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|Sunday January 12, 2014
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The Scoop staff is traveling to Indy today. Good day to follow @FootballScoop on Twitter (although they all are, aren't they). For those there already, Kilroy's (official FootballScoop after hours spot) is a great place to watch the games.
The FootballScoop Guide to the AFCA
Texas: Shawn Watson was introduced as Texas' quarterbacks coach at a team meeting tonight. No offensive coordinator was introduced.
Washington: Foothill College offensive line coach Joshua Taufalele has joined the Washington staff as an offensive grad assistant.
Chicago Bears: The Bears have announced that defensive coordinator Mel Tucker will return but defensive line coach Mike Phair and linebackers coach Tim Tibesar will not.
Cincinnati: Sources tell us offensive grad assistant Marc Nudelberg will be promoted to special teams / tight ends coach at Cincinnati.
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Louisville: Georgia defensive coordinator Todd Grantham has accepted the same position at Louisville according to Joe Schad of ESPN. Grantham will make $1 million per year. Here's what you need to know.
Mississippi Valley State: Sources tell us former Jackson State head coach Rick Comegy will be the new head coach at MVSU.
Texas: Oklahoma State offensive line coach Joe Wickline will accept a position on Charlie Strong's staff according to 247.
Oregon: Sources confirm to us that Philadelphia Eagles assistant defensive line coach (and former Oregon defensive grad assistant) Erik Chinander will join the staff coaching the outside linebackers. The Oregonian has reported the hire as well.
Buffalo: Offensive coordinator Alex Wood will shift to quarterbacks, Marty Spieler will move to wide receivers and offensive grad assistant Keegan Jones is being promoted to tight ends. Corners/recruiting coordinator Maurice Linguist is adding the co-defensive coordinator role.
Virginia: Sources tell us Buffalo defensive line coach Jappy Oliver will be the new defensive line coach at UVA.
UMass: Sources tell us two assistants will be leaving Brown University to join Whipple's staff. Brown quarterbacks coach Liam Coen will come in the same capacity and defensive line coach Neil McGrath will come in the same capacity as well. Update> We have been told this AM that McGrath is not expected to go now. Sources tell us UMass defensive line coach Dave Sollazzo will be retained.
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Houston: Tony Jeffery will be Houston's new outside receivers coach, replacing Brandon Middleton, who was not retained following the season.
Atlanta Falcons: Bryan Cox will be the Falcons' defensive line coach according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Florida Atlantic: Arkansas GA Nick Caley will follow Charlie Partridge to FAU and coach defensive backs according to Scout.com.
Georgia Southern: Offensive coordinator Doug Ruse will follow Willie Fritz from Sam Houston State to Georgia Southern according to Josh Aubrey of the Statesboro Herald. Fritz has let the entire Georgia Southern coaching staff go except for co-defensive coordinator Jack Curtis according to WJCL.
Texas: Former USC running backs coach Tommie Robinson and Memphis cornerbacks coach Chris Vaughn to the same positions according to Fox Sports.
Arkansas State: Sources tell us Lamar assistant head coach / defensive backs Allen Johnson is joining Blake Anderson's staff. We also hear that former Jacksonville Jaguar Larry Hart is joining the staff as a defensive grad assistant.
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UMass: Sources tell us Wagner associate head coach / offensive coordinator Tom Masella will be the new defensive coordinator at UMass.
Utah: Sources tell us offensive line coach Dan Finn will not return.
Western Kentucky: Sources tell us Cincinnati tight ends coach Tyson Helton will be the new offensive coordinator / quarterbacks coach at WKU.
Texas: Alabama defensive line coach Chris Rumph has accepted a position at Texas according to 247Sports.
Minnesota Vikings: Cincinnati Bengals defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer is expected to have a second interview with the Vikings early next week according to Adam Caplan of ESPN.
Illinois State (FCS): Sources tell us New Mexico GA Kane Keirnan has accepted a position as an offensive assistant coach in a position to be determined at Illinois State. Keirnan is an Illinois State graduate.
Penn State: James Franklin's deal is reportedly for 6 years and worth $27 million ($4.5 million per year).
Oregon: At Oregon, sources tell us to expect Mark Helfrich to promote linebackers / recruiting coordinator Don Pellum to defensive coordinator. Pellum knows that defense and the players as well as anyone. At Oregon it's all about the fit and Pellum is certainly loved by the players and staff.
New Mexico: Sources tell us inside linebackers coach Kevin Cosgrove will add the defensive coordinator title as well.
Central Methodist (NAIA - MO): Central Methodist University is looking of a guarantee game in 2014 on August 30th or September 6th or a home game on September 4th/6th.
Oklahoma Panhandle State (D-II): Oklahoma Panhandle State University (Goodwell, OK) is looking for a home game for the 2014 season. We need 1 home game (possible moderate game guarantee). Looking for NAIA/Div. 3 programs. Open dates are 10/4/14 and 11/15/14. Contact OPSU Head Coach Russell Gaskamp [email protected] if interested.
Kentucky Christian (NAIA): Sources tell us that offensive coordinator / quarterbacks coach Al Clark, running backs coach Chris Schultz and offensive line coach Barry Blackstone are no longer with the staff.
Maryland: Ball State defensive line coach Chad Wilt has accepted the same position at Maryland.
Pace: Andy Rondeau has officially been announced as head coach at Pace.
Southeastern Oklahoma State (D-II): Southeastern Oklahoma State University Department of Athletics invites applications for the position of Assistant Football Coach/ HPER Instructor. The successful candidate will teach a class load of approximately 6 hours per semester as assigned by the Chair of the Department of Health, Physical Education & Recreation. Candidates are expected to have earned Bachelor & Master degrees; one of which must be in HPER or a closely related field. Coaching experience at one or more NCAA institutions with knowledge of NCAA rules and regulations are preferred. Previous teaching at the University level is also preferred. Employment is contingent upon the results of a national criminal and sex offender background check. Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. Prior to issuing a letter of appointment, official transcripts must be received directly from each degree-granting institution by the Office of Academic Affairs. To be considered an official candidate, applicants must submit all of the following: letter of interest, curriculum vitae, unofficial transcripts from all colleges attended and contact information for three professional references to: Office of Equity, Compliance and Diversity Southeastern Oklahoma State University 1405 N. 4th Avenue – PMB 2750 Durant, OK 74701-0609.
Eastern Illinois: Sources tell us that Ole Miss defensive grad assistant Kane Wommack will be the new defensive coordinator at EIU.
Youngstown State: Head coach Eric Wofford is getting an extension. Details later...
Western Kentucky: Sources tell us that former Purdue OC Gary Nord will join the WKU staff. Will update.
