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JAMESTOWN - The Board of Directors of the Chautauqua Sports Hall of Fame is proud to announce Cal Cederquist will be formally inducted at the CSHOF's 32nd annual banquet on Monday, Feb. 18 at the Lakewood Rod and Gun Club.
Over a career that spanned more than 30 years, Calvin "Cal" Cederquist established himself as one of the area's finest high school track coaches.
Cederquist attended Southwestern Central School, where he was captain of the track team and a two-time CCIAC long jump champion and a Section 6 qualifier. He then moved on to Alfred State College, followed by Buffalo State College, where he picked up a Bachelor's Degree. He later earned a Master's Degree from St. Bonaventure and did further graduate work at Fredonia State and the Rochester Institute of Technology.
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Cal Cederquist, track coach for Chautauqua Central and Chautauqua Lake Central Schools, will be formally inducted at into the Chautauqua Sports Hall of Fame at the 32nd annual banquet on Monday, Feb. 18.
His teaching and coaching career began at the original Chautauqua Central School in 1972. He began working with a track team that hadn't won a championship or even a dual meet in 40 years. Without any actual track facilities and a dozen or fewer athletes, Cederquist worked tirelessly and turned the program into a winner. He claimed three consecutive championships from 1979 to 1981.
He sent several of his athletes to Section 6 qualifiers including Shawn Smith, who was a Section 6 1,000-meter champion and a sectional record holder. Smith went on to win the National AAU Junior Olympics in the 1,500-meters after his senior year. Cederquist also produced the first girls' state qualifier, Jill Bergman, who competed in the 100-meter hurdles.
In addition, Cederquist developed an outstanding cross country program at "Little Chautauqua," including three state qualifiers, a state finalist and four county champions competing in Class C as a Class D school.
After a nine-year hiatus, Cederquist returned in 1990 to help build a combined boys and girls program and again those teams were successful. From 1994 to 1998, Chautauqua won five consecutive track championships with more than 50 victories and, as before, a number of individuals earned trips to the Section 6 championships.
By 1996, Chautauqua High School was planning to merge with Mayville Central School, and in Chautauqua's final season, Cederquist's track team was one of the area's best. In the final athletic event in school history, the 1,600-meter relay, team members Brian Jones, Vern Post, Todd Glenn and Lucas Brown capped things off by winning the school's first and only state championship.
The merger created Chautauqua Lake Central School in 1997, and Cederquist continued coaching, helping Jones to claim another state crown in the 400-meters. Cederquist retired from teaching after 33 years, but remained as a coach until 2008. Cederquist had the distinction of coaching all three of his children, Barry, Kevin and Carrie, on championship teams.
During his career, Cederquist also was a four-time Post-Journal Coach of the Year winner, was named as the Joe Paterniti Coach of the Year by the Southwestern Track Association and also received the New York State Coaches' Century Award for cross country. He served on the Section 6 Track Advisory Board for 14 years and was the Section 6 Class C chairman. He also is a Grape Belt Hall of Fame inductee.
Joining Cederquist as inductees in the Class of 2013 will be Ron Blackmer, the late Jim Foti, Walt Thurnau, Dan Palmer and Jim Young.
Two-time Olympic gold medalist Bruce Baumgartner, regarded as the greatest heavyweight freestyle wrestler in American history, will be the guest speaker.
The CSHOF induction banquet on Monday, Feb. 18 will begin with a hospitality session at 5 p.m., with dinner at 6:30 p.m.
Tickets may be purchased at Matt's News on Third Street in Dunkirk, Fredonia Food Mart on Temple Street in Fredonia and Jamestown Cycle Shop on Harrison Street in Jamestown. Tickets can also be ordered by phoning Chip Johnson at 485-6991. The price per ticket is $50. CSHOF members receive a $5 discount.


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Thirty-eight dollars a month. That's how much it costs to sponsor a child through Compassion, which is more than the price of sponsorship at other organizations. The difference sometimes leads to questions like these.
"When I first starting sponsoring it [the sponsorship rate] was $22 a month; that was 1989, or 1990 I forget, I'm getting old. During college I stopped sponsoring for a few years and then it was I think $26 or $28 a month . . . Other organizations have stayed about $22-24 a month . . . what extra services does Compassion offer for the extra money . . . what does Compassion provide that other organizations do not supply at $22-24 month?" — Dwight"
"I am getting a bit concerned with the cost to sponsor a child. Where is the money going that isn't going to the children? I would hate to think it is for a glossier overedited over advertising or staff bloat to make sponsors feel better." — Nancy WhiteAlthough these two questions may seem to be asking the same thing, they're actually not. Dwight is asking, "What does my child get each month for $38?" (i.e., how are our programs run and what do we deliver?). Nancy is asking, "Where is the money going that isn't going to the children?" (i.e., how do we spend your money?). They're both important questions.
I'm not an expert on how other sponsorship programs are run, but what I do know is that some organizations don't have Christ at the center of what they do. And some allow children to have multiple sponsors.
So two things that Compassion delivers is the Gospel and a one-to-one relationship with your child.
Some child sponsorship programs just focus on one or two areas of a child's development, rather than being all-encompassing, and others organizations administer their programs on behalf of the community a child lives in, rather than focusing directly on a specific child.
Compassion delivers holistic child development that is child focused. These two posts help show what that means.
- What does holistic child development look like?
- What does my sponsored child learn at the child development center?
And finally, some programs are more localized and less global than our program is. We're a global holistic child development ministry and we use a one-on-one sponsorship model that encourages you and your child to share your faith with each other. We're Christ centered, child focused, church based and committed to integrity.
Some programs may have similarities to ours, but none are exactly the same. That's what we deliver.
As for how we spend your money, no more than 20 percent pays for administration and fundraising. That's our commitment to you. And for the past several years, we've been significantly below that 20 percent, usually two to four percentage points below.
In fiscal year 2009, approximately $31 of your $38 monthly payment paid for development center grants, program services and child advocacy (i.e., educating the Body of Christ about the biblical mandate to care for children and the poor), while a nickel shy of $7 was used for administration ($3.23) and fundraising ($3.72).
Because of how we manage your money we have received eight consecutive four-star ratings from Charity Navigator, an independent charity evaluator. Only 1 percent of charities rated by Charity Navigator have been recognized in this way.
So, what does the $31 buy your sponsored child?
The money categorized as development center grants is delivered directly to our church partners to cover the costs of implementing our sponsorship program. The basic elements of these activities include:
- regular Christian training
- learning opportunities (e.g., funding school attendance and/or regular participation in extracurricular educational activities)
- health treatment and training (e.g., regular physical exams, dental care, vaccinations, referral for advance medical care, instruction in physical and dental hygiene, exercise, nutrition and preventive health care)
- socio-emotional development (e.g., learning basic social skills, teamwork, art, drama, dance, etc.)
- materials and supplies including hygiene supplies (e.g., soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste), center supplies (e.g., paper, writing utensils, games, toys), fees or costs associated with field trips, camps, drama, art and dance activities, and snacks, food and supplemental nutrition each child may need
- individualized care and attention (e.g., school progress reports, center attendance records, health records, home visits by social workers and adult supervision while at the development center)
More personally, this is where the money comes from for letter translation, postage, taking photos of your child, and updating you on your child's well-being.
You can consider program services as the funding source for maintaining our program's integrity and all the things that connect you and your child.
That about sums it up. I hope this explanation is useful to you. If you want additional information about our financial stewardship you can visit compassion.com and charitynavigator.com, as well as call us at (800) 336-7676.


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The merger of British giant BAE Systems and EADS in Europe is likely to trigger further consolidation in aerospace companies globally.
In particular, it would put other top players such as Italy's Finmeccanica and France's Thales under pressure to react in an attempt to take on what would become the largest airspace company on the globe.
