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Once you've logged onto your Nadex trading account, choose one of the trading products: binary options, call spreads, or knock-outs. Click on a product, then one of the market classes, and then select one of the expirations beneath one of the contracts. In this example we've clicked "Binary options", "Forex", and then "Weekly" under "Euro/US Dollar".
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Dates: June 2020 ( 6/3, 7/1, 8/5, 9/2, 10/7 and 11/4).
The BioSpiritual Institute is pleased to announce that it will be offering an online program designed to train individuals who wish to improve their focusing Companioning skills.
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In addition to the monthly Zoom sessions, there will be weekly Companioning practice between sessions as well as a resource website for further study and exploration. Because of the advanced nature of this program, class size will be restricted to six participants.
As a Level III program, completion of Level II (i.e. *Rediscovering the Lost Body Connection* Book Study program) or equivalent Biospiritua focusing experience is a prerequisite. In addition, prior to the start of the program, an instructor will meet with each participant to complete a Biospiritual Focusing competency matrix in order to create personal learning objectives for the program.
The cost for the program is $200.00 payable to the BioSpiritual Institute. There are scholarships available for those for whom the cost would be a hardship. Applications will be accepted until April 15, 2020. If you are interested in this program, send an email that includes your name, contact information, a brief summary of your Biospiritual Focusing experience and indicate the Level II program that you have completed or your equivalent experience.
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Event: Guided BioSpiritual Focusing Weeklong Retreat (Level I)
Offered by: Genesis Spiritual Life Center 413-562-3627
Dates: August 1 – 7, 2020 Saturday supper to Friday lunch
In this silent guided retreat, we will explore the practice of BioSpiritual Focusing as based on the work of Eugene Gendlin and further developed by Frs. Pete Campbell and Ed McMahon. Participants will attend morning group sessions of learning and discussion, and each afternoon, will meet one-on-one with a Focusing Companion. There will be two optional evening discussions, providing observations and opportunities for questions regarding the process of BioSpiritual Focusing. Silence during the rest of the day is suggested, as in any directed retreat. As you participate in this life-giving and life-changing experience over the course of the week, you will become more and more aware of the sacred story you carry in your own body and the movement of grace in your life.
Cost: $715 Deposit $150. Balance due 10 days prior to start of retreat.
Leaders: Becky Crane, Kathy Irr, Annemarie O'Connor, Donna O'Connor
Event: Listening to the Wisdom of the Body (Level II)
Offered by: Loyola Institute for Spirituality/Emmaus Spiritual Ministries
Place: St. Joseph Center, Orange, CA.
Date: August 21-22 9:00 am – 3:30 /4:00 pm
Cost:$120 (lunch and materials included)
This two-day intensive is an introduction and overview of BioSpiritual Focusing for spiritual directors, therapists, and all who serve those seeking spiritual integration. This gentle listening practice provides a way to bring one's bodily sense of God's grace into everyday awareness and allows one to be more fully present to self, others, and God.
The invitation for this two-day session is to notice, be with, and nurture the unique sacred story that is carried within the body. All those desiring to learn about companioning others or renewing their commitment to this bodily form of healing, discovery, and discernment are welcome to attend.
There will be group practice with seasoned and supportive facilitators and time for inner refection in the beautiful setting of St. Joseph Center in Orange, California.
TO REGISTER: Call (714) 744-3172, email email@example.com
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For questions about the intensive, please contact Sr. Jeanne Fallon, CSJ at (714) 941-0414
Presenters: Sr. Jeanne Fallon, CSJ, Fr. David Robinson, SJ, Mary Cannon, and Bobbie Ascarate
Event: BioSpiritual Focusing: Praying with the Whole Self (Level I)
Offered by: St. Benedict Center, Schuyler, Nebraska
Date: August 22, 2020 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Cost: $ 46.02 ( includes program fee, lunch and taxes)
Registration: Registration
Join us to learn more about how gently being with what is present within your embodied self can open the door to a deeper story—and to a greater sense of wholeness. This practice is simple yet profound. It can be helpful for anyone—young child to senior. It requires no more than showing up and a willingness to engage contemplatively with what is going on within. And the potential for transformation and growth unfolds in the process.
Presenters: Deborah Sheehan, MA and Jane King, MA
Event: BioSpiritual Focusing: Day of Presence (Level I)
Offered by: Genesis Spiritual Life Center 413-562-3627
Date: Septemer 26, 2020 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Cost:$80 includes lunch
This workshop is an overview and introduction to the history and practice of BioSpiritual Focusing. Through prayer, presentations, experiential exercises, reflection, and discussion, you will become more aware of your own sacred story and the movement of God in your life. You will deepen your connection to the One, "in whom we live and move and have our being." No prior experience with Focusing is needed.
This workshop is a prerequisite for other BioSpiritual Focusing programs.
Leaders: Sr. Elizabeth Oleksak, SP, Becky Crane, Liz Gazda, Kathy Irr, Annemarie O'Connor, Donna O'Connor
Event: BioSpiritual Focusing: Journeying Further (Level II)
Offered by: St. Benedict Center, Schuyler, Nebraska
Date: Friday, Nov 6, 2020 7:30pm through Sunday, Nov 8,2020 1:00pm
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Swanson moves up UFC's featherweight ladder
SAN ANTONIO — The long road to redemption may be close to an end for Cub Swanson.