Vanderbilt: Athletic director David Williams announced today that they have already retained Dan Parker's firm to assist with the search and that they plan to move quickly but will be diligent. We noted a few days ago that in addition to internal candidates Bob Shoop and Herb Hand, sources tell us that Williams' primary external candidate is Derek Mason at Stanford. We'll keep you posted.
West Alabama: UWA is looking to fill an open date in 2014. Looking for a Division II opponent for week 2 or week 4. Please contact head coach Brett Gilliland at [email protected]
Gametime: Player engagement is what it's all about, and we have it down to a science. Visit the GAMETIME booth at the AFCA Convention January 12th-15th in Indianapolis and see it for yourself here.
University of San Diego: Sources tell us Kenny Holmes will join the staff at USD coaching the defensive line.
Coffeyville CC: Sources tell us Louisiana Lafayette offensive grad assistant William Peagler has accepted the offensive line job at Coffeyville. Hard working, smart young man there.
20 FBS head jobs have opened...18 are now full. See the full list here.
Air Force: Former Wake Forest assistant Brian Knorr is returning for his third stint on the Air Force staff in as of yet undefined role.
Penn State: The school has officially announced the hiring of James Franklin, and will hold a 4:15 p.m. ET press conference to introduce its new head coach.
Minnesota Vikings: Greg Roman will interview for the Vikings' head coaching job according to Adam Schefter.
Wyoming: Just to reiterate, Craig Bohl has retained offensive line/running backs coach Pete Kaligis and will bring assistants Brent Vigen, Steve Stanard, Kenni Burns, A.J. Cooper, Scott Fuchs and John Richardson with him from North Dakota State.
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UMass: Mark Whipple will be the new head coach at UMass. Here's what you need to know.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Gill Byrd will be the cornerbacks coach.
Western Kentucky: Offensive line coach Neil Callaway will remain at WKU per Chad Bishop who covers the team.
Mississippi Gulf Coast: Belhaven offensive line coach Les George will be the new offensive line coach at Gulf Coast.
Southeastern Oklahoma State: Sources tell us former A&M Commerce defensive backs coach Charles Burks has accepted the defensive coordinator role at Southeastern Oklahoma State.
Texas: Defensive backs coach Duane Akina will not return to the staff.
Oakland Raiders: Tony Sparano has agreed to a new two year deal to remain as assistant head coach / offensive line with the Raiders (was being courted by the Bucs).
Jackson State: Sources tell us that Harold Jackson will be the new head coach at JSU. Last time we are aware that Jackson coached was as the receivers coach for the Sacramento UFL team back in 2012.
Alabama: Lane Kiffin has been hired as offensive coordinator according to multiple outlets and has now been confirmed. Joe Schad reports Kiffin's deal will be for three years. Here's what you need to know.
Los Angeles Harbor College: Fullerton College defensive line coach Greg Hoyd will be the new defensive coordinator at L.A. Harbor College per sources.
Miami Dolphins: The Dolphins have confirmed that Bill Lazor and Kyle Shanahan have interviewed for their offensive coordinator position.
Virginia Union (D-II): The finalists for the Virginia Union head coaching position are Virginia Union defensive line coach Mark James, Elizabeth City State offensive coordinator Alvin Parker, Morgan State assistant head coach/run-defense coordinator Herbert Parham and Georgia Southern cornerbacks coach Orlando Mitjans, Jr.
Southeastern Louisiana (FCS): Offensive coordinator Greg Stevens is leaving to take the same position at Eastern Illinois, and wide receivers coach Chet Pobolish will be promoted to offensive coordinator.
Eastern Illinois: Southeastern LA offensive coordinator Greg Stevens will be the new offensive coordinator at EIU.
Whitworth (D-III - WA): Head coach Rod Sandberg has retained receivers coach / recruiting coordinator Jason Tobeck. Also, former Shadle Park HS (WA) head coach Alan Stanfield has joined the staff as offensive coordinator.
Western Kentucky: Jeff Brohm will make an annual base salary of $600,000 and his contract will run through 2019. Brohm can earn up to $1million per year with incentives.
Emporia State: Sources tell us that Justin Weiser has been promoted to full time running backs / strength and conditioning coach and will also serve as recruiting coordinator.
UConn: Michael Painter will serve as director of player personnel on Bob Diaco's staff. Also, grad assistant Doug Shearer has been retained.
Western Carolina: Former head coach Kent Briggs has accepted the head coaching job at Cherokee HS (NC).
Arkansas State: Blake Anderson has announced that Anthony Tucker, who coached the receivers last season, will stay on staff and move to running backs for 2014. Luke Paschall will coach the receivers.
Robbie Liles, Mark Pantoni and Tyler Siskey have been named finalists for the inaugural FootballScoop Director of Player Personnel of the Year award.
Western Michigan: WMU is looking to hire a video coordinator. See more details here.
Lehigh: Sources tell us that defensive backs coach / co-defensive coordinator Gerard Wilcher will not return to the staff.
Westminster (D-III - PA): Sources tell us that Scott Benzel will be the new head coach. Benzel most recently served as the defensive coordinator at St. Francis.
Cumberlands (NAIA - KY): University of the Cumberlands has announced that Matt Rhymer has been chosen as as the fifth head coach in program history. Rhymer is a former Patriot player and grad assistant, and has served on the staff at Oneida HS (TN), and was head coach at South Laurel HS (TN).
FootballScoop Coaches Party: The annual party where we celebrate all of the Coaches of the Year and just enjoy getting together with everybody is Monday night at 5pm at Kilroy's (two blocks east of the convention center...one block past St. Elmo's). Come join us!
Albright College (D-III - PA): Albright College is seeking a highly motivated individual for the position of Assistant Football Coach/Recruiting Coordinator/WR Coach/JV Head Coach. Qualifications: Bachelors degree required with a minimum of three years of successful coaching and recruiting experience at the college level. Experience with Hudl digital video editing system is a plus. Game week organizational tasks including; film breakdown, opponent scouting, self-scouting, tendency reports, video cut-ups, scouting reports, assist S&C coach with weight room, assist VC with digital editing, counsel players on academic and social issues, and other duties as assigned by the HFC. Compensation: This is a 12 month, full time position with benefits (health & dental insurance, full retirement through TIAA-Creff, tuition waiver for M.Ed. Degree), $15,000 annual salary, free off-campus housing (shared with two other coaches), free utilities and free meal plan in campus dining hall. A three-year commitment is required from the successful applicant. Email resume and cover letter along with the names and phone numbers of three professional references to John Marzka, Head Football Coach at [email protected]. Please indicate in your email if you are attending the AFCA convention as I will be there to interview candidates. No phone calls please.