EADS and BAE Systems confirmed on Sept. 12 that they are talking about combining their businesses. EADS's existing shareholders would control 60% of the combined entity while BAE would account for the remaining 40%. "BAE Systems and EADS have a long history of collaboration and are currently partners in a number of important projects, including the Eurofighter and MBDA joint ventures," BAE stated. "The potential combination would create a world-class international aerospace, defense and security group with substantial centers of manufacturing and technology excellence in France, Germany, Spain, the U.K. and the U.S."
The new company would garner around $100 billion in annual revenues, compared with Boeing's $68 billion, making it by far the largest aerospace group (see page 14).
Boeing CEO Jim McNerney says the merger, if approved, is unlikely to "threaten us fundamentally," though he acknowledges that the deal reshapes EADS's structure and holdings to more closely mirror those of Boeing in terms of a civil/defense balance.
According to senior EADS officials, the two entities will remain separate under a newly created holding structure. Golden shares for Germany, France and the U.K. are to ensure that the new group is protected against hostile takeovers and that strategically sensitive, often classified, programs are under firm control.
The proposed deal, however, is being met with criticism by some investors. EADS shares took a deep dive the morning after the plans became public. They were down 9% in early trading and BAE Systems dropped by 6% following an initial steep climb a day earlier. Citigroup downgraded its EADS guidance because it believes that synergies will be difficult to achieve.
"We doubt that doubling up on defense makes sense to shareholders," RBC Capital Markets wrote in an investor note. "Equally for BAE, being acquired by a European company could limit its ability to work for the U.S. government in sensitive areas." On the other hand, BAE has been struggling already because of its full dependence on largely declining defense markets, and the integration into a broader structure looks like it could give BAE more stability and better prospects.
Some in the financial community assert that operating margins for companies conducting business in the U.S. are peaking, indicating that the merger would take place at the financial apogee for BAE's U.S. activities. This is prompting questions about why EADS is pursuing the deal now. By next year, the U.S. Congress will have to address the question of sequestration—significant automatic cuts to defense that will be implemented unless lawmakers strike a compromise to handle the national debt. Additionally, the Pentagon will be forced to operate at 2012 funding levels even when fiscal 2013 starts in October because the legislature has failed once again to pass a budget on time.
"You could be looking at the most significant European consolidation that has yet been and probably [ever] will be," says Douglas Barrie, a senior fellow for military aerospace at the International Institute for Strategic Studies. "This could create a genuine European powerhouse on the defense side."
Barrie suggests that consolidation is inevitable in Europe, given the shrinking budgets around the continent. And it could prompt a reconciliation of some competing product lines into single, and potentially more globally competitive, designs. The area of UAVs, for example, has far more concepts in development than either appetite or budget from would-be customers. Such a merger could force the large aerospace companies in Europe to select specific designs not only aimed at European customers, but that will also have a better chance of competing with U.S., Israeli, Chinese and Russian options.
"If you look at the European market and what budgets can support, it is kind of inevitable," says Barrie. "The debate becomes how many defense aerospace manufacturers can we credibly afford to support."
For example, the deal would likely put an end to competing UAV projects in Europe, where BAE has been developing drone technology with French aerospace giant Dassault Aviation against rival efforts underway at EADS.
Earlier this year, U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron and then-French President Nicolas Sarkozy agreed to forge ahead with joint development of a medium-altitude, long-endurance (MALE) drone, part of a broader defense agreement that aims to boost the A&D sectors of both countries (see page 31). Since then, the new government of French President Francois Hollande has taken a fresh approach to the country's MALE strategy. In September, France's defense ministry unveiled plans to bring Germany into the mix.
In a joint declaration signed Sept. 12, the two countries agreed to strengthen cooperation in various sectors of armaments, including MALE platforms. In a communique issued by the French ministry late Sept. 12, both sides appeared to have devised a common set of operational requirements for a possible European MALE venture.
One CEO of a major European aerospace supplier says the proposed deal will definitely trigger another wave of consolidation. Even now, the pressure to expand and move into a position to be able to self-fund more development programs has grown to an extent that many second- and third-tier suppliers are thinking about exiting the market, he points out. However, melding the biggest European aerospace and defense (A&D) companies into one entity would give it considerably more market power—particularly on the defense side—when it comes to negotiating with their suppliers.
The executive highlights, however, that the number of original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) is actually rising in spite of the proposed deal. The growing clout of aerospace industries elsewhere—in China, Russia, Brazil, India and South Korea—is giving suppliers new business opportunities beyond EADS and BAE. Margins are almost definitely going to be higher there, but so will the risk, he concedes.
On the defense side, the merger, if approved, would clearly give EADS penetration into the U.S. market by way of BAE's substantial Pentagon business, much of which is in the ground vehicles area. Likewise, EADS has a substantially better presence in the defense market in Latin America and the Middle East. BAE CEO Linda Hudson told employees in a memo last week that the product lines are "highly complementary" between the two companies, and that the merger will strengthen their presence in the U.S. market.
"This would raise a question for Dassault, Saab and Finmeccanica about how they react to this kind of merger," Barrie notes, adding that a merger as large as BAE and EADS could spark further market shifts in Europe.
While European regulatory agencies could raise red flags about the plan, there is little chance of the U.S. government standing in the way of the deal. "This is basically a European transaction that raises no anti-trust issue in the U.S. military market," says Loren Thompson, chief operating officer of the Lexington Institute, a Washington-based think tank. Thompson is a also a consultant for BAE.
Though there are some fairly immediate gains to be had from the merger—reducing administrative staff and taking advantage of each other's supply lines, for example—a BAE official says it is too early to tell if there will be an impact on any major near-term business pursuits.
"A merger may not signal a major strengthening of the combined firms' defense operations," Capital Alpha Partners wrote. "There might me some savings from consolidation of overhead and possibly larger supply agreements, but the politics of the location and employment in defense facilities in the U.K., France and Germany suggests to us that savings from consolidation will take years to materialize and lots of political work to achieve."
If the deal goes ahead, the new group will own the overwhelming share in the Eurofighter program. EADS will add BAE's 33% share in Eurofighter to its 46% (it earlier added Spain's 13% to its own 33%) for a total of 79% of the program. Italy's Finmeccanica owns the remaining 21%.
One of the key challenges until the deal can be closed will be convincing the shareholders, says one official. In his view, governments are not necessarily the ones that need the most persuading. In fact, it was Arnaud Lagardere—chairman of the Lagardere Group that owns 7.5% of EADS and the aerospace company's current chairman—who indicated in an initial reaction to the proposal that the EADS board had not yet been informed. Lagardere went on to say that he would recommend approval only after the full consequences of the proposed combination become clear.
One of the most delicate and significant parts of the entire transaction will center on how European government participation in the industry will shift. The British government has a special share in BAE Systems because of the company's involvement in so many crucial defense programs. The situation on the EADS side is even more complex: The French government currently owns 15% of the company and Germany is on its way to buying up to a 15% stake from Daimler and a consortium of banks, to balance state ownership. Industry sources believe that Germany will now no longer buy, because there is no added value for the country if it already has the necessary control through its new golden share.
According to BAE, "the parties envisage issuing special shares in BAE Systems and EADS to each of the French, German and U.K. governments to replace the existing government share in BAE Systems and the stakeholder concert party arrangements in EADS." The concert party refers to the so-called shareholder pact that regulates the balance of power among core investors.
EADS management has been trying for years to shed government shareholders in order to establish the group as a purely private company. That effort has failed so far, mainly because France was unwilling to reduce its stake. The two private shareholders, Lagardere and Daimler, have stated their interest to sell their stakes eventually, but have not put a firm timeline on their intentions.
France's 15% stake in EADS would be watered down to 10%, and Lagardere's 7.5% would be diluted to 5% if the merger is approved. Spain's 4% would also be reduced.
