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Giveaway Winners! (Sigma Premium Brush Sets)
If you won, expect to be contacted through your YT messages later today or tomorrow :)
Thanks again, everyone!
xo Tiffany
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okay so i never win sigma brushes. do you have a coupon code by any chance since it looks like i will just have to purchase them!ReplyDelete
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I DID'NT KNOW MY YOUTUBE NAME WOULDNT POST ON MY MESSAGE ABOVE.. THANKS AGAIN TIFF FOR YOUR EFFORT AND KINDNESS..YOUR SUPERCOOL YOUTUBE FOLLOWER 26superbunny.ReplyDelete
Congrat's to the winners! Maybe next time! =)Thanks for the chance Tiffany!ReplyDelete
...way to be sore losers guys like c'mon, its not the end of the world. You're going to cry?..over brushes?..ReplyDelete
ugh, thanks Tiffany for the opportunity, I was planning on buying the brushes anyways.
:) - Amy
Yay! Congratulations to all of the winners. Now that was fun, got the adrenalin going.ReplyDelete
Thanxs Tiffany.
Congrat's to the winners! And thanks for the chance Tiffany.ReplyDelete
My youtube comment thing wouldn't let me post...but that's ok..maybe next time. Awesome job!! Congrats to the winners!!!ReplyDelete
@AE..THIS IS WERE YOU POST COMMENTS FOR TIFFANY AND NOT FOR OTHERS..SO KEEP YOUR COMMENTS FOR HER..clearly you didnt read my post clearly..AGAIN FOR THOSE WHO CANT READ CONGRATS TO ALL THE WINNERS!!crying is an emotion for happiness or whatever your feeling..so say what ouy want i will not respond to..and to TIFF again thanks for your vids i will be watching like always..sorry about the peanut gallery people.ReplyDelete
Yeah maybe next time!ReplyDelete
Congrats to the Winners =]
please stop using caps. ur just asking for a shoulder to cry on. you didnt won, like so many other thousands of others. it's just a contest. buy them urself...
great contest, tiffany. love ur videoes, cant wait to the next one.
xoxo, norway.
Congrats to the winners. I am a bit disappointed not to be one of them but what to do :SReplyDelete
@Nyla: I don't think its appropriate to say how much you need the brushes and then tell the people who won that they shouldnt sell them but give them to people who need them (i.e. YOU) Really?ReplyDelete
congrats to the winners! too bad i didnt win =P maybe next time! LOL
Congrats!! I agree w/ the sore losing! Its a contest, there were like what? 900,000 comments the chances of winning are SLIM! Of course we all wanted to win, but its nothing to cry over!ReplyDelete
YAWN!!!!..again congrats winners!!!ReplyDelete
Thank you soo much Tiff for this amazing opportunity ! =DReplyDelete
Im a40'ish mother of three who's husband has lost his job(of 23 yrs-car business),don't know from week to week if i can pay my bills and can never buy anything 4 me-i have kids that come first. If i had known it was picked by a number generator i wouldnt have bothered to write all the posts-just a letter or something-just a little disappointing after all the effort..some may call it crying,but when lifes kickin ur butt even the little disappointments seem big..ReplyDelete
wasnt exactly clear on previous post..meant video-sorryReplyDelete
wooow :D 20 people!!!ReplyDelete
:D thanks for the chance Tiffany :D
wow, some people sure are sore losers :P
i didn't win one but c'mon people, it isn't the end of the world!!!
Just wanted to say, I love your vlogs on YT! You are the best!ReplyDelete
i really want to buy individual brushes, since i already own 70% of the brushes i the set, do you kwon if they plan on selling them outside of the sets?ReplyDelete
your doing such an AMAZING job !!! =)ReplyDelete
i love to see your videos on youtube of how to apply eyeshadows
i have one question ... how can you see whether mac eyeshadows are the original onces or fake pls ?
thanks for the chance! That was fun! Don't be discouraged from doing it again by the whiners. LOLReplyDelete
Thanks for the great giveaway Tiffany. Maybe next time I will get lucky! :)ReplyDelete
I love your make-up looks! You are an amazing make-up artist! You have given me so many ideas and showed me a lot of techniques that I can use everyday for my professional life! I have gotten back into make-up looks because of your channel!ReplyDelete
congrats to the winners maybe nxt tyme?ReplyDelete
Hi Tiffany! I love all your videos and was wondering if you could do a video inspired by Adriana Lima in the Victoria Secret Catalog. I really enjoyed the fashion show video but was wondering if you could do a more everyday from their catalog. Thanks!!ReplyDelete
Could you do a dramatic green ish look? not too green thu. Thanks :)ReplyDelete
Congrats to the winners !ReplyDelete
I hope than you understand me...I write wrong...ReplyDelete
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Thanks TiffanyLD for this opportunity I can't wait to get the brushes we all won love your videos. I'm a long time sub.& I cant wait to hear from you about how to get them in my hands.ReplyDelete
Nothing but love,
Great Giveaway !! Congrats to all the lucky winners <3 <3ReplyDelete
Hey Tiffany, could you possibly do a post or video on MAC dupes..or I guess coastal scents dupes. I'm just getting back into makeup as an adult and bought the coastal scents 88 palettes, all three of them just to discover what I like without laying out a ton of money and have found a few shades I'm using over and over and would want to buy bigger ones of these in a better quality shadow...but I'm nowhere near a MAC store and would love to have a guide as to which MAC ones are close to the coastal scents ones that I love....I know this is a HUGE favor to ask, but just an idea if you had the time!ReplyDelete
Congrats to all the winners! So fun. Thanks for the opportunity Tiffany. I was wondering if I could request a tutorial on Kristen Stewart's make up on the cover of Allure Magazine. If anyone could recreate this look, it would be you! Thanks Tiffany!ReplyDelete
Thanks alot for the opportunity, Tiffany! And congratulations to the winners, I'm really happy for you! Enjoy your new brushes!ReplyDelete
Hi Tiffany. This is ShaYinYin from youtube. I messaged you on youtube and I didn't hear from you there so maybe you didn't get my message. I never recieved your message about getting my information for the sigma brushes but I have seen other winners already recieved their brushes so i'm getting a bit worried. Please reply back on youtube or send me an email at firstname.lastname@example.com Thanks so much! ^_^ReplyDelete
Hi Tiffany. I 1st started watching you on YT and I must say your the best! I luv luv luv they way you review products. Wish you much success! Beautiful, Fabulous & Fierce!!ReplyDelete


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Fall Green Eye Look: Photorealism Quad
Products used:
Benefit F.Y.Eye (of course)
MAC Shadestick in Sharkskin
Photorealism eye shadow quad
Gesso eye shadow
Technakohl liner in Color Matters
Urban Decay Liquid liner in Perversion
Imju Fiberwig mascara (available at Sephora)
MAC Sunbasque Blush
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Beautiful!love that quad!ReplyDelete
The video is private :/ReplyDelete
but the pictures are lovely!
