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No. 97: Marshall
By Paul Myerberg // May 23, 2012
Doc Holliday has passed his first test, which was winning — period. But the winning Marshall has done over Holliday's first two seasons has come about with Mark Snyder's players doing a good portion of the heavy lifting, which leads Holliday to his second test: Winning with his own players, not a roster composed predominantly of players recruited and developed by the previous staff. This quest begins in 2012, as Holliday and the Thundering Herd experience some large-scale roster turnover for the first time. But help is on the way. Holliday's reputation as one of the nation's premier recruiters was well-deserved: Marshall has recruited as well as any program in Conference USA since his arrival following the 2010 season, reeling in the league's third- and second-best classes in 2011 and 2012, respectively. More than a third of February's recruiting class held B.C.S. conference offers — and not just from Duke and Indiana, mind you, but L.S.U., U.S.C., Nebraska and Florida, among others. And yes, help is on the way: 15 of the 30 recruits signed in February were on campus in time for spring ball.
Conference USA, East
Huntington, W.Va.
Thundering Herd
Returning starters
13 (8 offense, 5 defense)
Last year's ranking
No. 97
2011 record
(7-6, 5-3)
Last year's
No. 59
2012 schedule
- Sept. 1
at West Virginia
- Sept. 10
W. Carolina
- Sept. 15
- Sept. 22
- Sept. 29
at Purdue
- Oct. 6
- Oct. 20
at Southern Miss.
- Oct. 27
- Nov. 3
- Nov. 10
at U.A.B.
- Nov. 17
- Nov. 24
at E.C.U.
Last year's prediction
Looking at this roster, I see an offense in trouble and a defense good enough to win games but not quite good enough to lead the Thundering Herd to 6-6. Again, this defense is good: Curry is an underrated star-in-waiting, the linebacker corps has a nice blend of experience and youth and the secondary returns all four starters. But the offense is questionable, mainly because the running game remains an issue and we don't yet know, thanks to injuries, what to expect from the receivers. And that's not mentioning the quarterback situation, which is yet unresolved and might not be decided until September. When taken with the schedule, it's not exactly a winning situation.
2011 recap
In a nutshell By all accounts, Marshall should not have squeezed into bowl play, let alone won seven games for only the second team in nine years. Marshall was outscored by a shade shy of 100 points on the season, failing to crack the 300-point mark as a team for the fifth straight year while allowing more than that total for the sixth consecutive season. The offense ranked among the bottom 25 nationally in most meaningful offensive categories: rushing offense, total offense, scoring offense, first downs, rushing touchdowns and third down conversions, to name a few. The schedule was one of the five toughest among non-B.C.S. conference teams; the Thundering Herd played four 10-win teams in September, for instance. That Marshall was able to cobble together a winning season, taking advantage of a weaker second half while shocking two favorites in September and October, reflects awfully well on Holliday and his staff. What the Herd could use, however, is a Saturday off — not in the traditional sense, with a bye week, but in an easy win: only one of last season's seven wins came by more than 10 points.
High point Marshall had two impressive wins through the first Saturday of October. Marshall posted a 26-20 home win over Southern Mississippi on Sept. 10; the Golden Eagles would lose only one other game the rest of the season, and not until mid-November. Two weeks later, the Herd notched a 17-13 win at Louisville, handing the program its first win over a B.C.S. conference program since topping Kansas State in 2003. Marshall also closed strong, winning three of its last four to reach bowl eligibility.
Low point Another loss to West Virginia, an ugly showing against Ohio and a loss to U.C.F. where Marshall utterly failed to show up. The latter stands as the Herd's only head-scratching loss on the season, however; the five remaining losses came to the Mountaineers, Bobcats, Virginia Tech, Houston and Tulsa.
Tidbit Marshall won seven games in 2009, Mark Snyder's final season with the program, but last fall marked the first time the Thundering Herd had won seven games against F.B.S. competition in a single season since 2003. And unlike in 2003, when the Herd opened the season with a win over Hofstra, each of the Herd's wins came against teams in the F.B.S.; in addition, the Herd capped last season with a bowl win, unlike in 2003, when Marshall won eight games during the regular season but did not land a postseason invite.
Tidbit (ranked teams edition) Marshall's win over Kansas State on Sept. 20, 2003, was the program's last against a ranked opponent. It's the second of two such wins, joining a 21-16 victory over then-No. 20 Miami (Ohio) in 1976. Since beating the Wildcats, Marshall has dropped 13 straight games against ranked opposition, including three — West Virginia, Virginia Tech and Houston — a year ago. Last fall marked the first season in program history that the Herd played three ranked teams in the same season; if you use the final rankings, which adds Southern Mississippi, Marshall played four ranked teams.
Tidbit (Texas edition) Marshall doesn't play well in Texas. The Herd are 0-8 all-time in games played in the Lone Star State, with all eight losses coming since 2004. The streak began in 2004 with a loss to Cincinnati in the Fort Worth Bowl; that was followed by a loss to UTEP in 2005, to S.M.U. in 2006, Houston in 2007, Rice in 2008, UTEP in 2009, S.M.U. in 2010 and Houston a year ago. What's ironic about this losing streak is that Marshall is a perfect 8-0 against Texas-based teams in games played in Huntington: North Texas in 1988, S.M.U. in 2005 and 2009, UTEP in 2006 and 2010, Rice in 2007 and 2011 and Houston in 2008.
Former players in the N.F.L.
13 OT Daniel Baldridge (Jacksonville), RB Ahmad Bradshaw (New York Giants), CB Omar Brown (Baltimore), DE Vinny Curry (Philadelphia), LB Mario Harvey (Indianapolis), DT Delvin Johnson (Washington), DT Johnny Jones (Green Bay), C Doug Legursky (Pittsburgh), LS Chris Massey (Chicago), DE Albert McClellan (Baltimore), WR Randy Moss (San Francisco), TE Lee Smith (Buffalo), S C.J. Spillman (San Francisco).