EADS has been trying to become less dependent on its Airbus business, which contributes the majority of revenues. EADS planned to grow the non-Airbus revenues to around 50% within the next eight years. But with Airbus booming and military budgets stagnating at best, that goal seemed ever more unrealistic to achieve. Combining with BAE would bring the larger group instantly to about a 50/50 civil/military split, analysts estimate. One of the ironies of the proposed deal is that six years after the U.K. industry effectively exited the civil OEM business through the sale of its 20% stake in Airbus, it will now be back in that market again.


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The NEW PLCTrainer version 4.32 uses RSLogix ladder logic look and feel and now includes analog instruction, an area that has been overlooked by most PLC training materials. (Note: Demo is not Windows Vista compatible, only paid version.) Order now and receive a second CD free LogixPro, an RSLogix logic simulator. LogixPro, an ideal tool for learning the fundamentals of RSLogix ladder logic programming. The look, feel and operation of our ladder rung editor so closely mimics Allen Bradleys latest software offering, that many need a second look to be sure who's editor they're using. (Especially if you currently own a copy of RSLogix as you can open it from within the PLCTrainer.) This 'virtual PLC' environment or PLC Simulator allows the learner to apply the knowledge gained in The PLCTrainer without the expense of purchasing RSLogix or even a PLC. This new PLC Training Software runs on Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000 and XP. If your equipment has any of the following example Micrologix 1000, SLC 500 and PLC 5 PLC model numbers, you can benefit from this training. (all series 1747, 1771 and 1761) You must contact us for Workstation and Network versions and special pricing. Network, LMS, SCORM, AICC This computer based training (CBT course) also includes a PLC training manual in PDF format so you can print it out. The PLC training manual is full of proven practical applications that allow you to work through the PLC's instruction set and gain a better understanding. Introduction to PLCs, Input/Output Modules, Safety Circuit, PLC Processors, Numbering Systems and Codes, Basic Programming, Timer Instructions, Counter Instructions, Program Control Instructions Data Manipulation, Math Functions, Shift Registers and Sequencers, Analog
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"The demand here is terrible," said Lisa Cisco, owner of Travel Partners in Dublin, Ohio, a travel agency that has been selling bowl packages since 1979.
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"We needed 13 motor coaches to go to the (2007) game," she said. "Now, we need one this year."
Travel agent Ike Reynolds in Columbus, Ohio, said his business is down "a good 60 percent" from previous bowl trips.
"Even if you have money ... you've been hit pretty hard by the losses in the stock market and you're sort of hanging on the sidelines not spending money," Reynolds said.
The same thing is happening in Texas, with many deciding to stay home, save money and watch the Fiesta Bowl on TV.
At Tramex Travel in Austin, bookings have been soft, with fewer than four dozen packages sold, owner Juan Portillo said.
Additionally, he blames fan disappointment over the Longhorns' bowl destination.
"I don't think they see the game against Ohio State as what we should be doing," Portillo said.
Some Ohio travel agencies say fans are tired of Phoenix. This is, after all, the Buckeyes' fifth appearance since 2003.
Others are disappointed the Buckeyes have lost their last two big games, for the 2007 and 2008 national championship. Ohio State sold some of its ticket allotment to the public earlier this month, seats that are normally reserved for season-ticket holders.
The Phoenix travel market reported double-digit declines in hotel occupancy through November and posted the biggest declines in other key measures, including room demand, which was off 7.1 percent, according to Smith Travel data.
Hotels responded by aggressively marketing their rooms and lowering prices.
At the 640-room Arizona Grand, rates are down about 15 percent from a year ago, and bookings are down about 10 percent, according to General Manager Richard Behr.
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The next pattern I am going to publish is actually an anti-pattern called "NanoServices", which as the name implies is about making services too small. I hope to have that ready early next week. Next after that would be the "Aggregated Reporting" pattern. Aggregated Reporting is aimed at solving the dispersed data problem that autonomy and a lot of services creates.
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Bibtex Browsing, How to convert to Bedic
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I have written a script to convert BibTeX files to Bedic format so you can browse them on your Zaurus. Here is a screenshot:
For those who don't know what this is, BibTeX is an extension to the LaTeX text processing system for handling bibliographies. I am a researcher so I am always reading articles in journals, conferences, books, etc and I need to reference them in my documents. Like a lot of scientific researchers I use LaTeX.
In BibTeX, you give each document a citation key (the format used in your LaTeX document is totally different). For example, I might give the paper by Smith and Jones in 2006 the key "SmithJones2006". Most researchers recall important papers this way, or using their own mnemonic. In zbedic, you can enter the key and look up the BibTeX reference. (In the screenshot you can see I used to use the first few letters of the first author and a 2 digit year).
Additionally, when I read a paper I write a few notes about it. e.g. "Their method uses such-and-such assumption", or "Good result with MMM test data but very slow to process". My script can pick up those notes and add them to the bedic file.
Please let me know if you need some help with this one.
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Brad Guzan - Aston Villa
The goalkeeper had plenty to do as Villa secured a 1-1 draw at QPR, pulling off a string of fine saves. The American caught the eye with a stunning block to deny Jamie Mackie early in the second half, while he also made important stops on the lively Shaun Wright-Phillips and managed to tip Clint Hill's powerful header over the crossbar.
Angel Rangel - Swansea
One of the weekend's big upsets came at Emirates Stadium as Swansea claimed a surprise win over Arsenal and Rangel was a key player in the shock success. The right-back proved a nuisance to the Gunners' defence as he bombed forward to provide attacking support, while he was also a rock at the back as the Swans kept a clean sheet.
Daniel Agger - Liverpool
The Reds got back on track with a 1-0 home win over Southampton and Agger was their main man, helping to nullify the threat from their visitors with a solid performance at the back as well as unleashing a wonderful header which sent Liverpool into the break with the advantage and eventually turned out to be the winner.
Jan Vertonghen - Tottenham
The Belgian continues to impress for Spurs wherever he is needed across Andre Villas-Boas' backline and the 3-0 win at Fulham was no exception, with Vertonghen once again putting in a solid shift at the back while also showing his prowess getting forward, providing a useful link with Tottenham's attack.
Hal Robson-Kanu - Reading
The Royals produced a battling display in their seven-goal thriller at home to Manchester United, eventually succumbing 4-3, and Robson-Kanu provided plenty of threat on the right wing. The Wales international gave left-back Patrice Evra a headache for much of the opening half after opening the scoring early on with a tidy volley.
Mohamed Diame - West Ham
With the Hammers trailing by a goal to nil against Chelsea at half-time, Diame came off the bench to inspire a stunning comeback win. The Senegalese injected urgency into his side's play, running riot in midfield and capping his influential second-half performance with the late goal that put West Ham in front.
Michu - Swansea
Another star performer in Swansea's upset of Arsenal was the Spanish forward, who has been a revelation in South Wales since his bargain arrival in the summer. Michu was on target with two late goals to fire the Swans to the surprise win and leave the Emirates faithful stunned, applying his usual composed finish to both.
Marouane Fellaini - Everton
Fellaini may have conceded the penalty that allowed Carlos Tevez to equalise from the spot for Manchester City against Everton, but other than that the big Belgian hardly put a foot wrong all afternoon. The captain scored the opening goal and was typically influential as he ran the show for the Toffees in midfield to put the gloss on their hard-working team display.
Anthony Pilkington - Norwich
The Canaries produced a dominant first-half display as they beat Sunderland 2-1 and Pilkington put in a commendable shift as part of an impressive Norwich midfield. The highlight of his performance was his 37th-minute strike, which turned out to be the winner, with the midfielder applying a sublime finish after shrugging off Carlos Cuellar to open up the goal.