St. Vincent (D-III - PA): Sources tell us that the new head coach will be John Carroll (D-III - OH) senior offensive coordinator / associate head coach Ron Dolciato.
Louisville: Kevin Steele has decided to stay at Alabama and will not join the Louisville staff as defensive coordinator according to Tim Watts of BamaOnLine.
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Western Kentucky: Sources tell us that Arizona State's Chip Long has declined the opportunity to join Jeff Brohm's staff as offensive coordinator.
Millikin (D-III - IL): Millikin is looking for an intern assistant coach. This position will report to the Head Football Coach. This internship is designed as a 10 month educational experience from August 1 to May 31 and is designed to give an individual with an interest in coaching the opportunity to hone his skill development and coaching ability in one or more position areas. The appointment is for one year, with a possible one year renewal. Pursuing a graduate degree at a nearby university may be possible. Apply online here.
Western Kentucky: Receivers coach Lamar Thomas, defensive ends coach L.D. Scott, running backs coach Kolby Smith, and director of strength and conditioning Joe Miday will all join Petrino's staff at Louisville according to Chad Bishop.
Moorpark JC (CA): Moorpark Junior College (Moorpark, CA) is looking for a receivers or quarterback coach. Stipend is available (Approx. $5,000-$6,000 depending on qualifications). Please email a resume, cover letter, and preferably a position manual to Offensive Coordinator Eric Marty at [email protected]
Georgia Southern: Willie Fritz has now been officially introduced as head coach.
Indiana: Defensive coordinator Doug Mallory and defensive line coach Jon Fabris will not return.
Michigan: Athletics director Dave Brandon told the Detroit News that new offensive coordinator Doug Nussmeier will not make more than defensive coordinator Greg Mattison (who made $840,000 in 2013) and that the numbers being tossed around were inaccurate.
Texas: Vance Bedford tweeted this morning, "I'm interviewing with Coach Strong. I'm not hired at this time."
Eastern Illinois: Kim Dameron will be the new head coach at Eastern Illinois per sources. Dameron, currently the defensive coordinator at LA Tech, served as the DC at EIU in 2000.
Miami Dolphins/Tampa Bay Bucs: Tennessee Titans vice president Lake Dawson and New York Giants vice president Marc Ross are expected to interview for the vacant Dolphins and Bucs GM jobs according to Adam Schefter.
Virginia Tech: Bryan Stinespring is not leaving Virginia Tech. Not happening.
Cincinnati Bengals: Marvin Lewis has announced that Kyle Caskey has been promoted to running backs coach. Caskey previously served as the assistant offensive line / quality control coach.
Western Kentucky: Jeff Brohm's hiring has now been announced. We are told that Nick Holt will remain as defensive coordinator at WKU.
Old Dominion: Head coach Bobby Wilder announced this morning that former UConn and Penn State assistant Kermit Buggs will replace defensive backs coach Marc Boate who is leaving the staff to "pursue other options".
Kansas: Sources tell us Alex Charlton is being promoted to player personnel assistant.
New Mexico: Sources tell us Barry Sacks, who recently left Cal, will be the new defensive line coach at New Mexico. We hear that Archie McDaniel will now coach the outside linebackers.
Southern Illinois: Sources tell us that offensive line coach Bill O'Boyle will be promoted to offensive coordinator. We also hear that Carbondale HS (IL) head coach Nick Hill is joining the staff and will coach the quarterbacks and Colorado Mesa defensive coordinator Todd Auer will coach the linebackers. We are also hearing that former WKU head coach David Elson is a strong candidate to coach the safeties.
UMass: Boston College defensive coordinator Don Brown is among the coaches that will interview for the head coaching job, according to GazetteNet.com. Brown served as the program's head coach from 2004-2008.
Illinois: Illinois trustees have proposed a two year contract extension and an increase in of $50,000 base salary for AD Mike Thomas. The salary increase would bump his pay to $554,321. His current contract is set to expire in 2016.
Georgia Military College (CC): Georgia Military College has a WR job open. Position is an entry level full-time job with benefits. Housing included for single applicants. Multi-state recruiting area and other duties assigned by the head coach. Please email Offensive Coordinator Ross Robinson at [email protected].
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Boise State: Offensive grad assistants Joel Filani and defense grad assistant Byron Hout will stay on as a part of Harsin's staff. Also, assistant athletic director for football Brad Larrondo will remain with the program.
|Thursday January 9, 2014
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Davidson (FCS): Vanderbilt offensive grad assistant Derham Cato is joining the Davidson staff as offensive line / tight ends coach.
Weber State (FCS): Utah assistant director of player personnel Lance Hunsaker will join the Weber State staff as defensive backs / special teams coordinator.
Western Kentucky: Sources tell us Jeff Brohm is targeting Arizona State tight ends / recruiting coordinator Chip Long as his offensive coordinator.
Northern Colorado (FCS): Sources tell us LA Valley College head coach Larry Kerr will be the new defensive coordinator at Northern Colorado.
Cincinnati: Sources tell us LA Tech linebackers coach Jeff Koonz will join the Cincinnati staff coaching the linebackers we hear but could coach safeties depending on the DC hire (we hear Hank Hughes is lead candidate for that). Update> Sources tell us Hughes will be the defensive coordinator / linebackers and Koonz will coach the safeties.
Georgia: Secondary coach Scott Lakatos has resigned (personal reasons).
Houston Texans: Bill O'Brien interviewed Mike Munchak today (per John McClain) for the offensive line position.
Northern Illinois: Wisconsin Whitewater tight ends coach Craig Harmon will be the new tight ends coach at NIU per sources.
Nevada: Georgetown tight ends coach Cheston Blackshear is joining the Nevada staff in the same capacity.
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Louisville: Sources tell us that Akron corners coach Terrell Buckley will join Bobby Petrino's staff at Louisville.
Houston Texans: Ohio State defensive line coach Mike Vrabel is joining the Texans staff as linebackers coach we have learned.
Wake Forest: Ball State offensive line coach Nick Tabacca is joining Wake in the same capacity.
Tampa Bay Bucs: The organization made a number of hires official today including; Mikal Smith (safeties), Larry Marmie (senior defensive assistant), Matt Wiegand (assistant offensive line coach), Hardy Nickerson (linebackers), Tim Spencer (running backs), Andrew Hayes-Stoker (receivers), Joe Cullen (defensive line), Kevin O'Dea (special teams), Marcus Arroyo (quarterbacks), Ben Steele (offensive quality control assistant), Dave Kennedy (head strength coach).
Louisiana-Lafayette: ULL is working on a contract extension for Mark Hudspeth, Jeremy Fowler reports.