Arbitrary top five list
N.B.A. teams most likely to win two titles before 2015
1. Oklahoma City Thunder.
2. Miami Heat.
3. Chicago Bulls.
4. Denver Nuggets.
5. San Antonio Spurs.
John "Doc" Holliday (West Virginia '79), 12-13 after two seasons with the program. Holliday was hired to replace Mark Snyder, who resigned – or was fired, but that's semantics – after going 22-37 over five seasons at Marshall. After closing strong in 2010, his debut season, Holliday led the Thundering Herd into bowl play last fall; so far, so good. The vast majority of Holliday's experience came at his alma mater, where he accepted a graduate assistant position immediately upon exhausting his eligibility in 1979. He served at West Virginia from 1979-99, mostly as the receivers coach (1983-89, 1993-99) but also as the inside linebackers coach (1990-92). From 1995-99, Holliday was West Virginia's assistant head coach. After spending eight seasons at N.C. State (2000-4) and Florida (2005-7), maintaining that associate head coach title at both stops, Holliday returned to Morgantown as the late Bill Stewart's top assistant following Rich Rodriguez's departure for Michigan following the 2007 season. As his resume shows, Holliday had never held a head coaching position on any level, nor even a coordinator position, before being tabbed at Marshall. So how did he get this far? His ability to recruit, of course. This reputation has grown exponentially over the last decade, a period that saw Holliday first recruit much of the nucleus of Florida's latest national championship-winning team in addition to serving as the point man for West Virginia's recruiting efforts. Is this enough to justify landing a head coach position on the F.B.S. level? Nowadays, yes. But any questions about his ability to lead his own program were answered down the stretch in 2010 and during last season's run to bowl play. Even if the Herd take a slight step back this season, Holliday looks like the right man for the job.
Players to watch
Marshall's issues on offense have stymied this team for years, which is a strange development for those familiar with the team's history as an offensive innovator and frontrunner. Those days are long gone, true, but the Thundering Herd do return enough experience to take a nice step forward on offense — then again, it's hard to imagine the offense faring any worse than it did last fall, when it ranked among the worst in college football. However, given how the upper crust of Conference USA has moved into the national conversation thanks to tremendous offensive potency, Marshall's inability to put points on the board with any degree of consistency has prevented it from moving into the top half of the league.
But there is returning experience at each position: the starting quarterback, two leading rushers, two leading receivers and the program's best offensive line depth in years. As is often the case, it does begin up front. It's along the offensive line that Holliday and his staff have done yeoman's work on the recruiting trail, helping Marshall accumulate more than 20 linemen – more than a few are walk-ons – on the roster altogether. While two seniors must be replaced, the Herd have options at their disposal. It helped that right guard John Bruhin landed a sixth year of eligibility; his return, even if Bruhin has injury issues to address, helps solidify the interior of the line.
He's not the only interior lineman with injury woes: Chris Jasperse, Marshall's sophomore center, has been dealing with a bad back. Here's where the Herd's depth will come in handy. With Bruhin and Jasperse on the mend, Marshall can rely on reserves like Channing Smith – who earned some starting snaps at center during the spring – James Allen and Grady Kerr. When it comes to left guard, Marshall can either go with returning starter Garrett Scott, a junior, or sophomore Josh Lovell, last year's backup at right tackle. There will be two new starters at tackle: for now, JUCO transfer Gage Niemeyer will start on the left side while Scott moves out to the strong side. This would change if Scott moves back inside to guard, though I think he's likely locked into the tackle job.
The line needs to do a better job in the running game – the group must be a bit more physical, especially if you consider the fact that a powerful ground game can help keep offenses at Houston, Tulsa, E.C.U. and elsewhere on the sidelines. The big question at running back is the availability of sophomore Travon Van (551 yards), who might not be able to take contact until late in August, if not until just before the start of the regular season. The good news? Marshall brings back Tron Martinez (team-best 649 yards), the no-flash, few-frills junior, as well as junior Essray Taliaferro, senior Martin Ward and freshman Kevin Rodriguez – a walk-on who had a very nice spring.
Seniors lead the way at receiver. Two are returning starters: Aaron Dobson (49 catches for 668 yards) and Antavious Wilson (29 for 462). Dobson makes his chances count; he tied for second in Conference USA with 12 touchdown grabs, taking one in for a score on nearly a quarter of his total receptions. There's a hole in the slot, where Marshall lost Troy Evans, but the Herd like senior Andre Booker, who made 17 grabs as a sophomore before taking a step down in the rotation last fall. The issue is mainly depth, as while junior Jermaine Kelson (23 for 208) is a nice secondary option in the slot, the second tier lacks proven production. Keep an eye on youngsters like Chris Alston, Craig Wilkins and Davonte Allen; each will be given the opportunity to make noise behind the three seniors – and make a case for a starting role in 2013. Marshall also has a nice one-two punch at tight end in Gator Hoskins (14 for 123) and C.J. Crawford (21 for 175).
This is Rakeem Cato's offense. This is also his team. He needs to step up his game accordingly. One benefit to losing would-be junior A.J. Graham, who was dismissed from the team in March, is that it removes the specter of a quick hook from Cato's radar: Holliday and his staff have protected Cato thus far, but perhaps the sophomore can take a deep breath and relax, knowing that there's no question as to who will take every meaningful snap under center for the Herd in 2012.
Cato is one player who will take a nice step forward this fall. He wasn't awful as a freshman starter a season ago: Cato threw for 2,059 yards and 15 touchdowns despite missing most of three games while completing just a shade under 60 percent of his attempts. Not great numbers, no, but Cato did play well enough to expect further growth heading into his second season in the starting lineup. One positive from Cato's freshman campaign was that he played his best football down the stretch, throwing the ball extremely well in the must-win game against E.C.U. and in the bowl win over the Golden Panthers. More will be expected from him as a sophomore, even if Cato remains a bit of a work in progress.
So long, Vinny Curry. It was so, so, so much fun while it lasted. Curry, the reigning Conference USA Defensive Player of the Year and an all-around menace, takes with him the heart and soul of Marshall's pass rush. How will the Herd retool? It seems like Holliday was preparing for this day to come: Marshall has stockpiled and developed talent over the last 24 months, both at end and inside, and this defense will be counting on these returning linemen to help pick up the slack. No one player will replace Curry's production; instead, Holliday and his staff will throw numbers at the problem.
And Marshall might shake things up a bit, utilizing a three-man defensive front a bit more often than in the recent past. The Herd have the size to make this work, especially with several in-between tackles capable of playing end in a 3-4 look. Going off the idea that Marshall will spend the majority of its time in the 4-3, however, the starting four should feature Alex Bazzie (21 tackles) and Jeremiah Taylor (42 tackles, 4.5 sacks) at end and Marques Aiken (39 tackles, 5.5 for loss) and Brandon Sparrow (22 tackles) at tackle. Taylor is another player who could break out, even if he did greatly benefit from the attention paid to Curry and plus-sized nose tackle Delvin Johnson. Sparrow will step into Johnson's shoes on the nose, but he doesn't quite bring the same heft to the position – and you worry about Marshall's run defense as a result.
