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Dick Harmon: BYU offensive coordinator Robert Anae far more positive this year than last year
ratsoutah west jordan, UTNov. 1, 2014 3:06 p.m.
Unfortunately, I think Coach Anae's play calling has been suspect, at best, for 2014....especially at crucial times...it seems the team's goal of "going for it all" at least twice a quarter has hamstrung BYU crucial drives and diverted the offense from methodical 3-4 yard gains per play successful drives into a stalled drive by unsuccessfully executing the "go for it all" plays...by doing this they have squandered many a opportune scoring drives and given the momentum to the other team...if Bronco and coach Anae truly believe that the offense has to "execute" better ... then it is high time to make "offensive play calling" a priority by calling plays that make sense and have a good to high chance of successful execution. The "going for it all" play does not fit into that category and have stalled the offense and given the momentum to the other team more often this season ...than all the defensive mistakes made this year
thebigsamoan Richmond, VAAug. 7, 2014 9:45 p.m.
@Ronald Uharriet
SWun City, Ca.
"I am the only person in Cougarville that is expecting a 12-0 season."
Not anymore, bro! I'm jumping right in with you on your boat believing that a 12-0 season will happen this year! "Be not faithless, but believing!" Count me as a true Cougar believer!
Go Cougars!
gdog3finally West Jordan, UtahAug. 7, 2014 9:26 p.m.
And if I were a BYU fan I would be more excited about this years Cougar offense as well. Like Utah the offensive line is the biggest question. Although with BYU's schedule, they are likely to push around the smaller defensive lines they play and run Jamaal Williams down the oppositions throat. If they take that away then Hill can run wild. Then BYU's offense now has the ability to throw the ball with Hill's progression as a QB and this Leslie kid (WR) seems promising.
Ronald Uharriet SWun City, Ca.Aug. 7, 2014 8:32 p.m.
I am the only person in Cougarville that is expecting a 12-0 season.
It is the 30th anniversary of our NC. It is the 50th anniversary of LES.
The 2014 is manageable with the only team ranked above us, that we play being Texas.
Texas this season is only ranked 6 points above us. Okay give them another 4 points for HFA.
Last season they were #15 when they came to us in Provo while we were unranked.
Yes I am certain that their team and their coaches will work overtime to try to beat us this season.
I am equally sure that our team and our coaches will work overtime to not allow them to beat us. Nobody in Cougar-land wants to believe that the 2013 season was a fluke. We will refuse to lost to Texas. That is the attitude that will give us the 12-0 season.
I'm not looking for a 8-4 season or a 9-3 season, or a 10-2 season or even a 11-1 season.
No!!!! This is the year that we go all the way. 12-0. I expect it.
No cute slogans and thanks to Budweiser, we are without another cute slogan this season.
idablu Idaho Falls, IDAug. 7, 2014 6:05 p.m.
I didn't say I wasn't optimistic. Heck, I get sucked in by the hype every year to a certain extent. What I am trying to say is that I am cautious. It appears BYU has improved themselves in a number of areas, but we'll see how that translates at game time. Also note that I said I wasn't sold on Anae "YET". I am perfectly happy to concede that he (and Bronco) can get better.
And even though I have been critical of Bronco Mendenhall at times I have been an ardent defender of his. The program has never been cleaner with him at the helm, and he has an extremely difficult job balancing missions, Honor Code, and recruiting under pretty restrictive limitations. I don't think there is anyone better out there that can sell the BYU product as well as he can and still do a reasonable job coaching football. I am NOT one of those calling for the replacement of Mendenhall. I just hope with a little more attention to the offense from Bronco we can see as dramatic improvement as he had with the defense... And beat Utah.
Osgrath Provo, UTAug. 7, 2014 6:00 p.m.
A lot of people making a lot of accusations. I'm curious how the fact that Anae is friendly and jovial with the press translates into hype. If he weren't optimistic, he shouldn't coach. However, let's keep in mind that last year "Go-Fast, Go-Hard" was new to the team and they found it difficult to adjust and keep up. This year they have had longer experience with it. Therefore, I choose to reserve judgment until the season is well underway.
The past does not necessarily equal the present.
We also see that the receiving corps as a whole is much better. No Hoffman, but a half dozen new players with experience and a lot more speed. Hill will have many more good targets.
Further, those faulting Bronco for a lack of progress might want to consider that John Wooden was nothing outstanding for the first 14-15 years of his UCLA career - in fact, from 1957-58 to 1960-61 the team's record was 64-39, never winning a conference title. From 1963-1975 they won 10 NCAA championships in 12 years. Let's not compare Bronco to Wooden, but let's also not say neither he nor Anae will ever get any better.
Copacetic Logan, UTAug. 7, 2014 4:43 p.m.
@ idablu:
Not being optimistic about this year's team doesn't necessarily make that person a "realist".
A person can objectively assess the changes that have happened since last season and then be an optimistic realist.
I agree that losing to a team like Utah is ESPECIALLY underachieving, particularly since BYU statistically outplayed them 3 of the past 4 years in single score losses. But I guarantee you BYU will not suffer anymore losses to Utah for a least 2 more years and probably a lot longer.
Just because Bronco has recently just been "an adequate head coach" as you state, doesn't mean he can't and won't get better. We all have that ability. And especially coaches who are able to get better players and assistant coaches under them. Bronco has recently done that on both accounts.
Robert Anae received additional experience under 2 nationally renowned head coaches during the time he was away from BYU. Being back just a single season and trying to implement an entirely new offensive scheme hasn't realistically given him a chance to show the improvement that many of us feel he's obtained.
Realistically enjoy your high expectations this year.
idablu Idaho Falls, IDAug. 7, 2014 4:16 p.m.
Consider me among the ranks of the realists. Regular donor and season ticket holder, I am loyal, but I, too, have some doubts about all the hype. I think Bronco is a very good defensive coach, but only an adequate head coach, but the type of guy the BYU Board of Directors wants heading the football team.
I am not yet sold on Robert Anae. I was glad to see him dismissed last time and there was nothing last year that proved to me that he was a better coach. He just seems out of his depth calling plays in the hurry-up offense. I am sure it is not easy calling plays on the fly, but BYU's offenses always have been best when the QB is given license to read defenses and regularly change plays at the LOS. I would like to see the reins on the QB loosened up a bit.
I can't help but have high expectations of this team and be very disappointed when they underachieve, ESPECIALLY when they lose to Utah...
Objectified Richfield, UTAug. 7, 2014 4:07 p.m.
@ Riverton Cougar:
From reading the article, I'm pretty certain that Robert Anae wants to see the same thing as you and the rest of us... winning fast and hard.
The reason "go-fast go-hard" doesn't always work as well in practice as you think it should is because the BYU defense is already so familiar with all of the offensive schemes. However, other defenses that the offensive will face the remainder of the year won't be.
That will make the execution of this year's playbook exceptionally fun for fans... but not so much for opposing teams and their fans. Utah's AD was smart enough to realize as much and so bailed out while they still could.
The "in theory" concept you mentioned will definitely start carrying over to on-the-field. I've been studying this team in much detail. They are the real deal. Barring any serious injuries to the wrong players, you can pretty much take it to the bank.