Five years after he was knocked out by José Aldo in just eight seconds, Swanson moved a step closer to a rematch with the featherweight king by beating Jeremy Stephens on Saturday night.
His victory by unanimous decision in front of a loud and energetic crowd of 9,227 highlighted an 11-bout UFC Fight Night 44 card at the AT&T Center as the Ultimate Fighting Championship made its San Antonio debut.
Afterward, Swanson declined to campaign for a shot against the winner of the Aldo-Chad Mendes match in August.
"I don't beg," he said.
He likely won't have to. In capturing his sixth straight UFC fight, Swanson (21-5, 6-1 UFC) almost assuredly will move up from his No. 4 ranking in the UFC's featherweight division.
He won a slugfest against a game Stephens by outstriking the striker.
In a battle of two of the UFC's best pound-for-pound punchers, Swanson prevailed.
He was busier and controlled much of the action, dazzling the crowd with a variety of cartwheel and spinning leg kicks.
Most of the fight was contested in the standup position. Stephens (23-10, 10-9 UFC) more than held his own, wobbling Swanson on several occasions with right hands to earn his respect.
Stephens, who dropped from 155 pounds four fights ago, tried to mix his attack by driving in for takedowns, but Swanson refused to be taken to the mat.
Swanson won the five-round bout by scores of 49-46, 49-46 and 48-47.
His best rounds came in the third and fourth when he applied pressure and appeared to have Stephens — a.k.a. Lil' Heathen — reeling.
"It feels amazing," Swanson, a Palm Springs, California, native and Greg Jackson-trained fighter, told the crowd afterward from the octagon. "I just wanted to come out and paint a picture for you guys."
He did that and then some, turning Stephens' face into a bloody mask by fight's end.
The Iowa native felt the decision could have gone either way but praised Swanson during the post-fight news conference.
"He did a really good job of defending the takedown," Stephens said. "He showed some really good skills tonight."
As for who gets a title shot next?
"Why not Cub Swanson?" Stephens asked. "He deserves it."
In the co-main event, welterweight prospect Kelvin Gastelum, a day after failing to make weight, rallied from a slow start to earn a unanimous decision over Sweden's Nico Musoke.
All three judges saw it 29-28.
The former TUF 17 champion weighed in 2 pounds over the 171-pound limit and had to surrender 20 percent of his purse.
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Lake County is issuing a voluntary evacuation order in Astor effective immediately due to flooding predicted along the St. Johns River for Hurricane Matthew
The National Weather Service has issued a river flood warning for the St. Johns River. The river is expected to crest at Astor at 3.9 feet between 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. on Friday, according to officials.
Lake officials are urging residents in the area to self-evacuate, saying if they don't, residents may be faced with impassable roads.
Officials said affected areas include Blue Creek Point, Astor Forest Campsites, Powell's Subdivision, St. Johns Waterfront Estates, Holiday Haven Campsites, Alco Road, Blue Creek Lodge Road and Tarrogona Way on the south shore of Lake George.
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• Mascotte Elementary, 460 Midway Ave., Mascotte
• Round Lake Elementary, 31333 Round Lake Road, Mount Dora
• Spring Creek Elementary, 44440 Spring Creek Road, Paisley
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Chennai: A row ensued after DML leader MK Stalin on Wednesday caught slapping a man on-board the newly launched Chennai Metro train. The event forced Tamil Nadu Chief Minister j Jayalalithaa to say, leaders should show dignity.
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Stalin's office later clarified saying that he was only asking the man to move away from women and "inadvertently touched him".
As the video went viral, Jayalalithaa released a statement reprimanding DMK chief Karunanidhi's son: "Stalin's behavior doesn't augur well as an MLA. All are equal in public places. Nobody is inferior. Stalin should maintain dignity," she said.
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The Trump administration is prepping to launch its on-again, off-again nationwide immigration raids this weekend, the New York Times reports. The operation, which has given some members of the administration pause, is expected to target some 2,000 immigrants across at least 10 major cities that have been issued deportation orders. Trump has previously spoken publicly about Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) conducting high-profile raids to remove "millions of illegal aliens." Previous members of Trump's White House have balked at an operation of that size, saying the government didn't have the capacity to carry it out and the public blowback of arrests and mass detention would be substantial.
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The Bilberry Bumblebee is a rare gem found locally on the dry heath of the Long Mynd. The spring queen specialises in bilberry flowers and the new queens emerging in August forage on the heather.
The Bilberry Bumblebee in your Garden project has been set up between the National Trust, the Stepping Stones Project and the Bumblebee Conservation Trust to map the distribution of the Bilberry Bumblebee on the Long Mynd.
We need your help…
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If you live in the Strettons, the Stiperstones or the villages in between you are in an ideal location to participate in the project by recording any sightings in your garden.
We know where the bilberries and heather are located on the Long Mynd, but we do not know where the Bilberry Bumblebee goes during the nectar gap. They have been recorded on thistles, clovers, bramble, thyme, raspberry, foxglove and wild roses.
Perhaps you have some of these in your garden?
Here's how you can help…
During June and July 2020, as often as you can, walk round your garden looking for bumblebees. Any dry, warm and calm day will do. The Bilberry Bumblebee is a cold adapted species, so does not require a hot day to forage. Once you feel confident, look at the colours on the bumblebee's body to help identification, and download the ID sheet below to help you.