Virginia Union (D-II): Sources tell us that Orlando Mitjans, Jr. is a finalist for the head coaching job. Mitjans spent last season coaching the corners at Georgia Southern.
Boise State: Bryan Harsin has now officially announced the additions of Junior Adams (WRs), Blake Baker (player personnel), and Lee Marks (assistant strength coach).
Cincinnati Bengals: The team has officially named Hue Jackson offensive coordinator. Jackson replaces Jay Gruden who took the head coaching job with the Redskins.
Louisville: Kevin Steele with be the defensive coordinator at Louisville per Brett McMurphy. Steele worked off the field at Alabama this past season.
Massachusetts: Louisville running backs coach Kenny Carter will interview for the UMass head coaching job according to Jeremy Fowler of CBSSports.com.
St. Vincent (D-III - PA): Sources tell us that the search came down to two candidates, defensive coordinator John Thompson and John Carroll (D-III - OH) senior offensive coordinator / associate head coach coach Ron Dolciato. An official announcement on their decision will come tomorrow afternoon.
UT Martin: Head coach Jason Simpson has signed a new 6 year rollover contract. Well deserved.
Ave Maria (NAIA - FL): Ave Maria University, located in Naples, FL is looking for restricted earnings coaches for all positions on both sides of the ball. Please send resume to [email protected] if interested.
Concordia University Chicago (D-III - IL): Concordia University Chicago is seeking a defensive graduate assistant. Job duties included, but not limited to, coaching a position, recruiting, video breakdown, and any other duties assigned by the Head Coach. The position provides graduate school classes, housing (dorm) and a stipend. Candidates must be admitted to a graduate program (3.0 undergrad GPA required) at Concordia University Chicago prior to official hiring date. Applicants must have a valid driver's license, be cleared by university to drive university vehicles and must clear all university background checks. We will be collecting resumes and conducting interviews in Indianapolis during the AFCA Convention. Please e-mail resumes to Head Coach Randy Awrey at [email protected]. No phone calls at this time.
West Virginia State: Co-defensive coordinator Nick Bendetto has been promoted to defensive coordinator.
New Mexico: Sources tell us Prairie View A&M defensive coordinator Charles McMillian has been offered and is expected to accept the defensive backs position at New Mexico. Update> McMillian is confirmed to UNM.
Texas: Multiple sources are reporting that player personnel director Patrick Suddes will not be a part of Charlie Strong's staff.
Georgia Southern: Sources tell us Sam Houston State head coach Willie Fritz will be the new head coach at Georgia Southern.
Highland CC (KS): Offensive line coach Aaron Arnold has been promoted to head coach.
Coffeyville CC (KS): Sources tell us that offensive line coach Jamie Sumner has resigned.
Central Florida: George O'Leary said on local radio Thursday morning he'd like to beef up his assistant salary pool.
Western Kentucky: Sources tell us Jeff Brohm will be the new head coach.
Vanderbilt: Sources tell us David Williams will move swiftly in hiring a new head coach. Have been told he considers Bob Shoop, Herb Hand and Stanford defensive coordinator Derek Mason strong candidates. Will update...
Here's an updated list of all the head coaching changes to date
Louisville: UAB head coach Garrick McGee will join Bobby Petrino in Louisville as offensive coordinator according to Joe Schad. We have confirmed the same. Here's what you need to know.
"I didn't want the Bobby Petrino of eight years ago. I wanted a new Bobby Petrino."
Penn State: James Franklin has reportedly agreed to become the next head coach at Penn State per both Bruce Feldman and Brett McMurphy and we have been told the same.
Sterlin Gilbert has been named the FCS Coordinator of the Year
Louisville: Bobby Petrino's deal is 7 years. He says there is a $10 million buyout. Tom Jurich said Petrino will make $3.5 million per season.
Stephen F. Austin: Sources tell us that Angelo State (D-II) defensive coordinator Mike Walton has accepted the special teams / secondary coach job at Stephen F. Austin. At SFA, we hear Matt Kubik will be the offensive coordinator / quarterbacks, Jeremy Moses will coach running backs, Bill Best offensive line / run game coordinator and Jeremy Hammock will coach the tight ends.
Citadel: Brent Thompson, who served as Mike Houston's offensive coordinator at Lenoir-Rhyne, will serve in the same capacity under Houston at The Citadel.
UConn: The salaries of Bob Diaco's staff have been announced; Diaco ($1.5 million in year one), associate head coach / quarterbacks coach Don Patterson ($242,000), offensive coordinator / tight ends coach Mike Cummings ($292,000), defensive coordinator Anthony Poindexter ($292,000), receivers / specials teams coordinator Wayne Lineburg ($1192,000), co-defensive coordinator / linebackers coach Vincent Brown ($242,000), recruiting coordinator / defensive line coach Kevin Wolthausen ($192,000), offensive line coach Mike Foley ($192,000), running backs coach Ernest T. Jones ($192,000), co-special teams coordinator / corners coach Josh Reardon ($107,000).
Louisville: Sources tell us Iowa State offensive line coach Chris Klenakis has accepted a position on Bobby Petrino's staff at Louisville.
Alabama: Lane Kiffin will "interview" for the Tide's offensive coordinator position, possibly as early as today, according to Jeremy Fowler of CBS. If so, expect Lane to be the Alabama offensive coordinator.
Cincinnati Bengals: With offensive coordinator Jay Gruden heading to Washington to become head coach, multiple outlets are reporting that Hue Jackson (who served as running backs coach / special assistant to the head coach) will take over the OC duties.
Washington Redskins: Jay Gruden has agreed to become the next head coach of the Redskins, per Adam Schefter. He also notes that tight ends coach Sean McVay is expected to be take over the offensive coordinator role.
Akron: Sources tell us that John Peterson, who coached the offensive line at UAB, will join the Akron staff in the same capacity and add the title of assistant head coach.
Washington: Ben Thienes has joined Chris Petersen's staff as a grad assistant. Thienes served as the defensive team manager last season at Boise State.
Grambling: Broderick Fobbs has rounded out his inaugural coaching staff, most of which we've already told you about. His staff will be as follows; Everett Todd (defensive coordinator / defensive line), Nate Brown (defensive backs), Eric Dooley (offensive coordinator / quarterbacks), Reggie Nelson (offensive line), Robert "Mickey" Joseph (receivers), Wayne Cordova (running backs), Kendrick Nord (tight ends). and Lee Fobbs (DFO / recruiting coordinator).
Louisville: Joe Schad reports that Bobby Petrino's contract at Louisville is expected to be a 7-year deal.
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Ken Whisenhunt: The Chargers offensive coordinator is scheduled to interview with Detroit today, the Titans on Friday and with the Browns on Saturday.
