail. Fly fishermen have had success with a brown leech or crystal bugger. Special regulations apply. The reservoir is closed to the possession of cutthroat trout or trout with cutthroat markings. Tributaries are closed until July 9th to protect spawning cutthroat trout.
Joes Valley Reservoir. The new boat ramp is open. Several 8-11 lb. splake were creeled during June. During a gill-netting survey, aquatics biologists captured eight splake between 6-9 lbs. and a good number in the 2-5 lb. range plus plenty of small ones. Dead chubs or chub meat have been the best baits. Special regulations apply. The limit is two trout, only one over 22 inches. All trout between 15-22 inches must be immediately released.
Lake Powell. The Lake Powell fishing report home page is: http://www.wayneswords.com.
Lasal Mountains. Fishing continues to be slow to fair at Clark's Lake. Anglers might try wooly worms, silver spoons or worms. Fishing continues to be fair at Ken's Lake, where most trout are being caught with PowerBait or worms. A few largemouth bass have been caught on worms and small spinners. Warner Lake is accessible, although fishing has been slow. Fishing has been good at Oowah with salmon eggs or black and silver Jake's Spin-a-Lures. Angling at Hidden and Don's lakes has been slow. Good bait choices include orange PowerBait or salmon eggs. Good spinners have been gold Jake's or Mepp's lures. Dark Canyon and Blue lakes are now accessible, although surrounded by snow. Fishing has been rather slow for 12 inch trout, hooked with worms. The road to Medicine Lake remains impassable. Fishing at the pond by the Miner's Basin trailhead has been fair with brook trout being caught on small silver spoons and spinners.
LOWER FISH CREEK Access from U.S. Highway 6 is now open, and there's a good volume of water flowing in the creek. Angler Tom Ogden recommends #10 Montana nymphs or #10-12 San Juan worms.
MILLER FLAT RESERVOIR Fishing has been good for anglers using either worms or rainbow sparkle PowerBait.
MILLSITE RESERVOIR Fishing has been fair. Best fishing occurs in the early morning. Spincasters have had luck with a silver or gold Jake's Spin-a-Lure. Bait fishermen have had success with green or rainbow PowerBait. The water is turbid due to the high volume of run-off flowing into the reservoir. There's a lot of natural food in the water, making conditions more difficult for anglers.
PETES HOLE Fishing has been good. Anglers have had about equal success with worms and spinners. This past week, good spinner colors were orange, silver and black.
POTTERS PONDS Good fishing has been reported for 10 inch rainbow trout. Worms and rainbow PowerBait are good bets. The Jake's Spin-a-Lure has been the best spinner.
SCOFIELD RESERVOIR Fishing success has slowed down significantly, due to the large volume of natural foods in the water and insects at the water's surface. Best fishing occurs in the early morning or late evening. Trollers have been having much better success than shoreline anglers or still-fishing boaters. Good bait choices include dead redside shiners retrieved behind a full bubble, or orange or rainbow sparkle PowerBait. Spincasters have been using black and gold Mepp's spinners or gold Roostertails. Fly fishermen have used streamers, olive crystal buggers or black/red wooly buggers. Please remember that all tributaries are closed to fishing until July 9th.
SOUP BOWL Fishing has been good with worms.
STRAIGHT CANYON The water runs high and fast. Little fishing pressure.
WILLOW LAKE Fishing has been good. Spincasters have had luck with a Jake's Spin-a-Lure, a red & black Daredevil, or with a Mepp's spinner with a silver blade and black body. Fly fishermen have had success with green wooly buggers or a royal coachman pattern. Baits haven't seemed to work as well, but nightcrawlers seem to be #1. Some tiger trout have been as long as 18-20 inches and have weighed as much as 2 � lbs. On the average, they range between 14-16 inches.
WRIGLEY SPRINGS RESERVOIR Fishing has been poor-fair. Smaller rainbows are being caught on Jake's Spin-a-Lures, or with a worm and bubble.


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Hilary Duff was spotted leaving the Burke Williams Spa on October 2 after having some allegedly much needed R&R. Wearing grey sweats (check out these cute and different Ecoganik Side Tie Capri Sweats in Stilleto) with a white tank (Laura Dahl's Waikiki Top in White is a jazzier version of the basic white tank), black sweater (like Bellekat's Short Bella Sweater in Black), a black patent bag and a turquoise Chanel cuff, Hilary definitely seems focused on getting her lipgloss application just right. The reason why I mentioned that Hil's time at the spa was for some much needed R&R is that Hil had a drowning scare while filming her new film! While filming a scene in the ocean off of the New Jersey shore, it seems that the overpowering waves were too much for Duff to handle and two men in wetsuits had to come to her rescue. In the scene, Hil was supposed to merely float on her back, yet a serene float was quite the opposite of what actually happened! Alls well that ends well, however, as Hil wasn't hurt by the incident, and emerged seemingly unfazed. I wonder if Hil signaled for the men to come to her aide, or if the crew was just being overly cautious? I'm going to cast my vote for an overly cautious crew because why take chances when a starlet's life may be in peril?
Hilary Duff seen in Los Angeles, Ca on Oct 02 2007.
Hil' looks good. Not totally looking her best but she still looks good, and everyone has their fashion Moments.
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There is nothing to defend as far as Mr. Rubashkin's actions are concerned. He has lied, cheated, and remained arrogant about it all – minimizing the significance of his misdeeds in light of the "greater good" served by his commitment to Jewish educational and charitable causes. Frankly it's shameful. But worthy of a death sentence? Please.
We send people to prison because of their offenses, not because of their offensive thinking –even when that thinking is really offensive.
Is this, as some have suggested, about anti-Semitism on the part of prosecutors? I don't know, and don't imagine that it is. But something is badly amiss here and it needs to be addressed. Let's hope that it is.
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Nominations for the Jefferson Awards for Public Service are faculty, staff, and students solicited from the Pace University community. Finalists are selected based on their personal, sustained commitment to service, and for the model of spirit and service they provide the university community. Applicants or nominees that best represent a dedication to service and to community from Pace win each year, one of which is selected by the national program to represent Pace at the national Jefferson Awards for Public Service ceremony in Washington D.C. each summer.