Wayne Rooney - Manchester United
United kept themselves top of the league after edging their dramatic clash at Reading, with Rooney standing out as the Red Devils' top performer after putting in an assured showing. The England striker grabbed two goals against the Royals - one from the penalty spot - while also setting up Robin van Persie's winner.
Demba Ba - Newcastle
Monday night's action saw the Magpies claim a much-needed 3-0 home win over Wigan and Ba inspired the triumph with a first-half brace. The striker rolled home from the penalty spot before adding another to set the Toon on the road to victory, with Gael Bigirimana's attractive strike wrapping up the win.


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Ask Engadget question is coming to us from Addison, who now needs a shiny new laptop bag to house that shiny new laptop that arrived for Christmas. The kicker? TSA approval is passionately desired.
Air travel just gets worse and worse these days, so we're emphasizing that "TSA-approved" bit for Addison's own good. We know the bulk of 'em ain't that pretty, but for the jetsetters out there who have had a chance to weed through and pick the best, we're hoping they'll share their secrets down below."I was lucky enough to receive a new Laptop (ASUS UL80Vt-A1) this Christmahanukwanzaakah. Hurray! The only problem is, my old LL Bean Messenger bag just isn't going to cut it anymore now that I'll be carrying around my precious laptop along with school books and a whole gaggle of cables. Perhaps your readers could suggest to me a replacement? I would prefer a messenger / shoulder style bag, but if there is an especially cool backpack out there, I wouldn't turn my nose up at it. TSA compliance would be an added bonus since I have to fly quite a bit nowadays. What do you think, could you and the hive-mind give me a hand?"


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Feb. 8, 2011
In just three days, the UC Santa Barbara softball team will open its 2011 campaign on its very own Campus Diamond as the team hosts the Gaucho Classic I.
Those outside of the program may not expect much from UCSB this year. The Gauchos are coming off of a disappointing 2010 season in which they finished 15-37 overall and went 6-15 in Big West play - finishing last in the conference standings. In a preseason poll of the league's coaches, released last week, UCSB was chosen seventh out of eight teams, finishing six votes ahead of last-place UC Riverside.
The Gauchos aren't upset with their underdog status. The last time a preseason poll had them at seventh was in 2008, head coach Brie Galicinao's first year at the helm of the program. That year, UCSB finished second in the league for just the second time with a 13-8 record and a 30-24 overall mark.
While UCSB's goals have remained the same during Galicinao's tenure - to win the Big West and compete in the postseason - the process they will use to get there has been modified.
"Our focuses this year are the every day tasks and the small details," Galicinao said. "We have mentioned that our big goal is to win the Big West and move on through the postseason, but that is just so far away from what we are working towards each day: just evaluating each drill and each practice.
"I think it's a good change from last year. I think we are on the right track. Everybody is getting better - the attitudes, the work ethic - it seems to be a good focus for us."
UCSB will rely on several talented returners and a deep crop of incoming freshmen to achieve its goals in 2011. The strength of the team, Galicinao believes, lies in each and every player and the team's adaptability.
"It will be interesting to see how it plays out from game to game, because I think there are going to be a different stars," Galicinao said. "One game it will be the offense, one game it will be the defense, one game it will be in the circle and one day we are going to scrap for runs."
When asked to sum up the Gauchos' style of play, the word that came to mind was "aggressive."
"I think everyone on our team is going to be good at finding ways to score, whether that is on small ball or stealing bases," Galicinao said. "We certainly have a variety of power. There is good gap-to-gap hitting, so we have a pretty good mix. No matter who is in the line up, we will have both speed and power."
Here is a position-by-position look at the 2011 Gauchos:
UCSB has three pitchers on its roster this season: juniors Krista Cobb and Jenny Liepman as well as freshman hurler Andriana Collins.
Cobb, the veteran of the group, was the 2009 Big West Co-Freshman Pitcher of the Year and a 2010 All-Big West Honorable Mention. She started 44 games for UCSB in her previous two seasons and has made 63 appearances. She is already tied for 10th in the UCSB record books with her 26 career wins and is seventh with 11 career shutouts.
Following the graduation of pitchers MeLinda Matsumoto and Lindsey Correa last spring, UCSB will be relying more on Liepman this year. The junior has appeared in 13 games, starting two in her previous two seasons at UCSB.
Rounding out the group is Collins, who hails from Fairfield, Calif. The graduate of Rodriguez High School was a four-time All-SCAC First Team pick, earned Louisville Slugger/NFCA All-American accolades and was a First Team All-West Region pick.
"They have been working really well together," Galicinao said of her bullpen. "They have thrown a lot of live during practices, so they are figuring out different combinations that are effective for them. They are really, really trying to figure out what their best games look like or their best pitch combinations, and what they need to do to be successful."
Behind the plate for UCSB will be junior Lainey DePompa or freshman Kendall Gill.
"We have depth back there both defensively and offensively," Galicinao said. "They are very different in their style of play; it is just going to depend on what our team is going to need in that moment."
DePompa has appeared in 93 contests for the Gauchos, starting 90. She has posted a .982 career fielding percentage and has caught 20 batters stealing and picked off 13 runners.
Gill hails from Wilton, Calif. where she attended Capital Christian High School. She helped lead her team to the 2010 section title and was the two-time Golden Empire League MVP.
Brittany Grier, a freshman out of Corona, Calif., has also joined the Gauchos this season, but will be unavailable to join the lineup on the field for several weeks due to an injury.
Leading the team and the infield this season is one of just two Gaucho seniors: third baseman Jessica Beristianos.
Beristianos was a 2010 All-Big West selection and has started all 157 games in the infield since joining the Gauchos in 2008. She led the team last year in RBI, walks and doubles. She ranks fifth all-time in the UCSB record books with her 33 career doubles and ninth with 76 RBI.
"She is even better than last year," Galicinao said. "I think she has really done a good job of taking on her role as the team captain and being the senior leader - not just in the infield, but for the team in general."
At shortstop will be sophomore Keilani Jennings, who is actually in her third season with the team having taken a medical redshirt year in 2009 after breaking her leg early during her freshman campaign.
Jennings started all 52 games in 2010 and led the team in homers and sacrifice bunts. She was second on the team in runs and walks.
"This is Keilani's second year back and she is moving a lot better," Galicinao said. "I think she will be able to cover a lot of ground."
UCSB will have two options at second base: freshman Kathryn Pilpil and sophomore Tiffany Corder.
Pilpil hails from Oxnard, Calif. and was the All-Pacific View Player of the Year, All-County Player of the Year, All-County Female Athlete of the Year, First Team All-State and First Team All-CIF Division I at Oxnard High School in 2010.
Corder, meanwhile, started 26 games at second base in 2010 and led all freshmen with her .214 batting average.
Freshman Lauren Boser will round out the infield at first base. The Valencia, Calif. native was an All-Santa Clarita Valley First Team pick and All-Foothill League First Team honoree as a senior at Valencia High School.
Boser may miss the first few games of the season due to an illness, so stepping in at first may be Allison Taylor or Amanda Ziegler.
The Gauchos are not short options in the outfield.
Freshman McKenzie Kane will bring natural athleticism and speed to the lineup. The Anaheim Hills, Calif. native was a three-time All-Trinity League selection at Orange Lutheran High School and First Team All-County honoree.
Brooke Putich, Amanda Ziegler and Allison Taylor all return for their junior seasons. Putich parlayed a standout sophomore season into 2010 All-Big West Honorable Mention accolades. She was second on the team with her .294 batting average, .365 slugging, 17 runs, 37 hits and eight stolen bases in 2010.
Ziegler has started 76 games across the past two seasons and has posted a .269 career batting average. Her arm will once again be an asset to the Gaucho defense this year.
Taylor has played in 38 games for the Gauchos across the past two seasons and in 2010, she posted a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage in the outfield.
Rounding out the Gaucho lineup are sophomore Kelly McDonald and senior Katie McWhirter, who will both likely be used as the designated hitters this year.