But don't question the amount of talent along the defensive line, even if Curry's departure looms large. Marshall has talent, even if a good portion of it needs at least another year's worth of seasoning. If he can carry his strong spring into September, sophomore Ra'Shawde Myers is going to hold a big role at end. Freshman tackle Steve Dillon has tremendous promise. Likewise with redshirt freshman Jarquez Samuel. It just may take some time for the Herd to find the best rotation.
There's speed to burn at linebacker, though Marshall must replace a pair of productive outside linebackers in Tyson Gale and George Carpenter. Holliday and defensive coordinator Chris Rippon will move Devin Arrington (77 tackles) down from the secondary to replace Gale, and it'll be interesting to see whether he can put his speed to good use on the second level. As of now, I'd wager that junior Billy Mitchell gets the nod on the strong side, where he backed up Carpenter last fall.
But the story at linebacker is youth, beginning with sophomore Jermaine Holmes (26 tackles), the returning starter at middle linebacker, and continuing with fellow sophomores Cortez Carter, Deon Meadows and Raheem Waiters. Marshall also has another five freshmen – two redshirt, three true – who could push for snaps. While Marshall is fairly young at linebacker, there's more than enough depth for this defense to move into the 3-4 with ease.
Everything on defense comes back to the pass rush. This is Conference USA, remember: the best teams throw the ball with abandon. Whether Marshall can return to bowl play – let alone move up the East standings – depends solely on how well this defense gets to Geno Smith, Tyler Tettleton, David Piland and the heirs to the starting jobs at E.C.U., Tulsa and Southern Mississippi. Any concerns with the back end of this defense, particularly at safety, can be assuaged by a strong pass rush. Is Taylor ready to assume Curry's mantle? Will speed at outside linebacker translate to more pressure in the backfield? Will the pass rush suffer if and when Marshall does move into a three-linemen look? These are questions that Rippon, Holliday and the Thundering Herd hope to answer before kicking off against West Virginia.
Position battle(s) to watch
Secondary Beyond losing Curry, putting a severe dent in Marshall's pass rush, the Herd must retool in the secondary. Two very underrated starters must be replaced: Omar Brown at free safety and Rashad Jackson at cornerback. This pair combined for eight interceptions, more than half of the team's total; Brown also led Marshall in tackles, helping him earn first-team all-Conference USA honors. With Arrington making a permanent move down to linebacker, Rippon and safeties coach Todd Hartley will need to remake the position from scratch — nearly from scratch, rather.
The two starters during the spring are not new to Marshall; they'll just be new to playing time, let alone a starting role. One likely starting safety, Zach Dunston, played in only six games a year ago — though he did block a kick in the bowl game against F.I.U., helping propel the Herd to victory. His running mate, D.J. Hunter, is a redshirt freshman. It's only natural to expect a decline in production at both free and strong safety. But the situation is much better at cornerback, even if the Herd will miss Jackson's ability to force turnovers. Two returning cornerbacks, Monterious Lovett (53 tackles, 2 interceptions) and Darryl Roberts (37 tackles), have made 16 and 14 career starts, respectively.
A third cornerback, Keith Baxter, broke into the rotation as a true freshman last fall. And a fourth, true freshman A.J. Leggett, was the star of this February's recruiting class. I'm as excited to see him play in 2012 as any player on this roster. The best news? The youth at cornerback: Roberts and Lovett are juniors, Baxter a sophomore and Leggett a true freshman. By 2013, this crop could be special. But overall, the secondary is cause for concern — especially with the Herd's pass rush projected to take a step back. One way the Herd can offset any such decline is if the cornerbacks play beyond their years. The talent is there, but it may take some time for this group to round into form.
Game(s) to watch
There are three key games in September, even if we don't include West Virginia in the conversation. After tripping out of the gate to open each of Holliday's first two seasons, it would be great for the Thundering Herd to start strong; that makes games against Western Carolina, Ohio and Purdue, the latter at home, three of the biggest games of the year. The Herd also get three major Conference USA contenders at home: Tulsa, Houston and U.C.F. come to Huntington. I'd rather get a team like E.C.U. at home, but that's just me.
Season breakdown & prediction
In a nutshell Marshall can tout tremendous athleticism and potential nearly across the board, but this sort of talent and promise comes with a cost: the Thundering Herd are one of the youngest teams in college football. There are only six seniors on the roster: Dobson, Wilson and Booker at receiver; Ward at running back; Bruhin at guard; and Arrington at outside linebacker. The roster as a whole is defined by overwhelming youth – but again, this is youth with tremendous potential. This lends credence to the idea that Marshall is one year away from making a major move in the Conference USA standings. Consider where the Thundering Herd will stand a year down the road, when players like Cato are more experienced, the offensive line a year wiser, the defensive line even deeper and the secondary loaded with upperclassmen, not juniors, sophomores and freshmen. The Herd will be a Conference USA player in 2013 and 2014. This year? I'm not sure how Marshall can be expected to return to postseason play. There are wins here – at least four – but I can't see Marshall compiling any extended winning streaks; on the other hand, I could see the Herd dropping three or four straight in September and October. Even if Marshall doesn't win another six games during the regular season, this team should get better every week. Hopefully, Marshall can close strong and use that as a springboard into 2013.
Dream season The defense does a better job getting to the quarterback without Curry, believe it or not, which helps Marshall fend off pass-happy teams like Tulsa, E.C.U. and Southern Mississippi during Conference USA play. While the offense starts slow, the Thundering Herd eventually score enough points to win nine games for the first time since 2002.
Nightmare season This young roster is not ready for prime time. The offense fails to move the ball with any consistency; the defense can't hang with Conference USA's upper crust. The end result is a slide down to 3-9, with wins over Western Carolina, Memphis and U.A.B.
In case you were wondering
Where do Marshall fans congregate? A few options: check out Herd Grapvine, Herd Nation, Inside The Herd, Herdfans.com and Herd Haven. The latter was a new addition last summer. And, as always, there's Chuck McGill of the Charleston Daily Mail. You should also follow McGill on Twitter.
Marshall's all-name nominee WR Jazz King.