ID sheet, Bilberry Bumblebee in your Garden
There is also plenty of information on the Bumblebee Conservation Trust website.
Once you have identified your bee as the bilberry bumblebee, please record your sighting, noting the date, temperature and location. If possible please include which flower the bumblebee was visiting and send a photograph.
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How do the stars tell time? Gan Tian looks at the timepieces on the celebrities' wrists.
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Jet Li became Swiss watchmaker Hublot's international ambassador when it opened its third boutique store in China recently. At the same time, Hublot also unveiled its Big Bang One Million Dollar Lady watch in China, featuring a total of 880 baguette diamonds, weighing a combined 48 carats.
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Omega launched the Ladymatic in Beijing recently, bringing actress Nicole Kidman here for the first time. The brand describes the watch as befitting the role of women in business, politics, lifestyle and media, and Kidman agrees. "As you can see, it's beautiful and wonderfully made. It's also really a pleasure to wear it," Kidman says.
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by Luke Kane – MTP Founder, Accredited Exercise Physiologist and Movement Specialist.
There is an enormous amount of free health information available on the internet these days. Some great, some good, some average, and some rubbish. Well, a lot of rubbish. And in all categories there are many different experts/pseudo experts giving new, different and sometimes misleading information about the best way to improve your x [insert movement here] or perfect your y [insert any performance marker here].
Overall, the health and fitness community is better informed as a result of all this free information. However, the application of the information is often very superficial. What I mean by this is, most people operate as a monkey see, monkey do approach to mobility, corrective, health, fitness etc. They see an elite athlete completing an exercise, mobilisation or correction on facebook or instagram and they drop everything and try it or include it in their training program. What they don't take into consideration is why the athlete was completing this exercise? What progressions did they use to get to that point? What is the athlete trying to achieve with that movement correction? And what objective measure is the athlete using to measure their progress?
Most aggressive mobilisations will make a change to someones range of motion for an instant. However, if you are adding range to an unstable region that is only presenting as stiff as a protective mechanism to help create some stability, then you run the risk of doing more harm than good. If you are applying a corrective exercise to improve shoulder stabilisation but the appropriate progressions to that movement haven't been worked through, then you will just compensate your way through the movement and simply add dysfunction to dysfunction.
As a result of not understanding the why and what behind the exercise or mobilisation, the appropriate response isn't achieved so they then jump to the next interesting thing they see… This is what I like to call Mobility Attention Deficit Disorder (MADD)
So how do you avoid this approach?
It is really simple: have a structured approach. The hopper method doesn't work for movement and mobility change. Constantly varied is great for fitness, but it's a fast track to failure for mobility and movement quality.
Here is the fail proof approach to avoid developing MADD
- Focus on a MAXIMUM of 3 key components at a time.
- Work at your 3 key areas EVERY DAY.
- Hold course. Continue to work on your 3 key areas for 4-6 weeks.
- Re-evaluate your plan after 4-6 weeks and alter your focus areas accordingly.
I completely understand that not everyone has access to health professional that they can trust to help them with their movement, but if YOU do please make sure you apply these 3 simple steps to your work with them.
- Have a movement assessment with a health professional that understands the movement demands of your sport.
- Establish that they have a plan for progression and work WITH them to develop and evolve your plan based on YOUR goals and objectives.
- Re-assess and re-evaluate your plan with your health professional after your 4-6week block and make a plan for the next 4-6 weeks.
So the message is simple FOCUS, don't jump from shiny thing to shiny thing. By all means research, try new things, watch videos and follow your favourite athletes BUT, have a plan for YOU and try things that fit into YOUR plan. Use short term prioritisation as building blocks toward a long term goal and you can make exceptional changes to your mobility and movement quality. Don't leave it to chance and don't let your mobility attention deficit disorder let you down and limit your performance.
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It is with the utmost pleasure, ( and not a little trepidation, ) that I'm writing to tell you all that this morning at around 6a.m. British Time, finally and at long last Caspiana got the phone call she'd been waiting so bravely for. She was then taken to the hospital that will perform the transplant.
I was asked to inform all her many friends on the B.L.F. forum and to say that she'll be back as soon as she is well enough. As such I have no further information and unfortunately I am therefore unable to answer any questions you may have at this time. Should I learn anything new and I'm asked to post about it, then obviously I will.
I think we are all too aware of just how massive an operation this is so I'm quite sure that I won't be alone in sending her my love, all the very best luck in the world and with everything crossed for a speedy recovery. I'm certain she'll be back on the forum regaling us before we know it and for me that could never be soon enough ! I look forward to being able to post any news as I am asked to but for me, it would be infinitely preferable if she were able to post her news herself.
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Rambo III Reviews
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January 14, 2008
Always at ground zero in the chaos is Rambo -- gloriously, inhumanly impervious to fear and danger -- whose character is inhabited by Stallone with messianic intensity.
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June 24, 2006
Saturday Morning Picture Club stuff, only dearer.
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May 20, 2003
Mr. Stallone has by now made Rambo parody-proof, since the character is every bit as laughable as he is grandiose; that's part of the fun.
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Rambo may, in fact, have outlived his usefulness. His moment may have passed.
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Stallone scripts the wall-to-wall explosions too haphazardly and unimaginatively.