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2014-2015 Pace Bronze Medal Award winners include:
|Brando Brandini, is a Dyson College of Arts and Sciences: Environmental Studies student who has taken courses in both New York and Westchester campuses. An Eagle Scout, and member of the Boy Scouts since age 12, Brando has focused his service on encouraging others to become involved in their community through causes including the environment and disaster relief. In high school, he founded the Community Action Team, the school's first community service organization. Since he came to Pace, Brando has organized multiple community service projects including Pace Beautification Day and an E-Waste recycling event. Brando served as a student supervisor on Alternative Spring Break for two consecutive years, focusing on Homelessness and Hunger and Disaster Response: Hurricane Sandy. Brando Brandini's recent application to the Peace Corps exemplifies his life-long commitment to public service and volunteerism.
|Kylah Bruno, is a Math & Adolescent Education: School of Education student on the Pleasantville campus. Drawn to serve the Pleasantville campus, Kylah organized multiple community service projects during her time here at Pace. Through her work with the Center for Community Action and Research she organized events at Green Chimney's, Pleasantville Cottage School, and the Sharing Shelf, and supervised Paint a School day and the Successful Learning Center's bowling trip and Spring Fling dance. Additionally she volunteers at her local community center, Hudson Guild Teen services.
|Diane Cypkin, is a Professor of Media, Communication, and Visual Arts on the Pleasantville campus and a trailblazer when it comes to service. Whether in years past entertaining the troops as part of the USO, or being one of the original service learning faculty members on the Pleasantville campus, Diane has a long and storied commitment to community service. Her Oral Interpretation course has Pace students working with seniors to give voice to the issues they face through the transformation of informational interviews into one act plays performed for the seniors and the community. She is also committed to sharing entertainment by performing her own one woman shows (concert/lectures) at libraries, senior centers and her local community.
Brian R. Evans is an Associate Professor and Department Chair in the School of Education on the New York Campus. Dr. Evans has traveled to Uganda to teach mathematics problem solving and inquiry approaches with Educate Uganda. He has participated in Pace Makes a Difference Day and The Hattie Carthan Community Garden Cleanup, and has recruited students from the resident halls. Dr. Evans has also participated in disaster relief response after Hurricanes Sandy and Katrina.
|Remy Gallo is a Dyson College of Arts and Sciences: Political Science student at Pace's New York City campus. Remy, who is passionate about agricultural issues, worked to co-found the Pace University Vegetable Garden with now alumni Alireza Vaziri by receiving the Pace Opportunity Grant. He has, in addition to taking care of the garden with recruited volunteers, been organizing events to promote the garden which is now giving produce back into the community. Remy is also a volunteer hockey coach for the New York Rangers Youth Street Hockey Program, in which he teaches the fundamentals of hockey and teamwork.
Jason Gonzalez, is a first-year graduate student studying Nonprofit Management at Dyson College Arts & Sciences on the NYC campus. A Pace New York City undergraduate alumni, Jason has been committed to community work since he served on the Youth Leadership Council of Angels' Place as a freshman in high school. Dedicated to serving the community, he co-founded the Rotaract Club of Pace University, a youth version of Rotary International, and from September 2013 through May 2014 he was responsible for coordinating and fulfilling over 600 service hours between him and his fellow Rotaract members.
|Maria Lane is a Dyson College Arts and Sciences Biology student on the Pleasantville Campus. Maria's community service began with service projects through her high school's Interact Rotary Club and spread to involvement in her local parish's Senior Youth Group. Maria holds two leadership roles on campus: Vice President of Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority and VP of Finance for Colleges Against Cancer. She is an avid member of Pace Makes A Difference Day and supporter of all service and philanthropic efforts of organizations on campus.
|Michelle D. Land is the Director of the Pace Academy for Applied Environmental Studies on the Pleasantville campus, a position she has held since 2009. A tireless advocate for universities to mobilize their resources in service to the environment, Michelle was at the forefront of the launch of Pace Academy for the Environment in 2002, the Environmental Consortium of Colleges & Universities in 2004 and was a legal intern for the Pace Environmental Litigation Clinic in 2000, bringing opportunities for collaboration, engagement and exploration of pressing sustainability issues from local to global. She has served both on Westchester County Executive Andrew Spano's Global Warming Task Force and Climate Change Advisory Council, an academic advisor for Governor George Pataki's Beacon Institute for Rivers and Estuaries, and was an Executive Committee board member of MetroPool, Inc. from 2007 – 2012. As a faculty member of Pace's Environmental Policy Clinic, Michelle leads students in research, legislative drafting and advocacy in areas of animal welfare and wildlife conservation.
|Diana Mendez, is both a Dyson School of Arts and Lubin School of Business: International Management And Sociology student on the New York Campus. An activist for global justice and peace, Diana was chosen as one of only 50 students across the country for the OXFAM Change Leaders program and founded the OXFAM chapter on the New York City campus 2013. In the same year, she interned for a non-profit organization called Latino U College Access that was organized by the Wilson Center for Social Entrepreneurship. In her early teen years, she has volunteered locally with the Glen Oaks Nursing Home, the Daughters of Isis Foundation. Throughout this year she has intern for the Success Upper West Academy, a Day-Care Center in Puerto Lopez Ecuador and now for the ALSAC St. Jude Children Research Hospital. Also, interning for the Office for student Success she has been able to bring together the Global Peace Foundation and Pace to give other students the opportunity to serve their community.
|Kim Novak, is a Lubin School of Business: Hotel Management Hospitality & Tourism Management student on the New York Campus. A former girl scout, Kim has a long list of community service work, from working on playground construction for the Charter School of Excellence in Yonkers, to walk-a-thons for the March of Dimes, and for finding cures for Leukemia and muscular dystrophy. She fosters awareness of, and worked to raise supplies for, kids in El Salvador and has participated in Knitting for a Cause for the Harlem Hospital Cancer Unit with Pace's Office of Multicultural Affair.