Objectified Richfield, UTAug. 7, 2014 3:49 p.m.
@ ChrisR:
Just because BYU's schedule isn't as tough as Utah's doesn't make it "super easy". A significant part of it is against P5 programs. Just more unwarranted criticism from another jeasous BYU critic.
Besides, Whittingham would undoubtedly change schedules with BYU in a heartbeat. The Ute schedule may very well cost him his job this season.
@ Y-ask-Y:
Why do you assume any Cougar fan is "hating" on any other Cougar fan? I haven't been able to read that into any comment thus far. It's appears you must be pouting because Brio didn't agree with your overt cynicism and negativity about this year's team. Well neither do I.
From all that's happened since last season, there is amble reason to now be optimistic. So try hard to resist the temptation of getting down on those of us who genuinely are.
@ TheGreatPAC12:
I really don't enjoy bursting your bubble. But even though the PAC12 is indeed a competitive conference (apparently too much so for the Utes), it's pretty much a consensus around the country with football pundits that the SEC is still at the top of the conference heap.
Riverton Cougar Riverton, UTAug. 7, 2014 3:33 p.m.
I do think that "Go fast, go hard" is a good idea in theory, although in practice it may not work as well as it should. It comes down to execution; don't go any faster than you can skillfully execute, or else it does become "Go fast, go hard, punt soon" and the defense ends up getting more tired.
What I really want to see is "Win fast, win hard".
WaybackCougar Salt Lake City, UTAug. 7, 2014 3:06 p.m.
"Strength of schedule" numbers mean nothing at the start of a season. Let's see where things stand at the end. All BYU can do is win impressively against the teams on their schedule. If they do that, I'll be happy. And the team down south forfeited the right to comparisons this year. Without a game, it's all conjecture.
CBPapa Cedar Hills, UTAug. 7, 2014 1:59 p.m.
I've been a fan for my entire life and I always get excited this time of year like other Cougar fans. But there are some good reality checks in the comments on this article.
Like many fans, I'm ready for all the pre-season hype to be backed up with QUALITY play and QUALITY wins on the field. This doesn't make me less of a fan. Some might even argue it makes me a bigger fan considering my concerns with the past few years and wanting nothing but success for the program.
In a few weeks it will be time to live up to the hype with convincing wins against most of this year's opponents.
Go Cougs.
Y-Ask-Y? Provo, UTAug. 7, 2014 1:20 p.m.
Typical. So-called "true blue" fans make disparaging remarks against those of us who inject some reality into our pre-season opinions.
Does hating on fellow Cougars make the team better?
Does criticizing and attacking fellow fans (and telling us we are not "real fans") move our Strength of Schedule up from 97th to anywhere close to Utah's at 11th?!
So what if we do have a stellar season against a thrown together mashup schedule of misfits? We get no Conference championship, least of all any power Conference status. We win big against cupcakes, lose close against legit teams, and no matter how the W - L comes out, there is always a huge question mark on every season, including the National Championship from 30 years ago.
Being positive is fine, but at some point it becomes delusional, especially when you have to bad mouth fellow fans because they break ranks with your naive wishful thinking.
Get real.
WaybackCougar Salt Lake City, UTAug. 7, 2014 12:42 p.m.
Complain, complain, complain. From experience, I can say it's a common attitude on the east coast and it seems to be spreading around in Cougar Nation.
This was a fun article! It is certainly significant that Robert Anae is being so positive. We haven't seen this before so it must mean something. I do agree that it remains to be seen whether the change is in Robert himself (offseason PR coaching?) or in the progress of the team. But isn't it fun to look forward to a bright new season?!!
And, Dick, your writing has come a long ways since you started at the DN. I used to think your sports metaphors were corny, but loved the ones in this article. Great job!
ChrisR centerville, UTAug. 7, 2014 12:30 p.m.
BYU is overrated.. super easy schedule, what a joke!
BlueHusky Mission Viejo, CAAug. 7, 2014 12:29 p.m.
Comments about "this coaching staff" always starting slow is bogus. "This coaching staff" is new. Last year they put in a completely new offense. "This coaching staff" has one year of history.
The previous three years were marred by a 4-star kid QB who called a press conference to announce his signing. After one year, under Anae, he was improving, but the following year Anae was gone and Doman was OC. Another new offense. Star QB kid could not run an option offense, failed badly. Replace with gutsy running QB with weak arm, who broke his back.
The years since independence has seen struggles on offense, a shambles to be sure, precipitated by Anae's departure and the hurry-up promotion of Doman. Meanwhile the defense became stellar under Bronco's direct management.
Those days are past. We now have Anae back with a new offense. We have an experienced DC, and Bronco as a HC.
Recruitment has focussed on speed and size on offense. Hill is the real deal and Stewart has a cannon. And guess what? Coaches learn, too. Bronco is doing the right thing, IMO.
Forget the past. This is a new team, under new management.
TheGreatPAC12 Salt Lake City, 00Aug. 7, 2014 12:08 p.m.
I would be more positive too if I didn't belong to the best conference in the country.
Proud PAC12 member
ClarkeinAK Anchorage, AKAug. 7, 2014 11:39 a.m.
Did anyone ask him if he's abandoned the run up the middle on first down play? By the end of last season, he was calling that same play most of the time...to the surprise of NO ONE.
Brio Alpine, UTAug. 7, 2014 11:36 a.m.
Wow. I'm somewhat surprised at the general negativity from several on-line commenters here. True BYU fans have traditionally been somewhat optimistic this time of year. It's too bad the past few years have created such cynicism in some of these "fans".
I've been following BYU for several decades. I've paid particular attention the Robert Anae both times he's been coaching at BYU. This is the first time I've ever heard him be so positive and optimistic before any season ever began. To me, that is particularly meaningful.
After watching the mid-season progress last year when BYU won 5 straight games including over some very good programs, some undefeated and even on the road. That was real progress from the first of the season.
Considering the high talent level of the added skill-position players, combined with the number of returning players, and also combining the added advantage of having a year to work out the wrinkles in the new offensive scheme, there are multiple legitimate reasons to warrant genuine optimism.
But if the naysayers want to maintain their getting-old cynicism, then have at it. But some of us are smiling already.
mufasta American Fork, UTAug. 7, 2014 11:35 a.m.
I am optimistic about the season for the cougs. The team is making progress. I think the coaches are doing an excellent job. Good Luck Cougars.
A_Chinese_American Cedar Hills, UTAug. 7, 2014 11:00 a.m.
Negative comments are not normal (or NOT Good) for anybody. Please enjoy life and the undeafted session (so-far) right now!
Y-Ask-Y? Provo, UTAug. 7, 2014 10:44 a.m.
Amen, eastcoastcoug.
We see it frequently, QB and receiver problems are really offensive line problems. QBs and receivers need time, and a creative offensive scheme can only buy so much time without a solid OL.
Like you, I will always be a fan, but I'm not high on Independence or this coaching staff, and I grow tired of the excuses. We have a long football tradition that is overripe for moving to the next level. But we just can't seem to get there, and I don't have the confidence in the current AD and coaching staff to make it happen.
It is way past time for a major change!
Denver Brad Highlands Ranch, COAug. 7, 2014 10:42 a.m.
