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In the December public lands meeting the council heard reports from the state agencies present. The Bureau of Land Management reported the Buckhorn Information Center is moving along well, the restroom was installed and the water troughs will be moved in the spring the new pump is installed and up and working. The patent for the Millsite Golf Course expansion will be presented to Ferron City at their council meeting. The BLM also suggested the county look at a patent for the Buckhorn Information Center site.
Ray Petersen, public lands director reported he is going to the Colorado River water users convention next week in Las Vegas. He will report back next month on developments there. Mike McCandless reported the change of the point of diversion for the water for the nuclear power plant near Green River decision will be made by the end of January. Sherrel Ward reported the water subcommittee will meet on Dec. 14 at 1 p.m. to talk about the water survey and he invited all interested parties to attend.
The Division of Oil. Gas and Mining report was given by Lucy Malan. She said the abandoned mine reclamation project in the San Rafael will begin moving in 2011. The request has gone out for the oral histories of the area to be recorded and a contract will be in place by the end of January. All the histories will be due back by Sept. 30, 2011. Once this is completed a copy of the research will be kept with the BLM and Malan said a copy can be provided for the Emery County Archives as well.
The public hearing for the Crandall Canyon water bond issue will be held on Dec. 8 in Salt Lake City. This hearing is dealing with the mining company and their responsibility for the continued mine discharge water. The mining company currently is working hard to maintain the state water standards for discharge. DOGM wants to ensure the water cleanup continues as long as it is needed. Petersen said he plans to attend the hearing and will report back any decisions requiring the mining company to post a bond.
Malan reported on Dec. 20 the former Bear Canyon mine will be up and running again with the new company Rhino Energy, doing business as Castle Valley mining. McCandless reported he along with county commissioners will meet with the new company at the end of the month to meet their personnel and welcome the business to the county.
In Division of Wildlife Resources news, Paul Birdsey reported the fish structures at Huntington North Reservoir can remain, but must be monitored to make sure they don't come apart and threaten the outlets. In a meeting with the Bureau of Reclamation they also discussed the water levels at the reservoir. Interested parties and those involved would like to see more water left in the reservoir for the fish and recreational activities. The contract between the BOR and the Huntington/Cleveland Irrigation company will be reworked. Currently it says any water left in the reservoir after Nov. 1 reverts to the BOR for project water.
Birdsey reported the Wildlife Big Game board accepted option 2 in the deer hunting changes. This change will create 29 separate hunting units statewide and the number of permits will be reduced by 17,000. Those who draw out for the remaining permits can expect to see an increase in the cost of a deer permit, but the exact cost hike hasn't been determined. This reduction in permits will create a $1 million shortfall in the DWR budget. The legislature will have to address this shortfall in the January legislative session. These regulations will go into effect for the 2012 season.
Bryan Torgersen gave the SITLA report. He said they are proceeding with the sale of the Trail Mountain property at Joe's Valley Reservoir. Hopefully by spring it will be finalized. Blaine and Mary Luke own the structures there and it is hoped they will bid on the property. All of the individual structures do not belong to SITLA only the land the infrastructure is found on. SITLA has done drilling and tests and because the structures are in close proximity to the lake there can be health issues.
A large archaeology site has been found near Bluff on SITLA land. The illegal garbage dump at Elmo has been cleaned up and 1,100 tons of material were removed from the site. Torgersen said now it is clean they need the help of the public to keep it clean. Torgersen thanked the county for opening the landfill after hours and on Monday while the clean-up took place so they could dispose of all the materials accumulated there.
Petersen thanked SITLA for the clean-up work. It was mentioned there are other areas in the county that need cleanup. The BLM representative said if the county knows of areas that need clean-up they need to let the BLM know.
Priscilla Burton, lands council member said on the BLM website, they need to list more projects for volunteer opportunities and perhaps clean-up work could be considered.
Darren Olsen from the US Forest Service said the Gentry cattle allotment has been advertised. A decision is out on the Grobin controlled burn. The scoping for the Shalom/Electric lake timber sale is out for public comment. Olsen mentioned the forest service RAC is accepting ideas for projects for the forest. In the three county area, $1 million of federal money is available and 50 percent of the money is for projects that benefit the watershed and the other 50 percent can be used for other projects.
Olsen reported John Healy is retiring from the forest service and a couple of positions in minerals and wildlife are also open. Randall Stilson, lands council member told Olsen of the horrible road conditions on Red Pine Ridge. Many vehicles have been stuck there and something needs to be done. Olsen said they are looking at options for that area as well as other areas where road damage is heavy.
Dan Richards from state parks reported on Brody Young the state parks officer that was shot in Moab. He said he is still in intensive care and a tracheotomy was performed to make breathing easier. He will require surgery for a bullet fragment by the spine, but doctors are waiting until he is stronger to perform the surgery. Extensive damage was done by the bullet wounds in his hip and his left arm was shattered. Richards reported the individual who did the shooting was parked at the trail head and had apparently slept in his car. Young went over to talk to the individual and the gun fight ensued. The individual had some warrants out for his arrest and possibly the shooting stemmed from that. The official search for the suspect has been called off and in the next couple of weeks, cadaver dogs will search the area.
Richards reported any efforts to keep more water in Huntington North will be appreciated. A legislative audit was conducted on all state parks and the results from that will be released soon.
Some improvements are being made at Huntington Lake including remodeling of the office building and three full hook-up sites will be added to the park. Upgrades are also in the works for Madsen Bay at Scofield Reservoir where a fish cleaning station will be added and a handicapped fishing dock. No ice is reported at Huntington North and Millsite and Scofield has 4-6 inches of thin ice. The fourth annual ice fishing tournament will take place Jan. 8, 2011 at Scofield and is open to the first 200 fishermen to register. Contact Richards at Scofield or Huntington State Park to register. The issues at the Singleton property at Scofield has been resolved and all the buildings have been removed. A restroom may be put in there.