|Robert D. Rahni, is the Assistant Director of Transfer Credit/Veterans Services, Office of student Assistance, at Pace University as well as Adjunct Instructor in the Dyson School of Arts & Sciences. He is also a Ph.D. Candidate in Mental Health Counseling. A proud advocate of student veterans at Pace and beyond, Rahni created a veterans transition course entitled, " From Combat to Classroom," specifically designed to help student veterans transition into higher education. He has organized the Young Veterans group to volunteer at Habitat for Humanity, organized and volunteered in collaboration with The New York Knicks and PlayStation a coat/ food drive and basketball clinic for underprivileged/homeless veterans entitled, "Hoops for Troops," and has volunteered with the VA Hospital 23rd Street Manhattan.
|Alexander Saitta is a Dyson College Arts & Sciences, : Senior Biology student on the Pleasantville campus. Alexander is a leader on the campus as both a committed 3rd year Resident Assistant, and chair of RA Council. Currently, he has completed over 250 volunteer hours with Phelps Memorial Hospital and is still an active volunteer. Alex also volunteers as a local firefighter and EMT. He is an active volunteer in campus-wide service events. He was a participant in Alternative Spring Break 2012: Disaster Response: Hurricane Sandy with CCAR, and has organized multiple donation drives while at Pace, for the Westchester Food Bank and most recently, the Susan G. Komen foundation.
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Year 2013-2014
NATIONAL CHAMPION WINNER: Lisa Bardill Moscariloto BRONZE Medals: Hasin I. Ahmed (student, PNY), Lisa Bardill Moscariloto (Staff, PLV), Daniel Borakove (student, PLV), David Cassuto (faculty, PLV), George L. De Feis (faculty, PNY), Sara Digiovanna (student, PLV), Dr. Harriet R. Feldman (faculty), Jered Harvey (student, PLV), Ann Marie Pavia (student, PNY), Christina Rufo (student, PLV), Dr. Dorothee Von Heune Greenberg (faculty, PLV).
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Year 2010-2011
National GOLD Medal: John Cronin (Staff)
BRONZE Medals: Michael Boyle (student), Donald Doernberg (faculty), Naphtalie Librun (student), Yvonne Rafferty (faculty), and Hannah Tall (student).
Year 2009-2010
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Houston County District Attorney David E. Cervantes and Assistant District Attorney Misty Swan met with the Houston County Grand Jury members on Jan. 10.
The grand jury returned a true bill on 20 cases. A grand jury true bill is considered a formal indictment on the offense, which is followed by prosecution.
The offenses, date of birth and city of residence for each defendant true billed are:
Michael Stout, W/M, DOB 06/24/1958, Livingston, Manslaughter/Vehicle involved in Accident death/ Stop and Render Aid x2.
Melissa Burson, W/F, DOB, 01/27/1984, Crockett, Injury to a child/Abandoning or Endangering a Child.
Courtney Smith, B/M, DOB 01/21/1989, Crockett, Burglary of Habitation/Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle.
Larry Colter, B/M, DOB 01/27/1976, Crockett, Possession of a Controlled Substance w/Intent to Deliver, Possession of a controlled Substance.
Tommy Lee Barrows, W/M, DOB 06/27/1987, Athens, Possession of Marijuana.
Terrance McCullough, B/M, DOB 07/28/1981, Crockett, Possession of a controlled Substance w/Intent to Deliver, Possession of Controlled Substance.
Arbon Jerrell Mayhugh, W/M, DOB 03/12/1946, Grapeland, Stalking.
Christina Thornton, W/F, DOB 06/13/1978, Crockett, Forgery x2.
Tyrone Tyson Griffin, B/M, DOB 05/02/1976, Crockett, Possession of a Controlled Substance w/intent to deliver x2.
Kim Moten, B/F, DOB 06/01/1968, Crockett, Deadly conduct/Felon in Possession of a firearm.
Shea Daniel Martin, W/M, DOB 09/23/1986, Grapeland, Aggravated Robbery.
Eric Lamond Davis, B/M, DOB 02/14/1986, Grapeland, Aggravated Robbery.
Stephen Allen Rodgers, W/M, DOB 09/24/1967, Grapeland, Fraudulent Use of ID Information.
Tarron Hill, B/M, DOB 02/10/1974, Crockett, Evading Arrest and Detention w/ Vehicle.
Lois Michelle Stehling, W/F, DOB 03/02/1968, Groesbeck, Forgery x6.
Richard Lee Hicks, B/M, DOB 02/11/1953, Crockett, Burglary of Building.
James Earl Gooden, B/M, DOB 03/27/1970, Corsicana, Fraudulent Use of ID Information.
William Kenneth Leediker, W/M, DOB 04/21/1976, Crockett, Driving While Intoxicated w/child.
Monty Claude Riddle, W/M, DOB 03/19/1961, Crockett, Burglary of Habitation.
Jeremy Hyde, W/M, DOB 04/06/1980, Crockett, Injury to a child/Abandoning or Endangering a Child.
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Kerala CBSE School Managements Association is organizing Youth Festivals for the CBSE students in the state. The primary aim of this youth festival is to encourage students to exhibit their talents in diverse fields of art, literature etc. The Association has been conducting the Kerala State CBSE Youth Festival for 18 years. On an average, nearly 8000 students from all parts of Kerala participate in the Youth Festivals. During 2011-2012 Youth Festival was conducted in MES Public School, Pattambi Palakkad District. Last Year it was conducted at Science Park, Kakkanad. This year Holy Grace Academy, Mala, Thrissur hosts the 19th CBSE State Kalolsav.