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Tags: A.J. Leggett, Aaron Dobson, Antavious Wilson, Chris Jasperse, Chris Rippon, Conference USA, Devin Arrington, Doc Holliday, Gage Miemeyer, Jeremiah Taylor, Jermaine Holmes, John Bruhin, Marshall, Monterous Lovett, Rakeem Cato, Travon Van, Tron Martinez, Zach Dunston
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comprehensive and heartening for my herd friends.
just as a head's up: as usually happens, we take our best writers and turn them into editors, mr. mcgill is now the daily mail's sports editor. (http://dailymail.com/Sports/201205150099)
but … the blog link should be valid for whoever gets hired to fill his sizable shoes.
keep on keeping on.
Paul, you have Marshall hosting Rice in the schedule, but they actually play Rice in Houston this year.
I know this a bit late, so you probably won't see it, but Inside the Herd no longer exists, as Herd Haven has moved to scout.
There is also an emerging board on CSNbbs called 3rd Ave. & 20th Street Forum.
The Marshall football program is pathetic. This is the most realistic ranking of it that I've seen this preseason.
Bad times ahead.
Silver lining: C-USA is so bad now (basically a Sun Belt twin) that even this sorry group may find itself being competitive.
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GVSU Art Gallery
1121 Performing Arts Center
Grand Valley State University
1 Campus Drive
Allendale, MI 49401
(616) 331-2563 - Art Gallery
(616) 331-3638 - Administration Offices
Please send all general inquiry emails to: firstname.lastname@example.com
Colleen Bazuin
|Colleen enjoys working in the Art Gallery and appreciates this campus, fellow employees, and the students she meets everyday. She lives nearby with her husband of almost 40 years, Cal. They are the parents two children and have two wonderful grandchildren. Colleen and Cal breed English Setters and also have a house cat named Mrs. Emma Peel. Besides her family and her animals, other interests are reading, flower gardening, and anything British.
Jenniffer Eckert
Office Coordinator
|Jenniffer has over 15 years' experience working in the administrative field, most recently having worked for the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Panama City Division, in Panama City, Florida as an administrative assistant and human resources assistant. Prior to that position, Jenniffer has worked as a financial manager, business manager, assistant manager, as well as various administrative positions. Jenniffer is currently pursuing her education in the Management field and is more than half-way to earning her degree! As a single mother of three children and two dogs, Jenniffer stays very active outside of work attending her children's extracurricular activities as well as various other motherly duties. Since a child, Jenniffer has had a passion for photography; in 2008 Jenniffer began her photography business, Sunkissed Photography, and continues to operate it today. Jenniffer was born and raised in SE Grand Rapids and currently resides in Lowell, Michigan.
Alison Jones
LinkedIn Profile
|Alison received a B.F.A. from Grand Valley State University in 2004. Upon graduation, she started working at Lafontsee Gallery, Grand Rapids, MI. While working at Lafontsee her positions included Art Sales, Picture Framing, Co-Curator, Design Consultant, and Artist Contact. In 2007 she began working for Jeffery Roberts Homes, Inc. as an Interior Design Assistant/ Project Manager. Quickly after graduation she became very involved in the local art scene as a volunteer, artist and curator. She was a board member for the DAAC (Division Avenue Arts Cooperative). Volunteer for many Avenue for the Arts events and curator for downtown venues such as, Mustache Gallery and NOIR gallery. Alison joined the Art Gallery in 2009 as a preparator for the rotating and permanent exhibits of Grand Valley State University's extensive art collection.
David Keister
Curator of the Print and Drawing Cabinet
|After receiving A BFA from Ohio University, David moved to Chicago to work at Landfall Press where he became a master printer and shop manager collaborating with major artists to produce fine art prints. From there, David was accepted into the graduate program at Indiana University where he received his MFA. In 1979, David and Distinguished Professor of Art Rudy Pozzatti founded Echo Press in Bloomington, Indiana and worked for the next sixteen years as Technical Director and master printer, continuing his collaborative work with artists. In 2000 David began teaching classes at Grand Valley State University in computer-based 2D Design and Introduction to Printmaking class. In 2009 he joined the GVSU Art Gallery staff as curator of prints and drawing.
Nathan Kemler
Collections Manager
LinkedIn Profile
|Nathan is a peer reviewer for the American Alliance of Museums Assessment Program and a committee member to the Michigan Museums Association. He previously served as the Project Curator of Ethnology at the Public Museum of Grand Rapids and Curator of Historic Sites and Collections at the Holland Museum. He joined the Art Gallery in 2008. Nathan received his B.A in World History with minors in Art History, Archeology, and Studio Art from Calvin College and received his M. A. from the Historical Administration graduate program at Eastern Illinois University while being awarded the History and Technology assistantship.
Jon Kloote
Jonathan received a B.F.A. from Western Michigan University in 2001 and worked for The Kalamazoo Institute of Arts as an art installer. In 2004, he started KlooteStudies and is still producing work for it today. Jonathan received the Gilmore Emerging Artist Grant from the Kalamazoo Arts Counsel in 2005 and from it, created a body of kinetic sculptures for the public to touch and interact with. In 2008, Jonathan and his wife Christy bought a remodeling project on the Northwest side of Grand Rapids and begin laying down roots for a Family. From 2009 – 2011, Jonathan worked as a Collections Technician for the Grand Rapids Public Museum. Christy and Jonathan gave birth to a Daughter Carlene in 2010. He joined the Grand Valley State University Art Gallery in 2011, as Preparator, and appreciates the opportunity to work at such an outstanding university.
Henry Matthews
Director of Galleries and Collections
|As Director of Galleries and Collections, Henry Matthews organizes exhibition and related diverse education programs, manages the university's extensive art collections and seeks ways to connect the university to art communities around the world. He was formerly Director of the Muskegon Museum of Art and Staff Member of the Detroit Institute of Arts. A native of Austria, Matthews has conducted dozens of world wide tours over the past 25 years.
Cathy Marashi
Assistant Director of Galleries and Collections
|Cathy has over 32 years experience managing a successful fine arts business and is an active member of the West Michigan Arts Community. With 15 years of experience studying, working and traveling in Europe and abroad, Cathy has comprehensive knowledge and interest in local, national and international art and artists. Incorporating her commitment to providing a rich multicultural experience to GVSU students, she has organized the selection, placement and installation of artwork in more than 15 new building projects at GVSU since she began in 2000. Marashi is a graduate of Schiller International University in Paris, France and is a member of the Grand Rapids Gallery Association.