Petersen reported on his trip to Washington DC along with Commissioner Jeff Horrocks. They met with the Washington delegation to garner support for the Emery County land use bill the lands council is still working on. The Washington delegation voiced their support for the Emery County bill. Petersen said San Juan and Piute are also ready with their land use bills. It isn't known yet if the counties will submit separate bills individually or if the counties will work together, that will be part of future discussions.
Ward recommended the lands council send a letter of thanks to Commissioner Gary Kofford in appreciation of his work with the lands council.
Val Payne said he noticed a SUWA alert where Aron Ralston spoke in support of SUWA. The media push by SUWA is coming out now in conjunction with the movie 127 hours which chronicles the time Ralston spent in a slot canyon in southern Emery County. The Emery County Sheriff's Office was involved in the rescue of Ralston at the time of his accident.
Payne said it is more important than ever to get the Emery County land use bill into Congress and passed. McCandless reported troubles with the Candland Mountain trail. No trespassing signs have been posted on the Rocky Mountain Power property and they weren't placed by RMP but adjacent owners of property. This road is recognized and the county needs a permanent agreement with RMP to keep the road open.
Ward reported the water totals look good so far with 108 percent of average.
The next public lands meeting will be on Jan. 4, 2011.


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Mike Mason, a 40-something real estate attorney, walked into Seppi's bar at Le Parker-Meridien in Manhattan last week a loyal fan of single-malt scotch.
He emerged enchanted by Irish whiskey. But don't hold the leprechauns responsible.
Mason's epiphany, rather, had everything to do with the new face of Irish whiskey. Bartender Patrick O'Sullivan steered Mason toward Redbreast, a 12-year-old, uniquely Irish pure pot still whiskey, the current darling of Irish whiskey circles.
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"It really opened my eyes to Irish whiskey," said Mason, a Macallan man. "It never occurred to me to try Irish whiskey. But this one was so vibrant and so smooth."
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O'Sullivan, who dropped a spoonful of cold water in Mason's pour–a trick that made the spirit's notes of caramel and spice come alive–says both Redbreast, an assertive, authentic pot still whiskey made with malted and unmalted barley, and Midleton Very Rare, a floral, velvety blend of luxe whiskeys aged in bourbon casks, are current favorites at the midtown restaurant bar, which stocks 13 top-shelf Irish whiskeys.
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Such a selection would have been unheard of 15 years ago. And, a scotch drinker would not have not been so easily swayed.
That's because, for decades, serious whiskey drinkers drank scotch. Irish "blended" whiskey was for drowning sorrows–or coffee.
But, John Hansell, editor and publisher of Malt Advocate magazine, says that's changing.
"The line between Irish whiskey and Scotch whisky has become blurred," says Hansell, since Irish whiskey companies like Bushmills and Jameson have expanded their range to include deluxe whiskies from aged blends to pure pot stills and their own brand of single malts. "The top Irish whiskeys are just as good as many single-malt scotches. It's too bad more people aren't aware of how complex some of these whiskeys have become."
Hansell says Irish distillers are simply–and astutely–responding to consumer demand.
"People are drinking less, but smarter," he says. "They don't just want whiskey, they want the best whiskey. And they'll pay for it."
Indeed, a rare bottle of Knappogue Castle 1951, a beguiling whiskey aged 36 years in sherry casks and believed to be the oldest Irish whiskey around, will set you back $1000. Whiskey connoisseurs–both men and women–routinely order $51 shots of "K51″ at D.B.A., a bar in Manhattan known for its "drink good stuff" motto, says owner Ray Deter.
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Colum Egan, the master distiller at Bushmills, which currently boasts a 12-, 16- and even a 21-year-old single malt that's finished in Madeira casks, agrees that making more distinctive whiskey was a natural evolution for the centuries-old distillery.
"People started wanting nicer houses and nicer cars," he says. "With that better lifestyle, they wanted a better whiskey–one for every occasion."
It was also a matter of survival for the industry.
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In the 19th century it was the Irish "water of life" that dominated the world market and was the drink of choice in polite society. But famine, the war of independence, high taxes, and, finally, our Prohibition, led to the industry's demise and to the shuttering of hundreds of small, independent distilleries.
Today, only three remain: Midleton and Bushmills, which were acquired, respectively, by Pernod-Ricard in 1988 and
Riding the tailwind of Ireland's new "hip nation" status, Pernod- Ricard and Diageo have been targeting a younger generation of whiskey drinkers who don't want to sip their father's scotch. By advertising on MTV, in Maxim and GQ magazines and by sponsoring film festivals and comedy tours, they are hoping to entice young people to their entry-level whiskeys, hoping these newfound whiskey drinkers will stay brand loyal when its ready to drink "up" a notch or two.
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By its very nature, Irish whiskey has always been more approachable to the brown spirits ingenue.
The barley used for Scotch whisky is dried over open peat fires which gives it that sultry smokiness. The malt in Irish whiskey is dried in sealed ovens, locking in at pure malt flavor instead. Irish whiskey is distilled three times as opposed to only twice for scotch, for a rounder mouthfeel and a smoother, friendlier finish.
The campaign's working: sales of Jameson, which has upgraded its whiskey blends rather than go the single-malt route like Bushmills, has soared 20 percent in the last three years.
Jeff Isaacson, director of operations for Midnight Oil, Rande Gerber's national chain of uber-trendy bars and lounges, says that after a recent successful trial run at their New York venues, Midnight Oil is set to stock up on deluxe Irish whiskeys in Los Angeles such as Jameson's top-tier blends and Bushmills single malts.
Meanwhile, the smaller Cooley distillery is creating its own buzz for its "boutique"–and slightly renegade–style of whiskey making.
"As the only independent Irish distillery, it really is up to us innovate," says marketing director Jack Teeling, whose father, John, got the idea for Cooley while at Harvard, after writing a paper on Irish whiskey's decline.
The distillery has been reviving some of the old distillation techniques that died over the last century. Their line of Connemara peated single malts is turning heads. (Apparently, some Irish distillers also experimented with peat long ago).
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Interestingly, Irish whiskey's future success seems inextricably tied to its traditions.