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Our condolences are with former GVSU and EMU head coach Jim Harkema who lost two brothers, Tom and Bill, Monday night. Please keep the Harkema's in your prayers.
Arizona State: Former NFL VP of Football Operations Ray Anderson will be the new athletics director according to multiple outlets.
Michigan: Sources confirmed to us that Alabama offensive coordinator Doug Nussmeier will be the new OC at Michigan.
LSU: McNeese offensive line coach Rob Sale will interview tomorrow at LSU.
Penn State: Sources at Penn State tell us they are making their final push for James Franklin. We are told Penn State hopes to have a deal tomorrow at the latest.
Louisville: Bobby Petrino will be introduced tomorrow morning as the new head coach (for the second time) at Louisville.
North Dakota: Sources tell us Purdue's Kevin Maurice will join the North Dakota staff as running backs coach.
Arkansas: Samford defensive line / special teams coordinator Rory Segrest has accepted the defensive line / specialists position at Arkansas.
UMass: New Hampshire head coach Sean McDonnell will meet with officials from UMass this week per a report from the UMass Daily Collegian. McDonnell has been at UNH for over 20 years...wouldn't think this is the one to lure him away but we'll see. Update> Sources tell us McDonnell has turned down the opportunity to interview.
Here's an updated look at all the head coaching changes around the country
Michigan: Brady Hoke has announced that offensive coordinator Al Borges will not be retained for the 2014 season. Here's what you need to know.
South Florida: As we told you on Friday, Willie Taggart will bring on Paul Wulff to serve as offensive coordinator.
Towson: Rob Ambrose has agreed to a lengthy extension at Towson per his agent.
Westminster (D-III - PA): Sources tell us Don Montgomery (former Emory & Henry head coach) and Scott Benzel (defensive coordinator at St. Francis) are the remaining finalists.
Rhode Island: Sources tell us that Northern Michigan defensive line coach Joe Coniglio has accepted the same position at Rhode Island.
North Dakota: Sources tell us defensive line / recruiting coordinator Kyle Myers will not be retained by Bubba Schweigert.
Wilkes University (D-III - PA): Wilkes University invites applicants for a Head Football Coach, a full-time, 12-month administrative staff position in the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics reporting to the Director of Athletics. The head football coach is expected to be actively involved in community service activities and alumni events. A Bachelor's degree is required, Master's degree preferred. The ideal candidate must have significant knowledge of and proven success in coaching football preferably at the collegiate level. To apply, visit this link. Please be sure to include a cover letter, resume or curriculum vitae and three references including names, titles, full mailing address, telephone numbers and email addresses. Review of applications begins immediately. Complete applications should be received no later than January 24, 2014 for full consideration.
North Carolina Central: Southern Durham HS (NC) head coach Adrian Jones has accepted the running backs job on Jerry Mack's staff. Jones led Southern Durham to the program's first ever state title this past season.
NAIA Coordinator of the Year Finalists
Weber State: Former Utah running back Quinton Ganther has been announced as the running backs coach.
Eastern Illinois: Sources tell us that EIU has narrowed it down to 4 finalists, 2 have interviewed, 2 in the next day or so...Curt Mallory, Mickey Matthews, Kim Dameron and Bill Legg are all in it.
Miami Dolphins: Philadelphia Eagles quarterbacks coach Bill Lazor is interviewing for the offensive coordinator job today, per Adam Schefter.
Cal: Andy Buh is being retained but won't retain the defensive coordinator title. Barry Sacks (defensive line) and Randy Stewart (defensive backs) won't return.
Louisville: ESPN reports that Clint Hurtt will be retained as part of Bobby Petrino's staff at Louisville.
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Western Kentucky: Sources tell us that both offensive coordinator Jeff Brohm and defensive coordinator Nick Holt are real candidates for the head job at Western.
Cleveland Browns: Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels has withdrawn his name from consideration for the head coaching job, per Schefter.
West Virginia: The contract of defensive line coach Erik Slaughter will not be renewed.
LSU: Offensive line coach Greg Studrawa will not return to the staff per Mike Scarborough. We have confirmed the same.
Louisville: Per Pat Forde, Bobby Petrino will be the new head coach at Louisville. Multiple sources are confirming. Never a dull day...
Check out the full list of head coaching changes throughout football.
The Citadel: Lenoir-Rhyne head coach Mike Houston has now formally accepted the new head coaching position at The Citadel as we reported he would a few nights ago.
Hawaii: Kevin Clune has officially joined Norm Chow's staff as defensive coordinator.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Hardy Nickerson will rejoin the Bucs' staff according to Roy Cummings of the Tampa Tribune. Nickerson previously spent seven seasons on the Bucs' staff, four of them under Lovie Smith.
Lindenwood (D-II - MO): Lindenwood University is seeking applicants for an offensive graduate assistant coach to work with the offensive line. Preferable experience coaching or playing offensive line. The job includes coaching a position, recruiting, use of digital editing system, and other administrative duties as assigned by the head coach and coordinator. The position will begin immediately. Compensation includes combination of stipend and classes. Candidates should email resume to:[email protected].
Morgan State: Sources say former Maryland receivers coach Lee Hull will be the new head coach at Morgan State.
West Virginia: Damon Cogdell (Miramar, FL head coach) is joining the staff on the defensive side of the ball.
Penn State: San Francisco offensive coordinator Greg Roman will interview at Penn State, according to Jason La Canfora.
Baltimore Ravens: Juan Castillo will coach the offensive line next season for the Ravens, John Harbaugh has announced. Castillo joined the team just before Super Bowl XLVII in a consultant role, and spent last season with the title of run game coordinator.
Mike Zimmer: The Cincinnati defensive coordinator is scheduled to interview with the Vikings today and the Titans on Thursday, according to Adam Schefter.
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Auburn: Minnesota deputy athletics director David Benedict has accepted a job as Auburn's chief operating officer.
Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL): The team has named Pat Tracey its special teams coordinator and Markus Howell as wide receivers coach.
Louisville: Defensive coordinator Vance Bedford tweeted this morning that until Tom Jurich makes his decision he still has a shot at the job.
AFCA - DFO Agenda: The full agenda for the 2014 Football Operations meetings at the AFCA Convention is now available.
Knox College (D-III - IL): Knox College, a member of the Midwest Conference seeks an assistant offensive coach. This is a restricted earnings position for an assistant offensive coach and reports to the Head Football Coach. Bachelor's degree required. Wide Receiver or Quarterback coaching or playing experience preferred. Responsibilities include coaching your own position, recruiting both on and off campus, working with special teams, and other duties assigned by the head coach. The position pays $1,000 per month and includes a campus meal when classes are in session. There are no other benefits. To apply, send a letter of application, resume, Applicant Information Form and contact information for three professional references to Head Coach Damon Tomeo at dltomeo@knox,edu. No phone calls or faxes please. Please indicate in your letter of application whether you plan to attend the AFCA convention. Applicant Information Form and more information about Athletics at Knox College may be found at www.knox.edu
Reinhardt University (NAIA - GA): WJCL News is reporting that Bradwell Institute (GA) head coach Adam Carter is leaving after one season to become the defensive coordinator at Reinhardt University.