Kerala CBSE School Management Association (Regd) represents all the CBSE schools functioning in the state. The emergence of the management association was in the fitness of things for giving proper and timely guidance to all the member schools in its academic, administrative and functional matters. The association has been taking pioneering efforts in fostering quality education in the state. Besides functioning as grievance redressal forum, during the last 18 years of its existence we have taken various steps towards enriching the member schools in the field of education, conducting training programmes, seminars, symposiums for teachers, organize cultural activities sports, and games, Youth Festivals, social service activities


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WHO supports Philippine Department of Health to respond to Typhoon Ruby
11 December 2014, Manila. As the country braced for typhoon Ruby, World Health Organization prepositioned with the Department of Health medical supplies and equipment including satellite phones for an immediate response. "Although the typhoon was weaker than typhoon Haiyan, it has still impacted families and health systems across the several regions. With the flooding, damaged health facilities, and mulitple evacuation centers, there are a number of public health risks which will need to be addressed over the coming weeks." said the WHO Country Representative in the Philippines Dr Julie Hall.
Health in Philippines - Bohol Earthquake: One year on
15 October 2014 - On this day last year, a powerful earthquake measuring 7.2 on the Richter Scale shook the Philippines. The epicentre was located in the island province of Bohol in Central Visayas but was felt as far as Southern Mindanao. Less than a month later, Typhoon Haiyan (known locally as Yolanda) swept through central Visayas. Although it did not cause significant damage on the island of Bohol, it had a strong impact on the emergency response. Many government and international humanitarian resources were moved from Bohol to address the health needs caused by Haiyan which in turn delayed the speed of the recovery in Bohol.
Six months after the typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda)
Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) was the largest typhoon ever to hit the Philippines on the 8 November 2013 and affected estimated 16 million people. WHO and the Philippines Department of Health has co-lead the Health Cluster, working together with the other national and international health partners. The main objective has been to respond quickly and effectively, to restore health services for those in need. The health response has focused on obstetric and neo-natal care, trauma care, mental health and psychosocial support, chronic conditions and infectious diseases. Work has been done to strengthen the alert and surveillance capacity to avoid disease outbreaks.


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The Minor in Ethnic Studies in the United States
The Ethnic Studies Minor provides students the opportunity to examine and understand the importance of globalization and ethnicity in a interdisciplinary approach. As the world continues to become more interdependent, understanding the complexity of the ethnic tapestry here in the United States can be achieved through the variety of courses and faculty backgrounds provided in this minor.
The Minor
The minor's comparative perspective gives students a unique opportunity to select and link courses from a variety of departments and disciplines within the College of Liberal Arts. Furthermore, the program also encourages students to connect the experiences of people of various ethnicities within the United States to those in other countries both from a current and historical context.
Program Requirements: The minor consists of 18 Credits (six course) and students must select two classes from each of the three categories:
The core courses provide students with a broad background in the study of ethnicity. These courses help students develop a critical framework for analysis. Courses address the complex national and international forces that have shaped ethnicity in the U.S, as they relate to gender, class, generation, race, religion, regional, urban, rural, sexual, and political identity.
The focus courses allow students to pursue a concentrated examination of particular ethnic groups. Classes examine the oppressive forces of discrimination and racism. However, they also explore ethnic group empowerment by studying creative strategies used to negotiate and construct ethnic identity. This includes the creation of kinship networks, ethnic enclaves, and ethnic community associations.
Global and Elective Courses allow students to develop an individualized program of study based upon their own interests.
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Peterson Concocts More Seventh Inning Magic for DePaul
Feb. 23, 2013
CLEARWATER, Fla. - For the second game in a row, the Blue Demons worked a little more of that seventh-inning magic.
Paige Peterson's two-run single in the top of seventh sent DePaul onto a 6-5 comeback victory over Pacific at the NFCA Leadoff Classic.
Samantha Dodd and Allie Braden ignited the late rally leading off the seventh with back-to-back singles. Kirsten Verdun walked to load the bases. After Megan Coronado struck out, Peterson ripped her base hit up the middle to score Dodd and Braden.
Pacific scored an unearned run off relief pitcher Kirsten Verdun in the bottom of the seventh and had runners on first and second when the DePaul left-hander struck out clean-up hitter Nicole Zapstoczny to earn the save.
Pacific (8-4) had taken a 4-3 lead in the bottom of the third with Amy Moore's RBI single and an RBI sacrifice fly from Megan Allen.
DePaul (7-7) tied the game 4-4 in the top of the sixth inning when Peterson scored on an error.
Peterson had led off the inning with a single and went to second on Mary Connolly's base hit. Brittany Boesel lined out to shortstop and pinch-runner Cherelle Chambers was doubled off second base.
But Hannah Penna reached on the error that scored Peterson.
In a 5-3 comeback win over UCF earlier in the day, DePaul had scored three times in the seventh inning.
As she had done against UCF, Dodd got the Blue Demons off to a fast start. She led off the game with a bunt single, advanced to third after a walk and fielder's choice and scored on Megan Coronado's sacrifice fly.
An inning later, Connolly singled and came around to score on Penna's one-out blast over the left-field fence.
The Tigers retaliated with a pair of runs in the bottom of the second on a bases-loaded, hit-by-pitcher to Melanie Habib and Megan Horn's infield single.
NOTES: Dodd was 3-for-4 with two runs scored... Braden had one hit and one run... Coronado had one hit and one RBI... Peterson was 2-for-4 with two RBIs and one run... Connolly was 2-for-4 with a run... Penna was 1-for-3 with a home run, two RBIs and a run... Morgan Maize was 1-for-3 and Staci Bonezek was 1-for-3... Penna pitched 6.1 innings giving up four earned run on nine hits with three strikeouts and one walk... DePaul is now 3-1 at the Leadoff Classic.


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Archive for June 7th, 2006
Conservative Failures
Posted by Bob in Coaching Session on 06/07/2006
I love to make the point, over and over, that nothing liberals do ever WORKS.
Even O'Reilly has learned THAT line.
But I have a disadvantage. The usual liberal reply should be "Do conservatives ever admit THEY failed?" But every liberal knows that this gives the conservative the chance to outliberal him, and nobody is in a euphoria like a conservative who gets to outliberal a lib.