A light year is actually only just over 224 Billion marathons (224,370,221,756, to be more precise).
Nowhere near 8 jillion.
still_thinking Draper, UTAug. 7, 2014 10:18 a.m.
"This is just more pre-season hype which we always get in August"
I think you missed the point of the article. Last year Anea made comments to temper the preseason hype and moderate expectations. This year Anea is building preseason hype. I like that fact that a coach who told reporters last year to check their expectations at the door is excited about this year. And counter to that - what do you want - preseason negativity? We have all season to be upset. Why don't we just enjoy a month of dreams about an undefeated season and a major bowl. If another disappointing season is coming, it will be here soon enough and we'll have plenty of time to vent and post negative comments.
Cougsndawgs West Point , UTAug. 7, 2014 10:13 a.m.
I also feel eastcoast's frustration but there are some positives for this year. I think the addition of more explosive receivers will help the passing game and open up the field more for the running game (a lot easier to run when defenses have to abandon 8 man fronts because of speed on the outside at WR.
I have also reined in my enthusiasm in preseason over the last few years. Until this coaching staff can prove to us that they know how to make in-game adjustments and adequately prepare these guys every week, I won't count on anything special. Hopefully they prove themselves this season.
Spitvalve Denton, TXAug. 7, 2014 10:05 a.m.
"...like signing new Amway reps?" Oh Puh-leeeze, Harmon!
LonestarRunner Salt Lake City, UTAug. 7, 2014 9:13 a.m.
I'm looking forward to an explosive offense and a lot of wins. If BYU can make it through September undefeated, this could be a very fun season for BYU fans.
65TossPowerTrap Salmon, IDAug. 7, 2014 8:43 a.m.
I'm going to be more optimistic than eastcoastcoug, but I understand his frustration with bad losses in September. BYU needs to win early and often this season.
blackattack Orem, UTAug. 7, 2014 8:40 a.m.
BYU will always be amazing to Dick Harmon. I totally agree with you Eastcoastcoug. Our offensive line was so weak and it was clearly evident against Wisconsin and Notre Dame.
My excitement before each football season has waned after four years of mediocre teams (since 2009 season). We haven't been ranked consistently since that season and have not even been close to an undefeated season. We got a cute slogan last year: "Go fast, go hard" that was really, "Punt fast, punt hard." Now it is, "Go fast, go hard, go far." Why don't we put the emphasis on a concrete goal of scoring touchdowns?
As long as we recruit mid-tier athletes, and do not produce NFL-talent beyond one or two draft picks a year, we will not reach elite levels and BCS games, and that is if we even had good access to those bowl games.
Frozen Chosen Savage, MNAug. 7, 2014 7:56 a.m.
This year will prove whether the hard and fast offense is viable or not. Last year was a huge learning curve for everyone but the O should run much smoother this year.
Given their relatively easy schedule, I would expect BYU to go 11-1 or better. Anything less will be a disappointment.
eastcoastcoug Danbury, CTAug. 7, 2014 6:55 a.m.
Sounds like Harmon is the one most optimistic. BYU NEEDS to be better for how awful we looked at times last year. An offensive line that couldn't move schoolchildren off the line, receivers who were never open, and a QB who never had or took time to set up and read. Just a hurry up offense. The game at U Va was an embarrassment, as was the Utah game (4th in a row). This is just more pre-season hype which we always get in August and by mid September, the air has gone out.
I will always be a fan, but I'm not high on this coaching staff and its ability to prepare or upgrade the team. We consistently hire mediocre coaches and play with a lack of emotion. With our facilities, investments and broader recruiting base, there is no excuse for our inability to step it up a level or two from where we were 20 or 30 years ago. Sad that we celebrate our high point in Cougar Football 3 decades ago without any BCS bowl appearances or an invitation to a FBS conference.


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According to BBC Sport on Twitter FOTA has agreed to remove its opposition to the 2010 regulations and submit entries for next year pending further negotiations with the FIA over the rules. I'll post any further updates on this here if they emerge this evening.
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"Those who watched the Turkish grand prix on television might be interested to learn that the people in charge of the transmission were instructed to focus their cameras tightly on the cars in order to disguise the paltry attendance."
Competition to create a helmet for Nick Heidfeld.
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Ross Brawn on whether the team will back one driver: "I think there's phases early in the season where you can't identify one driver one way or the other, and I think you should let the season run. Undoubtedly you may reach a phase towards the end where you have to make decisions, and we'll make those decisions if we have to. But at this stage there's no need and no wish to make those decisions."
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Food 4 Thought: Golden Plate Awards
Fri, 13 Nov 2009 03:14:17 GMT —
Texas Branding Iron inside the Sunrise Mall in Brownsville and El Rancho Grande Restaurant in San Juan were the 2009 Golden Plate Award winners.
Joe Aguilar received the award on behalf of his food court eatery.
We asked him to read the inscription on his Golden Plate Award.
"The 2009 golden plate award...Thanks for keeping it clean... Action 4 news food patrol."
Texas Branding Iron already had two top performer stickers for perfect health inspection reports in 2009.
Now the restaurant is branded a 2009 Golden Plate Award winner by the Food Patrol.
Aguilar said the honor bestowed on his restaurant epitomizes the success of his staff.
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The owners of El Rancho Grande on North Nebraska brought in Mariachi TMs to celebrate their crowning achievement.
It was quite a turnaround from what happened to the restaurant last year.
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I feel great, he said. It was quite an embarrassment last year... I really have to thank the staff for being a top performer and cleaning things up."
The all new Chipped Plate Awards went to restaurants in a number of different categories including: Most Embarrassing, Most Uninviting, Most Photogenic and Most Entertaining. Here are the winners:
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It scored 86 demerits on a health inspection report back in August.
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Softball Defeats Utah, UC Riverside in Southern Utah Tournament
2003 PCSC Player of the Year Sami Strinz throws seven innings for the undefeated Lions.
Feb. 7, 2004
St. George, Utah - Senior Sami Strinz threw a complete game and juniors Jessica Grassi and Caylin Hornish went 2-for-3 to lead Loyola Marymount softball over Utah 4-2 in game one of the Southern Utah Tournament.
The Lions moved to 3-0, while Utah starts its 2004 season with a loss.
LMU scored first, scoring three runs in the third inning and its final run in the fourth. The Lions kept Utah from scoring until the fourth inning, as Utah scored one run in the fourth and fifth.
Grassi and Hornish each went 2-for-3 for the Lions. Danielle Kaminaka, Emily Foltz, and Brittany Bassett, and Strinz each added hits for LMU.
Strinz earned her second win of the season, throwing seven innings in today's win. The 2003 Pacific Coast Softball Conference Player of the Year stuck out six and allowed just five hits, without walking a single batter.
The Lions went on to defeat UC Riverside 12-7 in game two. LMU's offense strung together 17 hits, inlcuding four home runs by Trisha Gomes, Casie Phillips, Strinz, and Lisa Abbott. Krystal Kehr and Strinz split the pitching duties, as the Lions moved to 4-0 on the 2004 season.
The Lions continue play at the Southern Utah Tournament tomorrow.