Bowling Green: Sources tell us that Rose-Hulman (D-III - IN) linebackers coach Ben Olson has joined Dino Babers' staff as a defensive grad assistant.
Tampa Bay Bucs: Tony Sparano is set to join Lovie Smith's staff in Tampa Bay, according to a report from Vic Tafur of the San Francisco Chronicle. Sparano spent last season as the assistant head coach / offensive line coach with the Raiders.
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CARLISLE - Other than being without electricity since Christmas, the Harmony Grove Cardinals were hit with another big blow when they fell hard to England on Friday, 80-52 in the Carlisle Holiday Classic. But despite not practicing and suffering one of the biggest losses in 2012, the Cardinals returned to Carlisle on Saturday and got back to their old ways of winning. After a hard and intense practice session just hours before getting on the bus, the Cardinals took care of business, beating DeWitt in a 57-27 rout of their own.
GREENBRIER ¬– The Benton Lady Panthers made it to the finals of the Battle at the Brier, but fell 30-28 in a defensive battle to the Rogers Heritage Lady War Eagles on Saturday night. Benton led the whole game until Lacey Murray hit a 3-pointer to tie it at 28-apiece and Brittany Ward hit the game-winner with five seconds remaining, while Benton could not get a shot off in the end.
CARLISLE - With the first third of the season on the books, the Harmony Grove Lady Cardinals were sitting in a nice spot heading into Christmas break. With a 6-4 overall record and a 2-1 showing in 5-3A conference play, the Lady Cardinals hit the court once again on Friday in the Carlisle Holiday Classic. Coming off of back-to-back conference wins over Fountain Lake and Episcopal, the Lady Cardinals had a little bit of a setback when they met England on Friday, falling in a close match 35-30.
MOUNTAIN HOME – Junior forward Josh Bowling helped give the Benton Panthers a turkey as far as winning their third consecutive tournament championship when they defeated the Little Rock Episcopal Wildcats 65-47 on Saturday in the finals of the Mountain Home Tournament. Bowling scored 25 points and grabbed 15 rebounds as the Panthers' size netted the victory after being down by 10 points at the half.
FORT SMITH – After losing to Texas High 76-66 in the second round of the Coca Cola Classic in Fort Smith on Friday, the Bryant Hornets salvaged a 1-2 showing in the tourney with a 56-49 win over Subiaco Academy on Saturday afternoon.
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The Hornets (11-3) lost to the No. 1 team in the state North Little Rock in the first round and to Texas High in Round 2.
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Fire Marshals from the FDNY Bureau of Fire Investigation (BFI) and federal agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) yesterday arrested 40-year-old William Crean of the Bronx for starting a fire on March 22, 2009 that resulted in an estimated $2 million in property damage. Crean (DOB 11/15/68) is charged with 2nd degree arson and reckless endangerment. These charges are punishable by up to 25 years in prison. The prosecution of this case will be handled by the Office of Bronx District Attorney Robert T. Johnson.
On Sunday, March 22 at 6:07 a.m. a fire was reported at 122 Westchester Square in the Bronx. The first FDNY unit on scene was Engine 61, which arrived in just over 3 minutes. The fire quickly escalated to a third alarm and spread throughout a row of stores from 122 to 129 Westchester Square. In all, the fire required 33 units, 140 firefighters and nearly three hours to bring under control. Three firefighters were taken to Jacobi Hospital for non-life threatening injuries.
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"This investigation demonstrates the outstanding work of the FDNY Bureau of Fire Investigation," said Fire Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta. "We are also proud to have an excellent working relationship with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms as we work toward a common goal: putting arsonists behind bars."
"I would like to commend the ATF agents and the New York City Fire Marshals who aggressively pursued this case," said Ronald Turk, Special Agent in Charge, ATF New York Field Division. "This is the second major arson arrest this month by this task force. Through this violent act of arson, the community had to suffer the loss of several businesses, further damaging the economy, while also putting firefighters' lives at risk. This is totally unacceptable and the ATF remains committed to investigating this heinous crime."
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Katherine Jackson's Guardianship of Michael Jackson's Kids Suspended as the Drama Continues
Tuesday judge granted temporary custody of Michael Jackson's three kids to TJ Jackson. TJ Jackson is the son of Michael's brother Tito Jackson. The judge said Katherine's guardianship was not being suspended for wrongdoing but because she is being prevented from performing her guardianship duties by an "Intentional act from third parties." Word is Katherine is back home now. Paris Jackson tweeted early today "grandma's here! #thankyougod."
Twihards Distraught Over Kristen Stewart Affair
Kirsten Stewart has apologized for a "momentary indiscretion" after being caught apparently cheating with her director from "Snow White and the Huntsman," Rupert Sanders. Sanders happens to be married to the woman to played Stewart's mother in the film. Stewart issued a statement Wednesday saying she's "deeply sorry for the hurt and embarrassment" she has caused those close to her. She also had this to say, "This momentary indiscretion has jeopardized the most important thing in my life, the person I love and respect the most, Rob. I love him, I love him, I'm so sorry."
"Gangster Squad" Officially Moved to January Release
It's official. Warner Bros. has moved the release of "Gangster Squad" from it's original September 7 release date to January 11, 2012. "The Hollywood Reporter" reports this will allow reshoots. The film contains a movie theater massacre.
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About a month ago my brother-in-laws well water suddenly appeared to be full of soap powders . The water was white & milky looking & there was even white grit that looked like laundry detergent . We live in an area that has a lot of natural gas wells & more being drilled everyday . There was a gas well drilled not far from his house at the same time this happened to his water well . There is some type of soap used by gas well drillers . These test results are from his water well , not mine . My question is this , do any of these test results reflect soap being in his water & if so which one . Also if none of these tests would reflect soap being in the water , what test should be requested that would ? The company that drilled the gas well had the test done . Any other comments on these test results would be more than welcome . Thanks in advance .


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Lizzy Sunderhaus can thank her parents for her caring nature and willingness to volunteer time.
The 21-year-old Cedar Crest College senior and star basketball player always gives a shout-out to Stephen T. Badin High School in Hamilton, Ohio, for giving her a rich education in the sciences.