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Work to knock down homes in Workington which are at risk due to a mine shaft has been delayed.
Earlier this year a public meeting was held after it emerged that seven homes on Hunter Street would have to be knocked down due to a mine shaft being discovered under the properties.
Agreements were being found with owners of the terraced houses for them to move. However the coronavirus outbreak has delayed the process.
A spokesman for the Coal Authority said: "Not all the properties are vacant at present. Unfortunately COVID-19 has delayed all aspects of the project and we don't have a date for when these works will begin."
The mine shaft was discovered in November 2018, after Allerdale council was contacted about localised ground movement affecting one of the homes. The Coal Authority confirmed it was due to a historical coal mine shaft from the 1780s.
At the time, Tim Marples, head of public safety and subsidence at the Coal Authority, said: "While incidents like this are uncommon, we're very experienced in dealing with these situations. Our priority is to ensure the safety of residents."


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The Barcelona Court of Appeal recently issued two decisions confirming the refusal of the preliminary injunctions that AstraZeneca had requested to prevent the commercialisation of fulvestrant generics by Teva and ratiopharm for alleged infringement of AstraZeneca's patents. The court confirmed the refusal by concluding that there was not enough urgency, whereas serious doubt remained over the validity of the patents at stake.
In order to better understand the usefulness of protective briefs, this article examines some recent cases that show that protective briefs can, in certain cases, reduce or even eliminate the risk of an ex parte preliminary injunction and the inconveniences associated therewith.
The Barcelona Court of Appeal recently confirmed the revocation of the preliminary injunction granted ex parte at the request of Merck Sharp & Dohme (MSD) for the alleged infringement of its NuvaRing patent. The court confirmed that an assessment of disputed facts in this context does not require certainty, but rather probability. Therefore, MSD's appeal was deemed to be groundless as it alleged an infringement of the rules of the burden of proof, which – in reality – did not apply.
Barcelona Commercial Court Number 5 recently revoked a preliminary injunction which had been granted ex parte at the request of Merck Sharp & Dohme BV (MSD) for alleged patent infringement. This case is notable, as the defendants' product – which is the first competitor of MSD's contraceptive vaginal ring, NuvaRing – is manufactured in Spain and sold in several European countries where other patent infringement proceedings are being prosecuted in parallel.
In 2016 Novartis sued several companies for the alleged infringement of its EU patent and sought preliminary injunctions to prevent the imminent launch of their valsartan and amlodipine generics. Barcelona Commercial Court Number 4 granted ex parte preliminary injunctions against some of the defendants in December 2016 and January 2017. However, on the defendants' opposition, the court recently revoked the preliminary injunctions.
Barcelona Commercial Court 4 recently dismissed a preliminary injunction motion filed by medac against Accord in a patent case regarding a particular formulation of the active ingredient methotrexate. The court analysed the patent's inventive step using the cited prior art and concluded that it would have been obvious to a person skilled in the art to optimise the volume of the injection in order to reduce pain by increasing the drug concentration.
Barcelona Commercial Court Number 4 recently dismissed an action filed against several generic drug companies which alleged infringement of two patents claiming manufacturing processes for the active ingredient drospirenone. The court upheld the defendants' arguments and held that when determining the scope of protection conferred by a patent, claims must be interpreted in light of the patent's description.
Madrid Commercial Court Number 8 recently dismissed a preliminary injunction by Actelion against Accord, Sandoz and Kern in a patent case regarding the drug bosentan. The defendants argued that Actelion could not request a preliminary injunction as Barcelona Commercial Court Number 1 had dismissed a previous motion. The Madrid court agreed with the defendants, as there had been no relevant change in circumstances.
A Barcelona commercial court has dismissed a preliminary injunction motion by Warner-Lambert and Pfizer against generics in a patent case regarding pregabalin (Lyrica). The court found no evidence of alleged patent infringement because pregabalin generics cannot be prescribed or dispensed off label, whereas Pfizer's product Lyrica is the only pregabalin drug which can be prescribed and dispensed to treat pain.
The Barcelona Commercial Court No 1 recently dismissed a preliminary injunction motion in a fenofibrate patent case. Abbott had applied for a preliminary injunction against Kern Pharma for alleged infringement of European patents EP1275387 and EP2050445. However, the court found no infringement of the first patent and indications that the second patent was invalid.
The Barcelona Court of Appeal has confirmed that the final revocation by the European Patent Office of a patent which was being asserted in ongoing infringement proceedings in Spain meant that the infringement action had to be dismissed, rather than the litigation simply being terminated because the patent in suit no longer existed.


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@PoweRNursing Hey. MGA's nursing applications went live today!
Hello nurse_2b! I have 4.0 GPA and 83 TEAS. The ASN program admits fall students on Cochran and Spring students on Dublin. The program average GPA is around 3.1 and average TEAS is around 72. The program admits around 50 for ASN per cohort (Spring and fall). They also have a BSN program with the fall at the Macon campus and Spring ar Warner Robins. The BSN accepts 100 per cohort and the GPA is close to 3.5 and TEAS closer to 75. As the program becomes more well known it becomes more competitive, so keep that in mind when looking at these averages. You can go to
for more info. You can visit all pages and find out a little more about the program, teachers, and GPA/TEAS. I hope this helps!