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The City Council put its controversial vote on water-rate increases on hold this week after Mayor Zareh Sinanyan said on Tuesday that he couldn't support a proposed bump he backed during earlier discussions.
Rather than pushing forward a plan to ratchet up water revenues by 4% over four years on average systemwide, Sinanyan said he would be more comfortable with a 3% boost across the same time period.
But during Tuesday's meeting, city officials didn't have the breakdown showing how such a 3% increase will affect the utility's bottom line as well as individual bills, so the council tabled its decision until next week.
A 3% average systemwide increase could have differing effects on customers because Glendale's water rates take into account customer class —such as single-family, multifamily or commercial — as well as meter size and water use.
In 2012, the council approved multiple years of water-rate increases that, in the end, overcharged some customers and undercharged others, prompting the utility to collect millions less than expected, dig deeper into a budget hole and necessitate a new series of rate hikes. Glendale is suing the consultant that designed the botched 2012 rates, Willdan Financial Services of Temecula, for $9.3 million.
The 4% plan that had majority support last week and was primed for a vote on Tuesday would equate to a 20.1% compounded increase over four years.
Under that proposal, a single-family customer using 1,900 cubic feet of water, or 14,212 gallons, with a three-quarter-inch water meter, would see their monthly $72.12 bill increase by $6.70, or 9%, the first year and by $17, or 24%, to $89.12 by fiscal year 2017-18.
A commercial customer using 100 hundred cubic feet of water, or 748,000 gallons, with a 2-inch water meter, would see their monthly $382.38 bill decrease by $33.72, or 9%, the first year and increase by $11.09, or 3%, to $393.47 by fiscal year 2017-18.
The 3% rate would be 12.55% compounded over four years. After a rough calculation, City Manager Scott Ochoa said Sinanyan's plan would leave the water side of the utility with $9 million to $10 million in debt — essentially leaving officials running in place as the water account is currently $10.1 million in the red.
Councilman Ara Najarian said he would wait to see the new numbers, but he would only vote for a rate increase that has the smallest impact on customers while moving the utility into positive cash flow. The 4% plan would up cash reserves to $4.4 million by 2018, which is still less than the $11.3 million required by a city mandate.
"My primary and singular objective in this process is to preserve the sustainability of our water company," Najarian said, adding that not voting for an increase at all is "just pie in the sky."
"I don't think that's responsible at all," he said, referring to Councilwoman Paula Devine's stance on the rates. Last week, she said she couldn't support any rate increase because residents have conserved.
Councilman Dave Weaver said he was tired of rate discussions — the city has been working on them for months — and wanted to vote for the 4% plan, which he described on Tuesday as a compromise. It would have a gentler impact on customers' bills than an original suggestion that would have boosted rates on a compounded basis by 21.8% over four years on average.
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Whitney Houston and Stevie Wonder. I just wonder if they're setting these contestants up to fail. The one person they always say not to sing and then they make every single girl sing it. Hmph. Tonight was pretty rough for me in the first half but the second delivered a few gems. I also have to admit it was very sad for me to hear the phrase, "I didn't grow up listening to Whitney." Sad, folks! OK, so let's get to it.
Joshua – I love Joshua and he sang it alright but I just felt like the song choice was poor. It came across like a cheesy show opener.
Elise – This definitely wasn't her gig but I still appreciated the full rich parts of her voice.
Jermaine – This was by far my favorite performance from Jermaine so far in the competition. But I'm not sure how much that's saying since he has yet to wow me.
Erika – I just don't see what the judges see. I think she sings everything right and all but I just don't enjoy her staying in that low register for so much of the song.
Colton – That was rough for me. I can't stand how he slurs his words. I barely understood half of what he said. The end got a lot better though and I love when he belts those notes.
Shannon – Yikes! Where was our beauty pageant moment? This should have been a slam dunk for her and that key change was just horrendous. I feel bad because I think she probably CAN do the song.
Deandre –I didn't care for this much at all. It's interesting Stephen mentioned Nyema because I wasn't much of a fan of hers either.
Skylar – I was nearly clapping when Mary said to dial it down. Exactly what a mentor needed to tell her and it sure did pay off. I really, really enjoyed that. She can slay a note but it's nice to see her build to that instead of feeling like you get a beat-down the entire song.
Heejun – Have I mentioned this post how much I love Heejun. "I love you more than Jimmy." He's a RIOT. This probably wasn't my favorite song of his. It was pretty enough it just didn't blow me away.
Hollie – Hollie totally stole the show at this point. That was right up her alley and I found myself singing along and actually feeling like I was listening to a Whitney song.
Jeremy – Jeremy hasn't wowed me to date but I felt like that was beautiful. His tone really shined through for me tonight.
Jessica – Ya'll I just cried through her entire song. That was so perfect and so Whitney. A little of me mourned Whitney's death for the first time and at the same time celebrated that Jessica just pulled that off. Wow. I honestly don't know that I've ever cried watching this show. Simply breathtaking.
Phillip – Phillip just makes me smile. I love to watch him sing and play and he's just got this cool vibe and looks so cute doing it. I really don't even know if the judges know how to judge him just because he's so unique.
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I am determining whether or not I am staying Europe for a few weeks after my study abroad in Paris. The program ends July 11th and my cousins and grandma are traveling to Italy to meet my extended family August 1st. My grandma hasn't seen her family in over twenty years so it would be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see her in her natural environment. That would leave two weeks to fill in Europe. I am stuck because I would love to travel alone for two weeks. That would be a dream come true. But, I feel that it is a stretch since I am not in control of my monetary needs at the moment, which leaves the final say in the hands of my parents who are not as thrilled with the idea as much as I am. Well my Dad is, but my mom is not. As much as I want to push my "master plan," I feel like I am flirting with the spoiled kid syndrome where I feel entitled to any good idea out there. In that case, I just want to wait it out, see what my parents decide and hope to God they say yes.
In studio news, the quad conference went well. It was nice to see a bunch of other architecture students from other schools. I ran into a friend from Syracuse who took a summer studio course with me in high school. Its great to be able to talk about architecture now without talking out of our ass. We had our infamous Beaux-Arts Ball in the neo-classic Postal Museum down in DC. The building was beautiful but the odd thing was we ended up having the dance in the hallway. They didn't hold it in the main hall. Well, I was a hit that night, as I was called out by the DJ for showing off my sweet dance moves on crutches. There was a lot of hopping. The next day was painful. I guess you had to be there.
We just finished our urban project. I learned the perils of group work this week. One group mate got sick three days before it was due. So the work was up to me and one other girl. It was a tough week but I am happy with the result. Now for some odd reason, I am still in the architecture building without anything to do. I don't think its a good sign when I start to relax here...
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There will be no love lost on Friday, according to Bafana Bafana interim coach Steve Komphela, as his side look to end their goal-scoring woes against Gabon in Nelspruit.
The South Africans go into the friendly match fresh off two World Cup qualifying stalemates, against Ethiopia and Botswana, and will be desperate to bag their first win in nine matches.
"International friendlies are supposed to be friendly, but there is no friendliness in these matches," Komphela said.
"There is pressure with your Fifa rankings that you go in looking to get a result."