But at some point in the next six years, when she is engrossed in studying forensic sciences and researching genetic diseases, she's hoping to have a better understanding of the one meaningful person in her life whom she hasn't been able to connect with: her brother, Louis.
Lizzy Sunderhaus has never seen the NBC drama "Parenthood," but her relationship with Louis appears to be playing out each week in the characters Haddie and Max.
Louis, like Max, has Asperger syndrome, a neurological disorder that is part of a group of conditions called autism spectrum disorders.
Asperger's main symptom is severe trouble in social situations. Those with the disease function to a varying degree of success in everyday life.
Louis is on the higher end. He recently earned a secondary education degree from the University of Cincinnati, got married and is headed to Fort Sill, Okla., as a member of the Army ROTC.
The Sunderhaus brother-sister relationship, much like the one on "Parenthood," is a rocky one.
"It's a very confusing relationship," Lizzy Sunderhaus admitted. "It has gotten better over the years. It had been very strained to begin with."
But it is a relationship important enough to her that she's going to dedicate a large part of her life to studying Asperger's and other complex diseases such as autism and Alzheimer's.
Sunderhaus once dreamed of being a lawyer. But high school science classes changed her focus. Now she is among the country's most successful and well-rounded student-athletes.
Last year, she became the first junior to win the Jostens Trophy, which encompasses athletics, academics and community activity. Her bulging resume ballooned Thursday when she was again named to the Capital One Academic All-District team.
The biochemistry/forensic science major with a chemistry minor is interviewing for Ph.D. programs at Johns Hopkins, Colorado-Denver, Washington and Oregon Health & Science University.
She is gathering career advice from anyone willing to give it. A renowned geneticist made herself available.
"I was fortunate enough to talk with forensic scientist Mary-Claire King," Sunderhaus said. "She teaches at the University of Washington's medical school. She was one of the first to work on the BRCA gene for breast cancer. She does work with schizophrenia and does forensics on the side.
"She's the one who gave me the idea of going to get a doctoral degree so I could do a variety of things."
That was music to Sunderhaus' ears. She loves to put on her headphones and work in the labs at Cedar Crest. She also looks forward to teaching at the college level.
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Sunderhaus said she never wanted to be a difficult child.
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Alexander Wang once again is offering a special gift section in his online shop and black is a reoccuring color theme this year, which, given the context for some of the items (beachball, yoga matt) actually gives the items a humorous appeal rather than a dark one. On this page we feature a leash and collar as featured in the "Dominatrix" section of the gift store, thus making it a two-for–the item itself plus the experience of participating in some stylishly dominant good times.
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88 Orchard St, New York, NY | Directions 1000240.718044 -73.990188
Daily, 9am-8pm
Neighborhoods: Lower East Side, Downtown
Coffee Nazis – This is a once in a lifetime find. And, what I mean by this is that I will only be visiting this place once in my lifetime.
Furthermore, I can't imagine that this restaurant will last much longer based on the customer-serviceless our group received this morning.
We were in the neighborhood for breakfast and, on the walk over, I bought a cup of EVIL STARBUCKS coffee. After meeting up with our friends outside, we walked into 88 Orchard, placed a very large breakfast order for five people and sat down. After waiting for approximately ten minutes, Peppermint Patty walked over to our table and told me that I could either throw away my Starbucks or take it outside to finish it. No apologies. No "we are happy to have you here for breakfast, thank you for dropping $50 on our mediocre eats, but may we pour your coffee into one of our cups..." It was beyond rude. The staff blows. Enough said.
Great Cafe – Just the cafe to unwind, read a paper, read a book or write a long essay. Free wireless. The staff is great too.
great place to hang out – the location is great, the seating area is large so it's a great place to go hang out with your laptop or friends. Can be a bit hard to work in because it can get really busy and loud. (esp on certain days... monday)
sometimes the service is slow (esp on sandwiches)
The good food includes their breakfast sandwiches and the granola, I dont really like their lunch offerings at all
grim unsanitary sight – i hate to spread any ill will but even though i have a pretty high germ tolerance today i saw a sight here that made me want to yack. While eating at a table near the counter i had the distinct displeasure of witnessing an unkempt hipster employee play with her hair, rerrranging and retying, shaking it out and repeating ad nauseum all while standing over the food counter and a bowl of fruit and yogurt that some poor unfortunate soul would be about to consume. Then she started over again with the hair before touching and arranging plates for food. Isn't it a pretty basic rule of food prep to not use the prep area as a vanity and hair salon? YEE-UCK.
NO MORE DRAMA!!! WORST SERVICE EVER!! – I've worked in the neighborhood for a year now and the service in this place has become so horrifying I had to write a review. I used to love coming every morning and afternoon for coffee, but in the last 4 months, with staff changes there is way too much attitude. Every employee has a chip on their shoulder, if you ask a simple question like "can I get a spoon with my soup" you've just started a fight! Like you are personally attacking them. The food and coffee is good but everyone I work with feels the same. It's not worth the hassle. Go to BABYCAKES or ROASTING PLANT instead. They are on the same block and much friendlier and tastier options. The OWNERS should install cameras to see how rude and nasty their employees have become. It's really ridiculous. NEVER AGAIN FOR ME!
Great atmosphere + cafe menu ! – I love cafes that let you sit and relax, without hurrying you out - this place is just that + more. I came here last night w/ my friends after dinner just for some tea and pastries, and we really enjoyed this lovely cafe. They played good tunes and have outdoor seating available when the weather is nice. The cafe is on the corner and has large floor-to-ceiling windows, along with a high ceiling, which make for a very pretty atmosphere. Someone noted that the sandwiches are pricey, but I think it's fair since they let you stay awhile. I will definitely be returning!
Cozy Local Cafe – Love it as a local. Nice staff, the place is small but well-designed. Food is pricey but you're subsidizing the fact that the cute place continues to survive, like a puppy. I'm a fan.
Hipster Heaven – My old artist boss recommended this place to me while I lived in the 'hood, and now I can see why. A very hip clientele frequent this place; consisting mostly of artists and writers it seems. I went there a few times for lunch, and although I liked the atmosphere, I think the panini I ordered was a bit too pricey..$9.50 for a small eggplant and goat cheese on facoccia panini! I mean, give me a break, it didn't even come with anything else since they forgot my pickle. The horror!! If I pay $9 for a sandwhich, at least give me the pickle that comes with! And it took forever for them to press the dang thing. I'm a very busy woman!
It's definitely a neighborhood place, which is nice, and there's free internet and a couple of newspapers floating about to occupy your time while you wait for your panini.
Died and went to heaven! – I just found the turkey reuben at 88 Orchard! OH MY GOD!!! It is the perfect balance of flavors, and has the perfect crunch after being pressed on the panini grill. This place was so cute- I wish I lived in the nabe and could go there every day. The latte was really good too- but oh, that sandwich.