@PoweRNursing I will be commuting. I applied to both the ASN & BSN programs. Praying to get into one or the other. @nurse_2b my GPA is a 3.3 & my TEAS score is a 77. I haven't taken any classes at MGA. I have a prior Bachelor's Degree from another university so I've taken all of my pre-reqs
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Blackshirt Philosophy
boach_clack posted a topic in Husker FootballHow should the Blackshirts be distributed throughout the season? Do you have to play a perfect game? Can you lose them if the defense plays poorly as a whole? In my opinion, I like how the staff is handling it. If you get them, you have to earn them every week. If we give up 40 points, everyone should lose em. Hopefully guys would give them back to show that they dont deserve them when that stuff happens. What are your thoughts?
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1994 Husker posted a topic in Husker Football...IDK about you other fellow husker fans but this assistant has me the most excited..if you watched game play of Our linebackers, rewind, watch, rewind and watch..you picked up on a never ending theme..they were always, well, more oft than nought, out of theor position...if you remember player Rudd, he was always in positions..if he knows anything, he knows all about teaching our backers to be in the correct spot on a given defensive play.. i suppose i need need to change my handle..I'm no longer "depressed"..this is first time since perhaps early 2001 football season, I've had hope...and I believe my "hope" is absolutely justified now in the person of Mr Frost... many coaches know the Xs and O's of football inside and out, yet don't possess the the other required intangibles and tangible gifts and talents a organizational leader must have..I'm persuaded Mr Frost has it ALL to put Competitive, well versed in fundamentals teams on the field..I think he will also do it sooner than later...it will be awhile before he rises the program and installs systems that churn out national title team caliber teams ever year like Ohio state..but he will make teams work to get a win against his husker teams..
..the LJS and OWH select reporters have been covering football for years, some a decade now, I wonder why Mark Phillip is being glossed over.. ...just one object example is Our O Line...perhaps 40% body fat..? virtually NO core (butt, thigh ) power and absolutely unacceptable upper body strength...and why in the world are senior lineman on the pine and young weak players starting..? It appears in Division 1 Big ten football, it take 4 years to build, physically, a offensive and defensive lineman powerful enough to compete..Rfreshm and sophomore starters all over the place..? The whole Development process is so broken in every way..when a man, specifically a lineman, who has been in the program 4-5 years is on the bench..something is seriously amiss..
The failed paradigm of Mike Reilly
1994 Husker posted a topic in Husker Football...I suppose today should give ample evidence of a failed organizational leader, Mr Reilly and his methodology/approach to the game..the next coach must build his offensive around the focus of building a rushing based offensive system and stop recruiting these pass blocking profile body types...that have no no core power to go forward, only backwards in pass protection..and have insanely slow footwork..and go back to recruiting the passed over smaller, squatty type lineman that come from hard nosed, rushing offensive HS programs that can go FORWARDS...
Will Nebraska have a top 25 scoring defense?
Enhance posted a topic in Husker FootballI found the below poll on an Omaha.com article about Diaco's defense, his approach and its impact on the team. I'm interested to see what Huskerboard thinks in our own poll and if we are in any way correlated with a larger, more generic pool of Husker voters. This is particularly relevant as we've recently had the validity of Huskerboard polls called entirely into question. Here's the article, for those interested. So far, this poll has 909 voting yes and 303 voting no.
What do the 95 players think of this team
Whs from cb posted a topic in Husker FootballWould like to know how former players feel about the current Nebraska Football Program?
Defensive Stats
neepster posted a topic in Husker FootballSo, it seems hard to understand, but defensively we actually regressed this week. Last week we were 108/128 in total defense. Now we are 110/128. Our pass defense remains worst in the NCAA at 128/128 and more than 150 yards higher than #127 Bowling Green... this is a level of bad that is frankly almost unbelievable. I don't think our players are that bad... I think the coaching and schemes are just really bad. Our rush defense got slightly worse but it is clear that it is being helped by the fact that everyone is throwing on us a LOT. On the plus side, Minnesota's offense #80 is much worse than Wisconsin #43, and Minnesota's passing offense is #94. So, I think we may have a decent chance to win vs. Minnesota. Northwestern is an even WORSE passing team, so we might be able to pull off an upset there. However, Purdue is #52 in passing offense...