If a liberal says conservatives don't admit failure, the coservative has his chance to roll on the ground, tear his clothes, and admit that he SINNED by opposing Saint Martin Luther the King.
Conservatives LOVE to do that. They get to swear they are more dedicated to ending the white race than liberals are. They have SINNED, and they are Truly Repentant.
I can't do that. Nondiscrimination led straight to the genocide the NAACP said was its goal from the beginning. Martin Luther King said that God made a "constructive error" in making hte races look different,a nd it was our job to end it.
Saint King did ot mean this mistake happened in Africa or Asia. He was going to correct God's error in America, Europe, and Australia.
He was, in short, going to ge rid of whites.
Our whole immigration disaster is the direct result of nondiscrimination. But conservatives denounce this result and swear their total allegiance to the cause of it.
I don't have that out.
Let us return to the orgininal point. Liberals say they favor Social Experimentation. But you can't call something an experiment if you never call any of your experiments failures.
When the present nondiscriminatory immigration law was proposed, the few opponents said it would lead toia third world wave of immigration. Senator Kennedy said, "If that begins to happen we will change the law."
As the immigration tsunami grows, you would oly change this Social Experiment over the dead bodies of liberal senators. Which is hte way liberals always react to failures.
But, outside of the civil rights program that led to the present catastrophe, how can one say conservatives have admitted they failed?
My reply is that I would happy to admit that conservative policies have failed if anybody will tell me about a conservative policy. Conservatives have no policies, no policies at all.
Cutting taxes that liberals have raised is not a POLICY. Advocating a return to heavy criminal penalties which liberals have reduced to revolving-door prisons for habitual criminals is not a POLICY. It is ending a liberal policy.
Being anti-Communist is not a policy. The United States has always been anti-Communist. Liberals went to equating America and the Soviet Union. Pointing out that countries that have to shoot people who try to escape are different from countries that have to keep immigrants OUT is not a POLICY.
Somebody tell me a conservative POLICY. Then tell me a conservative POLICY that has been TRIED. Then tell me how it has failed, and I'll be happy to tell you it's failed.
But respectable conservatives have no policies.
What conservatives call policies are always aimed at attaining liberal GOALS. Many liberal goals are laudible, but conservatives offer "assimilation" of the minorities we have, meaning intermarriage with the colored who have already poured in. They argue that this will get rid of whites more effectively than the liberal hurry-up, open borders approach.
If he is not to be called the most dreaded label possible for a person who wants to be allowed on the national media, "racism" or "anaziwhowantstokillsixmillionjews" a conservative MUST offer a BETTER way to get rid of whites.
Conservatives NEVER challenge any liberal GOAL.
Conservatives have no GOALS of their own, so they have no POLICIES of their own.
I HATE rspectable conservatives far more than I dislike liberals. I HATE white race traitors, and I think non-whites are relatively innocent. They just want to make us disappear. As Faithful Colored Companions to liberals, they follow where they are led.
Non-whites would MUCH rather believe all their problems are our fault.
Who wouldn't?
Non-whites are yielding to human temptations. White race traitors are a whole new brand of sicko.
The pint of this last diatribe is that I would LOVE to point to conservative policies that have failed. There just aren't any TO fail.
Posted by Bob in Coaching Session, General on 06/07/2006
I was reading a book that said in passing that George Washington couldn't hve had any compasion because he was a fox hunter. The author said no person who saw what dogs did to a fox when they caught him could ever go fox-hunting again if he had any compassion.
After decades of arguing such points, an obvious piint hit me.
If that same compassionate person ever saw what a fox does to a rabbit every day of the week he would a fanatical fox-hunter.
I just pointed out that if someone says white people deserve to be overrun and miscegenated out of existence, one must nail them down on what they just said. They cannot argue that genocide against whites is not taking place AND that we deserve it as REVENGE.
Please note I made two crushing points here. First of all, I used the word REVENGE, which is indefensible. Secondly, I promised that I would not FORGET that they were JUSTIFYING genocide.
Pretty obvious points, once I come up with them. They show the anti is a vengeful retard.
But the average loser manages to lose the argument or, at best, come out with a draw. This requires the kind of talent that allows conservatives to lose constantly against people who have been proposing programs that led to catastrophes for generations.
The loser would respond to the argument that whites had gone to colored lands and colonized them by a display of his knowledge. He would argue that whites did more good than harm in the long run.
Or that they invaded other lands.
Or that THEY had slavery, too.
All of these statements are proper, but ONLY IN THEIR PLACE.
FIRST, you concentrate on genocide.
You KEEP coming back to GENOCIDE.
The loser never hits the other side where it HURTS. That is how one qualifies to be a RESPECTABLE conservative. A respectable always avoids points that would upset liberals, like reminding them that their last twentyproposals were disasters.
A respectable conservative has no memory at all.
Remember that the first thing I did was to warn the anti that I would not FORGET that he was for REVENGE as an excuse for genocide when he starts saying that he has no interest in genocide.
I back it up and repeat it every chance he gives me, and make my own chances. I am making POINTS, not showing him how bright I am.
Sometimes I make a mistake on purpose. I will bring up my Revenge versus "We don't want genocide" argument" in the wrong place. They are so happy they get a point in! They says I am hitting them with that same old thing.
The purpose of htem is not to show them what a good arguer I am. The point is to make them REMEMBER that killing argument. As the conversation goes on, they know that that argument is onthe tip of my tongue.
When I throw it in where it doesn't belong, I have told them I won't forget it.
More important, THEY won't forget it. They will be on guard about it from then on.
A lot of people who brag they would do anything to save their race are not willing to look a bit silly to save their race.
No matter what, I want the audience to REMEMBER the POINT.


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What the Supreme Court rulings mean for now [Q&A]
With the Supreme Court ruling on Proposition 8, can same-sex couples get married in California now?
• The court's opinion allows a ruling to take effect from the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals that struck down Prop. 8 and allowed same-sex marriages in California. The Star's Sacramento reporter Timm Herdt reported that it's going to be at least 25 days before marriage licenses are issued because that would be the end of the legal period gay marriage opponents have to appeal to retry the case. Also, all of California's counties need to be instruted to start performing the marriages. In short, same-sex marriages in California can resume – just not quite yet.