Definitely wouldn't have thought to put it over a black base... I checked out the quads at the MAC counter and I was slightly disappointed at the color payoff. The colors look gorgeous in the pan but not when I swatched them. They look perfect over the sharkskin!ReplyDelete
Stunning look! I can't wait for my internet to be un-capped so i can watch youtube videos again, (I hate my internet plan!!!)ReplyDelete
I'm glad you used that palette...I've been eyeing green shadows lately and I'm happy you used those! Applying over black is something I would not have thought of, but will definitely consider! I'm not bold enough to try the bright green eyeliner, though.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the great look!
nice video Tiffany... Yea Umm i have no clue I can not upload any videos over 10minutes it told me to add myself as a Guru so I did and that was suppost to help,but it didnt.Videos coming soon!As soon as I can figure out how to fix itReplyDelete
That look is amazing! I must get Color Matters Technakhol Liner!ReplyDelete
Hey ! Love this look ! Just wondering if you could do a review on the fiberwig mascara. Not necessarily a video review. Maybe even a blog review. Thanks ! Love your videos. (=ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 25, 2009 at 1:20 AM
Have you tried Too Faced Lash Injection? Is the fiberwig mascara similar?ReplyDelete
you're so awesome tiffany, that quad is gorgeous and especially on youReplyDelete
This is so so gorgeous! It is one of the prettiest looks you have ever done, thank you!!ReplyDelete
that looks absolutely stunning xReplyDelete
This is so pretty! I love the bright green liner. :)ReplyDelete
This looks is soo pretty! I am loving this new quad!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 25, 2009 at 3:02 PM
Wowzers! I'm leaving to visit family in Detroit today and won't have time to pick up the quad. Can you (or anyone who has it) recommend some dups?ReplyDelete
Thanks in advance!
- AnonymousAugust 25, 2009 at 4:56 PM
Loved this look so much that I went into my local MAC store on lunch and they said that Sharkskin is discontinued!!! It wasn't online either :(ReplyDelete
Can you suggest something similar???
- AnonymousAugust 25, 2009 at 5:00 PM
Video finally worked and I realized you did mention other options for base... Thanks Tiffany!!! You rock!ReplyDelete
- Sarah1627August 25, 2009 at 5:07 PM
Loved this look, you are doing amazing like always.ReplyDelete
n your top was so beautiful too.
In the video when you announced the winner of the contest of the old Hollywood...., your make up was gorgeous i loved it so much.
Could you please do the tutorial on that make up look?!?
xx Sarah
I just started watching your videos about a week ago and am now a complete junkie...do you have any makeup tutorials that you have done on someone older (I am 44)? I love all your looks and colors so I am not afraid to experiment but some things (such as liquid liner) are a little more tricky to put on lets just say mature eyes...lol. Keep up tutorials coming.ReplyDelete
your so prettyReplyDelete
Tiffany I love your work and dedication! Its really great and useful that you update your blog and post pics up of you look! Keep up the fab work, looking forward to your next tutorial :)ReplyDelete
Hey Tiffany,ReplyDelete
I think you would do a FANTASTIC version (more "wearable" version) of this ultra smokey, frosted eye that is on Sephora's home page right now... Check it out:
:) Love the green, I wonder if I can pull it off. But most important is I LOVE your lashes!! They are uber long and sexy :DReplyDelete
Love the look - and all your other makeup tutorials! Like someone else mentioned here, I never would have thought to use a black base over some of my eye shadows before. I would have to really cake on the makeup if I want it to look exactly the way it does in the pan. Thanks so much for the tutorials [my favorite is the Hayden Pannatierre (sp?) Golden Globe makeup]. :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 28, 2009 at 12:50 PM
hi, you look real gorgeous! and seriously i think the fall green eye resembles shu uemura's latest work!!ReplyDelete
anyhow, do you have any tips with the lower lashline? especially for those who doesnt have lush lashes like yours. what should we do?? ):
any products you can suggest?
thank you for all the wonderful reviews and tutorials they're such neccessities in life!
- AnonymousAugust 28, 2009 at 3:52 PM
Hi Tiffany, found your site and absolutely LOVE it! THANX so much for all your informative videos. I've been looking for stuff like this. Anyway, I wanted to know how you feel about buying MAC brushes from Brush111? I want to invest in MAC brushes and found this site on your page. Are they the real thing? Just wondering before I drop $65. Thanks.ReplyDelete
Hey Tiffany, I came across your videos last week and have been hooked every since. I love all the different looks, colors and all the information, etc. I had been looking for someone to teach me to wear eye shadow, but felt pretty dumb asking the girls at the mall. I love your site! Okay, so,I am beginning to build my brush collection and saw the Sigma travel pack you spoke about. However, I noticed you love MAC too. Which do you recommend most, Sigma or MAC brushes?ReplyDelete
Hi, What product can be used instead of nyx jumbo eye pencil in Milk?ReplyDelete
Hi Tiffany.ReplyDelete
I love this look!
I started to follow your videos and blog a month ago (love them!), and today I did some shopping base on your recommendations. I got the photo realism quad, the sharskin, the color matters eye liner. I can't wait to try them.
I also got 2 nail polishes from the new collection, Dry martini and Rich, Dark, Delicious. they're gorgeous.
and I picked some massage bars from Lush, I saw your video and I put those on my shopping list =) and I got the Sultana soap, it's amazing!!! Thank you for the recommendation.
love the colours together :D looks nice :DReplyDelete
Are you a Mac Pro member? i was wondering how much their airbrushing system costs
- AnonymousAugust 30, 2009 at 11:15 PM
what is the # and name of the first (brown) eyeshadow you used on your smokey eye video. I got the costal brushes and 88 palet, but I need that bottom shadow. They don't go by names on the site, it's by #. your the best make up artist I've ever seen!ReplyDelete
Hi Tiffany!ReplyDelete
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i like it ;-)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 1, 2009 at 11:16 AM
tiff, i was wondering abt how u remove all your make up at the end of the day, do u use vaseline like many people use or do u actually against it?? is there anything u recommend to use?? thanksReplyDelete
Love this look.. your lashes are to die for!!!!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 16, 2009 at 11:07 AM
This look is perfection!!! after i watched this video i went out and bought the quad. i already had the green liner,( i had my MAC girl put one on hold for me as soon as they came in) but i would never have thought to do this look, now i will :) You are BRILLIANT!ReplyDelete
xoxo- Kyley from Syracuse NY
- AnonymousSeptember 17, 2009 at 10:16 PM
Hey there,ReplyDelete
I just wanted to know are your eye lashes naturally long or are you just using really good mascara?
WONDERFUL! I fell in love with this design and color for eyes (my eyes are brown)ReplyDelete
I got the Sharkskin shade stick and used the Bare Escentuals kit in Camouflage, and it looked amazing on our Date Night! Best smokey eye I've ever done! Thank you!