David Newell
David is the Curator of Exhibitions with the Art Gallery Support Staff. He joined the GVSU community in 2013 following three-years as Curator of Art with the Wyoming State Museum. He previously held curatorial positions and organized exhibitions at the Gilcrease Museum, the Colorado Historical Society, the Dallas Historical Society and the Texas Fashion Collection. David holds a B.A. and M.F.A. in Theatrical Design and an M.A. in Museum Studies. He has served on both the national and regional boards for the Costume Society of America and served as a juror for art competitions in Texas, Kansas, Oklahoma, Colorado and Wyoming.
Stacey Tvedten
Program Coordinator
As Program Coordinator for the Art Gallery, Stacey organizes and presents interdisciplinary public education programs related to the Grand Valley State University Art Gallery in support of the exhibitions program. She is an active member of the Michigan Museums Association and serves on the MMA's Programs Committee. Stacey joined the GVSU Art Gallery in 2013 following her time as Program Coordinator with the American Museum of Magic. Previously she has held museum collections positions with the Holland Historical Trust and the Public Museum of Grand Rapids. Stacey is a lifelong learner with an enthusiasm for Servant Leadership. Stacey is honored to include positions with the Zingerman's Community of Businesses in her diversified career background.
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The Clark's special exhibition Through the Seasons: Japanese Art in Nature, hailed as "a reminder of how much expressiveness and detail can be rendered with a few perfectly angled strokes of a brush," by Tresca Weinstein of Berkshire Living, closes on Sunday, October 18. The Clark's Stone Hill Center is the exclusive venue for this exhibition.
Through the Seasons brings together screens and scrolls from the seventeenth, eighteenth, and nineteenth centuries and displays them with contemporary ceramics, each work emphasizing the inspirational role of nature in Japanese art. Drawn from both public institutions and private collections, many of these works have never before been exhibited. Among the seminal works on view is Suzuki Kiitsu's striking Morning Glories, a twelve foot long, six-panel folding screen on loan from The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
This exhibition was organized by the Clark and is supported by the Yomiuri Shimbun, the Parnassus Foundation, the Mary Livingston Griggs and Mary Griggs Burke Foundation, and the Mary and Jackson Burke Foundation. Miyeko Murase, former Consultant for Japanese Art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and professor emerita at Columbia University, is curator.
Designed by Pritzker Prize–winning architect Tadao Ando, with landscape architects Reed Hilderbrand Associates, Stone Hill Center opened in 2008 to critical acclaim. The building takes advantage of the Clark's dramatic natural setting on 140 acres. Stone Hill Center houses intimately scaled galleries, a meeting and studio art classroom, an outdoor café, and the Williamstown Art Conservation Center.
After viewing Through the Seasons, visitors can witness the literal changing of the seasons, as the scenic Berkshires offer a breathtaking autumn landscape. Experience the countryside's transformation from dark green to a spectrum of vivid hues by wandering the Clark's hiking trails.
The Clark is located at 225 South Street in Williamstown, MA. The galleries are open Tuesday through Sunday, 10 am to 5 pm (open Mondays in July and August). Admission June 1 through October 31 is $12.50 for adults, free for children 18 and under, members, and students with valid ID. Admission is free November through May. For more information, call 413-458-2303 or visit clarkart.edu.


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Microsoft Research AutoCollage Frequently Asked Questions
AutoCollage comes with a comprehensive help system which describes how you can use the application to generate pleasing AutoCollages. Please read the help first if you have a question as it may solve your issue. Below are some of the most frequently asked questions on how to best use the application. Microsoft Research AutoCollage 2008 has an update, released on February 2009. A description of the update features and instructions on how to obtain it is available at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/961855.
1) How do I select which images I would like to use in my AutoCollage?
The application will automatically choose the best images from the selected folder for inclusion in the AutoCollage. If you have a preference for a certain set of images we recommend that you create a new folder and place the images you would like to include there. You can then select this folder in the application's Image Browser and create a new AutoCollage.
AutoCollage 2008 v1.1 includes the ability to select images for an AutoCollage, which is described in the help topic "Changing Image Ranking".
2) How can I redisplay the original images after I created my AutoCollage?
Once you have created an AutoCollage you may decide you would like to redisplay the images used to create it. To do this you simply have to press the "Esc" key.
3) How can I stop the application from loading all the images in the currently selected folder?
If you have selected a folder with a large amount of images in error you don't have to wait for it to complete loading all the images. At any time during the loading process you can select another folder in the Image Browser. It will stop processing the images in the previous folder, clear the loaded images, and start loading the images from the new folder.
4) How can I use images on my website/remote PC through AutoCollage?
If you wish to use images from a remote PC, you may copy those to a local folder first, what improves the performance of the AutoCollage process. Then you can select this new folder in the application's Image Browser as normal. AutoCollage 2008 v1.1 supports the use of network folders.
5) How can I register AutoCollage once I have my key?
When you purchase AutoCollage, you receive an AutoCollage product key you can use to register your copy of AutoCollage. In order to register your copy of AutoCollage:
- a. Select the Options button.
- b. Select the Registration tab in the dialog which appears.
- c. Select the Register... button. This invokes the registration dialog where you can enter your product key.
- d. Enter your 25-character product key in the white product key input box. You can type it in, or cut-and-paste by copying your product key from another window, then pasting into the first part of the input box.
- e. Select OK to save your product key.
Once your copy of AutoCollage is registered, the trial time limit and watermark are disabled.
6) How do I install AutoCollage once I have bought it from the Microsoft Store (EU only)?
If you purchase AutoCollage in the EU, your download will be a 'self-extracting archive' file rather than the AutoCollage Installer. In order to use this archive to install AutoCollage:
- a. Download AutoCollage normally. This will download a file named 'Research_Autocollage_English_NWA-00003.exe' or something similar.
- b. Run the file you just downloaded, and a self-extractor appears.
- c. Click on 'Browse...' and select a folder you can easily locate. This is the folder the AutoCollage installer will be saved to.
- d. Click on 'Unzip.' You should receive a message indicating the AutoCollage installer was 'unzipped.'
- e. Navigate to the folder you specified in step c., and run 'MicrosoftAutoCollageSetup.msi'
- f. Follow the prompts to install AutoCollage
7) How can I find and install the software downloaded from the Microsoft Store?
In some cases, when you download software from the Microsoft Store, the software is stored in a local folder on your machine without your being prompted to install it. To view your download and potentially install it follow the steps below. Before installing ANY software, make sure you downloaded it from a trusted source.
- a. Click on your 'Start' menu
- b. Choose 'Documents' or 'My Documents', depending upon whether you're on Windows 7, Windows Vista or Windows XP. This should open a file folder which contains your documents, and several subfolders.