Pass attempts Looking back at the 2013 regular season, which we can all agree was largely disappointing, I've decided to take a look to see just where things went wrong in our wins and losses. Let's start with pass attempts. Was Beck philosophically different during our wins and during our losses. In our wins, we averaged about 28.5 passes per game whereas in our losses we averaged about 33.5 passes per game. Now, the argument that can be made that we had to pass more because we were behind and you need to preserve clock if you are to come back. The running game doesn't preserve clock, so you must pass. But the difference was not significant, so I'll statistically conclude that Beck was not philosophically different in our losses than in our wins but rather that his hand was forced in some cases. Examining the difference between the games Taylor played and games Taylor did not play reveals that we averaged about 28.75 passes per game with Taylor under center and about 30.87 passes per game with Tommy Armstrong or Ron Kellogg III under center. The argument can be made that we were behind more when Taylor wasn't under center, but remember that Taylor played in the UCLA and Minnesota games, whereas Ron Kellogg and Tommy Armstrong played in the Michigan State and Iowa games. So both groups were under center in 2 losing efforts. Regardless, the difference between the groups was not statistically significant. Let's take a look at each game and how much more or less we passed it in those games. Our average is 30.2 pass attempts per game. Wyoming: -8.2 Southern Miss: -2.2 UCLA: +4.8 South Dakota State: -4.2 Illinois: -10.2 Purdue: +0.8 Minnesota: -0.2 Northwestern: +11.8 Michigan: -7.2 Michigan State: +1.8 Penn State: +5.8 Iowa: +6.8 Opponent's Pass Attempts The teams that we beat averaged about 32.25 passes per game whereas teams that beat us averaged 22.75 passes per game. Again, the question remains as to how much of this difference should be credited to teams just having to pass more because they are behind and pass less because they are ahead. The difference between these two numbers was statistically significant. Let's take a look at each team and just how many fewer passes they attempted against us: Wyoming—Average: 39.5—Against NU: 44—Difference: +4.5 Southern Miss—Average: 40.7—Against NU: 37—Difference: -3.7 Illinois—Average: 37.9—Against NU: 31—Difference: -6.9 Purdue—Average: 35.5—Against NU: 36—Difference: +0.5 Northwestern—Average: 31.8—Against NU: 21—Difference: -10.8 Michigan—Average: 29.8—Against NU: 27—Difference: -2.8 Penn State—Average: 34.1—Against NU: 33—Difference: -1.1 UCLA—Average: 30.2—Against NU: 25—Difference: -5.2 Minnesota—Average: 19.8—Against NU: 17—Difference: -2.8 Michigan State—Average: 30.4—Against NU: 32—Difference: +1.6 Iowa—Average: 28.8—Against NU: 17—Difference: -11.8 So, only one team in the games we won went into desperation mode. That was Wyoming. Two of the games we lost started to pack it in and chew clock early. And conveniently enough those were the games in which we lost by the most, 20 to UCLA and 21 to Iowa. Rush Attempts In games that we won we ran the ball about 50 times per game and in games we lost we ran the ball about 35.25 times per game. I'll mention the concern with looking at just the attempts without regards to how far ahead or behind we were. But, looking back on the season, there wasn't really a point where we had to resort to the passing game and abandon the running game earlier than midway through the 4th quarter. The only exception is the Iowa game. So if there's a fault I'll place on Beck is that I think he gets a little panicky and resorts to the huck-it-chuck-it football a little to quickly when we get behind. The difference between these numbers was statistically significant. In addition, we also ran the ball an equal amount of times when Taylor played and when Taylor was sidelined with his many injuries. So, in order to get a more complete picture of how Tim Beck decided to call the game and how adequate of a job he did, let's take a look at the difference between how much we ran compared to our average. Our average for 2013 was 45.1. Wyoming: 63, +17.9 Southern Miss: 46, +0.9 UCLA: 42, -3.1 South Dakota State: 51, +5.9 Illinois: 50, +4.9 Purdue: 56, +10.9 Minnesota: 30, -15.1 Northwestern: 50, +4.9 Michigan: 43, -2.1 Michigan State: 32, -13.1 Penn State: 41, -4.1 Iowa: 37, -8.1 From a pass-run distribution standpoint, I don't think Beck had a bad game until Minnesota which was his worst play calling came this season. Michigan State wasn't good either. We were in those games until the very end, so passing to preserve clock shouldn't have been the reason. And as I think we'll see later (tomorrow's post), I don't think we were running the ball terribly against Minnesota or the Spartans either. His best play calling games, I believe came against Wyoming and Illinois. Opponent's Rush Attempts In games we lost, we faced a lot more runs than we did passes. We faced 36.87 rushing attempts per game in the games we won and faced 49.75 rushing attempts per game in the games we lost. Again, that could be due to the fact that teams wanted to chew clock. But let's take a look at the difference between the teams' average rushing attempts and how many they attempted against NU. Wyoming—Average: 37.3—Against NU: 30—Difference: -7.3 Southern Miss—Average: 28.2—Against NU: 27—Difference: -1.2 Illinois—Average: 34.3—Against NU: 48—Difference: +13.7 Purdue—Average: 26.6—Against NU: 25—Difference: -1.6 Northwestern—Average: 42.3—Against NU: 47—Difference: +4.7 Michigan—Average: 40.8—Against NU: 36—Difference: -4.8 Penn State—Average: 41.8—Against NU: 44—Difference: +2.2 UCLA—Average: 44.2—Against NU: 42—Difference: -2.2 Minnesota—Average: 45.7—Against NU: 54—Difference: +8.3 Michigan State—Average: 41.1—Against NU: 48—Difference: +6.9 Iowa—Average: 43.3—Against NU: 44—Difference: +0.7 The teams we lost to were simply just teams who liked to run the ball more. And all but one of them ran at least their average rushing attempts against Nebraska's front seven.
LeRoy Alexander
Huskerfan1985 posted a topic in Husker FootballI hadn't seen this brought up yet, but I wanted to point out the play of LeRoy Alexander. He's a RS Freshman and has been seeing a lot of playing time at safety lately. His stats haven't been overwhelming, but it seems like each game he makes a couple of really nice plays. Against PSU, he was the only person on the field that actually decided to defend the jet sweep and kept it to a 5 yrd gain when it could have went a lot further. He also layed a HUGE hit on Zwinack, late in the game. Who knows what next year holds, but I could see him almost taking Ciante's spot in that hybrid position. Anyhow, just wanted to point out that we have some nice talent in the secondary that doesn't get talked about much. I'm looking forward to what the D can build on.