- AnonymousNovember 14, 2009 at 2:54 PM
I'm loving the mascara. I myself have quite long lashes and even though i spend a loong time curling (i have a black one from makeupstore) they dont want to curl!
So I was wondering what kind of curler you use, if you use one,
I'm looking for a new one and can't decide if I should get a heated one, so I decided to ask what you use first
hoping for a reply ... :)


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Friday, January 11, 2008
Erin Andrews at Crisler
And that's good enough for me.
Actually, I'm just kind of embarrassed she was at Crisler to see us play these days. Like when in HS the really cute girl stopped by her friend's locker next to yours and saw the Suzanna Hoffs poster taped inside.
"What? My basketball team? Uh...no. It's not mine. I mean, yeah, it plays in my arena but I wouldn't call it, you know, my baskeball team. More like a basketball team. But, ummm, actually, um, you know, they used to be really good. A long time ago. My dad told me that."
Nervous laughter.
"Hey, where you go-- Okay, see you later."
37 comments:
- Dezzi said...
To feed more of your craving...
Too bad CBS was doing the UCLA game...
- January 11, 2008 6:01 AM
- A2saint said...
Man that belt buckle makes it look like she just won the wwf title
- January 11, 2008 7:48 AM
- DaBraylon17 said...
my god she is so gorgeous. i wish she would pose for playboy, but as long as she is working for ESPN, that won't happen.
- January 11, 2008 8:40 AM
- Killing My Liver said...
I'll steal from EDSBS boards"
- January 11, 2008 8:48 AM
- Out of Conference said...
Damn, I would drink her bath water.
- January 11, 2008 9:23 AM
- Bigasshammm said...
You know I've never bought into the "she's the hottest around" hype. I'm a big fan of Rachel Nichols because she looks like a dirty sex machine and I dig that. But this picture does make her look hot and I'm thinking it's probably TV that's ruining it for me. In person she is probably a stunner. How tall is she?
- January 11, 2008 9:46 AM
- Joshua said...
And here I thought I was being original. Shouldn't they have an EA watch to let people know she'll be in-state? It just seems like the right thing to do, kinda like helping old ladies across the street and keeping promises.
OoC- Dude! You pulled out Bath Water Hot? I didn't think anyone else used that term.
- January 11, 2008 10:05 AM
- Josh said...
1 word....Yummy!!!!!
- January 11, 2008 10:05 AM
- Joshua said...
She must be amazing in person 'cause I've never seen what this much fuss is about.
- January 11, 2008 10:09 AM
- lane said...
what, no comment(s) from katie? this has to be a first. seriously.
- January 11, 2008 10:12 AM
- Smitty said...
Give me Jill Arrington anyday. Erin never did it for me. I had to suffer through the days when she did some Braves telecasts.
- January 11, 2008 10:58 AM
- DaBraylon17 said...
rachel nichols is indeed sext as fuck
- January 11, 2008 11:38 AM
- Dezzi said...
Smitty lost dibs on her with his comment...
For some reason... this is what I envision TitleIX looks like....
- January 11, 2008 11:41 AM
- Joshua said...
I am SO not touching that last comment.
mmmmmmm Jill Arrington.
- January 11, 2008 12:06 PM
- Tom C said...
You young pups are creeping out the girls! (drool)
- January 11, 2008 12:15 PM
- Joshua said...
Tom, what with that restraining order I'm no longer allowed to creep them out in person, so stalking via the interweb is the least I can do.
Anyone else get the feling Yost puts these up so he can silently mock our responses?
- January 11, 2008 12:21 PM
- Joshua said...
And T9, if you're trolling and silently mocking us as well, did you catch my post from last night and all the changes entitled "Michigan Football: The Teen Movie"? I tried to get Puff in there somewhere but firebreathing dragons just don't fit into American Pie type scripts.
- January 11, 2008 12:25 PM
- Katie said...
Sorry to disappoint you Lane. I have already shared my comments on Ms. Erin. Believe it or not, I come here for a football fix. I have already begun the countdown to next season. If I were a guy, I suppose Erin would be enough to help pass the time. Thankfully I am not a guy! (Seriously, once she opens her mouth....yeah. Well. Enjoy.)
- January 11, 2008 2:20 PM
- TitleIX said...
ah dezi, you are too kind...
don't tell joshua but I'm a brunette.
I've been trying to compile a "Know Your Foe" in regards to Ms. Erin Andrews all day, but seriously....there's no contest. She's a female Tom Brady (drop dead gorgeous, talented, perfect in every way--sigh) and I must concede defeat.
- January 11, 2008 4:55 PM
- TitleIX said...
if I'm going to be catty about it???
arms are too skinny and too much padding on the Victoria Secret bra
I can do bitchy. ;-)
- January 11, 2008 4:57 PM
- beast in 'bama said...
She just looks too much like Trev Alberts for me...creeps me out. Miss "Winged Victory" below is more my type.
Oh, and I had a creative writing professor once announce to the class that he'd drink Mariel Hemmingway's bathwater. That creeped me out, too. Big Two-Hearted River, indeed.
- January 11, 2008 5:24 PM
- Joshua said...
Ah T9,
You should know that it's the little imperfections that make one perfect, not the actual perfection itself. She's nice, but not perfect. Now Faith Hill? That woman must've cured cancer in a former life to get what she's got. Dayum. That's some serious bathwater hotness. And she's not a true blond, so I think she'd qualify as an "almost brunette", which is good enough for me.
I'm gonna ignore the Trev Alberts thing lest you ruin one of my great fantasies. Regarding EA of course, not Trev, just to clear that up before things get all awkward around here. And you're more the fake blond type, eh? They just don't do it for me- I mean, well, i wouldn't tell them they couldn't, but I'm more girl next door oriented.
- January 11, 2008 5:58 PM
- beast in 'bama said...
No, truth be told, I married a redhead - a true redhead - many moons ago. She had a body like that, though, back in the day...So yeah, I guess that's really more my type, not the fake blonde.
Hair color? Really?
- January 11, 2008 6:54 PM
- Joshua said...
Hair color is far from a deal breaker but I do tend to have a type. My sophomore year in Ann Arbor I met a friend of this girl on my hall who went to Michigan State. We hit it off so I set up a date to take her out over Christmas break, and the only night we could work it out was also the only night I could see my little brother play basketball all year. So I took her to the game and then we went out.
Long story short, my sister missed the game and asked my mom what the girl looked like when she got home that night. My mom's response, and I quote:
"Oh, like they all do."
True story.
- January 11, 2008 7:11 PM
- surrounded in columbus said...
I'll bet she can't diagram a cover D the way you do!
- January 11, 2008 7:20 PM
- Buonarroti said...
No 3-3-5 for us, and our DC looks like a Bond Villain. Attacking style defense, lots of blitzes. Aggressive on both side of the ball? At Michigan? I think my naughty parts are tingling.