"Their biggest strengths are going to be their bats," Galicinao said. "They have both been seeing the ball really well and hitting the ball really hard."
McDonald started 29 games as a freshman and was third on the team with her 13 RBI and three home runs. McWhirter, a 2009 All-Big West First Team pick, has compiled a .251 average during her three seasons in the blue and gold.
UCSB opens the Gaucho Classic I with a game against Western Kentucky on Friday, Feb. 11 at 8:30 a.m. The three-day, four-team tournament will mark the first time since the 2004 season that the Gauchos will open the year on their home diamond.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW (CBS SF) – The second track on Neon Trees' new album, Picture Show, is what frontman Tyler Glenn calls "bratty."
Glenn describes the song, "Teenage Sounds," as "basically a four minute rant of everything I'm tired of." But Glenn was scared to say the lyric, "I'm sick of always operating out of fear/I'm sick of being called a fag because I'm queer."
Glenn explains, "I thought of the line not in a sexual way but in fact that I've been called a fag since I was probably 11 years old for dressing different or listening to to different music. For being me. I can only imagine how frightening it would be to be gay and be called that relentlessly."
He describes the influences of the song, saying, "It sounds like something that Iggy Pop and Billy Idol would do if they collabed with Little Richard and Refused and blended in the Gang of Four."
"I'm really happy that people saw that I meant it as more of an empowerment and less of a…it's not an attack or a misuse of the word."
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When I was in the 1st grade Pogs got banned at our school because some idiot in HS got caught with pot at the bottom of his pog tube.
It was a sad day for all little kids who just wanted to play.
Hey, kids. Ace is off for the next week and I return to recruiting roundup duties.
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I never played pogs so I may be off on the lingo. Anyway.
Anyway… MD DT Henry Poggi jumped on a Michigan offer recently, sending the usual folks to scouts to tell us what we've won. Mike Farrell makes it sound like we've won Ryan Van Bergen 2.0($):
There's not an ounce of baby fat left on him, and he's got a frame to hold 285 pounds without losing a step. The player Gilman assistant Henry Russell once said played with a "ridiculous" motor never came off the field between tight end and defensive tackle, but he never slowed down, either, "a tribute to his character." …
"Henry is athletic and quick, but he's very technically sound, too. He does a really good job with his arms and gets off the snap, doesn't lose balance. If you try to cut him or go low in traffic, he's very good at keeping his feet."
RVB barely came off the field in his last three years and always—always—kept his feet. Poggi is a bit shorter and may be more of a quick-twitch guy; otherwise that's a tight comparison.
Nike's high-falutin' big time big timer camp with the artsy name continues to issue invitations to Michigan recruits. IL OL Kyle Bosch is the eighth Michigan commit to get a trip to Oregon paid for, joining Logan Tuley-Tillman, Shane Morris, David Dawson, Jourdan Lewis, Mike McCray, Taco Charlton, and Jake Butt. Serious targets Laquon Treadwell, Leon McQuay III, and Joe Mathis (hey, top three at this instant) are also scheduled to attend. That is a lot of names I would normally bold if they weren't crammed together so tightly.
I'll be most interested in how McCray, Butt, and LTT show up. By this point we know what Morris and Dawson and Lewis and Charlton are (probably) going to do; the previous three haven't been making as much noise on the camp scene or, in LTT's case, are working their way back into healthy shape.
Tim Sullivan catches up with CA DE Joe Mathis, who backs off his stated top three of Washington, Nebraska, and Michigan a little bit in favor of a broader top ten, declares he'll officially visit Hawaii—a team not in his top ten—and says Michigan sees the 6'3", 245 pound end as (surprise!) a Baltimore Raven($):
"When they've talked to me, they want me to play like a Terrell Suggs of the Baltimore Ravens," he said. "That's kind of the defensive player they'd want me to be at Michigan, a standup defensive end."
That would make him a WDE, which is plausible. He also mentions probable officials to Arizona State and Michigan. If those come off like that you might begin to feel cautiously good about landing Mathis—an official to sort of stated leader but not other sort of stated leaders would seem to bode well. Except this is one of those shapeshifting recruits, so… yeah. In an article just a day later($), Mathis says he'll visit Michigan and Washington officially but isn't sure about going back to Nebraska because he was there for four days and thus risks death by boredom if he ever returns*. In an article a day after that one($), Mathis says he is "definitely" visiting Michigan for the OSU game—which is in Columbus—and may go to LSU for their game against Alabama.
Next week: Mathis declares Miami his leader and that he is a peanut butterfly.
*[this may not be an exact quote]
The pool of 2014 players who are not random names to be googled if they become relevant at a future date incremented by one after the Sound Mind, Sound Body camp when Cass Tech CB/WR Damon Webb picked up a Michigan offer. He joins DE Malik McDowell as an in-state kid with an offer widely regarded to be a Michigan lean; add in Todd Howard protégé Parrker Westphal—still not a typo—and those are your contenders for first 2014 commit. Ace covered Webb's impressive performance at the SMSB camp yesterday…
Webb turned heads a couple weeks ago when he blanketed Laquon Treadwell at the IMG 7-on-7 and he built on that with an MVP-worthy performance yesterday. Despite being a year younger, Webb has more bulk on his 5'11" frame than his teammate Jourdan Lewis, and like Lewis he's an outstanding athlete.
Also like Lewis, Webb can play either wide receiver or cornerback at the next level, though his size suggests that corner is his optimal position. He was fantastic playing corner in the one-on-one drills, staying step-for-step with Lewis—though Jourdan managed to bring in a diving catch—and 2013 Notre Dame commit James Onwualu, who was torching the less-heralded prospects. Webb faced Onwualu three times, and aside from slipping on a hitch route, he came out on top.
…and someone asked Allen Trieu for a instate top ten($) on the Scout message board that featured Webb #3 behind McDowell and Grand Rapids dual-sport star Drake Harris, who will play wideout if he picks football for college. Those three players were a cut above a trailing group of nine including all three Cass linebackers and yet another Bullough from Traverse City who will be an early commit to Michigan State. This one's named Byron.
Webb looks like he'll extend Cass Tech's streak of sending a corner recruit to a BCS school to a remarkable six straight years. They're even growing them a little bigger these days.
As for where Webb might end up…
"It would play a factor," he explained. "I'd be comfortable there. I'd know that. And that's a main factor - feeling comfortable."
"I'm looking for comfortablity in a college and I would like my parents to come see me and play. That's a big factor too. If I'm comfortable there, and then the education – if they have my major and what I plan to study."
…Michigan's in decent shape.
As for McDowell, Matt Pargoff caught up with him. He's playing it cool these days:
"I went for the spring game … Michigan was real fun. All the coaches had their attention on me. I got to talk to all the coaches besides Brady Hoke. He was stuck talking to reporters.
"It was real fun. The crowd was real hyped. It wasn't as big as a normal Big House game, but it was still fun."
He says a decision won't come until he's in the midst of his senior year. I bet that timeline changes.
Elsewhere in 2014 recruits to maybe care about some, early five-star OL Damian Prince tells 247 he's "really interested($)" in Michigan and Tremendous catches up with FL OL Mason Cole, who claims offers from M, OSU, and Florida amongst others. Cole moved from Chicago when he was eight and still has a ton of family in the area; he's also planning a visit in early August. He'll be one to keep an eye on.
You've read Ace's take on things from the camp unless you're a bad person. Others are also saying things about activities. 247's Clint Brewster($) on Shane Morris's showing:
Morris dropped-jaws with his impeccable footwork and ultra-quick release. Morris is so smooth and sound in his mechanics and can effortlessly fire the ball down field with just a quick flick of his wrist. Morris has also bulked up to over 200 pounds of solid muscle. The future couldn't look any brighter for Michigan with Morris under center.