- c. Double click on the 'Downloads' folder. Your view should switch to the contents of that folder, and it should include a sub-folder named after the software you downloaded. Double-click on that folder.
- d. You should see the file you downloaded. You can install your software by executing that file.
8) How can I get my product key once I have purchased AutoCollage?
Some AutoCollage customers may need to install the application on a newly purchased machine, taking advantage of the license for 5 machines, or to reinstall the application after upgrading to Windows 7. On these occasions the product key is needed to register the new installation, as per the instructions in the product help, also available online.
Customers that misplaced their key may easily retrieve it following these steps:
- a. Connect to your local Microsoft Store website in the USA, UK (for countries in the European Union), Australia, France, Germany, Canada, Norway or Denmark.
- b. Sign into the store with the same ID you used when purchasing AutoCollage.
- c. Near the top of the page there are a few rows of links. Click on the "Account" link.
- d. You will see a page entitled "Microsoft Store Account - Purchase History." The date and time of your order of AutoCollage should be listed. In the right side of this entry, under "Items:", you should see Microsoft Research AutoCollage 2008, along with a line which says "License:" and shows your product key.
Remember that the trial version of Microsoft Research AutoCollage 2008 can be converted into the full version just by registering it, without the need of a new installation.
9) When will AutoCollage be available for purchase in my country?
Due to high demand, we are taking every effort to make AutoCollage broadly available as soon as possible. The list of countries supported by the Microsoft Store is constantly growing, as you can verify at http://www.microsoftstore.com. We will post updates about availability in our support forum.
10) I'm having problems purchasing AutoCollage. Where do I go for help?
For US based purchases: You can contact Customer Services by phone at 1-877-MY-MS-STORE (877-696-7786). Further contact information is available at: http://store.microsoft.com/Help/Contact-Us
For EU based purchases: Customer Support is available on email, phone and by post. For further information, please go to http://emea.microsoftstore.com/UK/Help/Contact-Us
For Australia based purchases: Customer Support is available on email, phone and by post. For further information, please go to http://www.microsoftstore.com.au/shop/Help/Contact-Us
For France based purchases: Customer support is available by website. For further information, please go to http://emea.microsoftstore.com/fr/Contactez-nous
For Germany based purchases: Customer support is available on phone and by website. For further information, please go to https://emea.microsoftstore.com/DE/de-DE/Kontakt
For Canada based purchases: Customer support is available on phone and by website. For further information, please go to https://www.microsoftstore.ca/shop/en-CA/Contact-Us
For Norway based purchases: Customer support is available on phone and by website. For further information, please go to https://emea.microsoftstore.com/europe/nb-NO/Kontakt-oss
For Denmark based purchases: Customer support is available on phone and by website. For further information, please go to https://emea.microsoftstore.com/europe/da-DK/Kontakt
11) Why does my AutoCollage creation stop in stage 1 ("loading images")?
When creating a new AutoCollage, each used image is checked to see if it has changed since it was added to the application by checking its "Date Modified" setting. If so, the image is updated. A possible side-effect of this, if the image has its "Date modified" mistakenly set in the future, is that the creation process may stop responding. While uncommon, files with this invalid "Date modified" setting are sometimes created while importing photos from digital cameras.
If AutoCollage is not finishing the collage creation process, verify if any of the used image files have their "Date modified" set in the future by looking at the file properties (right-click the image file using File Explorer, and choose the menu item "Properties"). This problem can easily be fixed by opening it in any common image editor and saving back over the original file. Microsoft Paint is available in most Windows environments, and will properly fix this issue.
Microsoft Research AutoCollage Links
For more information on the AutoCollage product, please click on the links below.
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how do i obtain the microsoft collage onto my computer...TY H Weiss email@example.com do i obtain microsofet collage system onto my computer. Have used in the past and then it dissapeared TY H Weiss e-mil: firstname.lastname@example.com Replies | 111 Views | Created by 22919221 - Thursday, March 20, 2014 4:23 PM | Last reply by Jakimo - Sunday, April 13, 2014 12:36 PM
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SIZE QUESTIONHOW CAN I SET THE PROGRAM TO THE CUSTOM SETTING. I ONLY SEE 8X10..1 Replies | 88 Views | Created by LALIONI - Wednesday, February 19, 2014 4:53 AM | Last reply by MikeAlkins - Thursday, February 20, 2014 2:37 PM
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Selected number of pictures not included in collageI've had AC2008 for a number of years. It used to work just fine but recently no matter what picture count I select, it only includes about half that number in the collage. Anyone experience that ...0 Replies | 119 Views | Created by pamacs - Saturday, January 25, 2014 6:16 AM
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George Thomson was a gas fitter in Edinburgh who invented a mechanical aid for men who had lost both arms due to injuries received in the First World War. If both were lost high at the shoulders, a conventional artificial arm could not be fitted. This was an extremely rare injury even among the 41,000 British servicemen who lost limbs during First World War. Thomson was one of a large number of private individuals prompted to suggest or in some cases produce new inventions in an attempt to deal with medical challenges thrown up by the war. This is his prototype. In his full-size version, tools, including cutlery, a cup holder and scissors, were clipped on to the mechanical arm, which was then attached to an ordinary dining table. The user could operate the arm and tools with foot pedals placed underneath. The full-size model was made the same year and a small number were produced in subsequent years. They were often referred to as 'feeding tables'.
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When I was a child, the neighbors on the road we lived on would vie for who had the whitest wash. Woe betide if your wash had any gray in it; you would be talked about for days. The wash was put out on a washing line which would go from one end of the garden to the other. The wet clothes were secured with pegs so they could blow in the wind (if there were any) or sit in the sun and dry. When it rained, most homes had what was called a "hoist" in the kitchen where the wet clothes were placed after being put through what was known as a "wringer" and hoisted up from the wash room (in the basement) to dry with the warmth of the house. The ironing took ages. Everything was ironed – panties, handkerchiefs, socks – nothing escaped the iron, so much so that washing was done on Mondays and ironing on Tuesdays. When we finally got a washing machine, we thought we had died and gone to heaven because we did not have to do the wringing anymore. The machine spun the clothes dry, and they were a lot dryer than when put through the wringer!