- January 11, 2008 9:16 PM
- IamCris said...
I saw Erin Andrews in person, from the 45 yd lind @ Qualcom Stadium, last year in the Holliday Bowl (Texas A&M vs Cal), I was probably a good holler away (way far away), alas she didn't hear me, but the people around me laughed. Even from the stratosphere her body is smoking, but her face is just average folks.
- January 12, 2008 1:41 AM
- Joshua said...
A "Crisler" would be a former University of Michigan football coach who introduced the concept of playing separate players on offense and defense. His record at Michigan was 71-16-3 (.806). He also introduced the winged helmet in the late 30's.
Sorry, but...what is a "RTBDTHRTR"? Oh wait, I know what it is. It's a guy who comes on a Michigan board to brag about LSU winning the NC over Ohio State when he's an Auburn fan. Makes so much sense.
I'm just really hoping Penn State beats USC in the Orange Bowl next year. That way I can go on UCLA blogs as a Michigan fan and brag. Maybe this will make me feel better about myself. Seems to work for you.
- January 12, 2008 10:02 AM
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- January 13, 2008 8:24 PM
- lovinum said...
"her body is smoking, but her face is just average folks."
Wow, the definition of "average" has become stricter than I could have imagined...
- January 14, 2008 12:01 PM
- Joshua said...
Am I being censored for calling people out now? I didn't think that was all that harsh, I just take offense to the term "scUM".
And average? Wow those are some mighty high standards. Maybe average among hot women, but average of the general population not so much.
- January 14, 2008 1:50 PM
- Yost said...
Oops. I might have gotten rid of the wrong thing. I'm crazed with other stuff today and meant to remove a troll comment and might have hit the wrong thing. My bad.
- January 14, 2008 2:17 PM
- Joshua said...
Hey, it's your blog so you're obviously more than justified in deleting anything you choose. I was just confused considering it was nowhere near the "retarded donkey" end of the J Wrath Spectrum for Stupidity.
Personnaly I enjoy troll comments- they give me a chance to feel intellectually superior in a sterile, anonymous environment.
Provided I don't call out a crazed MSU fan who discovers I live in East Lansing and firebombs my house. That could leave a mark.
- January 14, 2008 2:52 PM
- Joshua said...
Lest i get called out for stupidity in spelling.
- January 14, 2008 2:53 PM
- IamCris said...
All apologies to my friends back in the midwest, but I live in Southern California and I assure you to me (IMO...worthless but what I think anyways) Erin Andrews is average in the face. I invite all of you to San Diego, go to Pacific Beach, Mission Beach, La Jolla, shoot even Ocean Beach or Imperial Beach and you will see why the standards are so high. Being able to dress accordingly "year around" exerts a certain pressure on the ladies to STAY in shape. No hiding under baggy sweaters or coats.
Current time 3:45 pst, current temp 74 and sunny.
Cheers from sunny Sandy Eggo!!!
- January 14, 2008 6:46 PM


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When Noelle McKay graduated with a degree in political science from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, she wasn't sure the direction her life would take.
That changed when her sister, Kate, was in a serious car accident on Interstate 26 in the summer of 1995. The accident brought Noelle McKay back home.
That year, she began a year of service through Americorps Vista at a nonprofit in Hendersonville, the Housing Assistance Corp.
Her sister recovered well from the accident, but McKay's one-year commitment turned into 17 years with the nonprofit. In December, McKay became HAC's new executive director.
The promotion, she said, "is big. "It's very exciting to have been here such a long time."
The new director was celebrating her 40th birthday on Thursday and will usher in a year of birthday festivities for the nonprofit. This year, HAC turns 25.
"It's a celebration of so many people's efforts through the years," McKay said.
She has been there through the bulk of those 25 years as well. After her year in Americorps Vista, she became a housing counselor. She worked directly with families who were interested in moving from rental homes to owning their own homes.
"I liked getting to know our community," McKay said. "There's always more to know and understand."
She then began working as the nonprofit's director of resource development. McKay was good at writing grants.
In her eight years as a counselor, she heard many clients' stories which inspired her to seek funds for a cause she knew was worthy.
"I was good at writing grants because I understood what I was writing about," she said.
She was director of resource development until Dec. 15, when the executive director's position was offered to her. In her new job, there is plenty of work to do, and McKay has plenty of goals.
"We want to continue to develop more apartments for the community," she said. "There's a need."
As for housing, McKay wants to take a look at it in a different way.
"We're interested in developing pocket neighborhoods," she said.
And beyond that, "we also want to work with special needs' groups," she said. The nonprofit will take a look at affordable housing for that segment of the population.
McKay has seen what the nonprofit can do from start to finish. She's seen the families who come through the door. She's found the money so that the nonprofit can continue to do what it does. Now she wants to guide it into the future, and to do that, she's not looking past the faces and the stories that have made the nonprofit what it is today, she said.
Because of her length of service with HAC, she understands what the nonprofit can do in people's lives, and that is where her passion lies, she said.
"You really get to see the long-term implications and what people decide to do with their lives since you've met them," McKay said. "People make different decisions. It's just fascinating, and you're excited for them."
But no matter what success McKay has found, she never loses sight of what makes the nonprofit successful.
"It's not about me," she said. "It's about everyone here."
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Wednesday, May 14, 2008
If College Football Were Like the Democratic Party...
KIRK HERBSTREIT: "Certainly not the Joe Montana-led Irish, the team everybody expected to win before the game was played. But with Montana on the bench here in the second half suffering from the flu and hypothermia -- even eating chicken soup to warm up -- this game is over."
LEE CORSO: "Not so fast, my friend. The Irish haven't packed it in yet and are still out there fighting until the final whistle."
KEITH JACKSON: "I gotta tell ya, I think this is bad for college football. Notre Dame is only 8-3 while Houston is 9-2 and ranked 4th. The Irish need to bow out of this game and rally behind the higher ranked Cougars. For the good of the sport."
KIRK HERBSTEIT: "Couldn't agree with you more, Keith. There are less than seven minutes left, a majority of the game has been played and Houston has amassed 34 of the 46 points awarded today. It's almost a mathematical impossibility for Notre Dame to come back--"
LEE CORSO: "Not so fast, my friend. Notre Dame just scored on a 33-yard blocked punt...and now Montana has come off the bench to try the two-point conversion...it's good! 34-20."
KIRK HERBSTREIT: "But Houston is barely competing now. They have their back-ups in and are just running out the clock until this one is over. And it's over."
KEITH JACKSON: "I gotta tell ya, you hit the nail on the head, Kirk. We got ourselves freezing temperatures, ice and 18 to 30 mile per hour winds. Stick a fork in this one because--"
LEE CORSO: "Not so fast, my friend. Montana just drove the Irish 61 yards in 5 plays and threw for another two-point conversion to cut the lead to 34-28 with 4:15 left."