"The exciting thing about Irish whiskey in the last few years is how they've gone back to pure pot still and small batch distillation with great results" says Monique Huston. No small praise coming from the manager of The Dundee Dell, the Omaha, NE bar famous for its 500 plus single-malt scotches.
Long ago, all Irish whiskey was pure pot still: 100 percent barley, both malted and unmalted, distilled in a long-necked copper alembic. Unique to Irish whiskey, this expensive, labor intensive process fell out of favor. Distillers switched to a blend of pot still and column distillation.
Bushmills distiller Colum Egan says he sees himself as "a gatekeeper to the past" responsible for adapting to modern tastes while honoring and preserving traditional methods of production.
He knew he was on the right track when he stumbled across a bottle of 1882 Bushmills from a private collector in Scotland last year. He ponied up $2,600 for the embossed bottle and when he pierced the lead cap and extracted a few precious drops with a syringe, he was stunned at how eerily similar it was both in nose and in taste to Bushmills' current 10-year-old single malt.
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Day 2 Practice Notes
Posted 01 August 2009 - 04:57 PM
Quarterback Kellen Clemens was on his way to his best day under coach Rex Ryan until he threw back-to-back interceptions to S Jim Leonhard late in practice. DT Kris Jenkins tweaked his left calf. Minicamp standout, S Eric Smith, had another interception. RB Leon Washington had a 60-yard TD catch, WR Jerricho Cotchery made an electric 50-yard grab between two defenders at the goal line and veteran DE Shaun Ellis and RT Damien Woody almost came to blows.
It was an eventful morning practice at Day 2 of training camp, a spirted and sometimes chippy 2-hour, 20-minute session that ended with kicker Jay Feely nailing four straight field goals. The Jets will hold only a special teams practice this afternoon.
The day started with LB Bryan Thomas absolutely pancaking rookie RB Shonn Greene in a running back vs. linebackers pass-rushing drill. Ryan called it a ``Welcome to the NFL moment'' for Greene.
Midway through practice, Jenkins suddenly pulled up in a heap. The 360-pound veteran said he heard a ``pop pop'' shortly after he exploded out of his stance to rush the passer.
``It's nothing serious,'' said Jenkins, who is expected to be sidelined a few days, possibly a week. ``I won't skip a beat.''
Clemens, who struggled on Friday, started poorly but suddenly got red hot. He hit Washington, who motioned out of the backfield, for a 60-yard TD pass in one segment. Then, in his next set of reps, he hit three straight passes, including a 50-yard steam route to Cotchery. It seemed Clemens had finally laid claim to the top job as Sanchez (4-of-11, 1 INT on 9-on-9 and 11-on-11 drills) had another average day.
But Clemens (6-of-13, 2 INTs) then imploded as he threw back-to-back interceptions to Leonhard in different segments to spoil his day. Ryan said Leonhard is a master at disguising coverages.
The Jets had 9-on-9 passing drills instead of the traditional 7-on-7 because they want the quarterback to feel the rush, said Ryan.
Ellis and Woody exchanged words and nearly came to blows during Leonhard's first interception return when he lateraled the ball to CB Lito Sheppard. Ryan liked the flare-up.
``That's one that nobody would break up,'' joked Ryan. ``Guys just keep fighting until you die.''
Smith, who had five interceptions in three days in minicamp, picked off a Sanchez pass.
Here are a few other Day 2 tibits:
Ryan, who is on a 5-day liquid diet after ballooning to 340 pounds, mockingly jogged into the press conference, saying he had to ``get his jog on.'' Ryan said he's sticking to his diet but the veggie shakes are the worst.
While Ryan jokes about his weight, it's no laughing matter and could evolve into a serious health issue down the road. ... The Jets worked on their Wildcat offense with RB Leon Washington. ... After his interception, Leonhard make a lateral to CB Lito Sheppard, who made a nifty return. Ryan said he has no problem with laterals in those situations because he's trying to score. ... LB Bart Scott is making plays. ... The Jets are using T Wayne Hunter in two-tight end sets. ... Former Rutgers LBs Jamaal Westerman and Brandon Renkart are playing together on the second team. ... LB Calvin Pace cramped up but is fine. ... RB Danny Woodhead (head) missed his second straight practice.
Posted 01 August 2009 - 05:04 PM
Good to hear that Gholston had a good day.. The QB competition is blah at this point, we all know Sanchez will struggle as he should being a rookie. Clemens is making mistakes too.
I like hearing how Bart Scott yelled at Shonn Greene for not finishing a run, also how Scott is making plays. Love hearing how good our safeties are doing, Eric Smith has been making plays and so has Jim Leonhard, along with Rhodes this might be a nice set of safeties this year. Maybe Mangini didn't know how to use Smith right either?
Posted 01 August 2009 - 05:51 PM
Good to hear that Gholston had a good day.. The QB competition is blah at this point, we all know Sanchez will struggle as he should being a rookie. Clemens is making mistakes too.
I like hearing how Bart Scott yelled at Shonn Greene for not finishing a run, also how Scott is making plays. Love hearing how good our safeties are doing, Eric Smith has been making plays and so has Jim Leonhard, along with Rhodes this might be a nice set of safeties this year. Maybe Mangini didn't know how to use Smith right either?
I'm not sure where you read anything in that article about Gholston but if you did would you mind posting it, thx
Posted 01 August 2009 - 05:56 PM
Sorry about that, read it on another article. Not sure if this is an actual article from a beat writer, or just something from someone who went there from another board. But I'll post it anyways, here you go.
For two hours today on a beautiful morning in Cortland, the best quarterback on the field was Kellen Clemens, not even close. Then came the final 15 minutes of practice, a sobering reminder that the Jets' quarterback competition is going to be a rollercoaster ride.
Clemens tainted an otherwise fine day with back-to-back interceptions, both by S Jim Leonhard, both on passes in which he seemed to lock on to his intended receiver. That gives him three interceptions in three practices. It's too bad because, until the two-pick sequence, he really seemed comfortable in the pocket, directing the offense on an 80-yard drive that ended with a 40-yard scoring strike to Jerricho Cotchery.
But the good things get wiped out in a hurry if the quarterback is committing turnovers.