Will all churches have to perform same-sex weddings?
Based on a 2011 state law, it's also legal for churches and other religious institutions to decide how they define marriage as they choose. Any type of religious leader is still protected from performing a marriage ceremony he or she does not consider valid.
Does striking down the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) married partners can file taxes together?
Yes, the court's ruling says that same-sex couples should be entitled to the same tax, health and retirement benefits as other legally married couples. It also means widows in same-sex couples are not forced to pay tax on their spouse's estate, which is the reason the case was filed in New York.
Does this mean all states will now have same-sex marriages?
Neither decision on DOMA or Prop. 8 has an affect on same-sex marriage bans in 37 U.S. states. Legal scholars say the Supreme Court has put the issue of same-sex marriage back to the states, according to Star staff writer Stephanie Hoops. The decision to hold up the appeal court's ruling on Prop. 8 being unconstitutional means fights for and against same-sex marriage will likely continue state by state.
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Here we are over a month into our newsletter and not one malicious threat on our lives or on our kitchen appliances. As of this very moment we believe that we can chalk this up as a win in the good idea department. This newsletter is made possible by readers like you! One small step for chef, one giant leap for chef-kind. We did not have hug that Kitchen-aid for just a few seconds uncomfortably long! You want the cake? You can't handle the cake! … I uh … lost my train of thought there … so sorry.
Let us just start off here with a quick review of what we, the writers, have imparted to you, the readers, over the course of this last month.
First we explained about the knives and what characteristics you want to look for in a knife. (week 2) Depending on what you wanted to accomplish with your knife and what you wanted to break down would determine what type of knife to look at. Remember you want a knife that feels good in your hand and not what someone tells you to buy. For example, Lee prefers Japanese style knives with their smaller edge angles and lighter weight while Eric prefers the German style knives with their robust edges and hefty weight. We both cook exactly the same thing in very similar ways but our knives feel best in our hands.
Remember to test drive a knife before you buy it. Find a kitchen store near you and ask to handle the knife you are thinking of buying. Try to find a store with multiple brands and styles and give them a try. Most stores will have a block and some vegetables for you to cut.
Secondly we covered the cuts. (week 3 & 4) First we started with the basics and the difference in size between a chop, dice, and mince. Then we dove into more complicated cuts that ranged from very specific in size to purely decoration cuts. You will get all of these cuts in a nice info graphic available on our website asap! Print it out, put it on your fridge and you can have a quick reference readily available to help you get the most from your recipes.
Now to wrap this all up we are about to talk about knife maintenance. We now have a knife and we, hopefully, have a good understanding how to properly use the knife. We have been using it for weeks now and we bet you have noticed that it's not cutting those limes for your margaritas as well as it used to. How about when you try to chiffonade some spinach? Does it slice right through or are you finding it tears & bruises the leaves more than anything else? If you are feeling resistance when you cut then unfortunately my friends, your knife is getting dull. It happens, do not worry about it. Alton Brown's knives get dull too you know. So what do we do about it?
First why not learn a little about what makes a knife sharp and what happens as it gets dull.
Go grab a knife … we will wait.
So a knife edge is actually consisting of two parts. Lay your knife flat on the table with the edge towards you, handle on the left for left handed folks and on the right for norm … right handed folks. Now look at the edge of your knife while you read the next few sentences. First you have the visible part which is the shoulder. The shoulder of the knife starts where the angle changes on the blade or the sharp part of the blade. The shoulder ends at the very edge of the blade running the length of the knife. If you grab the handle with your main hand and rock the knife away from you then back you will notice the shoulder will reflect light at a certain angle. There you go, that right there is the shoulder.
Next we have something that you cannot see very well but you can sure feel and it is called the burr. Now the burr is at the very edge of the knife where the shoulders from either side meet. The burr is what actually cuts your food. When your knife is nice and razor sharp, (seriously I can shave with my kitchen knives if I so wished to … I do not indulge however. Really it is a little disturbing to wipe your cheek with the back of your hand while cutting cauliflower and decide that you need to shave and … well you get the picture. Just because you can does not mean that you should.) the burr will be nice and straight down from heel to tip. As you use your knife the burr can curl and you end up with a dull knife.
The quickest way to fix this is with a traditional steel or a ceramic steel. We recommend a ceramic steel and we will explain why in a minute. What a steel does is bring that curled burr back to the straight position that we need for cutting so well. As you run a knife down and across a steel you are uncurling the burr as well as knocking off some of the teeth. Yes your knife has teeth! Even though you may not be using a serrated knife your $20 - $1500 chef knife will have teeth. As a knife is made and sharpened they will start out with something fairly abrasive (coarse) to remove a lot of metal from the edge to create the shoulder. When they have the angles they want the knife is then sharpened with a less abrasive (medium) stone to begin the sharpening process. Before you get to that stage you can actually see scratches and gouges on the knife shoulder. If you were to look closer you would see teeth along the edge. As you use finer and finer abrasives the spaces between the teeth decrease and you are left with a ever finer row of teeth. So back to knocking teeth off. As you use your knife the burr (which is made up of tiny teeth) will bend one way or the other. The teeth that are heavily bent will get knocked off by the teeth of the steel. The moderately bent teeth will either get knocked off or straightened while the lightly bent teeth will lose their curl and stand straight again. As you continue to use your knife and your steel you will lose more and more teeth until your blade has a hard time cutting a stick of butter no matter how many times you run it on your steel. This happens with every knife. If you use a ceramic steel this happens less often as a ceramic steel is much less coarse than a traditional steel and will encourage even heavily bent teeth to straighten rather than break off.
Regardless of what type of steel you have there will come a time when your knife will need to be sharpened. There are 4 ways to sharpen your knife and we will cover all four of them here.