KIRK HERBSTREIT: "See, that's just the kind of divisive thing that illustrates the old way of college football thinking. When a team is up by over 20 points with less than eight minutes left, college football fans want to be able to turn their attention to the next bowl game of the day. To have to watch until the very end disenfranchises fans who want to tune in to the Rose Bowl pre-game show."
KEITH JACKSON: "Whoa Nellie! And Joe Montana fuuuuuuuumbles with 1:50 to play and the Cougars recover. Now hopefully Dan Devine will do the right thing and have his squad bow out gracefully from this game."
LEE CORSO: "Not so fast, my friend! The Cougars went for it on 4th and inches from their own 29 with :28 seconds left and got stuffed! Notre Dame ball! They have one more chance!"
KIRK HERBSTREIT: "And what if they do score? Are you going to take the victory away from Houston and alienate all the fans rooting for the underdog? Fans who only tuned into the Cotton Bowl in the first place to see if little ol' Houston could upset the mighty Fighting Irish?"
KEITH JACKSON: "I gotta tell ya, the bigger problem is what if the Irish do score, but miss the extra point and we end in a tie? Then nobody wins. Then what? Especially after Houston already won the first, second and third quarters. It's going to be chaos."
LEE CORSO: "Last play...Montana rolls right...he's looking for Kris Haines in the corner of the endzone...TOUCHDOWN IRISH! TOUCHDOWN IRISH! Joe Unis lines up for the extra point...it's good! IRISH WIN! Irish win one of the greatest comebacks in college football history!"
KIRK HERBSTREIT: "I'm so disgusted by the underhanded way Notre Dame pulled this out, I'm never watching college football again."
KEITH JACKSON: "I gotta tell ya, I'm sitting the rest of the bowl season out and will only call college basketball now."
74 comments:
- phil said...
College football gives us no playoff system, gives us Kirk Herbstreit, gives us limited Big Ten coverage, gives us BCS games with buffoons wearing marijuana leaves on their helmets and then they want us to sing God bless College Football? NO, NO, NO! Not God bless College Football! God damn College Football!! – Rev. Phil
- May 14, 2008 6:23 AM
- TitleIX said...
I thought that you are supposed to play until the clock shows 00:00
unless, that MooU time keeper is working the clock again.....
- May 14, 2008 6:40 AM
- Catie said...
I see your point Yost, but honestly, the "lady" is dividing the democratic party and she needs to bow out. But then, as I type this I am wearing a "Got Hope?" Obama t-shirt, so I suppose I am biased.
- May 14, 2008 7:29 AM
- El Pendejo Grande said...
I wish you used the Michigan Colorado game from 94, so I wasn't left to identify with the irish or Lee Corso.
(Catie, I will throw in behind your guy if he wins the nom. We scrappy "irish" can be cool like that.)
- May 14, 2008 9:37 AM
- Catie said...
"(Catie, I will throw in behind your guy if he wins the nom. We scrappy "irish" can be cool like that.)"
I hope that the rest of America can be so "cool". What are the chances that he selects "her" to be his running mate? It would actually be a smart move on his part, however it would make my skin crawl. (sorry, but we didn't like her when she was the first lady, I am not sure where all the love is coming from now! I just don't trust her at all!) I am more independent than I am a democrat..... either one seems to be NOT the norm for a Michigan fan. Isn't it funny that Ann Arbor can be such a liberal town, yet the alum of the UofM are so conservative?
Oye, politics on a football blog, this may be a big mistake! :o)
- May 14, 2008 9:49 AM
- Nate said...
Enjoy the site, but not the greatest analogy
- May 14, 2008 9:50 AM
- Nate said...
"What are the chances that he selects "her" to be his running mate? It would actually be a smart move on his part, however it would make my skin crawl."
I am a strong Obama supporter myself so completely biased, but I have to disagree with you on picking her. I think it would be a horrible idea. I don't think someone who has run against the "old" politics can really pick one of the biggest reps of "old" politics in the ole Hill. Besides, who would want Bill's shadow over them the whole time in the White House. I'm sure Bill's excited though, can you imagine the possibilities for home? "Hey baby, the Vice President's out of the country, wanna come over?" Ugh
- May 14, 2008 9:58 AM
- Catie said...
Oh, please note that I said it would make my skin crawl to chose her! I meant smart in trying to pull the party together, nevertheless, I fully agree with you (who'd of thunk THAT??!!) I don't want to see her name anywhere near the White House!
- May 14, 2008 10:18 AM
- travelingblue said...
If college football were like the Democratic Party then the once the game was over a bunch of "experts" (perhaps other coaches and fanatic fans from around the country) would add points to the final score of each team depending on who they liked more.
In your analogy, Notre Dame would have already stopped trying to score points on the field and begun trying to convince other coaches and fanatic fans that they deserve to win because they are a better team on paper and ranked higher coming into the game.
And a more apt points analogy would be more like they were down 28 points with 10 seconds left to play.2
- May 14, 2008 10:26 AM
- OSURulz said...
I can't imagine that either of them would be the other one's running mate. The both want to be seen as a leader, not a follower. You're not going to see the Kerry - Edwards scenario this year.
- May 14, 2008 10:35 AM
- JoeBobBriggs said...
Here's a counter analogy:
It's the Super Bowl and the score is 49-28 with 3 minutes left in the game. All the good commercials have been aired and the game was over at halftime when the winning team sprinted ahead to a 35-14 lead. There is no reason to watch the game but the announcers will do anything to keep your attention - talking about how the losing team scored a couple of touchdowns in the second half to make the game "competitive."
Make no mistake about it, the losing candidate's West Virginia "win" is a garbage touchdown scored in the second half of a lost game and it was scored against the 3rd team defense of the other team. Why should the winners risk getting star players injured in a meaningless exercise?
The clock may still be running, but the game is over.
- May 14, 2008 11:25 AM
- Catie said...
I think I love you JoeBobBiggs! Nice analogy!
- May 14, 2008 11:37 AM
- phil said...
The more I thought about this, the more I saw the wisdom of quitting before 00:00. But the overwhelming evidence for quitting early came directly from our neighbors to the south. If tUOS would have quit both BCS games at halftime, they would have been so much better off. Now, that's something we (even those "bitter" people of Ohio) could all vote "yes" on.
- May 14, 2008 12:04 PM
- Sgt. Wolverine said...
I thought they did quit one of the BCS games at halftime. Wasn't that why their band played the song from Titanic?
- May 14, 2008 12:09 PM
- Out of Conference said...
(cutr/paste from from Kevin's fanblogs site)
Here's the 11a update.....
$12,142 donated so far.....