Neither quarterback was made available to the media today, so we didn't get a chance to speak with Clemens. Neither quarterback is having a great camp so far, which isn't what fans want to hear. But, hey, that's life when you're breaking in a quarterback with only eight career starts and a rookie.
Mark Sanchez threw his first interception of camp. In a 9-on-9 drill (yes, you read that correctly), he tried to hit Wallace Wright (who else?) on a deep seam, but he never saw S Eric Smith and ... pick.
Before I get to the QB stats, let me say I included the results from the 9-on-9. Usually, it'll be only 11-on-11 stats, but we'll make an exception because today was the first time since '06 that coordinator Brian Schottenheimer used a 9-on-9 in practice. (Only three offensive linemen.) Afterward, Rex Ryan said he'd never seen a 9-on-9, but, hey, he was cool with it.
The stats:
Clemens -- 5-for-13, two interceptions, one touchdown.
Sanchez -- 4-for-11, one interception.
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Leon (I'm here, but I'm not happy) Washington had a great practice. He broke a couple of runs, stood up a couple of linebackers in a one-on-one drill and caught a 30-yard pass from Clemens (okay, the latter came on a busted coverage).
The crowd loved Washington's performance. Every time he made a play, the same guy (I think) yelled, "Please re-sign him. Thank you."
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From a media standpoint, Thomas Jones isn't the most embraced player because he appears aloof and distant. But his teammates respect him a lot, and it's easy to see why. He plays with pride and passion.
In a one-on-one pass-rushing drill, Jones was knocked backward by LB Vernon Gholston. Ticked off at himself, Jones screamed an expletive. Gholston outweighs him by nearly 50 pounds, but Jones still expected to make that block.
Make no mistake, Jones takes this stuff very seriously. Unfortunately for him, that's probably not going to get him a new contract.
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Rookie RB Shonn Greene was pancaked by OLB Bryan Thomas in the same pass-rushing drill. Ryan said it was Greene's "Welcome-to-the-NFL" moment.
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Gholston (yes, him) flashed a few times in practice, pressuring Clemens on an inside rush. This is a huge camp for Gholston because he'll probably be the opening-day starter at outside linebacker, as Calvin Pace must serve a four-game suspension. Gholston isn't getting many first-team reps, other than the nickel package, which is kind of odd. You'd think they'd want to get him up to speed as quickly as possible, considering his new role. But he did have a solid practice, so that's encouraging for the Jets.
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Just call him Eric Smith, interception machine. Building on his terrific minicamp, where it seemed like he had a dozen picks in two days (actually it was five, I think), Smith is off to a nice start. He earned some praise from Ryan. So did Leonhard, one of his favorites in Baltimore.
"He disguises coverages better than anybody in the league other than Ed Reed," Ryan said of Leonhard.
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Here's something you didn't see too often under Eric Mangini: A defensive lateral. A split-second after intercepting Clemens, Leonhard pitched the ball backward to CB Lito Sheppard, who cut across the field and up the sideline for a 40-yard scoring return.
Mangini always preached that it wasn't sound football to gamble with a lateral, but Ryan is all for it. His philosophy is clear: We want to score on defense. He has very specific rules on when players should and shouldn't try a lateral, but generally speaking, he likes the idea.
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S Kerry Rhodes said he caught some grief from Giants DE Justin Tuck, a friend, for proclaiming on his Twitter page that the Jets will have the No. 1 defense in the league ... RB Danny Woodhead sat out for the second straight practice after being knocked woozy in yesterday's morning sessions. "He couldn't remember the first part of practice, so that was a good indication to take him out," Ryan said ... DE Shaun Ellis and RT Damien Woody had a heated exchange at the tail end of Sheppard's interception return.
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One day after telling the world that he's on a five-day liquid diet to shed some of his 340 pounds, Ryan, ever the jokester, jogged into his daily news conference, pretending he had just finished a long run.
Ryan isn't a fan of the vegetable shakes he's forced to drink for lunch and dinner: "I'm plugging my nose to drink it." But he's sticking with the diet, he said.
Posted 01 August 2009 - 09:52 PM
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Posted 01 August 2009 - 11:07 PM
Overall, a very good-looking practice. Alot of promising stuff, and some stuff that should worry Jets fans.
--Rex has this thing running like clockwork, which I didn't expect. Guys are moving at all times, the drills start and end on time, and there isn't alot of screwing around. Mangini had this too, but for some reason it doesn't seem as regimented, as militarized. The players look focused and hungry.
--Rex is a large man, and he runs the whole ship. I was worried that he was goingto come in here and not be prepared to lead the whole team, and instead hide out on the defensive side of the football all day, but he didn't. He was very vocal and very active in many of the drills, both offensively and defensively, and it looks, so far, as though the players are responding really well for him. When he yelled at them to jump, they jumped, and when he told them to move their asses, they moved. You didn't always see this with Mangini, and especially not with Herm.
--Cortland was the right choice for this type of thing. It's a small school, but it's known for its athletics and the facilities are relatively new. The stadium is big, and the sight-lines for the practices are great. MUCH better than the Giants have at Albany. Here, you can see every player and watch every drill if you wanted to without ever leaving your bleacher seat.
The Offense::
Summary: The offense is going to be rough to watch this year, no question. The receivers do not get open against even the Jets second string DB's like Lowery and Drew Coleman, and this is really, really hurting the reads of both Clemens AND Sanchez, which has to be a concern.
Clemens v. Sanchez:: Neither really shined because of the problems the receivers have getting off the jam and getting open, and both are developing the habit of squeezing the ball too long. Clemens, in particular, holds the ball for an eternity, and Sanchez, though quicker, was starting to hold on to the ball, especially after he threw a brutal pick (a lazy pass 15 yards downfield near the left sideline that Eric Smith easily picked off).
Looking at Sanchez, he doesn't have big-time zip on the ball, but it's a pretty pass that is really accurate to the degree that he puts it on the receivers inside or outside shoulder consistently. He hasn't ripped it yet, but the early returns aren't awesome as far as arm strength goes. He looked better midway through the practice when he started letting it fly in position drills, but when they got to the 11 on 11's, his passes were relatively easy prey for the D and after the pick to Smith, Sanchez stuck to trying to complete dump passes.