More like the Employee's Living Room than the Customers' lately – I've been coming to 88 Orchard for almost 2 years now. In fact, I am sitting in their basement level dining space as I type this, enjoying their free wireless signal. I have a complaint to lodge though: Over the past few months the evening employees seem more keen on creating an atmosphere to suit their own enjoyment rather than the that of the clientele. The music is played super-loud, and it is often a poorly chosen selection that ruins what has always made this place so great: a chilled out atmosphere to chat and get work or reading done. Tonight the granola-hippie girl working the counter must not care much about tips. Her disturbingly uncreative mix of Lisa Loeb, REM, and Tori Amos just keeps getting louder and louder. Earlier the manager was playing Alanis Morrisette's greatest hits so loud that the basement kitchen staff had to struggle to hear their own moderately loud mariachi music.
The problem is that the staff either doesnt care or they think we customers actually want to be subjected to their personal tastes in a way that is unavoidable. Oh man, another song started again. It's a ear-splitting Tegan & Sara tune that sounds like everything else that has been hammering off the walls today. I think I may not come back here anymore, there are other better coffee shops opening up further downtown anyway. This place is good for LES Tenament tourists, Lilith Fair fans and people who don't like to sit in peace while drinking their coffee.
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As of June 2012, the Commission on Accreditation (COA) requires that accredited social work programs must use the following form to report its most recent assessment outcomes to constituents and the public on its website and that it routinely up-dates (minimally every 2 years) these postings.
This also provides an opportunity for prospective students, current students, and alumni to confirm the excellent quality that the EMU social work program provides in theoretical and practical social work knowledge.
The reports published below will be updated annual in May upon completion of each academic year.
The internal assessment report presents data gathered via rubric assessment within the social work curriculum courses. In contrast, the external assessment report presents data gathered via a five-point Likert scale completed by practicum supervisors at the end of students' practicum experiences, which are the culmination of the social work curriculum.
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The ISS flies at an average altitude of around 350 kilometres, in an orbit inclined at 51.6 degrees to the Equator, and circles the Earth roughly once every 90 minutes. As the Earth rotates beneath the ISS orbit, the Space Station constantly moves over different parts of the planet. When the ISS passes over a region where the Sun has recently set – but, at an altitude of 350 kilometres, the ISS itself has not yet entered Earth's shadow – the football-field-sized Space Station and its large solar panels reflect sunlight towards the Earth, appearing as a bright point of light in the evening sky to the naked eye. And of course, the same applies in the morning before sunrise. Depending on light pollution at the viewing site and the elevation of the pass, the Station is typically visible for about one to three minutes or, under ideal conditions, up to six minutes.
The ISS is periodically visible above Germany – firstly, in the morning sky almost every day for about two weeks; then for about two weeks in the evening sky. This sequence is then repeated approximately every two months. Of course, it is necessary for the sky to be largely free of clouds. On some days two passes are visible.
Finding out when the ISS is visible
Dedicated websites and smartphone apps can advise if and when the ISS is visible from your location. For example, on this page from NASA, you can choose your country and then select the city nearest to your location from a list. A table shows when the ISS will be flying over that location in the following days, which direction it is coming from, what its maximum elevation is (90 degrees means it is flying directly overhead) and in which direction it will disappear.
The data on Heavens Above. is somewhat more detailed. Here again, you first need to select your location. If you then click on 'ISS' in the 'Satellites' section, you will see a table containing five main columns. As well as the date and brightness ('mag') of each pass, three columns give the start of visibility (time, elevation above the horizon, compass direction), the highest point in the sky and the end of visibility (with time, elevation above the horizon and compass direction data again in each case). The lower the magnitude, the brighter and therefore more visible the pass is. Magnitudes of less than -3.0 should be easily visible from brightly lit cities. Similarly, the more directly overhead the pass is (that is, with its greatest elevation reaching 90 degrees), the brighter and more easily visible it will be. Assuming a clear field of view, passes with elevations of 50 degrees should still be visible from heavily light-polluted cities.
ISS visibility table, data for Cologne, Germany. Image: Heavens Above
In addition to these websites, there are a number of smartphone apps that can determine ISS visibility for you. Use of an integrated GPS finder is even simpler than the methods described above. As an example, one platform-independent solution runs as a smartphone browser app and outputs a table from Heavens Above.
Image: Long-exposure photograph of an ISS pass over the Brandeburg Gate in Berlin. Credit: Henning Krause (CC-BY-SA 3.0).
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Try it out for yourself – all you need to do is make your way to a south-facing balcony! The ISS always appears from the (south-) west. With a tripod and a little bit of practice, you will also be able to take long-exposure photographs and videos of ISS flybys (exposure time of one minute), to share with family and friends. Here's to clear skies!
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My latest reel. Hope you enjoy and as always thanks for your support! Remember YouvebeenVALidated
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On Friday morning I had a lovely discussion about celebs living in NYC with their children on Pix 11 News. The fab anchors of the show as well as divamoms.com founder Lyss Stern joined me in coversation. Examples of mom's raising their kids in a down to earth manner include Kelly Ripa, Katie Holmes, SJP and Tina Fey just to name a few. I feel as though New Yorkers have a certain level of respect for A-Listers and Chelsea Clinton will be just fine creating a home for her familiy in the big apple. Former President Bill Clinton even took to twitter to add to his title of grandfather to be. I mean is that cute or what…
I had such a fun time appearing on Celebrity Corner with Dorothy Cascerceri. Watch here to find out the latest tips for traveling and how to alleviate stress.
Last night I had the opportunity to dine with many lovely ladies in the fashion industry. We had an elegant dinner at an intimate and trendy venue in NYC called Backbar.
I have to give a big shout out to Hanes Hosiery who is giving us a big reason to look forward to fall. Their new collection!!! This celebration was hosted by the brand that is VALidated for any and all women to wear. Feel sexy, chic and comfortable simultaneously. Here's a look at the cool new packaging and tights!
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Nashville-Davidson metropolitan government (balance) >Lodging > Country Inn & Suites Nashville
210 Rudy Circle, Nashville, TN | Directions 3721436.220582 -86.695572
Daily 24 Hours
Neighborhoods: Penningtom Bend
Cookies 24 hours a day – We stayed on 7/30/02 and loved it. It is very attractive and nice. When we walked in you could smell cookies baking!! They make them all day and night for guests. There is fresh fruit available too. We didn't eat breakfast, but it looked good. The room was big, nice, quiet, and clean. The price was very good and it is close to thr Opry. We would stay again. Kathy at the desk was great. Our only complaint was not enough tv channels to choose from.
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