First we need to tell you how to hold your knife while sharpening. Grab the handle with your dominant hand. This hand will control the movement of the knife. Next take your other hand and using your first three fingers spread them out from and inch away from the tip to about the middle of the knife. This hand is for applying pressure to the blade and to keep the knife steady as you sharpen so the angle stays the way you want it the length of the blade. Now the key is to remember the feel of how you are holding your knife. After a bit of practice you will be able to sharpen your knife in the dark just by feel because of muscle memory. Neat huh! Now your main hand will guide the knife across the stone from bolster to tip. Start with your stone laying left to right in front of you, rest the heel of the knife on the stone and adjust to the angle you want. In one motion you will slide your knife to the left or right while also bringing the handle towards you so the entire edge gets hit in one swipe. Bring the edge to a burr and then flip it over and do the same. When bringing to a burr that means you can feel the burr curling on one side of the knife all the way down the knife. The burr will always curl away from the stone. So take your knife, sharpen to the burr on one side run your finger from spine to edge to feel the burr. Make sure the burr is all the way down the entire edge. Flip the knife over and run a few light strokes on that side. Feel the burr and then switch to a finer stone and repeat. If you only have one stone then you are done at this point.
Now the angles.
First is your Asian angle. This angle is generally about 15*. A very sharp but slightly fragile edge and burr is left when you sharpen your knives this way. You can take any knife and sharpen it at this angle. A Japanese knife will come this way while a German knife will require a bit of material removal with a coarse stone before you can get this angle.
To sharpen a knife with this angle try to imagine a small paper matchbook (or grab one if you have one) on the sharpening stone with your knife resting against it. Edge against the stone with the spine in the air. That is your 15* angle you are looking for. Follow the sharpening instructions and get this angle on your knife.
Second is the European angle. This angle is generally about 22*. Still very sharp with a more robust or abuse forgiving edge. 22* is half of a 45* angle. Best way to get this angle is to take your knife and put it at a 45* angle on the stone, then cut that in half. Hold your knife and start sharpening.
Third is one of the dual bevels. If this is your first time sharpening … wait on using any dual bevels until you get the feel of sharpening one angle at a time. So one way to dual bevel a knife is to first sharpen it using the 15* angle to get that nice thin sharp blade. Then once you have that sharp come back at a 22* angle just on the edge to give you a bit of durability. so you have most of the thinness and ease of cutting from a Asian knife as well as most of the durability of a German knife. This is a very popular way of sharpening among some chefs.
Fourth is the second type of dual bevel. This is the way that Eric sharpens his knives. Once again you will be combining both the Asian and European angles but instead of one on top of the other you start with the European style at the heal of the knife and end with an Asian style at the tip of the knife. What this does is give you awesome slicing power at the front of the knife (his knives will almost fall through a tomato without any pressure applied just like Lee's Shun Classic) and the durability at the heel of the knife where it hits the cutting board most often. To sharpen a knife this way, start at the heel of the knife at the 22* angle and as you slide the knife down the stone gradually change to a 15* angle. Flip it over and repeat.
Once you have sharpened your knife you shouldn't need to sharpen it again for at least 6 months. With a ceramic steel you can get closer to a year between sessions with a whetstone. To steel your knife, hold the steel in your off hand by the handle and put the tip of the steel on a cutting board. Put the heel of the knife near the top of the steel and adjust to the angle of your knife. (matchbook or half a 45)and pull the knife down and the handle towards you. Make sure your stroke starts at the heel and ends at the tip before you get down to the cutting board or that just ruins the tip of your knife when you hit the cutting board.
Lastly … if your knife is stainless steel it can stand a little bit of moisture on the blade for a little bit of time. If your knife is carbon steel then it will start rusting pretty quickly if you do not take care of it. Regardless of the type of knife. We recommend that you hand wash them every time and dry them with a towel immediately after using them to keep minimal edge wear, handle degrading, or pitting of the blade.
Since this is a maintenance section we'll pass on a recipe this week.his closes out our section on knives. As you know our goal in cooking is to teach you three steps in the process...
Also, please do not hesitate to ask us questions about anything we have in our newsletters. We aim to make things easy to understand and turn anyone into a confidant chef of their own kitchen. Towards that goal we are always happy to answer questions or clarify.
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Storify: Democrats and Republicans Crash Rival Conventions
Last week, Gov. Martin O'Malley and other Democrats crashed the GOP convention in Tampa to counter Republican arguments. This week, Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell and other area Republicans crashed the Democratic fest in Charlotte.
Black Vote Softens in Wake of Obama Stance on Same-sex Marriage, Unemployment
Obama's support for same-sex marriage and high unemployment are tempering African-American voters' enthusiasm
Maryland Delegation Makes Goals Clear
After arriving in Charlotte prior to the Democratic National Convention, it was time for the Maryland delegation to celebrate. But state Democratic Party Chair Yvette Lewis let her group know there was work to be done in the upcoming week.
Maryland Delegates Use Social Media to Connect with Voters Back Home
Maryland delegates to the Republican National Convention in Tampa stayed connected with folks back home through social media; Facebook and Twitter played a bigger role than ever in documenting the convention.
Spotlight Stealers: Top Maryland Democrats Crash Republican Fest
Maryland Republican delegates say they're sick of Democrats stealing their spotlight, after the second high profile Maryland Democrat made a surprise appearance at the Republican National Convention in Tampa.
RADIO ROW: The side of the RNC you may not have seen
You have seen the stage at the Republican National Convention all week, but there is an area inside the Tampa Convention Center called radio row, where big name politicians and personalities will come to help get their message out.
Romney Accepts Nomination in Speech Appealing to Disillusioned Voters
Mitt Romney accepted the Republican nomination for president Thursday night in a speech that scolded President Barack Obama for delivering "disappointment and division" instead of "hope and change."
Slideshow: Maryland's Week at the GOP Convention
After an exhausting week, Maryland delegates leave Tampa fired up.