Clemens is Clemens, which means he looks really good at times, and then he'll turn around and throw the worst pass you've ever seen. Jim Leonhard picked Clemens twice in the scrimmage, both fairly easy plays where Clemens threw it seemingly right to him in underneath coverage. But Clemens also threw some brilliant passes--one to Jerricho that Clemens placed beautifully into his hands over Kerry Rhodes, and another shot earlier to Leon Washington that was well-placed behind Revis, who was in Cover-Two.
In sum, the QB competition has a long way to go, but it looks like Clemens has a huge advantage over Sanchez. Sanchez, in the same scrimmage, looked bad and got, maybe, six plays to Clemens' twenty. I am sure in the later practice that Sanchez will get more snaps to show his stuff, but the early (early, early) returns are that he needs a hell of alot of time and patience. Not having big-time receivers to throw to is clearly going to hurt his development, and it seemed to really shake his confidence today when no one could get open in live drills. I really think that the Jets should dump Erik AInge (horrible, btw), and go out and pick up a veteran QB who can teach both Sanchez and Clemens the nuances of the position, especially given the lack of talent around them. I fear a David Carr situation with Sanchez. I really do. WHen CLemens and Sanchez aren't in the drill, they stand there talking to each other and, really, wouldn't they be better served talking to a veteran QB who can tell them what they should be looking for the next time out?
Line play:: The O-line, as expected, looks to be in good shape. The right side was quiet, and held up well, as most of the blitzing packages seemed to be focused on coming off the left side. Brick still looks like he's 285 pounds. I know the papers have been saying he "bulked up," but it's not at all obvious from a distance. Still, he held his ground well, and only Calvin Pace seemed to be able to push Brick around a little bit. Mangold and Faneca had all kinds of problems with Kris Jenkins, who was just a beast. Let's hope this was just a case of Jenkins being too good, and not that the Jets interior line is too small. Overall, the line held up well against the pass rush, and struggled blocking the run, which is typical for the first few days of camp.
The big problem on the line is the TE play, as there are no real TE's on the roster. Dustin Keller lines up on the end, but he looks like he'd rather be anywhere else than that, and it becomes truly scary when he gets buried at the bottom of the pile. If you lose him, you lose your second best receiver, and there is no third best receiver outside of Leon Washington. Tannenbaum HAS to bring in a legit blocker at TE, and he has to do it quick before Keller gets one of his backs killed with a matador block, or, worse, Keller gets his leg bent back under a pile at the LOS.
The receivers, as mentioned, are brutal beyond Jerricho and Keller, and this is SO serious because it's going to screw Sanchez up until it's rectified. NO ONE gets open, and the QB's end up holding the ball. If they allowed sacks today, Clemens and Sanchez would be in an emergency room getting cleats pumped out of their stomachs. The team doesn't have to go get an elite receiver, but they DO need a veteran who knows how to shake a DB. Watching Brad Smith, Clowney and ever Stuckey getting owned all over the place by Revis and Co., with minimal effort, was pathetic.
As far as backs, Leon caught a few passes, and Thomas Jones snaked through a few holes, but running the ball was a labor against the defense though it got easier when Kris Jenkins limped out with a calf. The hitting in the line was explosive, and it was inevitable that someone was going to get banged up. Shonn Greene showed nothing, and nearly got decapitated in a blocking drill when Bryan Thomas, running half-speed, buried him. It was ugly.
Summary: Kris Jenkins, Bart Scott and Darrelle Revis are on another level, and everyone else is tagging along.
Along the defensive line, Jenkins was absolutely killing people until he went out with a calf injury. You could hear the pads exploding all the way up into the bleachers, and then all you saw was a mass of bodies lying in a pile three yards behind the line, with #77 being in the middle of it all. It's just a freaky thing to watch him move people around. Mangold, in particular, got the worst of it. He is unblockable. He limped off, though, and he didn't look awful. AT first we thought it was just a cramp--it deinitely didn't appear to be the knee. When Jenkins goes out, though, there is nothing behind him. Pouha and Green are not capable, and the O-line just pushes everyone else around when they don't have to worry about Jenkins. I know they're impossible to find, but Tannenbaum really has to be on te lookout for some size in the middle to help out in the event that Jenkins has to sit out, because it's bleak with what they have now. Sean Ellis made a few plays and was very active, as well.
At LB, Bart Scott is already the leader of this team. Great moment with Scott: they are having front-seven drills (O-line and backs vs. D-line and LB's) and Shonn Greene squirts through a hole and stumbles, then gets back up and starts running as if he broke a tackle. Bart Scott, who had his helmet off and was just watching the play, pushes Greene in the chest and tells him (it looked like) to stop frontin' and get back to the huddle. Greene slapped his hand away, but ran back to the huddle and wasn't seen again the rest of the day. It is clear that Scott rules the roost on defense (thank God) and isn't afraid to talk trash and bark orders. Scott got cooked solid by Dustin Keller on a few plays, though, and pass coverage will continue to be a major issue for the LB group. Already, the combination of Bart Scott and David Harris looks ferocious vs. the run on the interior.
Bryan Thomas looked aggressive, believe it or not, and hit people hard whether they had the ball or not. Hopefully, Scott's influence will get to guys like Thomas and Gholston, who need a kick in the ass.
As for Gholston, he looks like he dropped 15 pounds in his lower body, and he looks more agile than he did last year. He still hangs his head too much and he still plays like he's bored, but he showed a little more desire on the pass rush, and he actually got physical with Nick Mangold on one play, driving Nick back into the pocket on the blitz. It looks like Pettine is going to get creative with Gholston by having him circle inside and blitz up the middle and also lining up in the three-point stance. I think alot of Gholston's problems start and end with the consistency of his effort, and it will be interesting to see how much rope Rex gives him in terms of playing time should Gholston not bring it on every play. He just seems too gifted to be doing so little on a football field, while Calvin Pace goes out there with half the athleticism and can be twice as effective at the same position.