Does anyone know at what point in the game did the coaches ask the defensive players what scheme they wanted to run? It appears that something happened to drastically improve the defense. Was that "something" getting input from the players? It is an intriguing question for a couple of reasons. One of those is that nagging feeling that we've got better quality defensive players than is reflected in the scoring against us this and past seasons. Another is the knowledge that using "our" plans or scheme generally give better results than playing with "your" scheme. I remember that Dr. T had a staff psychologist and wonder how much that contributed to his success.
Bo's Postgame
The Red & White Knight posted a topic in Husker FootballI like how he is stressing the attitude of the defense, the killer instinct, urgency - and its tremendous lacking. I know it's a post game conference, but, I'm glad to hear something other than just 'execution' or 'process'. He's right, the attitude is totally off. And I hope he does focus on that. "Getting off blocks" was the first thing he said, but then he went on a pretty intense rant about attitude. If he can be so open about the problem, I hope he can produce clear results. Thoughts?
Hoosker posted a topic in Husker FootballGo ahead and delete this if I'm repeating someone else here, Mods, but can someone explain to me why we didn't use a timeout in the 3rd quarter? You all know as well as I do that Bo Pelini is NOTORIOUS for using timeouts on defense. He's done this since he got here, to the point where you want to tear your hair out sometimes. Here is the scenario: We lose some steam going into halftime, but still lead 21-10 AND we get the ball to start the 2nd half. Taylor misses a clear opportunity to run the ball on 3rd down to get some points on the first drive. Punt. UCLA TD - 8:21 left in the 3rd - (17-21) UCLA TD - 6:02 left in the 3rd - (24-21) ....now? ....no? ...okay... UCLA TD - 3:39 left in the 3rd - (31-21) ....nothing yet? ...okay... UCLA TD - 0:26 left in the 3rd - (38-21) ....welp, too late now... And you all know the rest. Can anyone shed some light on this? I've been racking my brain since the game ended trying to figure out Bo's logic on this one. I included a screenshot in case you guys don't believe me.
Food for thought for Pelini apologists
gotchman posted a topic in Husker FootballHere is a little something to chew on for all the Pelini apologists. I was once one of them, but facts are facts and I've only seen a stubborn man cling to a scheme that worked against the spread only when he had a once in a lifetime DT named Suh. Cosgrove doesn't look so bad now does he? FML.
It's no mystery that our defense is young. Youth brings with it inexperience. Inexperience results in a lower level of performance than someone who has a lot of experience with the subject matter. For example, you're not going to be able to perform high level calculus as well as someone who has been doing calculus for years. Applying the learning curve to our situation allows (me, at least) to make sense of our defensive performance against Wyoming on Saturday night. We are a young defense, most of those players have not had any actual game reps versus a different opponent than the first team offense. That definitely makes sense according to the learning curve. Here's the learning curve for those of you (myself included) who like graphics: College athletics are slightly different, because you hear a lot about some of the young defenses that play lights out. What makes you a good player is a combination of athleticism and experience. Those who are phenomenal players as true freshman or sophomores are freak athletes. Those who are not very good players and are juniors or seniors are not very athletic. That, primarily is why I think our defense last year struggled. We had a lot of experienced players, but experience does not always equal success. They were not athletic enough, and all the experience in the world can not make up for that deficiency. What the squad we field has is a lot of athleticism. We saw that on display Saturday night, our defensive line definitely got a push; they made Brett Smith move around in the pocket (Brett Smith by the way, great athlete, good experience). Yes, we couldn't get him on the ground, but I definitely think that won't be the case with some of the quarterbacks we play this year. Our secondary forced a couple of interceptions and pass break ups; and had the D-line and LBs gotten Smith on the ground they would've had less covering to do and less yards would have been given up. By the way, SJB had a phenomenal game Saturday night (great athlete, good experience), Ciante had a good game Saturday night, too. You see in that picture that the curve starts off slow, and then becomes fairly steep until plateauing out at the peak performance level. It's no mystery that we have athletes on this defense, that their ceilings are much higher than the last two squads Pelini has fielded. What will be the crucial thing for Bo and his defensive coaching staff will be how soon they can get the players to hit that acceleration upwards.
3rd and Long defense
whateveritis1224 posted a topic in Husker FootballHere's an interesting stat/quote from an article that Hailvarsity.com wrote on Wednesday: http://hailvarsity.c...fending-denard/ It's crazy how you can count on one hand how many times the defense has given up a first down when it's 3rd and long. Of course the don't have other stats like how the defense is doing on 1st and 2nd downs, but they have been winning the majority of 3rd downs. I'm also surprised that this wasn't brought up before now.