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This is a go-to chicken recipe--perfect every time. So flavorful! I use halved grape tomatoes, but, otherwise, cook just as directed. Be sure to use fresh tarragon, not dried; it makes all the difference. So good with mashed potatos and roasted asparagus. Never fails to impress.flag if inappropriate
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Posted 11/21/2010 07:31:47 EST
Colts played well. They call to mind the Pats in a lot of ways. Random guys stepping up to make plays. The right decisions @ the right times. They remind me of the '06 Pats. Or the '08. Nothing more »
Posted 11/21/2010 09:17:29 EST
bt...I live in Indy too. You're referring to Kravitz. Kravitz doesn't just KILL the Colts weekly like these guys though. And I've heard him when he had his radio show admonish Brady. Kravitz knows his more »
Posted 11/21/2010 09:14:10 EST
Dan's an idiot. Wasn't it he...or was it Reiss who wrote after the Super Bowl when Manning choked (again)..."Patriots fans can breathe easy and rest assured. After the Super Bowl, there still is no on more »
Posted 11/11/2010 12:46:11 EST
ent...Tiger Woods, Jordan, guys that win championships and stand alone @ the top of their sport @ what they do. Those guys make hats with their logos on it. Winners. Not bad company. more »
Posted 11/07/2010 04:12:28 EST
I learned these things personally... 1. Even if his protege's aren't great coaches, it sure seems like sometimes they have Bill's number. I don't think Josh McDaniels has won since the Broncos beat t more »
Posted 11/01/2010 11:54:19 EDT
Don't know if any of you caught about the 530 mark of the 4th, but unsolicited, Gruden brings up Tom Brady and mentions @ length how he needs to be mentioned in the top class of the position. Goes on more »
Posted 09/20/2010 11:11:29 EDT
Statistically Vrabel wasn't huge, but especially on the last drive he really was moving around pointing his younger teammates in the places they needed to be. I think that's invaluable. Could be th more »
Posted 09/20/2010 10:54:56 EDT
I watched KC play against San Diego. Vrabel still has command of a defense. I honestly wish I could have a beer (or for me, 20) with Bill and ask him if he'd tilted a few too many back the night he more »
Posted 09/20/2010 10:24:23 EDT
You're on spot, John. I don't really understand when and where it got to the point where Bill was the best in-game adjuster to being one of the most stale. There was a time when he could take retread more »
Posted 09/20/2010 09:41:00 EDT
I never post on here (lucky to you all) because I can't use filthy language and sexual references, but I can't help myself today after the game and the ensuing reaction here. Just hear it out.... 1. more »
Posted 03/05/2010 08:31:40 EST
Before someone jumps on me like Courtney Love at a men's sex rehab retreat, I'm aware Jackson isn't an RFA. I'm not aware of why he's not signed by someone, anyone, as of yet. Darius Butler as a 3rd more »
Posted 03/05/2010 08:23:15 EST
Richard Marshall would be a great fit...and has the youth/price to offest losing Leigh Bodden...whom people forget is 30 this season. The list of over-30 gamechanging #1 CBs begins and ends with the more »
Posted 03/05/2010 08:01:59 EST
Great move for locker room chemistry. Proves they DO reward the guys who do work for them. Now... -If Bodden is commanding too much, how about Marshall from Carolina and Jackson from Indy? Both can more »
Posted 03/05/2010 06:51:27 EST
The one positive is that there's evidence the Patriots are trying. Calling and talking trade to the bitter end, offering Peppers a contract, it shows they have a pulse on trying to get better. In th more »
Posted 03/05/2010 01:58:07 EST
Any links attached to this Peppers to the Bears deal? more »
Posted 02/14/2010 05:36:48 EST
In Response to NFL VP of officiating Pereira talks/complains about pass interference, holding and Polian: Don't know if everybody saw this. Pereira said some surprising things on the radio after admi more »
Posted 02/07/2010 12:59:44 EST
Dan, you're a tampon of the dirtiest kind. Before Brady's injury, there was no debate. Now, one good season by the other guy, and here we are pitching the exact opposite argument? What happens if next more »
Posted 01/27/2010 12:13:00 EST
Favre's appeared in 2 Super Bowls, winning 1. What amazes me about the Favre hate is that he's essentially Peyton Manning with a little bit of personality in terms of career path (not in terms of styl more »
Posted 01/27/2010 11:51:25 EST
The doomsday people on this site are amazing. No other top teir QB (save Brees) has had to deal with any major injury like this in his entire career. Even with Brees, he never missed a full season. An more »
Posted 01/20/2010 01:14:18 EST
I think Martz went to Chicago. As other teams make moves, New England stands pat. I think O'Brien's horrid play calling forced Bill to pay more attention to the offense than he probably needs to. T more »
Posted 01/19/2010 05:53:06 EST
Rex should take the Phil Jackson approach and mention it BEFORE the game, so everyone starts putting a closer eye to it come gametime, which inevitably...@ least in the NBAs case...makes for better of more »
Posted 01/17/2010 02:03:44 EST
Regarding the Brackett call, "waving his hand in the face of Ray Rice" is considered faceguarding, which is technically considered a flag-able offense. The truth is, choker Manning isn't the reason I more »
Posted 01/12/2010 12:37:34 EST
Brady's still the premiere QB in the NFL. One bad year doesn't erase the fact that the last time he played a full season, he was the consensus #1 QB in the league with 50 TD passes. It takes 2 full ye more »
Posted 01/11/2010 04:19:54 EST
History has shown that Bill isn't that great without Brady. 52-62 without him, 97-31 with. That's a major, major difference in record based on the presence of one guy. I think any blame put on Bill st more »
Posted 01/11/2010 04:05:49 EST
It comes down to three things for me as a fan...and gawd, I hate being in Indy right now...losers still angry that they only have 1 ring... 1. Bill needs help around him. Other teams have gutted the P more »
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Construction crews are starting a $243 million renovation that will turn St. Paul's historic Union Depot back into a hub for trains and buses. Demolition begins Tuesday after a groundbreaking ceremony with elected officials including U.S. Rep. Betty McCollum and St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman. Crews will start clearing space for train tracks and bus lanes.