The DB's looked good today, with the exception being Rhodes getting turned around by Jerricho Cotchery on Clemens' TD pass. Darrelle Revis is on another planet, and easily covered anyone they put in front of him. Lito Sheppard is an upgrade over what we had last year, but you have to worry about how he'll hold up this season when he's getting every ball thrown his way as teams try to avoid Revis. Lowery looks quicker this year, and he could be the nickel back when it's all said and done. At safety, Eric Smith and Jim Leonhard were the stars today, with both of them getting picks (Leonhard got two), and both of them had a few deflections. Leonhard is the de-facto DB coach, and is always talking to Smith and Kerry Rhodes what's going on with the D. I was interested to see what Rex Ryan and Mike Pettine did with Kerry, and if they really tried using him in the same way as they used Ed Reed but that didn't seem to be the case. Kerry was doing what Kerry does best, which was to run downfield trying to pick off passes. He wasn't used aggressively near the LOS, and he seemingly wasn't used as a "robber," coming up in the underneath zones trying to jump routes. Surprisingly, that was where Leonhard was playing on both of his picks.
Not to beat a dead horse, but the success of the DB's has to be weighed against the competition they were facing. While Cotchery, Keller, and Leon all had nice catches for long gains today, no one else even showed up on the radar in live drills. Not having that big-time (or, medium-time) receiver here to balance the field not only hurts the QB's, it may also be hurting the defensive preparation as well.
Not much on the specials today, with Jay Feely looking good and Leon returning some kicks. Revis took one kick back which made me ill as I flashed back to the injury (on a kick return) by the Giants' Jason Sehorn that effectively ruined his career. Please, no more Revis on kick returns!
Posted 02 August 2009 - 08:01 AM
I don't agree with the veteran QB, who is out there? don't bring in a veteran QB just for the sake of it, I believe Rex said we have 2 past NFL QBs in our coaching staff? I think he said there is 2 QB coaches? But I know one was a past NFL QB.
Our defense should be awesome.
Posted 02 August 2009 - 10:26 AM
"It's like going from Alcatraz to Dorney Park."
It is better to destroy than create what is meaningless, so the picture will not be finished.
Posted 02 August 2009 - 10:57 AM
Not for nothing even if Plax stays out of jail I don't want him.
Posted 02 August 2009 - 03:52 PM
Posted 02 August 2009 - 08:04 PM
Do you think the same thing about Leon? LW is one inch taller, same weight. There must be some other bias going on here........sheesh.
Posted 02 August 2009 - 08:09 PM
Leon is thicker than Woodhead, you can tell by looking at both of them. Leon has much thicker legs and just looks stronger. Woodhead seems just small, doesn't even look like a football player.


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A grower once reported that he has grown Vinca in the same location for 30 years.It successfully reseeded itself each year, with no effort on his part.The plants are grown for its attractive glossy, green foliage, as well as its flowers.
Vinca plants are subshrubs or herbaceous, and have slender trailing stems 1–2 m (3–6 feet) long but not growing more than 20–70 cm (8-30 inches) above ground; the stems frequently take root where they touch the ground, enabling the plant to spread widely. The leaves are opposite, simple broad lanceolate to ovate, 1–9 cm (0.25–3.5 inches) long and 0.5–6 cm (0.25–2.25 inches) broad; they are evergreen in four species, but deciduous in the herbaceous V. herbacea, which dies back to the root system in winter.
The flowers, produced through most of the year, are salverform (like those of Phlox), simple, 2.5–7 cm (1–3 inches) broad, with five usually violet (occasionally white) petals joined together at the base to form a tube. The fruit consists of a pair of divergent follicles; a dry fruit which is dehiscent along one rupture site in order to release seeds.
Annual vinca plants are of the genus Cartharanthus, a member of the Apocynaceae family. This is a case where paying attention to the Latin name is helpful: you must distinguish the annual vinca flower from the perennial vinca minor vine, which forms a dense mat and can be invasive.
Common name: Madagascar periwinkle,Myrtle
Color: Plant carry Pink,light pink, red.
Bloom time: Early summer until first frost
Height: 8 to 18 inches tall, spreading one to two feet
Difficulty level: It s easy to grow
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Vinca is commonly used for borders, edging, and ground cover or bedding plants.
Sunlight: Full sun is best, although some afternoon shade is fine
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Temprature: Temperature of 75 degrees
Fertilizer: Fertilize the plants once a month with a 10-10-10 nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium water-soluble fertilizer.
- The periwinkle plant grows best in a partially shaded area in acidic soil; Provide high light levels, a southern window for example, to avoid "stretched" or leggy plants.
- Vinca are seldom bothered by insects and disease.
- Fungus problems can occur in humid or wet weather.
- If insect or disease problems occur, treat early with organic or chemical insect repellents and fungicide.
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Come visit us at our Purim celebration, Purim on the Net, to learn about the story of Purim, including the holiday's major players: Queen Esther and her uncle Mordechai, and of course, King Achashuerus and his evil advisor, Haman. Learn about the religious obligations of this holiday, including reading the Purim megillah (story) and drinking 'til you drop (told you it was happy-go-lucky occasion!).
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Artistic tableaux were popular during the Edwardian era, and Lambert took part in those organised with fellow British and Australian artists. In The awakening of Pan , devised in 1909 by the wife of the British artist Philip Connard, he played the role of a sculpted figure of Pan who was brought to life by Flora's kiss. For this he modelled a clay head of Pan to his own likeness, adding the luxuriant curls and embryo horns. From this he made a mask for the play. This still life portrays the plaster cast of the head of Pan.
In this still life Lambert constructed a conceit in which he played upon the difference between how things appear on the surface of the canvas and how they are in reality. He abrogated the difference between the solid bust of Pan and the bunch of fragile white roses in the glass vase beside it by making the sculpted curls in Pan's hair resemble roses and by using sharply defined edges to 'sculpt' the flowers.
Lambert was also interested in the technical aspects of the work, in painting various tones of white against white. He deliberately emphasised these white forms by placing them against a dark background.