I'll take it. The rest of the article continues in that vein about Michigan recruits, though, so you may want to take that with a grain of salt.
Maize and Blue News has takes on the relevant folks in attendance, and the evaluations are on the more credible end of things. Pargoff's take on LTT:
OL Logan Tuley-Tillman – Peoria (Ill.)
Tuley-Tillman noted that he has lost a fair amount of weight recently, but still has some pounds to drop. The latter part of that statement was evident, though the improved conditioning appeared to help his game. He wasn't as impressive as Dawson, but had a solid showing overall. There were some good reps and some not so good ones.
The biggest area for improvement right now remains conditioning. He has the feet and the athleticism to play at the Big Ten level, but he still needs to drop some fat and replace it with muscle.
Webb, Dawson, York, and Morris also feature.
Josh Helmholdt also breaks down the OL and DL. David Dawson:
Dawson only attended the first day of the camp, but was the standout of the offensive line group as he has been at several of the recent camps he has attended in the last few months. Physically, Dawson is starting to develop his upper body, which was an area that was lacking earlier in his career. His strength, as a result, has also improved and he is unbeatable once he locks on to defenders. Dawson always brings a passion to compete and shows good leadership skills as well.
Malik McDowell, meanwhile, arrived at the camp looking "noticeably thicker" and is now a strapping 280 pounds. LTT "did a good job handling a very capable group of speed rushers and was much lighter on his feet than his last performance."
Allen Trieu's defensive recap says McDowell was possibly the best player there despite being a rising junior($) and has the usual level of praise for Jourdan Lewis:
Michigan commit Jourdan Lewis again locked up nearly everyone he went up against. He has great feet, change of direction and excellent ball skills. His long arms allow him to play a little bigger than his listed size too.
OH WR Jaron Dukes is committed to Michigan, and Michigan is committed to him. This is news because one of the Ohio State insiders ("Nevadabuck," if you follow things closely enough to have heard of random internet insiders with occasionally-accurate information and a massively inflated view of themselves) claimed that Michigan was dropping the kid. A flurry of worried phone calls later and there's the usual array of clearing-the-air-type articles($).
Nothing to see here, etc. Michigan loves them some oversized WRs with large catching radii, and Dukes is that in spades.
CA WR Darren Carrington, a new offeree from Hoke's old stomping grounds in San Diego, is tentatively planning on camping($). 2014 IL LB Clifton Garrett plans a visit to Michigan($) for the BBQ. GRIII's younger brother, 2014 IN LB Gelen Robinson, will attend Michigan's camp($). Here's an article on… guh… a class of 2015 QB from Canada. Already 6'5", though. 2014 OH QB DeShone Kizer on a recent Illinois offer($): ""Being from Ohio, I really don't know a lot about Illinois yet." Ouch.
Two OL Michigan would normally be in on but for having all the OL already: Cass Tech OL Dennis Finley has just blown up, getting offers from Wisconsin, MSU, and OSU after his SMSB showing, and Eleven Warriors talks with OH OL Matt Miller, the younger brother of center heir apparent Jack Miller, after his appearance at OSU's camp.
Happy trails to OH WR Kevin Gladney, who committed to Nebraska. VA RB Derrick Green keeps Michigan "in the mix($)" but it sounds grim at the moment.
When I was in the 1st grade Pogs got banned at our school because some idiot in HS got caught with pot at the bottom of his pog tube.
It was a sad day for all little kids who just wanted to play.
Pogs got banned at my school because playing for keeps was considered gambling.
get off my lawn with your pogs.
that so many current wolverines have no idea what this conversation is about.
Yeah....Google helped me out though.
I am in my late 30 and have no idea.
One of the children was hiding something from us? LET US BAN ALL THINGS THAT MIGHT BE USED TO CONCEAL OTHER THINGS.
We haven't gotten a single big name in our 2017 class yet.
in the schools here seem to begin and end with "Round at both ends and high in the middle"
"Being from Ohio, I really don't know a lot about Illinois yet."
so this is not a surprising statement from a high schooler.
At least my kids learned to point a bit below the wrist when describing where they lived to other UM students.
thought that ohio and illinois were rivals?
And thank God that at least there are so many girls in the Bullough family....they reproduce at a ridiculous rate. (grandkids- Corey, Kristi, Jake, Max, Riley, Byron, Holly, Chloe and Annika. HT wiki)
We could be a few generations away from every single player on the MSU roster being a Bullough.
How do you know how many are girls? About half those names could go either way.
Kristi, Holly, Chloe and Annika are more than likely girls.
Corey, Jake, Max, or Riley could go either way, but that would subtract from guy total, not add to it.
Byron I certainly hope is a boy.
But you're right, there's a reason I didn't put an exact count on it. I'm sure you could research which are boys and which are girls...but at the rate they're popping them out, I'm not sure even the Bullough family cares.
I've never heard of a girl named Jake or Max and I hope I never do.
I was probably thinking of something like Jackie.
But Max can be short for Maxine. I can think of at least two tv characters that go by Max-
I wouldn't mind meeting either of them....
or was it Vail? Park City???
Interesting that Finley is blowing up like he is, good for him. Watching his film he certainly has the frame and athleticism to turn into a very functional big ten lineman. However, I also think the explosion of offers has to do with the pace at which offensive linemen, especially the midwest ones, are flying off the shelves. The best linemen left in the midwest are Riley Norman at #25 and he apparently might not even play football, and then you have Lovell Peterson and Kyle Meadows out of Ohio, but the OSU staff has seen both of them in-person and chose to offer Finley instead.
Maybe some other years he would have ended up with an offer, but with the relationship Michigan has with Cass Tech you have to figure they're more happy with who they have then they would be with him. But here's hoping he turns into a good lineman. At Illinois or Iowa (if they offer) preferrably.
I hear that Norman really wants to puruse shot put as well and wants to compete in the Olympics some day.
Ya, I had heard it was a track and field thing as well. I know football takes up a lot of your time, but wouldn't a full ride scholarship still be worthwhile, and couldn't he pull off both? It's certainly an interesting situation. If they don't get Finley they're going to be pretty desperate for OL this year since their only one just decommitted. They're going to have to start poaching whoever they think are the best sleeper options from lower tier B1G programs and MAC programs.
I had also read that Norman is looking for a scholly for track and field from some of the bigger programs down south. And if he wants to truly become an Olympian, he probably doesn't have rime for both.
It's not that difficult to do both, if you're a guy like Denard who just wants to show up and run in the meets because you're really fast, but not if you want to excel and track and you do one of the events that includes a lot of technique (like the throws).
Track has a winter and spring season, both of which infringe a lot on football practices. If your emphasis is football and you want to do track as well, you can pull it off. If your emphasis is track and you want to play football as well, you're going to have a tough time, since you'd miss all of spring practices and probably all of the bowl practices and the bowl game. Also - your scholarship would count toward the football total, and no football program would want a scholarship used on a guy who put the track team first.
That said, I don't know how good fo a shot he has at being a big time shot putter. He threw 61-2.5 at the state meet this year, which was the top distance of any division, but for comparison, Anthony Zettel threw 61-8 last year, and Mike Martin threw 63-9 his senior year. Joey Sarantos threw 61-11 his junior year (he threw 61-7.5 his senior year). Now, these were all very good throwers obviously, but Norman is by no means the best shot putter in recent history in Michigan, so to have Olympic hopes is wishful thinking, to say the least.
Now, if it's simply that he prefers track over football and would rather take a track scholarship somewhere than a football scholarship, that's his choice and he's good enough for that.
Offering Finley over Peterson and Meadows may also be a very intentional attempt by Meyer to open a pipeline to Cass Tech.
A VERY solid point, although whether that pipeline would be successful is another question. I still think that as long as Wilcher is there, Michigan has their pick.