Breaking down 260 yards
knapplc posted a topic in Husker FootballLots of talk about the defense this week. Biggest area of concern on the team? I think that's fair to say after that offensive onslaught against what should have been, at the very least, a well-coached (if not overly experienced) defense. Much has been made of Nebraska only giving up 260 yards to the Golden Eagles. While that number is respectably low (Charlie McBride's benchmark was 250 yards made for a good performance), what should give us some pause is the manner in which they got those 260 yards. Southern Miss ran 66 plays - 17 of which went for 8 or more yards, or 25% of their total plays. All but four of those big plays came on the ground, including rushes for ten or more yards seven times. The secondary had a pretty good game, limiting Southern Miss' three QBs to a combined 7/19 (37%) for only 75 yards and one TD. But it was on the ground where we got gashed, most notably by Anthony Alford, Southern's all-everything freshman QB, who had several of Southern Miss' 8+ yard runs. This is why so many of us are left wondering how 260 yards allowed by the defense can look ugly. While we had a ton of tackles for loss and three sacks (a fantastic improvement over last year), this game - the first game - had some defensive lapses.
Huskers' defensive growth to get early test
GSG posted a topic in Husker FootballHuskers' defensive growth to get early test By Brian Bennett | ESPN.com http://espn.go.com/b...be-tested-early
The Essential Smart Football
Saunders posted a topic in Husker FootballI just finished this book last weekend. Anyone else read it? It's from the guy who runs smartfooball.com, and I would highly recommend it. It's somewhat short, but it helped me understand some stuff I never really knew. He goes into detail about the stuff like match-zone coverages we use, and discusses the "get open" WR routes Beck installed (it's from the run-n-shoot). I've also spent quite a bit of time at his website over the summer, and it's a really cool site if you're into X's and O's. Website is here: www.smartfootball.com Book is here.
Anyone Else See This?
BlitzFirst posted a topic in Husker FootballSo I'm thinking about the Huskers for next year and I can only think of 2 areas that I'm REALLY concerned about. Defensive Line - last year it truly was a bit 'offensive' at times...I hope we can get a pass rush/penetration/qb hurries/sacks more so than last year Secondary - I think this was the main contributing factor in why the Huskers couldn't do well on defense many times throughout the year More on D-Line and Secondary later... First, let's talk about the elephant in the room...or the perceived elephant. Lots of people talk about the offensive line being atrocious and that Barney Cotton can't coach. Thing is, the offensive line had a crapload of injuries last year and they STILL did pretty damn good in my opinion. I'm talking about this...Nebraska ranked AHEAD of Wisconsin in sacks allowed. That's right, you heard it right. http://www.cfbstats.com/2011/leader/827/team/defense/split01/category20/sort01.html So that's better than 2010...it's close (only slightly worse) to 2009 and tied with 2008. So the O-Line was and is...just as good as any Husker team we've had I think the O-Line made HUGE gains last year...and with all the backups getting experience...I see them having a breakout year this year. I think our O-Line is going to become one of our strongest areas through 2012. Now on with the Defensive holes. I think Lineback will reload. I'm not worried about it. Compton is efficient. Whaley started to 'get it' the final games of 2011 and will hit the ground running. Fisher might be the only part that is unknown but I'm sure there are others that will be there ready to fill in for him if he's not up to it...to be honest, I'd put Fisher at DE...but that's just me. So, the area I'm concerned with is D-Line. Who will stand out? Anyone? Do we have anyone ready to dominate the way the Peter brothers did back in the 90's? Will Coach Kaz help out? I'm going to say this...if Coach Kaz can come in and fire up this Husker unit...people better watch out. The talent is there...it's the fire and spark that have been missing for a while...it hasn't been there since 2009. The secondary...I'm plain worried...this could be the straw that breaks the camels back for the 'skers. The only way I see them pulling this one out is if Seisy steps up and just clicks or Charles Jackson clicks right away as well. Otherwise, I see average play here at best and that's not a good thing. In closing, if the secondary can shore up things and the D-Line can get fired up...I can see 10+ wins this year. What does everyone else think?
Is change in order?
HuskerTrucker posted a topic in Husker FootballThere needs to be some changes made. I am willing to give the defense a chance to develop with the new DC, but that should not take that long since he has already been on board. The secondary didn't do that bad of a job on coverage, this is probably one of the better coverage secondaries that Nebraska has had. The defensive line needs improvement, not enough pressure on the QB. The Offense is another story...if Bo don't get some changes on the coaching staff, this team will never even be a top 5 contender. The offensive line stunk in the 2nd half. No doubt about it. It has done very little this season. I am sick and tired of watching them "develop". Either get them to put out or find someone that can get them to. Cotton is a joke. He should be let go before he gets off the plane on the way back to Nebraska. Once again we had the Burkhead and Martinez show...and once again Burkhead showed why he is one of the best, because he did it for the most part on his own talent. Martinez once again showed he can either be hot or cold, depending on the series. Now that the opposition knows what he will try to do when he takes off, they are ready for the most part. For once 2nd half adjustments were less than we would expect. Usually they can come together at halftime and solve some of the problems. We didn't see that today. The team came out of the locker room flat, and it went down hill from there. I am starting to also question whether Bo is right for this job. The second half, he was melting down, and the team took his cue. Enough already, either show you can handle the job or step down. When the pressure is on, he does not look like he can keep control of himself, let alone the team. Bo is being paid to be a head coach for a major division one football program, he should act like he can handle the job, and be able to control not only his emotions, but the emotions of the team.


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and looked at me
that day when we both knew
about the end
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was being snuffed by God
the King of Nerds
around the bend,
received the final nod.
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all smiles were hidden well,
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here at your grave,
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from sons so brave
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as heels I click
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