1. $3,040.00 - Michigan
2. $2,210.00 - Ohio State (inc $120 neg)
3. $1,605.00 - Florida
4. $470.00 - Texas (inc $10 neg)
5. $455.00 - Alabama
6. $350.00 - Florida State
7. $330.00 - Auburn (inc $25 neg)
8t. $300.00 - Case Western Reserve
8t. $300.00 - Virginia
9. $275.00 - Georgia Tech
10. $250.00 - Nebraska
Lurking: SMU, OU, South Carolina Tennessee, Va Tech, LSU
It is SHOCKING to me that Texas A&M, USC, UCLA, Clemson, Penn State and Miami are not showing up to support their schools.
- May 14, 2008 12:12 PM
- Corey said...
seriously talking politics on college football blog ... ugh
Wouldn't the U.S. be the biggest joke in the free world if we elected a terrorist to top elected position? Not saying Obama is a terrorist, and maybe I've been watching to much "24", but I just can't get past that thought.
Then there are number of articles out there about Obama's tie to terrorists, whether or not they are legit or not ... still puts doubt in my mind.
On Hillary: who could trust a woman who stands by her cheating husband. Most women would have been filing for a divorce that same day.
On McCain: so much time has been spent on the Democratic party it is hard to really know McCain's position ... can't wait for the debates between Dems and Reps.
So far I am not really impressed with any of the candidates that we have to select from this fall, which is a very sad statement. Not that it will matter much, seems that this country is throwing all Republicans under the bus based on their views of President Bush. Though they we are all standing behind him on 9/12 to go out there and kick some ass. How quickly we all forget our demand for this country to stand up and fight back against the muslim nations that supported these terrorists. How quickly we forget that since we took the war to the Middle East, how many attacks have we seen on our soil?
Everyone thinks we are fighting the wrong war and we need to bring our troops home ... but as soon as we do that what do you think will happen in the Middle East? What do you think will happen on our own soil?
I thank our troops for the dedication, devotion and sacrifces they put on the line everyday so that my children can fly on airplane across this country safely, and they can play outside without fear bombs or gunfire.
- May 14, 2008 12:43 PM
- Nate said...
"Wouldn't the U.S. be the biggest joke in the free world if we elected a terrorist to top elected position? Not saying Obama is a terrorist, and maybe I've been watching to much "24", but I just can't get past that thought."
Please tell me you're joking.....please
- May 14, 2008 12:58 PM
- Nate said...
Now that is the correct analogy!
- May 14, 2008 12:59 PM
- Catie said...
Simply because of his name, puulleassee tell me that there is more to his supposed terrorist connections! We need "the good old boys club" out of Washington. If I could put all of the politicians on a boat and drop them in the middle of the ocean, I would. (Ok, I wouldn't, but you get my point) We DO need BIG change and one man is not going to bring about that much change, but it could be a beginning.
- May 14, 2008 1:21 PM
- Corey said...
It was purely hypothetical. Doubt plays a big role whether or not some one is committed of a crime. Why should doubt play a role in searching out the truth on a candidate. Actually my biggest concern with Obama would be the lack of experience both on domestic and foreign issues.
Exactly what change do you expect in Government should Obama become prez? There is a system of checks and balances (supposedly) and most of the laws and debates happen within congress and the senate, filled with your good old boy network. There is an entire landscape that would have to be tilled up before you would see big changes in government.
- May 14, 2008 1:40 PM
- Catie said...
Corey (my dear friend), I did say that one man was not going to bring about enough change. That big old boys club called congress (needs to be put in a boat and taken out to the middle of the ocean)
One of the things that I love about Obama, is that he DOES lack experience, he won't just fit into the mold. Ever see the movie "Dave" ? It just would be nice to see honesty and humanism in Washington. Yeah, I am naive ....;o)
- May 14, 2008 1:50 PM
- Bigasshammm said...
I will say my piece from someone who doesn't give a shit about politics nor about any of the candidates running. But from my solid opinion on the matter I will say this... The democrats continue to F themselves in each and every election. This country is literally starving for a democratic president to pick back up the economy and get us out of this rut. But what do they offer us but two firsts... a black president who as far as I know claims to be Muslim which most of the non educated mass of the country believes to be the cause of terrorism... or a woman president who most of the country already has seen as the president when Bill was in office. Either way they have doomed us to another 4 years of a Republican president. I will be damned shocked if somehow the democratic representative pulls off this election. Not only will you have every Republican in the union running to the polls but you will also get your average rabble of citizen who either dislikes blacks, women, or minorities in general and will vote Republican. Isn't there one normal democrat that they could have paraded in front of everyone this year and would have won by a landslide? Kerry was a disaster in the last election so the country was basically forced to choose Bush. Now the country will again be almost pushed into choosing Mccain. All the while we make ourselves look more and more moronic to other countries.
That is all I have to say on the matter and will not argue my point any further.
- May 14, 2008 1:55 PM
- Mike From THE state of Ohio said...
"Then there are number of articles out there about Obama's tie to terrorists, whether or not they are legit or not ... still puts doubt in my mind."
This is why a country-wide test should be established and passed at the place of voting registration before anyone is allowed to actually vote:
1) To keep uneducated people (in regards to the candidates and their policies) from counting if their decision is based on something irrelevant and ludicrous on sex and/or race.
2) To ensure that every US citizen's vote is based on actual facts instead of "I heard on Fox News..." or "I read on this one blog...", nonsense.
As Nate said, please tell me you're joking with your above comment.
- May 14, 2008 1:58 PM
- goat7ed said...
If college football were more like the democratic party...
...luxury box fans would be expected to pick up the tab for all the cheap seat fans.
...game scores would be in the 100's as nothing would be invested in defense.
...the top teams would all have private jets, but would demand that everyone else use more green forms of team transportation.
...the blitz would be universally bad mouthed, but the players would be supported.
...Gisele Bundchen would be a pre-season, leading Heisman candidate based upon the experience she has by being Tom Brady's girlfriend. Ironically enough, an even less experienced player would eclipse her.
...baseball players would flood the rosters, but instead of cutting the players who didn't even do so much as to learn the culture, rules or language of football, the teams would offer scholarships and issue varsity letters over those who worked hard to make the team, stating the baseball players perform team functions that no football player would do.
...chair force would be the only service academy team.
- May 14, 2008 2:08 PM
- Mike From THE state of Ohio said...
Also, comparing Hillary to Notre Dame really makes sense to me.
I can't wait to see ND lose to UM this season. Charlie Weiss talking smack about Michigan will undoubtedly be followed by the "...they were a better team today..." post game speech.
It kind of reminds me how people will promise everything and anything to get people hyped up to support them, even if it means contradicting themselves a number of times.
Wait, I'm confused. I can't remember if I was talking about Notre Dame or Hillary Clinton... give me a second...
- May 14, 2008 2:12 PM
- OSURulz said...
This may be the first and only time I say this, but I agree with both Catie and Hammy.
I agree with Catie that I find Obama appealing because he comes in as an outsider and won't have as many preconceived notions or political favors to pay back as his rivals. He has to be considered the best choice for those who want to see change, and they want it yesterday.