Looking back, I do not know how people coped, but they did because that is all they had to work with. This was, of course, in England where this took place. In the USA, they did not have to cope with such an archaic system for washing. They had washers which took huge loads of clothes, and also dryers to dry them. Many of the houses had under floor heating, whereas we had coal fires which, can I say, were very dirty and smelly. But on a positive side, the fires were so good to sit in front of and toast crumpets! Since connecting with my brother, so many memories have come to the surface for not only me, but also my brother. It is nice to reminisce about the past.


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When I boot the OSX install DVD with iBoot, everything works fine until I get to the language select screen. There, I find that I can't move my mouse, and my keyboard doesn't even seem to be on (yes, it is plugged in). When I disable legacy USB support in the Bios, my keyboard doesn't work in iBoot, and iBoot doesn't recognize my USB dongle that contains one of my OSX installs.
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Reading about the growing "transition towns" movement back to back with a read-through of Design Philosophy Papers' latest issue on Bataille and "Inefficient Sustainability" has gotten me thinking about some of the unspoken premises that make their way into environmentalists' prognostications of the future.
The transition towns movement began in Totnes, England, home of the Schumacher Society, and was spurred into motion in part from permaculturist Rob Hopkins' work on transitioning to a sustainable economy, but it has now spread to hundreds of towns, villages, cities, and regions in the UK, US, Ireland, Canada, and elsewhere. Drawing from permaculture founder David Holmgren's modeling of energy transitions and associated crises, Eco-Mag's Future Scenarios issue offers a particularly useful and concise synopsis of four possible futures, intended to be taken up in transition town salons and community forums and to help guide in the development of local transition plans and sustainability policies. The four scenarios are distinguished by differential rates of fossil-fuel energy decline (slow or fast) and of climate change symptoms (mild or severe) and by people's responses to these changes. The general idea is that human use of oil and other fossil fuels is "peaking" and we need to transition toward more sustainable power sources, but that these aren't readily available; they require more systematic social, political, technological, and economic changes than most are prepared to work toward; and any transition will be marked by the effects of climate changes already, to some extent, set in motion.
The four scenarios are "Brown Tech: Top Down Constriction", where slow energy decline rates accompanied by severe climate change symptoms allow for aggressive "resource nationalism" and centralized government and corporate investment to prevail, but with wars and chaos looming in the background; "Green Tech: Distributed Powerdown," where slow energy decline rates and mild climate change symptoms allow for greater diversity of responses at multiple scales, including strengthened "cultures of place", distributed energy economies, and the like (this is perhaps a best-case scenario); "Earth Steward: Bottom Up Rebuild," in which rapid energy declines but mild climate change symptoms bring about financial and economic shock, reduction of mobility, increases in crime, malnutrition, and disease, and a hollowing out of cities, but also the rise of a kind of quasi-feudal, neo-monastic ecodecentralism rising up in the ruins (akin to what Theodore Roszak described back in his 1970s Person/Planet); and "Lifeboats: Civilization Triage," a kind of worst-case scenario where rapid energy decline accompanied by severe climate change leads to global breakdown, significant population decline, and the abandonment of cities, but with "oasis agriculture" and regional survivalism helped out by new opportunities — such as by the creation of "highly productive shallow waters and estuaries" in and around the "complex reef structures" made possible by urban architectures newly flooded in coastal lowlands around the world. (I love it.)


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In an action filled Wrestlemania 30 kickoff match, Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso retained the WWE tag team championship by defeating Diego, Fernando, Curtis Axel, Ryback, Jack Swagger and Antonio Cesaro in a fatal four way elimination tag team bout. Afterwards, Cesaro did a face turn after Swagger attempted to attack him for being pinned.
April 6, 2014
Despite being thrown into the kickoff match at Wrestlemania 30, Antonio Cesaro is the choice for Mick Foley when it comes to being the guy that will be given the big spotlight on the next episode of Monday Night Raw. Generally, WWE considers this episode to be the start of the new season, so they try to elevate someone up the ladder that evening.
April 6, 2014
Rumor has it that there are several people backstage in WWE that are disappointed with how Antonio Cesaro is being utilized at Wrestlemania 30. Instead of being given a big singles match on the pay per view, he is working a kickoff match with Jack Swagger. It also features Jimmy Usu, Jey Uso, Fernando, Diego, Ryback and Curtis Axel.
April 4, 2014
Initially, the belief was that the tag team championships were going to be given some spotlight by WWE at their biggest pay per view of the year, but it has now been announced that Ryback, Curtis Axel, Fernando, Diego, Antonio Cesaro, Jack Swagger, Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso are being moved to the Wrestlemania 30 kickoff match spot.
April 1, 2014
Since time constraints might be an issue, there were talks earlier this week of putting the Andre the Giant memorial battle royal as a kickoff match, but management wants to use it as a promotional vehicle, so it is now back on the main Wrestlemania 30 card. Many are expecting the segment to be heavily rushed, though.
March 19, 2014
While a lot of fans bought into the hype of the match since a legendary name was attached to it, WWE is viewing the Andre the Giant memorial battle royal as an afterthought. There is even a strong push to move it off the pay per view and utilized it as a kickoff match, despite several stars such as Ryback, Kofi Kingston, Big E Langston and Dolph Ziggler being rumored for spots.
March 15, 2014
Once you get into that WWE dog house, it's pretty hard to get out. Management has sent more messages to Ryback this month. First, he and Curtis Axel are utilized as a filler tag team during the Elimination Chamber 2014 kickoff match. This week, the two of them are paired up with Jinder Mahal and Drew McIntyre in an eight man tag team match on WWE Superstars.
February 26, 2014
While many were under the impression that Cody Rhodes was being left off of the Elimination Chamber 2014 main card because of his knee injury, apparently, he is healthy enough to work, as WWE has placed him into the kickoff match. He will be teaming with Goldust in a tag team match against Ryback and Curtis Axel.
February 19, 2014
In case you missed the announcement on Monday Night Raw this week, Darren Young and Titus ONeil will be having their grudge match on the main Elimination Chamber 2014 pay per view next Sunday night. Many were under the belief that it was going to be the kickoff match, but management decided to step things up a bit.
February 19, 2014
During the kickoff match for Royal Rumble 2014, Road Dogg and Billy Gunn shocked the wrestling world when they were able to defeat Cody Rhodes and Goldust to become the new WWE tag team champions. Many were under the impression that their return was a temporary one.
January 26, 2014
Cody Rhodes and Goldust will be defending the WWE tag championships against Road Dogg and Billy Gunn before the Royal Rumble 2014 starts. The kickoff match was announced via the website, and there should be a mention of it on television tonight during Monday Night Raw.