While they would be eager for a morale-boosting victory, however, Komphela said they would need to use the opportunity to experiment with different combinations.
"The other objective that we have to sell to the public is: would you give us an opportunity to try TK (Tokelo Rantie) with (Eleazar) Rodgers, new combinations. It's a huge challenge," he said.
"Now the responsibility, especially on international coaches when you approach a friendly, is to sell the idea.
"Also with your employers, the (SA Football Association) must understand that we know it is important to have the rankings because they have a huge impact in terms of confidence."
It was challenging to find a balance, Komphela said, between winning a game and giving fringe players opportunities.
"(We can't go in)again with the same formula that has not given us results," he said.
"I think we will have to try tweak it, but not too much.
"It's two-fold. The objective is to give people experience and (give them) exposure.
"The other side is not wanting to lose matches, so you have to strike a very good balance."
South Africa have fallen 21 places in the last 10 months, to 68th position in the Fifa World Rankings.
They have not won a game since defeating Burkina Faso 3-0 in Johannesburg in August. – Sapa


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April 17, 2017 6:00 am
If a blown save is bad, what about two or more?
Something odd happened during the Giants-Diamondbacks season opener. No, not Madison Bumgarner hitting two home runs. And not the Giants losing a game they led entering the ninth inning, making Bruce Bochy think he's living out Groundhog Day or something.
Rather, it's something related to the scoring of the game. Here is the MLB.com box score for Giants pitchers in the game:
January 22, 2017 12:02 am
What would managers and catchers chat about if they had NFL-style headsets?
Last week, it was reported by Teddy Cahill at Baseball America that the American Baseball Coaches Association's committee on pace of play was considering putting a digital headset in catchers' helmets, similar to those used by NFL quarterbacks, so coaches could more quickly relay play calls in-game.
July 30, 2013 6:28 am
Is there a downside to trying to protect a pitcher by cutting an excellent outing short?
Last week, we talked about Tim Lincecum's 148 pitch no-hitter and found that while there might be some consequence for a pitcher's next start due to such a long outing, it was relatively small and generally gone by the second start. So there's not much penalty in the short term for leaving a pitcher in to throw a lot of pitches; what about the penalty for taking him out?
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July 28, 2012 12:03 am
The Giants help shore up their middle infield by acquiring Marco Scutaro.
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April 25, 2012 1:04 pm
Sergio Romo should never not be pitching.
Since 2011, the left-handed pitchers who have faced the highest percentage of left-handed batters:
April 24, 2012 3:00 am
What do Bruce Bochy, Xavier Nady, Brandon Belt, Tim Lincecum, Barry Zito, Matt Cain, Mike Krukow, and Mark Grant have in common?
Nady, Bochy, Belt
I had prepared trivia questions in case we ran out of things to discuss. We didn't, but since I've already written the questions, here are their answers. They all have a Bay Area theme:
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March 8, 2012 3:00 am
Did Bruce Bochy step over the line in having an opponent's scout removed from a team practice?
There was not a whole lot of bad blood between the Giants and Angels coming out of the 2002 World Series, and a decade later, the wounds inflicted on this then-12-year-old fan have mostly healed. The sight of a rally monkey still makes me cringe, but there is no longer any internal debate as to which Los Angeles-area franchise I find less tolerable.
Wednesday's tiff between Angels scout Jeff Schugel and Giants manager Bruce Bochy won't do much to change that, but it does raise the issue of talent evaluators' access to other teams' facilities. Bochy told CSN Bay Area's Andrew Baggarly that he was putting his players through a "fundamental drill," and intimated that rival scouts have no place at such activities.
October 24, 2010 1:00 pm
With pitching the name of the series, one manager used a plethora of starters to try to get a win.
Upsets don't leave everyone upset. When you get baseball as beautiful as Saturday night's tension-drenched contest between the Giants and the Phillies, you get an uncomplicated reminder that the game's great glory is that it can produce drama that has nothing to do with who's doing what, and everything to do with what's being done.
September 22, 2009 3:45 pm
Despite last night's heroics, Bruce Bochy's misuse of Fred Lewis may be a key reason the Giants will miss the postseason.
Fred Lewis was the lead in the AP game story about the Giants' 5-4 win over the Diamondbacks last night. Pinch-hitting with the bases loaded and one out in the eighth, Lewis hit a ground ball to second base that well could have been an inning-ending double play. He beat out the relay throw to first, however, which allowed the go-ahead run to score. The Giants' bullpen held onto the lead over the last six outs, moving the team to four games behind the wild-card leading Rockies with 12 games to play.
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April 18, 2007 12:00 am
The health and effectiveness of San Francisco's two famous Barrys will determine whether the aging squad can capture an NL West title in manager Bruce Bochy's first season.
Yet, Bochy decided to leave the Padres at the end of last season with one year left on his contract. He made the move after management declined to extend his deal, even though he'd led them to consecutive playoff appearances. The Padres instead gave Bochy their blessing when he sought the Giants' job after Felipe Alou's contract expired at the end of last season.
"I had a year left in San Diego and it wasn't like I was just looking to leave and going to go after just any job," Bochy said. "The San Francisco job was attractive to me. It's a great city, a great ballpark, and a franchise that is committed to winning year in and year out. I just thought it was the right situation for me at the right time in my life."
October 31, 2006 12:00 am
Before all the IBA ballots are counted, staff picks give a hint as to what hands the awards may find themselves in.
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Travis Hafner posted the highest OBP in the AL while nobody noticed, while Neifi Perez ended up getting playoff PT. The young guns had their day and then some. Jermaine Dye gave a lengthy spanking to his 90th percentile PECOTA projection (PECOTA's .288/.359/.516 versus an actual .315/.385/.622). The crop of AL rookies included a guy with a 0.92 ERA finishing third, and rooks like Jered Weaver (105:33 K:BB) and Francisco Liriano (144:32) threatening to be Johan Santana's biggest challengers in 2007. The National League featured tighter races, including a four-way brawl for the Pitcher of the Year and another impressive crop of newbies.
Eight staff members weighed in on the season that was, casting their ballots for the Internet Baseball Awards. We summarized their findings below, and then let them have their individual say.
April 6, 2004 12:00 am
For the following survey, 13 members of the Baseball Prospectus staff submitted their predictions in time for publication, covering--among other things--divisional standings and end-of-season awards.
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The Right to Bear Arms ... Bare Butts and Big Bellies
Mark Twain once said he would rather have termites infest his house than have the Missouri Legislature go into session. Some cynical folks feel the same way about the Tennessee Legislature. But not me. Some of my best friends are members of the Tennessee Legislature, and I have the cancelled checks to prove it.
Each year you and I can count on Tennessee lawmakers to come up with creative new approaches to protect our rights. Take the most recent legislative session. (As State Representative Henny Youngman would say, "Please!"). It will go down in Tennessee history as the Legislature that protected Tennesseans' rights to bear arms, bare butts, and big bellies.
Enough (in fact, more than enough) has been written regarding the new Tennessee laws protecting our rights under the Second Amendment. But too little attention has been given to what the Legislature did (or actually, did not do) that impacted Tennesseans' rights to bare butts and big bellies.