I agree with BAH because its almost laughable how the Dems throw out logic and precedent when selecting presidential candidates. Even with the Bush push-back I don't think they're going to get America to buy one of these two as the first black or first female President. If we all put on blindfolds we'd probably want the person with the most experience, some military background, and a track record for voting their heart and not simply voting the party lines. While I'm sure people will attempt to blow holes in my argument, I think McCain fits that description the best of the three. The fact that there are unenlightened voters who aren't going to vote for a minority is just gravy for McCain. Neither candidate can compete with McCain on experience, which is why you hear so many "old man" jokes about him. They are trying to turn McCain's experience against him before it sinks their campaign.
Frankly I would like to see McCain and Obama square off so I can get a better idea of who I want to support. All I know right now is that Hillary is not my candidate of choice. However, I do understand why she is reluctant to bow out at this point in time.
- May 14, 2008 2:14 PM
- travelingblue said...
I gotta say, I think these three final candidates are the strongest presidential candidates in a very long time.
Clinton: ton of experience, extremely intelligent
Obama: possible once in a generation politician that could actually unite and move the country with words (think Lincoln)
McCain: ton of experience, nonconformist (despite what he has to say on the campaign trail), and trustworthy (how rare is that)
No matter who wins, the country has someone we should proud is in the White House.
- May 14, 2008 2:17 PM
- OSURulz said...
goat7ed ... Hillaryous. The game scores was my favorite.
- May 14, 2008 2:19 PM
- surrounded in columbus said...
aah. how quickly we forget. seems like only yesterday (1992, actually) bill & hillary were fresh faced outsiders from the deep south, yet to be tainted w/ the stain of being beltway insiders.
and only 8 years ago there was W, running against beltway bandit al. he was the baseball playing texan who had rejected his father's insider life style and gone west to find a fresh start for the bush's in the wide open spaces the lone star state. owned a baseball team, too.
wake up people. there isn't a pitcher of spit's difference amongst the 3 of them.
- May 14, 2008 2:34 PM
- Catie said...
(I am in shock that Nate and Rulz are on the same page as me, that just feels wrong!!)
"wake up people. there isn't a pitcher of spit's difference amongst the 3 of them."
Sic, that was just.......sick......an image that I wish to not have in my head....a pitcher of spit......ewww!!
- May 14, 2008 2:40 PM
- OSURulz said...
Ah ha! I still disagree with SiC, so that's one less sign of the apocalypse.
As far as Bill and Hillary, 8 years in the White House and another 8 years at the forefront of politics is going to change anyone. Hard to maintain your "outsider" status when you spend 16 years on the inside. And yes, if Obama spends the next 8 years in the White House I would expect him to change as well. And with W the big draw to him was that he was approachable and personable with common folk. Al, not so much. I'm not sure W's changed, people just have more reasons to hate him now.
- May 14, 2008 2:44 PM
- surrounded in columbus said...
my apologies, but blame VP John Nance Garner for the imagery.
- May 14, 2008 2:51 PM
- Joshua said...
The analogy would be much more appropriate if:
1. this was a BCS Championship qualifying game
2. The score was 35-10 in the last game of the season, the losers were kicking multiple on-side kicks in an attempt to win, and
3. all the while the losing team was trying to influence poll voters that the team beating them couldn't possibly win in the BCS championship game.
4. Even if they winning team scores more points and leads time of possession, yardage gained and turnover differential, the voters could still possibly vote the losing team into the BCS Championship Game.
And I guess you'd probably have to throw W. Virginia and Kentucky in there as a few completely biased personal foul penalties. Then it might actually be an apt analogy.
Serioulsy, she needs to get out, Barack needs to choose Bloomberg as his VP candidate, McCain needs to choose someone other than Romney, and they need to start in on these joint town hall meetings. If anyone could actually change things even a little it's those two.
- May 14, 2008 4:14 PM
- Mike said...
(for the right effect this must be screamed, while wearing a hoodie, on top of the mountain that you just ran up.)
- May 14, 2008 5:30 PM
- OSURulz said...
I have friends that work in politics on both sides of the aisle in this presidential race. Interestingly neither side seems overly enthusiastic about their candidates this year. I think that's a great sign since normally enthusiasm from them means "this person toes the party line". I'm tired of politicians that have to pander to their constituents on the left or the right so much that the middle (where most of us live) gets left out. I'm really looking forward to the race this year since I think we'll finally be able to elect a President, not just a Republican or Democrat cut-out.
- May 14, 2008 6:29 PM
- Joshua said...
It just hit me.
Hillary is Peyton Manning, believing she deserves the award as a "body of work" career award.
Barack is Woodson, coming in as the upstart and just F-ing people up.
Sorry Hill- no Heisman for you!
- May 14, 2008 6:39 PM
- Catie said...
Joshua, I wondered where you have been, then I read the comments over at Brian's place and I recognized your genius humor.....:P
- May 14, 2008 7:12 PM
- Joshua said...
Thanks C-dog!
(C-Dog? Yeah, don't ask ask- i don't know.) Anyway...been hanging out over there a lot lately, the conversation is a lot more fast paced and there's a lot of obsessing over recruiting and such. It's also easier to comment over there while I'm at work b/c Haloscan can be minimized. I had this up one day and a co-worker walked by, stopped, and said "Are you on a dating site?". Apparently she'd seen your avatar! roflmao. I'm starting to wonder if my boss would even notice though- at this point I'm thinking I could perform various sex acts on an elephant anytime after noon, and he'd be far enough into his daily vodka that he'd have no clue.
I'd lost my comedic mojo, but seem to have gotten it back lately. Wasn't much fun when everything I said sounded forced.
I would say the frequency of comments over here has been impressive lately. And in the last week or so people have been much more personable here- for a while everyone seemed a bit Mzone nationalistic, and that's not the romper-room I know and love. Glad to have everyone back.
Business plan update: I tracked down the guy listed as a contact on the URL for one of the other two companies who do what I want to do. It's now defunct and I was worried I was overlooking something. As it turns out, he SOLD IT to a company in January and they're going to be including it in a "financial literacy suite" of pages. He'd had roughly 6.5 million page hits in the past 7 years, so needless to say he was doing pretty well for himself. All I have to say about that is a) it'll be a lot of hard work but I think I could do just as well and b) MONSTER TAILGATES. Can you say lobster on the grill? My only issue is how does one set-up a portable stripper pole at a tailgate?
- May 14, 2008 9:45 PM
- Joshua said...
Sru, please put the crack pipe down. It's hard to take you seriously when you're smoking the glass dick.
Ok, that's better. Now........
Chuck had arguably THE MOST DOMINANT season by a defensive player ever. Without him we lose at least two maybe three games that season. though I can understand how you'd be bitter. I would be to if he left my state only to come back and beat my favorite team like a red-headed step-child with a club foot and a stuttering problem.
- May 14, 2008 9:58 PM
- Joshua said...