Cass is producing a filthy amount of BCS talent these days though, 5 in the 2013 class alone. That's approaching St Thomas Aquinas in Miami numbers.
would be a PR coup among ohio fans.
Exactly. Not saying Finley will be bad by any means, and the sure has the frame to be great, but June is turing into 'December' of years past. With the rate recruting is going these days, offers and recruits 'blowing-up' in middle of June is probably akin to yester-year's flurry of offers in Nov-Dec-Jan to recruits needed to address needs missed on the first and second round of offers.
Ummmm, since mccray won mvp for linebacker at the last camp he attended, I wouldn't necessarely say that is quiet.. I mean what is the guy suppose to do
He was playing baseball all spring, so that camp was about all he did with regard to football. Good performance, yeah, but he's been quieter than some of these kids who have been going to camp after camp...
When is Michigan's camp? And is there only one? It seems like other schools have multiple camps through the summer...
June 17-21
Thanks... follow-up question... is the BBQ in July also a camp?
No, it's not. It's just a bunch of dudes hanging out eating ribs.
Morris has got to be vastly underrated to be turning in stellar performance after stellar performance at camps and not be a consensus 5-star. I think his early commitment and the fact that he's such a Michigan lock are causing him to miss out on a lot of the ratings hype of the recruiting services. Oh well.
No, because he's almost a 5-star. It's not like he's ranked #188 or something and turning in these performances. He's nearly a unanimous top-25 prospect nationally, so it's really, really hard to be vastly underrated at that point.
He's turned in a lot of great performaces, one pretty average performance in Dallas, and less than stellar numbers in his junior season. He's rated very high, and that's probably where he should be.
EDIT: Rivals has Shane at #22 nationally, the exact same spot Kalis finished last year. Was Kalis underrated? He dominated everything he did as well. Point is, when only 21 players nationally, at all positions, are ranked ahead of you, that's pretty damn high, and hard to argue that you're underrated.
Does anyone know if Michigan is going to save some money this fall by only have to official visit the current 21 guys (or even less since some of the current commits cuurently live in Schemmy Hall) and only give officials to 5-10 uncommited players? Would they normally give officials to lots of other players? Or does it not matter?
I thought we agreed to never call it Schemmy Hall again?
Bo Hall seems a whole lot easier.
Gelen Robinson's nickname should be
in true ForemanFamilyFashion.
there anyway when can steal bullough from little brother?
Let's find out if we want to first.
Nevadabuck spreading more rumors?! Say it ain't so!!
...and I don't think I've EVER heard of a bucks fan with a massively inflated view of themself. So out of character....
that's a pretty good description of "nevadabuck". However, he is exteremely well connected (because his family is extremely wealthy). I don't think he's just making stuff up, because there's really no point in making stuff up about Dukes, so it'll be interesting to see if the real story eventually comes out.
You mean some real story other than Dukes saying that he never considered decommiting, and the Michigan staff saying that they never pulled his offer?
I'm just saying there's no reason for a multi-millionaire to wake up one morning and make up a rumor about Jaron Dukes, someone Ohio State has no interest in. Why wouldn't he make up a rumor about Mike McCray instead?
I'm confused by your argument, too. What does his wealth have to do with whether he has reason to make things up? Hasn't he been wrong far more often than he's been right?
My point is that he's not some anonymous kid in his mom's basement. He also has nothing to really gain from making stuff up. It's really too obscure of a rumor to bother making up.
There are plenty of OSU fans who can't stand the guy, but in my experience, he's been very accurate. I think he gets in trouble when he calls a recruit to OSU before a kid makes it public, then the kid later changes his mind (or is in the middle of a post-visit high). He's also not great when he's formulating his own opinion (he was way off on the whole Tatgate stuff), but for actual knowledge of happenings inside the program, he's got the goods.


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Well, this weekend was pretty eventful, wasn't it?
While the sheer quantity of games (20 over three days) was actually a little lower than this jam-packed season usually trots out between Friday and Sunday, the quality of storylines more than made up for that.
The two biggest storylines sprouted up on Sunday as the Tampa Bay Lightning canned head coach Guy Boucher and the Dallas Stars sent aging captain Brenden Morrow (plus a third-round pick) to the Pittsburgh Penguins for prospect Joe Morrow (no relation) and a fifth-rounder.
Naturally, it's purely speculative to guess what happens next for the Penguins/Morrow and the Lightning sans Boucher, but that's kind of what we do here. So let's get cracking.
Sifting through the trade reactions on Twitter and via other venues really provided an interesting perspective regarding how people react to all sorts of news. To be more direct: it showed how flippant or out-of-date opinions can really be.
From the latter category, observe an anonymous scout's quote in CSNNE.com's story about the Boston Bruins' attempt to land Morrow:
"He was a warrior during Dallas' Cup back in 2000, and he carried the Stars during that playoff run in 2008 when was close to a point-per-game in the postseason."
I'm guessing that scout meant the Stars' 4-2 series defeat to the New Jersey Devils in 2000, but even ignoring more nitpicky quibbles, that quote represents one side of the Morrow coin: nostalgic types who ignore the fact that athletes tend to age in dog years (or like the President of the United States in some cases). Rest assured that Morrow is a different player at 34 than he was at 29 or 21.
Of course, one can also over-correct in the other direction. In judging a trade, people often expect a home run when it's possible that a team was hitting with accuracy rather than power. The Penguins likely realize that Morrow's an old 34 - he's been playing a very physical brand of hockey at the NHL level since age 21 - but they might just want a guy who can score ugly goals for them and occasionally mimic what Bill Guerin (another former Star) did for them in his final NHL run.
Honestly, my feeling is that Morrow is quite close to "done" as a difference-making player.
However, the funny thing about his situation - both before and after the trade - is that he's presented with a good chance to maximize his potential with outstanding linemates. His most frequent combos with the Stars were Jamie Benn and Jaromir Jagr followed by Derek Roy and Erik Cole.
With those golden opportunities, he still only managed 11 points in 29 games this season. He was also limited to just 26 in 57 games last season.
There seem to be two basic scenarios for Morrow once Evgeni Malkin's healthy enough to return: the gritty winger might get a plum job alongside Geno and James Neal in the top six or he'll get stuck in the third line (or worse).
In a way, that parallels his experiences with Dallas this season, yet the ceiling has been raised substantially. That's true especially because he's in a contract year; it's easy to forget that - on paper - he's not that old at 34. Sure, it's a 34 like Kobe Bryant is 34, but still.
Long story summarized: you could do worse than gambling on Morrow. Just don't be surprised if he just makes a minimal impact.
Regardless, I'd be delighted if we stop referring to millionaire athletes as "warriors." Let's stick with "tough" or "gritty." The sports-war analogies peaked with the term "blitz."
Three years ago, it seemed like the Tampa Bay Lightning had the potential to be The Team of the Future. They had Canadian hero Steve Yzerman as their GM on the heels of his apprenticeship in Detroit. Yzerman landed hot AHL coach of the month Guy Boucher (who even has super cool and semi-foreboding facial scars!). Combine those factors with Steve Stamkos, Martin St. Louis, Vincent Lecavalier* and a laughably bad division and it seemed as if a new contender was being birthed.
For a year, it looked really good, too. Unfortunately, people always want more - I blame Wendy's "Where's the beef?" ads,** personally - and that set the deck for failure for Boucher.
Is it really Boucher's fault? Probably not. While improved, the team's defense isn't exactly brimming with the kind of guys you'd build a dynasty around. Goaltending can be a chicken-and-the-egg thing when significantly great or awful defenses are involved, but one way or another, the Lightning's netminders have been bad for years.
(Actually, it's probably easier just to chart the spurts of success rather than counting every failure.)