Pan, the god of woods and fields, of flocks and shepherds, came to be considered a personification of Nature, known for his lustful nature and demonic appearance. White roses, on the other hand, were traditionally a symbol of truth, innocence and spirituality. Gloves were a status symbol of good manners in the Edwardian era. Lambert first exhibited this painting in London in 1911 under the telling title of Pan is dead – suggesting both that Pan has lost his liveliness by being cast into a still sculpture, as well as the possible defeat of Pan by both the innocence of the flowers and the rigid social mores of the Edwardian middle class.


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Down syndrome is the most common chromosomal disorder, affecting one in every 800 live births. Individuals with Down syndrome are born with three copies of chromosome 21 (another name for Down syndrome is trisomy 21) giving them 47 chromosomes instead of the usual 46.
Individuals with Down syndrome have decreased mental abilities and health problems, including hearing deficits, heart problems, intestinal abnormalities, eye problems, low levels of thyroid hormone, skeletal problems such as joint instability, and poor weight gain in infants. They also develop leukemia more often than those without Down syndrome and have increased risk of infection, problems with the immune system, skin disorders, and seizures.
Many Down syndrome babies are suspected of having the condition shortly after birth based on certain physical characteristics. These characteristics can vary greatly between individuals, but generally include:
Low muscle tone (muscle hyptonia)
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There is no way to prevent Down syndrome. The chance of having a child with Down syndrome increases with the mother's age, and some researchers suggest that the father's age may also increase the risk. As a woman (and her eggs) age, there is a greater chance that the chromosomes contained in a fertilized egg may divide improperly. At age 35, a woman's risk of having a baby with Down syndrome is 1 in 385. At age 40, the risk is 1 in 106; and by age 45, the risk is 1 in 30. However, most children with Down syndrome are actually born to women under age 35 because they have many more babies. Parents who already have a child with Down syndrome are more likely to have another child with the condition.
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Emjoi Light Caress Corded Epilator
- Overview
- Features
- Curved shape hugs body curves, bringing its gold-plated, tweezer-like discs in close contact with the skin for more effective hair removal, leaving the skin silky-smooth
- 24-carat gold-plated discs, as well as miniature weights, come into contact with skin during disc rotations, delivering a micro-massage for maximum pain reduction, leaving you with a pleasant epilation experience
- Using 36 discs sets, each containing one fixed disc and two that open and close, to gently assist in skin stretching and increase comfort, this epilator removes more hairs the first time, saving you from possible skin irritation by reducing the number of tries required to achieve smooth skin
- Removes short hairs (from 0.5mm); can be used as soon as one day after shaving
- Selectable two-speed operation to accommodate different hair types
- Effective for up to six weeks at a time
- AC adapter
- Cleaning brush
- Plastic safety cap over the blade
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Emjoi Light Caress Corded Epilator is a luxurious hair removal system with new pain reduction technology that removes unwanted hair gently and effectively, gives you smooth, silky skin for up to 6 weeks.
Model#: AP-10L / SKU: R8515
For maximum results after epilating, follow with the Emjoi After Epilation Cream.
The tops in hair removal, Emjoi epilators, shavers and accessories leave your skin flawlessly smooth. Emjoi makes hair removal easy with a wide variety of products for everyone from the hair removal novice to smooth skin experts. You'll dare to be bare.
Works Great Practically Anywhere!First of all, I can pretty much say goodbye to my wax kit- yay! Aside from the semi-obnoxious whirring noise when it's turned on, this device is a gem :D. You won't get the right results 'til you do it right. No need to press the plucker hard on your skin, just lightly go over the area in the direction of hair growth. Go over a small patch 5-6 times and the hairs will all be gone! And there isn't even terrible redness (maybe a little bit of red if done on the face). Also, make sure the Emjoi logo is facing you when you brush away at your leg (thigh), so you get the general idea of which side to use. Anyway, that's all the advice I have to give! Works so well on the underarms! Just be patient :) SwtdreamzOct 9, 2009Joanne / San Marino, CA, USA
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Great Product!I love my Emjoi Epilator. It works so well and is virtually painless. Now that I have been using it over a year, the hair in the places I use it is growing back less and less. At this rate, in 5 years, I will not have any unwanted hair left to remove. I highly recommend this product to anyone that hates shaving!Sep 26, 2009Irene / Irvine, CA, USA
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Wow it hurts alot the first 20 secs and then you get used to it. It works great. I usely have to shave every other day but now i dont. Also, I have very sensitive skin and I get really bad razor burn. Now, my legs are so smooth without the redness and bumps. It also works great on the bikini area I LOVE IT!Sep 13, 2009Melissa / W,springfield,MA USA
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Not As Bad As I ThoughtI have light skin and dark hair so even when I shave, my skin looks dirty. Even after I shaved the next morning it was stubbly. I've done the waxing route, but it took too long and was messy. I'm not paying for laser hair removal so I thought I would give this a try. I read all the reveiws and was well aware of the pain I was in for. I was surprised when it didn't hurt as much as I thought it would. It didn't take as long as I thought it would. I did my legs and my bikini area. I didn't use any numbing spray/cream/lotion and I was fine. I did notice that some hairs seem to only get cut and not pulled and some of the lighter hairs wouldn't come out. It was easy enough to tweeze those out. I'm enjoying the fact that I don't have to shave everyday and hopefully the longer I use it, the less hair will come back.Aug 30, 2009LHAIR TYPEDark Brown
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I Love My Emjoi Light Epilator!I love my Emjoi Light Epilator so much I'm buying one for my daughter. I have very fair skin and dark hair. I would normally have to shave my legs and underarms everyday. I was continuously checking my chin and upper lip for unwanted "hag" hairs. I no longer need to do this. I can use the Emjoi Epilator everywhere I don't want the hair and it gives me great piece of mind. Now don't get me wrong, it does sting but it is certainly NOT painful. It's just a different sensation because the hairs are being pulled out rather than cut. There is a slight tugging feel and it takes no time at all to get used to this. Believe me it is so worth it, for the results are amazing! My legs stay soft for weeks and my face is free of unwanted hair without the use of harsh chemical hair removers. I wish I had discovered this years ago!Aug 26, 2009Penny / Surrey, BC Canada