Specifically, the Legislature did not pass the so-called "saggy pants" law, while it did pass Senate Bill 1092 that would prohibit Tennessee cities and counties from requiring restaurants to provide calorie counts on food items on menus. (I'm not sure these two items are related, but then again, maybe they are.)
In March, State Representative Joe Towns introduced a bill that would ban low-riding trousers that "exposes the (wearer's) underwear or bare buttocks."
Representative Towns proposed the "saggy trousers" law as a part of the war on crack. As Representative Towns told The Tennessean, "People with the crack of their butt showing is offensive. I should have called it the anti-crack bill, because people are tired of seeing the crack of folks' butts."
Opponents of the proposed new law quickly challenged its constitutionality. Hedy Weinberg, Executive Director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee, told The Tennessean, "We cannot criminalize the style of dress just because we find it distasteful. Banning saggy pants violates freedom of expression and promotes racial profiling."
Card-carrying members of the ACLU were not the only folks concerned about the constitutionality of the proposed saggy pants law. "Titty Bar" owners were also concerned. Stay with me, brothers and sisters, because to borrow a phrase from the great Dave Barry, I promise you I am not making this up.
Tracie O'Neill, a Nashville lobbyist who represents strip clubs, also warned Tennessee lawmakers that the saggy pants bill was unconstitutional. According to an article in The Nashville Scene, Ms. O'Neill was concerned that police officers in Tennessee would use the saggy pants law "to raid titty bars to arrest strippers."
No doubt about it, this was a legal issue that needed to be briefed (so to speak) from top to bottom.
And so, State Representative Karen Camper asked Tennessee Attorney General Bob Cooper to give a written opinion as to whether the proposed saggy pants law was constitutional.
General Cooper gave the matter a great deal of thought. He is not the sort of guy who just files an opinion off the cuff or on the fly.
On May 8, 2009, General Cooper notified legislators that the proposed saggy pants law was "... arguably constitutionally vague because it does not set forth a standard for its violation that may be readily understood." Furthermore, General Cooper said, "If passed, the legislation could also be vulnerable to constitutional attack on substantive due process grounds because it arguably interferes with a liberty interest to dress as one chooses."
As always, the Legislature listened to General Cooper, and at this very moment, I am exercising my liberty right to wear my seersucker trousers dragging low along the side of my hips.
But while the Legislature protected my right to bare my fanny as well as my arms, its efforts to protect my right to a big belly was vetoed by a calorie-conscious Governor Bredesen. Pointing out that a whopping 36 percent of Tennesseans are now "obese" (a legal term meaning fat as a pig), the Governor vetoed the bill which would have prohibited Tennessee counties and municipalities from requiring restaurants to provide calorie information to their customers.
I am just hoping the City of Memphis does not now pass an ordinance requiring the Rendezvous to post on its menu how many calories are found in a slab of ribs. If this happens, I will be so mad I will exercise my First Amendment right to lower my saggy seersucker pants and moon the waiter.
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COUNCILS across Hampshire welcomed measures in the Budget to help local people, but some called for more to be done.
Sean Woodward, leader of Fareham Borough Council, said efforts to help businesses would have a positive effect on the town, creating more jobs.
He said an extension in business rate relief for enterprize zones was a "fantastic piece of news economically for Fareham" as it will affect the Solent Enterprize Zone at Daedalus.
This means all aviation, aerospace and marine industries at the site which do not have to pay business rates for five years will now not have to pay them for eight years.
Cllr Woodward said to each business this could be worth up to £255,000 in business rates and he hoped this would translate to more jobs for local people.
He said: "Our ambition is to create 3,500 jobs at Daedalus and this is a great assistance towards us doing that."
Fareham Borough Council leader Sean Woodward welcomed business boosts
He also welcomed the reduction in corporation tax.
Eastleigh Borough Council leader Keith House said: "Taking lower paid people out of income tax and reducing income tax for most families is helping people as the economy starts to grow again and is the same approach as Liberal Democrat Eastleigh that has cut council tax in real terms every year for eleven years in a row."
Barry Rickman, leader of New Forest District Council, said that any money on offer to help repair and reinforce flood defences was gratefully received in the wake of damage on the seafront and at Hurst spit as well as localised flooding.
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However, Hampshire County Council leader Roy Perry called for the Government to do more to help local authorities whose grants had been severely reduced in recent years.
He said he would like to see greater funding for education, care for the elderly and transport.
Although he welcomed the additional £140m for flood defences and £200m for repairing potholes, he said the money is unlikely to go far.
Hampshire County Council leader Roy Perry
He added that he would like to see councils in England given more powers to manage their own tax, spending and borrowing.
Southampton City Council leader Simon Letts, pictured, warned people will face tough times ahead and said: "The budget does very little to the cost of living prices.
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Thermaltake has unveiled their new SD100 Mini and SD200 digital home media chassis to meet the demands of home theatre users in the micro HTPC market. The SD100 Mini (Mini-ITX) and SD200 (Micro-ATX) feature a small form factor design and piano coating finish which look great on the desk or TV cabinets.
Thermaltake has released the latest SD100 Mini & SD200 digital home media chassis. Featuring a small form factor design, the SD100 Mini (Mini-ITX) and SD200 (Micro-ATX) aim to fulfill the home theater builders' demands in the micro HTPC market.
The SD100 Mini and SD200 look extremely stylish with a high quality piano coating exterior. The internal structure are also re-designed with great efficiency in space and thermal solutions. With the stylish and slim body, the SD100 Mini and SD200 do not take up too much space on your desk or TV cabinets. The SD series also comes with buili-in mini-size flex ATX PSU and vertical foot stand.
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Michael Dyer, destination unknown
An abbreviated list of areas in which running back Michael Dyer excels:
1. Running down a football field while holding a football and not getting caught. Dyer was Auburn's leading rusher in 2011, averaging more than 100 yards per game all by his lonesome, and ranked No. 20 nationally in ground yardage.
2. Drawing disciplinary action from football coaches. Suspended for (sing along if you know the words) The Ever-Popular And Mysterious Violation Of Team Rules before Auburn's Chick-fil-A Bowl game, Dyer transferred to Arkansas State, now the fiefdom of his old coordinator, Gus Malzahn. Denied an NCAA waiver to play this season, Dyer pledged to stick it out with the Red Wolves rather than opting for the 2013 NFL Draft.
Less than two weeks later, however, Dyer is adrift again after a violation of team rules that's a little more concrete:
According to a Jonesboro Sun report written by Matt Roberson (subscription required), the dismissal is likely related to a March traffic stop in White County. Dyer was pulled over by an Arkansas State Trooper who found marijuana and a gun in his vehicle. [...] It is unclear who was in possession of the gun and marijuana, per the newspaper's report. Trooper Royce Denney issued Dyer a speeding ticket and no charges were filed stemming from the discovery of the handgun or drugs. Per The Sun Denney is currently under investigation for his handling of the stop.North Alabama


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JEMMA Bowie-Hallam entered the Disability National development Plan finals at New College Leicester on Sunday April 6.
Jemma entered at level 8 and successfully gained a merit. In order to gain this award she competed on floor, beam, A bars, vault and had to show a range and conditioning routine which is set by the disability technical committee at British Gymnastics.