The more important question is: how will this affect the team, fantasy-wise? Personally, on the offensive side, you have to hope that the Lightning's outstanding power play doesn't get dinged too badly by Boucher's departure. Maybe Tampa Bay will benefit from a taskmaster-type on defense, because Boucher's obvious downfall was not finding a way to plug the team's many leaks.
I'm not too thrilled about the prospects of a big turnaround. At least this season, that is.
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* - Honestly, I kind of feel obliged to include Vinny even if he's enormously overpaid.
** - OK, "Manifest Destiny" is the real term to admonish, but hamburgers are more fun to talk about than imperialism. Most of the time.
So, the NHL decided not to suspend Rick Nash for his hit on Tomas Kopecky, even though Brendan Shanahan called it "rotten." Surely this decision would have been the same if Kopecky clobbered Nash the same way, right?
At this point, I think we're all just beaten down by the erratic justice system. It will probably take a truly horrific, grossly negligent hit to really rile people up about the next baffling decision.
Really, the thing that's frustrating is that the league will look the other way when stars do dirty things and also look the other way when they're impeded regularly by hooks, grabs and clutches. It's basically the exact opposite of what you'd like to see in a healthy sport, but I digress.
The New Jersey Devils ambled gingerly out of Martin Brodeur's month-long absence, but will their playoff hopes survive Ilya Kovalchuk's shoulder injury? The Russian star suffered it sometime during Saturday's game and the early word is that he could miss between 2-4 weeks with the ailment.
Kovalchuk is one of the league's sturdiest star players - especially since he usually logs the minutes of a No. 1 defenseman - so it must be a pretty painful injury to keep him out. Anyone who questions his desire or toughness at this point might as well get "xenophobe" tattooed on his or her forehead.
Speaking of brilliant Russians who inspire a lot of misplaced ire, Alex Ovechkin sure looks like BucketsfullofFun Ovi instead of CouldverywellbelisteningtoMorrissey lately, doesn't he?
Ovechkin now has a five-game goal streak (six goals and three assists for nine points), yet it's not just the points that make his recent play encouraging. He's doing the all-over-the-place stuff that made him the human embodiment of video game hockey again.
He had five hits on Sunday and has had at least three hits in all but one of his last seven games. In that time, he's also clocked about five shots on goal per contest. Yup, that sounds like the Ovechkin we all thought we knew and loved.
It sounds like David Booth's ankle injury has ended his season, which is a bummer, but Booth owners probably punted that ball quite a while ago anyway. Things really haven't been the same for the winger since Mike Richards absolutely obliterated him with that "legal" hit quite a few moons ago. Hopefully he can get it back together eventually, though.
INJURY NOTES (full list) and QUICK HITS
The Columbus Blue Jackets' point streak ended at 12 games while the Penguins (barely) extended their winning streak to that same mark this weekend … Tobias Enstrom scored a goal in his return from a lengthy shoulder injury … Ryan Wilson's season might be over after aggravating a prior ankle problem … Ryan Nugent-Hopkins was placed on the IR with an illness that might need to be called "an illness" if it sidelines him much longer … Daniel Briere's ugly season continues with another injury … Mike Smith remains day-to-day … John Michael-Liles is day-to-day with a lower-body issue.


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Danielle Palleschi, a senior at Lycoming College, Williamsport, Pennsylvania, recently directed one of the spring plays, Beyond Therapy. The play is a comedic play by Christopher Durang about contemporary relationships. Palleschi, a communication major and theatre minor, is a resident of Massapequa Park and a graduate of Massapequa High School.
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You're welcome! I got a good laugh out of the mock commercial. I betcha the people at Bic are cringing at how this is being received!
Just to let you know, I may have stolen your links for my facebook feed Too funny not to pass on.
I may have to buy a pack of those just because I loved the reviews so much! LOL
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"Il n'y a pas d'hétéros, il n'y a que des mecs mal dragués ..." - Patrick Timsit in "Pédale Douce"
I can't say much about the other films because I only saw the first and last. BUT... I recently saw the original Rocky on DVD (I collect the Best Picture winners) and enjoyed it and that same day saw Rocky (VI) Balboa in the theater (with the free ticket from the DVD).
Rocky Balboa is the best film I've seen this year, and I've seen a great deal of them. I would say that Stallone delivered a realistic (well, more believable than you'd think to get a man of Roc's age back in the ring) script and both he and Milo (who by the way is gorgeous in this) delivered Oscar-caliber performances in what I think is as good as (or perhaps better than) the original movie.
I think Milo is sexy as hell. Those are some nice pics!!
And dammit, we have to wait SEVEN WEEKS before Heroes is on again!
Milo is hot and talented, and Heroes is a terrific show....I just wish his character didn't have that drippy haircut. He always looks better in pictures with his hair a little more, um, erect.
oooooooh he can slide his thing of whitch we do not speak of into my place of which we do not talk of...
i have wanted him since he was in a horrible tv show about a four boys going to an all girls prepschool.
I love his eyes and his candid smile. Sigh. I love it when he scrunches his eyebrows ever so slightly.
I want to have his babies.
Mmmm I'd like to see that
Yeah... It's true!... and very hot!!!
screen caps, vids... anything?!
Oh, yes, very very nice, I love his facial reactions and everything, a shame you don't see anything, nice sounds tho! LoL! I don't have any pics tho!
Dean: "It takes two to... have hard-core sex."
If you search Dirty Deeds on Youtube it will give you the trailer of the movie and in the trailer is a short clip of jacking off scene.
It's there, but don't get your hopes up because you don't get to see anything. He jerks-off into a loaf of bread. The store security guard got to see it though...hahahahahahahahahahahahaha
In which part he masturbates?
OMG I must see a clip.
The clip is kind of lame but its good to see his O-Face!
I wanna see his O Face. The trailer didn't show enough of the clip.
Wait, is that the gangster gay guy in 2gether?
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Milo is hot!
Just saw the video. I loved his facial expressions. The video was more hilarious than hot! I couldn't believe he put the bread back. Lucky person who gets to eat that!
Man I'd let Milo fill both my holes with his manseed mmm
Check out my Milo gallery.
Gosh Milo's sooo hot! I didn't watch gilmore girls so I only knew about him in Heroes. And ever since that episode where he was laying in bed shirtless... I was in love. Here are some extremely hard to find pics of him.
Enjoy these pics.
One question though, why everytime he speaks, his lower lips kinds of srunch up a little to the left side? Is it maybe just a habit. But it makes him the all more sexier. I just want to chew him up everytime he speaks.
Here's one from my gallery
for their 3 year relationship....alexis beidel (rory) was a lucky girl
he is so fuckin' beautiful.
Hahahaha I'm loving the title of this thread.
God, Milo just makes me want to go grab him and violate him.
Being powerful is like being a man. If you have to tell someone you are, you most assuredly are not. ~ Stolen and Edited from Margaret Thatcher
I saw him on a rerun of Gimore Girls today...he is too gorgeous
I want to have SEX with this man.
from witch movie is the 3th pic?
love men, adore men, never know it could be soo gooood
These are taken from the new Fergie video. He may be covered with fake tats, but he is still smoking hot.
milo is very very yummy
Yes indeed!!!!
Why is he in fergies video anyway? although i think he is so hot
Old Enough To Know Better..................And Too Young To Care
Handsome, but too skinny. I like men with some meat on their bones.
oooh! love milo!
hate the tats though.
don't get me wrong! on some guys body art is very, very hot.
i just think milo's body is fine just the way it is!
Luv the guy, but WAYYYYYY too many tattoos.
He always looks dirty and greasy.
He is a really good looking guy. He could use a bit more meat on the bones, but I won't compain. They should not have put tats on him, he looks much better without.
I think he's pretty hot in the pics, but he's still way hotter in Heroes.
"It's strange to have a creation out there, a deeply mutated version of yourself, running loose and screwing everything up. I wonder if this is how parents feel." Dexter Morgan
that was really hot!