January 20, 2014
A video from Monday Night Raw of Antonio Cesaro and Rob Van Dam battling it out in the tournament to determine a new top contender for Big E Langston and the WWE Intercontinental Championship.
April 23, 2014
While it has been quite some time since he was taken off the road as an active in ring performer, Alex Riley, who has transitioned to a broadcasting career with WWE since then, is contemplating a return to the ring. There are rumors that it might actually take place in WWE, too. One of the ideas being tossed around backstage is for him to replace Antonio Cesaro in the Real Americans stable with Zeb Colter and Jack Swagger.
April 22, 2014
A video of Antonio Cesaro giving his trademarked airplane spin to the Great Khali, but recreated by action figures. WWE is trying to hype up the fans for the Cesaro push.
April 20, 2014
When Antonio Cesaro left him for Paul Heyman recently, Zeb Colter took to Twitter to ask fans who they thought should replace him and team with Jack Swagger in the Real Americans stable. Scott Dawson has been campaigning for the role through social media, but it is highly unlikely that WWE brings him up from developmental at this point in time.
April 19, 2014
A lot of fans have noticed that Antonio Cesaro has been coming out to the ring in silence since joining up with Paul Heyman. While it has generated a little buzz for WWE, that is not the long term plan. Management is currently trying to find the right entrance theme for Cesaro. He is being given a huge push, so everything has to be just right.
April 17, 2014
The backstage gimmick for Antonio Cesaro is that WWE will try to get the fans to beg for a face turn. Management is still secretly passing out Cesaro Section signs to the fans at the live events. The hope is that fans will be clamoring heavily for him to leave Paul Heyman and finally become a good guy. If that works, then he can get his big match against Brock Lesnar in about a year.
April 17, 2014
A video of Antonio Cesaro defeating Mark Henry in the first round of the tournament to crown a new challenger for Big E Langston and the WWE Intercontinental Championship from the latest episode of Monday Night Raw.
April 16, 2014
Since the title belt is being given more of a story line than it has been in a while, a lot of fans have been speculating as to who will win the tournament to determine a new challenger for Big E Langston and the WWE Intercontinental Championship. Right now, management is leaning towards Antonio Cesaro, who is in the midst of a big push.
April 16, 2014
With Antonio Cesaro branching off and aligning with Paul Heyman, rumors have it that WWE is looking for a replacement tag team partner for Jack Swagger. Zeb Colter even played up the story line through Twitter. There is a very good chance that the company repackages one of the current veterans on the roster who do not have a story line to work with.
April 15, 2014
"Not sure why as a fan I should dislike Cesaro and it can't be simply because he's aligned himself with Paul Heyman. Cesaro simply outwrestles people and is damned impressive while doing it. Some of Cesaro's matches down in NXT the last year or so were better than anyone on RAW was having at the time." - Jim Ross thinks Antonio Cesaro should do a face turn
April 15, 2014
Even though Conor OBrian and Rick Victor received a lousy reaction from WWE fans at a live event last month in New York City, management still believes in them. Rumors have it that the Ascension could be brought up to the main roster in the coming weeks. The two of them could be utilized as replacements for Jack Swagger and Antonio Cesaro in the tag team division.
April 14, 2014
Since he split with Jack Swagger and Zeb Colter, many fans are under the impression that Antonio Cesaro is doing a face turn. WWE is currently planning on keeping him a heel, as Paul Heyman functions a lot better in that role. Cesaro worked as a heel against Dolph Ziggler at a live event in Texas over the weekend. WWE might be persuaded to change their minds down the line because of his growing popularity, however.
April 13, 2014
While all eyes are on Antonio Cesaro and the push that he is about to receive, there are actually rumors that Jack Swagger could be on the receiving end of a push as well. WWE has discussed the possibility of putting the Intercontinental Championship on him. Management tested out the audience over the weekend to gauge their reaction to Swagger beating Big E Langston for the title.
April 13, 2014
As of right now, there are plans backstage to give Antonio Cesaro a huge push. Pairing him with a great talker like Paul Heyman was the start of that. There are even those in WWE that are pushing for Cesaro to be pushed high enough over the next year, so that he can be thrown into a match against Brock Lesnar at Wrestlemania 31, where Heyman would play a pivotal role in the story.
April 12, 2014
On Monday Night Raw, fans witnessed a different feel in WWE, as the company introduced several new stars and began pushing some current ones, such as Antonio Cesaro and Wade Barrett. The rumor is that WWE is making some changes because financial analysts have been saying that die hard fans have been losing interest in the product, which has caused WWE investors to flee the company.
April 10, 2014
A video from Monday Night Raw, where Hulk Hogan presents the Andre the Giant memorial battle royal award to Antonio Cesaro. This was the segment where Cesaro informs Zeb Colter that he is now a Paul Heyman guy, which prompts an attack from former tag team partner Jack Swagger.
April 10, 2014
There were much discussions backstage in WWE over the past couple of weeks about what the company would do with Paul Heyman once Brock Lesnar takes his extended break again. Several names were tossed around before management opted to pair him up with Antonio Cesaro. The segment on Monday Night Raw turned out better than expected.
April 8, 2014
Each year, wrestlers and officials backstage rank the performances by their stars at the biggest pay per view event of the year, but WWE is having a hard time trying to figure out what the best match of Wrestlemania 30 was. Everyone came through with good matches, even the mid level guys like Kofi Kingston and Antonio Cesaro in the battle royal.
April 7, 2014
Considering how incredible the show was, WWE should not have any issues with coming up with Wrestlemania 30 highlights to show on Monday Night Raw this week. Brock Lesnar, Undertaker, Hulk Hogan, Steve Austin, Rock, Daniel Bryan, Triple H, Batista, John Cena, Bray Wyatt, Randy Orton, Kofi Kingston, Big Show and Antonio Cesaro provided plenty of memorable Wrestlemania moments.
April 7, 2014
One of the most talked about things backstage at Wrestlemania 30 thus far has been the big body slam that Antonio Cesaro delivered to the Big Show. WWE put that finishing sequence together for the battle royal at the last minute, and Cesaro came through. Some were shocked that he was able to body slam Big Show with ease, even though they already knew about his strengths.
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The U of S wireless network has three wireless network services, an internal network service, a guest/conference network service, and a general public service. The internal wireless network connects to the Internet from inside the U of S firewall and becomes part of the internal network. The guest wireless network connects to the Internet from outside the U of S firewall.
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