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Good, But Definately Not GreatI baught this epilator after my old one that i had for 3 years eventually conked out after being dropped too many times. I couldn't find my old one on-line so i decided to try this one. Although it gets the job done, it takes a lot longer then expected and i find myself going over the same ereas many times. I don'y have a lot of hair and for me this definately should work a lot better then it does. I have to say though....the light and double speed is definately a plus.Aug 24, 2009Chanah
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OwwwwI have a high tolerance for pain, but this hurts. It felt like a million pinches all over my leg.Aug 14, 2009Lindsey
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Just Relax...Well I was skeptical about this epilator but once I recieved it my sister was kind enough to help me use it on my legs...it was the most painful experience ever but after a few minutes my skin wasnt bothered by it and it did an EXCELLENT job of removing my leg hairs which are very black and thick. I HIGHLY recommend this product it just takes some relaxation and "tough skin" to get over the initial sting.Aug 1, 2009Maestra / Bronx, NY
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Love-hate RelationshipMy supermodelesque best friend introduced me to epilator. I was hesitant to try it because I HAVE NO PAIN TOLERANCE. I read some reviews and decided to go with this epilator because the reviews said that emjoi was the best brand and this one in particular was less painful then other epilators. I just got it in the mail today and i love it. Oh believe me it took me a while to love it because naturally its a love-hate relationship. I tried it and although it was less painful than I thought it would be i had to put it down and stop using it. I showed my mom and sister and they were able to use it without stopping. Being slightly jealous I put a movie on and sat down and did it. I started with my legs and found it to be easier if i did a small area and worked outward. That way it was very painful at first but then it got less painful as I went outward in a spiral. By the time I had almost finished one leg I was already getting used to it. I think it is defiantly worth the money I spent.Jul 10, 2009Madeleine
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Perfectthis is absolutely worth every penny. it works wonders.. i used to use the Emjoi epilator years ago and had it for almost 5 years until it finally broke. i didnt want to invest money in another one so i started shaving, and i was getting angry that it came back so quickly. i got mine in the mail 2 days later, and i didnt pay for faster shipping (shipping was free), and it is great. i removed my arm and armpit hair and it has yet to come backJun 16, 2009Kozeta / New York
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Occupants of the bottom third in the Continental League boys basketball standings, Castle View and Littleton each badly needed a victory in Friday night's game, though for slightly different reasons: the Sabercats to avoid going 0-7 in conference play, the Lions to improve their position for a Class 5A postseason berth.
Chalk up the elusive first league win for Castle View, which dominated a Littleton team that could do little right for a 68-45 home victory that snapped a seven-game overall losing streak and the Lions' modest two-game winning streak.
Coming off a four-win season (1-10 Continental) in 2012 and with just one senior, expectations weren't great for the Sabercats, who have found the going difficult since moving up to 5A for the 2010-11 season. But Castle View had won four in a row before the seven-game skid, and its 6-13 overall record indicates progress is being made.
"We needed it,'' Sabercats guard Zach Mattice said of the victory. "We want to think every game we have a chance to win. But that one we thought we had a real good chance. We thought we could match up with them athletically, and we're shooting the ball really well right now.''
Castle View scorched Littleton with 54 percent shooting in building a 40-13 halftime lead. The Sabercats cooled off in the third quarter but still finished just under 50 percent (20-of-42) for the game.
"We composed ourselves,'' said Mattice, who scored a game-high 22 points that included a pair of 3-point baskets and 12-of-12 from the foul line (Castle View was 23-30 as a team to Littleton's 7-9). "We were able to handle their pressure, see through it and hit the open guy.''
The 68 points (it easily could have been more) was Castle View's second-highest total of the season, surpassed only in an 80-50 win over Hinkley on Jan. 4.
"We've lost a lot of close games,'' said coach Tory Mansfield. "If we'd won some of those close ones we'd be about where I had thought. We're hoping to build on this win and make a push here.''
Castle View still has Mountain Vista on Tuesday and ThunderRidge left, but also has potentially winnable games against Rock Canyon and Douglas County.
Littleton had already faced the league's heavyweights, and had hoped to ride the momentum of wins over Rock Canyon and Douglas County into its first playoff berth since 2009.
But first-year coach Dan Ellis' team (8-11, 2-5) laid an egg Friday and now must regroup if it is to make 5A's 48-team playoff field.
The Lions still have a chance to record the program's most wins since picking up 10 in 2010.
"We've got to win the last four, and they're a lot better than the team we played tonight,'' Ellis said.
"This puts a damper on (our postseason chances) because we really couldn't afford to lose one.''
Littleton played undisciplined basketball in the first half, and paid for it. The Lions turned the ball over on their first six possessions (leading to eight Sabercats points) and shot 15 percent from the floor (both 2's and 3's, including 2-of-13 for the latter) for the first half. They didn't score from the floor for the final five minutes-plus of the second quarter.
Ellis was seething afterward.
"That was a (terrible) effort; there's no other way to say it,'' he said. "We played selfish, lazy, took `em lightly. All the things we've done the last few games we got away from. We didn't come ready to play. Bad attitudes. It is what it is.''
The head coach at Adams City the previous seven years, Ellis has been "trying to change the culture'' at Littleton, "the way we prepare, putting more emphasis on thinking of winning and emphasizing defense.''
Until Friday, Ellis thought the message was getting through to his senior-dominated team that had benefited in the previous seven games from the addition of 6-7 junior Tim Ladwig and the return of point guard Gentry Girton following a five-game suspension earlier in the season. "We might have 12 wins with those two,'' Ellis said before Friday's game.
Nicolas Giordano and Tyus Gallegos-Jones led the Lions with 10 points each against Castle View, but neither one scored in the first half. Giordano got hot at the end of the third quarter and Gallegos-Jones scored all of his points in the fourth.
Ellis didn't mind that his team put up 13 treys in the first half. "We're a 3-point shooting team, but I don't like one pass and a shot,'' he said.