Jemma initially thought that she could not continue competing in her chosen sport as the Welsh Squad requirements are that she must be accompanied by a coach from her club at each monthly session, and there was no coach available, however the family have always followed Gemma and supported her competing all around the world and did not want her to have to give up her dreams, so in stepped younger sister Katie who on advice from Welsh Gymnastics took a Sports Leaders course in gymnastics in order to support her sister.
Katie is supported monthly by Women's Artistic qualified coaches who mentor her enabling her to coach Jemma, and develop her gymnastic skills.
Without the tremendous support of her family Jemma would have lost the opportunity to compete. However, Sunday saw her gain her Level 8 award as she was supported on the floor by Katie and the head coach for disability gymnastics for Wales, with older sister Joelle and mum Julie watching and supporting in the audience.


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Hooked on Words levels 2-19 Tips and Strategies
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Diagnosing a Quadricep Strain
To help your doctor achieve a proper diagnosis, he/she will begin with a medical history about you, your current condition and symptoms. He/she will inquire about the intensity of your present pain, if you heard a popping noise when you first experienced your injury, the duration and type of symptoms and the limitations you are experiencing. Details about what instigated your problem, when it started, and whether or not you have ever had treatments for this or a similar condition in the past, will be very helpful in assessing your injury.
A physical examination will be performed to determine if you have any signs of a quadriceps strain. Your doctor will visually assess and feel the muscles, bones and other soft tissue in and around your quadriceps, as well as your entire leg/knee, pelvis and lower back, to evaluate sameness (symmetry), recognize differences and identify pain and tenderness. This will help to discover any abnormalities, such as mild or severe inflammation, fluid, bruising, bone or tissue deformity, and leg length discrepancies. He/she may ask you to complete a series of flexing and extending leg movements to see what motions cause pain, weakness, tightness, or instability. This will help to determine the location of your injury (in the muscle belly or near the attachment), test for the grade of your quadriceps strain and any muscle imbalances. Generally with a strain you will experience resisted extension and pain, where as with a tear you will not be able to complete a straight leg raise. He/she will also evaluate your feet and gait (the way you walk) to determine if you overpronate, or have other alignment issues.
Most Common Quadriceps Injury Diagnostic Tests:
Most grade 1 or 2 quadriceps strains don't require diagnostic testing, however these tests will help confirm if you have a grade 3 strain and/or will rule out other causes of quadriceps pain. The severity of quadriceps injuries can often be missed, hidden or underestimated because swelling and bleeding can occur deep within the muscle. Without a diagnostic test, it can be difficult to differentiate a fractured kneecap from a quadriceps tendon tear.
X-rays will provide a two-dimensional image of the overall structure of your quadriceps and upper leg (pelvis, femur and knee). They are helpful in identifying instability, fractures, abnormal bone shapes (bone spurs, calcifications or cysts, joint degeneration), and/or other leg problems.
MRIs (magnetic resonance imaging) will provide more detailed information and will help to evaluate the soft tissues in and around your quadriceps (muscles, tendons, ligaments, fascia, and other connective tissues). They can identify ligament or tendon damage, and can help to determine the extent of your injury, the grade of your tear, inflammation or tendinopathies, as well as other associated conditions.
CT scans (computed tomography) and ultrasounds have been also used on occasion.
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There are approximately 639 muscles in the human body
Muscle aches and pains are common and can involve more than one muscle
Muscle pain also can involve ligaments, tendons, and fascia, the soft tissues that connect muscles, bones, and organs
Oral medications can mask the pain but do not aid in the healing of a muscle injury. Anti-inflammatories and pain killers can cause muscle related injuries to worsen
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Today was our final day at Cottonwood Heights Recreation Center. Once again, some little child had an "accident" in the pool, and everything was shut down for 45 minutes. This has been happening with more frequency, and phone calls with suggestions have gone unanswered.
Every hour, the pool is shut down for 5 minutes so people can take care of any issues they may have. The problem is that the public has not been informed what this time out is for, so "accidents" continue. So little children have their accidents in the pool, and everyone else is put out because irresponsible parents are not educated.
We now go to Murray Park. The Park Center also shuts down its pool every hour for a "pool check," but there a loudspeaker explains the reason for the break: to "take your children to the restroom, change diapers, locate your children." Information what a concept!


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Oh how Matt Busby would have loved to have been able to perform genetic surgery on the most gifted talent he nurtured to separate the footballing genius from the self-destructive boozer.
If Stuart Hogg is to be believed, however, evolution has done its work when it comes to George Best's long lost cousins.
"My brother and I have a bit of banter about it, in that I got the skill and he got the alcohol side," reported Hogg, whose kinship with Best was made public after he burst on to the Test rugby scene a year ago.
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All just a bit of sibling teasing of course, not least since Hogg's big brother Graham was a decent player himself who played professionally for a while, but then that is the nature of many Scottish families as the country's most shining talent further demonstrated.
"I haven't taken a lot of stick about the George Best thing because it's true," the 20-year-old explained. "The family have regular visits across from Ireland and back and I'm the only one who hasn't been there yet . . . and I'm the reason why we know them. I'm hoping to go over back end of the season. I've met a few of the family that have come across. They're daft to be honest.


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Charles loses value with the addition of Jones
Michael Fabiano | Tags: Jamaal Charles, Kansas City Chiefs, Larry Johnson, Thomas Jones
The Chiefs have signed former Jets RB Thomas Jones to a two-year contract. The move will keep Jamaal Charles from being overworked next season, but it certainly won't improve his fantasy value.
Charles was one of the biggest fantasy sleepers of the 2009 season. Owned in a mere 39 percent of NFL.com leagues in Week 1, he went on to finish 12th in fantasy points among running backs after a late-season run that saw him record 149 points over the final eight weeks.
Titans RB Chris Johnson was the lone runner with more points during that time.
With Jones now in the backfield mix, Charles will no longer hold a true featured spot in the Chiefs backfield.
His value won't take an enormous tumble as a result of the move, but Jones will see around eight to 10 touches per game, including short-yardage and goal-line work.
Those lost carries in the red zone will hurt Charles' draft value the most.
Overall, fantasy owners should still see him as a viable No. 1 running back. Charles will receive a greater majority of the carries than Jones and is still a good bet to post 40-50 receptions, 1,400-1,500 scrimmage yards and somewhere in the neighborhood of 10 touchdowns in the offense of new coordinator Charlie Weis.
He also has the best FPA rating of any running back in the league, so Charles will have more than his share of favorable opponents to dominate.
Jones, a top-five fantasy back on NFL.com in each of the last two seasons, simply puts a cap on Charles' statistical ceiling. He's also now one of the better fantasy handcuffs in the league.


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When a document is scanned, the system automatically associates it with the applicable entity, such as an invoice, vendor, client, or asset.
The system also allows authorized users to annotate the image, highlight portions of it, or apply standard "rubber stamps", such as "Received" or "Paid".
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Apr 5, 2011 04:48PM dlb823 wrote:
mrochon, at this point, you need the expertise of a breast surgeon, rather than an ob/gyn. Atypical cells are pre-DCIS, and DCIS is pre-invasive breast cancer. While a lumpectomy may be advisable, the need probably is not urgent. From what you've told us, you certainly have time to gather more facts and make a more informed decision.
Here's a list of NCI-designated comprehensive cancer centers. This is where you will find experts in breast health (breast surgeons).
I would strongly suggest a second opinion app't. with a breast surgeon at whichever one is closest to you. They will be able to give you a much better explanation of your situation, determine if your family history poses an additional risk, and guide you re. the scheduling a lumpectomy, if that's what's recommended.
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Discussion in 'Blueprints: Requests' started by stienos, Oct 31, 2011.
Can't find this one
Because there's none released yet officially even on the official site. but if your need reference i think this is cool. click here
Thanks alot, wish there were blueprints :c
lamborghini aventador lp700-4
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Don't use that blueprint its inaccurate, its copied from a photo, and their are lens distortions affecting perspective, for instance in that frontview you should be able to see the rear shoulder of the car, and the front nose is larger that it should compared to an orthographic view or using a lens at 35mm compared to 100mm at a certain distance when shooting the car.
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Parents fought long and hard for historic South Ward Elementary School in Clearwater to remain open after school district officials wanted to close it. Generations of Clearwater residents had been schooled there. Parents wondered how the school district could even consider shutting the doors.
So year after year, rather than the death knell sounding at South Ward, the school bell rang and a new school year began. The voices of excited children bounced off the high ceilings, and their feet clomped loudly on the old wood floors polished to a high gleam.
But on Tuesday, the last South Ward Elementary School student left the building. The high cost of maintaining the school and a new student assignment plan spelled the end for South Ward. As soon as administrators have concluded their end-of-year-tasks there, the lights will be turned off, the door will be locked, and a fence will be erected to secure the building and the campus. It will not operate as a school again.
Now what?
South Ward Elementary is the oldest school building in Pinellas County. Opened in 1906, it is on the National Register of Historic Places. Could the school district possibly tear it down?
"Not on my watch," declared Dr. Leon Hobbs, associate superintendent for facilities and operations.
Thankfully, he is a person who values history, and we hope there are others like him in Pinellas County who will be advocates for saving the big white building at 601 S Fort Harrison Ave. in Clearwater. It would be a shame to demolish this historic structure that holds so many memories for so many residents.
Yet it isn't clear what purpose the building could serve. It would make a great school museum, but the school district has no money for such things.
"It's a luxury we can't afford right now," Hobbs said. "It would have to be done by some philanthropic group."
But these are difficult times for philanthropic groups, too.
Hobbs said the school district has made no decision about what to do with the property beyond securing it and performing basic maintenance so it doesn't become an eyesore. The district's strategic planning committee meets regularly to discuss such issues and eventually could make a recommendation about whether to keep or sell the property.
The property is valuable because it is on a major thoroughfare and close to Clearwater's developing downtown, but it would present some challenges to a new owner. There is more than 31,500 square feet of enclosed building space on the campus, including the cafeteria and media center, which are newer than the historic classroom building. The classroom building, like any historic structure, requires substantial maintenance, and it would be difficult to retrofit to meet the requirements of the Americans With Disabilities Act.
The best course of action may be just what the school district intends: seal off the building to protect it from weather and vandals, and hope that after the economy improves, someone with money and interest in saving historic structures will come forward.
Perhaps some of those who were deeply involved in the effort to save another local National Register property, the Belleview Biltmore Hotel, will step up and become advocates for preserving South Ward. The school is a treasure to the local community, and it is worth saving.


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Stella Damasus & Daniel Ademonikan Turn Marriage Counsellors On Internet Radio Show
Jan 20, 2015 – Stella Damasus & Daniel Ademonikan Turn Marriage Counsellor On Internet Radio Show
Run-away husband and film maker Daniel Ademinokan and alleged husband snatcher Stella Damasus have found a new career on the net.
On the latest edition of i2radio, Daniel talked about opposite sex and how it affects marriage.
Stella Damasus asked: Should a married man/woman allow their spouse to have a best friend of the opposite sex."For a married woman or man, I do not subscribe to having a best friend of the opposite sex."
Daniel Ademinokan responded with:
"Before I got married I had many female friends. One of them I fell in love with because we were just so fond of ourselves but she didn't feel the same way for me. From that experience I was smart enough to know that it may not be safe and sane to discuss issues that will stir up emotions.Usually best friends don't set boundaries. I personally as a guy would not advice to have a best friend that is female or vice versa.
"If your wife is not your best friend as a man, you have a problem.Try the best you can to make your wife your best friend.If you feel your wife doesn't understand you, look for a guy. Not a female because emotions may stir up. I'm not saying you can't have a female friend but there should be boundaries.Your character is like smoke, somehow it will find its way out.
When there are issues don't wait for someone else to console your spouse.I will not condone my wife having a male best friend and I myself will NOT have a female best friend."
This is laughable, the two run away lovers are now counselling others on how to relate with opposite sex.
Stella Damasus no get shame at all! Wonder what she would do if another opposite sex snatched Daniel from her. I don't think she knows the kind of pain she put her colleague Doris Simeon through after snatching Daniel from her.
The two 'yeye couple' no get mouth for this subject at all.


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Here's a quick walk through of the process I usually go through:
First step is obviously a sketch. This is usually where I'd stop in my white sketch book.
Then I'll add a little bit of color to the sketch in different areas to draw interest. The toned paper is nice because it helps unify your colors. That's especially nice when you're working with a very limited palette.
Then I'll add ink and whatever other finishing touches it needs. On this one I added a white halo to help the drawing pop a little more.
Here are a few other drawings I've done in the past little bit:


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Jose Antonio Vargas and the L.A. Times create a platform for immigration and identity
On Tuesday, the Los Angeles Times announced a new partnership with journalist Jose Antonio Vargas in creating #EmergingUS. According to a press release, the multimedia platform will examine "the intersection of race, immigration, identity and the complexities of multiculturalism. #EmergingUS will aim to illuminate these issues and create a dialogue at a time when demographic shifts are transforming the face of America."
Vargas, who is also an undocumented immigrant, revealed his status in an article in The New York Times Magazine in 2011. Last year, he created the film "Documented" about his own experiences in the U.S.. Vargas, who started Define American, was also detained last year in McAllen, Texas by U.S. border patrol agents. He was later released.
In the press release, Times Publisher Austin Beutner spoke about the partnership.
"Los Angeles is the most diverse big city in our country, America's window to Asia and Latin America. Los Angeles is where America comes to see its future, and part of that future will be built on a better understanding of how diversity plays a role in our lives," said Times Publisher and CEO Austin Beutner. "Jose is uniquely suited to look at the issues and find and tell stories that will inform all of us."
CNN's Brian Stelter reported on the new platform on Tuesday and noted that, like other outlets that have worked with Vargas, the L.A. Times can't directly hire him because of his immigration status. Instead, they're working with him as partners.
Beutner emphasized that Vargas is coming on board as a journalist, not an activist.
"The point of view" of the venture, he said, "is that this is an important topic to be talked about. It's not meant to be advocacy, and it won't be advocacy. But the mere fact that we're telling more stories will change, we think, the way people view the topic."
You can follow #EmergingUS on Twitter here.