- May 14, 2008 10:54 PM
- ohio_guy said...
Michigan fans apparently can't count....cause I've hear the marijuana leaf helmet sticker sticker thing a lot from them. Go back and count the leaves again....
- May 14, 2008 11:29 PM
- Joshua said...
...cause I've hear the marijuana leaf helmet sticker sticker thing a lot from them.
Dude I think you just pegged the unintentional comedy meter. That is awesome.
On to intentional comedy. This is one of the funniest things I've heard in awhile. The payoff at the end is phenomenal.
- May 14, 2008 11:49 PM
- srudoff said...
joshua - would love to respond but i guess yost would just delete it.
- May 15, 2008 12:31 AM
- Joshua said...
Sru go ahead, just keep it civil.
And my "smoking the glass $#%^" comment was meant to be funny, not offensive. Perhaps it deserves to be deleted itself. I'd love to hear your argument, but honestly I don't think there's anything you could say to change my mind- Woodson was clearly the most dominant player on any field that year.
- May 15, 2008 12:56 AM
- Catie said...
"Business plan update:"
Go for it! Or as Nike would say, Just do it!!!
You said "glass dick" - Is that what those are called? I thought that "glass dick" was a name for something else!
- May 15, 2008 7:16 AM
- carl tabb said...
Joshua, that was scripted. Now this, this is hilarious.
- May 15, 2008 7:55 AM
- Out of Conference said...
OT: EDSBS has a nice change of color to it this morning. COngrats you rich, generous fanbase you!
- May 15, 2008 9:08 AM
- Mike From THE state of Ohio said...
Tabb- that story was hilarious.
Oh crap - I've become "THAT GUY". You know, the one who cracks his knuckles while he reads stuff on his computer at work.
- May 15, 2008 11:02 AM
- Tom C said...
With a daughter getting ready to deploy to kuwait and her husband going to Iraq, I beg every one to first vote but do so with your heads not your hearts.
- May 15, 2008 11:03 AM
- Joshua said...
Omfg- unintentional inside joke hilarity. And yes, that's a slang term for smoking crack as most crack pipes are made of glass.
Carl. Dude! Next thing you're gonna tell me there's no Santa Claus. I guess I can live with that as long as you don't tell me there's no Tooth Hippo.
Anyway, I'll have to check that out- it's blocked from work.
- May 15, 2008 11:29 AM
- Catie said...
As a glass artist I knew that, I of course never have made "illegal" paraphernalia!!
(I was rolling on the floor laughing, you had to know!)
- May 15, 2008 11:33 AM
- OSURulz said...
I ... hate ... Woodson.
But what can I say? He destroyed us all 3 years we played him. The cherry on his whoop-ass sundae was game against us in 1997. Did you notice his highlight reel? Its like the whole 1997 OSU - UM game. He pretty much single handidly won that game with a huge reception on 3rd and long to set up the first TD. Then he returned a punt for a TD. Then he picked off Stanley Jackson as we were marching in for our first TD. That's a 21 point swing right there. What did Peyton do to deserve a Heisman that year? He disappeared in all the big games.
And just so the message is clear ... I ... hate ... Woodson.
- May 15, 2008 11:39 AM
- carl tabb said...
I'm not so good at the sarcasm in the blogosphere thing. Maybe if I had dressed it up a little more than "that was staged".
- May 15, 2008 11:56 AM
- srudoff said...
IMO 7 picks in one season makes it hard to say he had the best season EVER by a defensive player. hell there are 3 players that have had 5 picks in one game.
terrelle suggs had 24 sacks in one season. you can say that qb's never threw to woodson's side but i gotta believe that people tried to double team suggs and hugh green during their best seasons.
besides, my reponse WAS civil - i even said that MAYBE obama/woodson didn't deserve it.
- May 15, 2008 12:12 PM
- surrounded in columbus said...
a LOT comes down to what someone thinks "the best player in college football" means. the second half of the question is what someone thinks the proper role of "pure stats" means.
if you look at troy smith and brady quinn stats for 2006-
quinn passed for 3426 yds, 37 tds to 7 picks, and a 146.65 rating.
smith passed for 2542 yds, 30 tds to 6 picks, and a 161.9 rating.
now, anyone who watched games that year pretty much thought smith was the better player BUT that was a wholly subjective view. however, someone coming out of a coma, looking at those numbers, and then looking at their current pro prospects, wouldn't necessarily see smith as the clear winner.
whatever the numbers, smith was clearly (to me at least) more important and played bigger in big moments of big games than most anyone (during the regular season).
quinn disappeared during ND's big games- michigan, usc, etc. and racked up most of his "bigs" against the fluff on the schedules.
maybe it was the rest of the team that let him down, but what you "saw" was smith making plays win tosu needed it against top shelf competition and quinn not.
the same can be said for woodson & manning. chaz was HUGE in games when michigan needed HUGE- psu, msu, tosu? his individual play dominated against the best competition at critical moments in those games.
manning put up wonderful numbers but, like quinn, seemed to disappear during tight games, FLA & Ole Miss coming to mind. doesn't matter whether it wasn't his fault. what you "saw" was woodson making big plays when michigan needed them and manning not.
but, "best" player can mean other things to other players. certainly manning was a bigger pro prospect (as is quinn), his individual numbers were bigger (as were quinn's), and the "importance" of the QB is probably bigger than say WR or RB, let alone a CB/kick returner.
then some peops really live & die on the stats. look at Tebow this year?
point being (i know finally) that almost any pick can be second guessed.
- May 15, 2008 12:52 PM
- srudoff said...
i hear what you're saying, i guess i'd like my heisman trophy winner to be involved in more than a handful of plays each game or to have accomplished something amazing like suggs did if they aren't.
it's very easy to keep minimize the impact of someone that plays CB.
- May 15, 2008 1:28 PM
- OSURulz said...
Sru and SiC, I agree with both of your respective arguments. I doubt that anyone (other than Woodson himself) would credit Woodson as being the best defensive player ever. But the Heisman is handed out every year and someone has to win it. Woodson was the best candidate that year. But to say he was the BEST defensive player EVER because he's holding a Heisman is faulty logic. Using that same logic someone would say Eric Crouch is one of the best QB's ever.
The things that bugs me is the Heisman is redefined every year. Sometimes its a lifetime acheivement award (Ricky Williams / Ron Dayne). Sometimes its who put up huge stats (Tebow). Some people fall in love with highlight reels (Reggie Bush). But let's face facts, usually the person who wins the Heisman generally has to be the best player on one of the best teams (T. Smith / Woodson). If OSU wasn't on top in 2006 or UM wasn't on top in 1997, these guys probably would have gotten passed up by the stats of Peyton or Quinn. If their teams weren't at the top, a lot of people would have overlooked them. The best stat you can have in a Heisman campaign is that your team wins games and you are the biggest reason for that.
- May 15, 2008 2:28 PM
- Joshua said...
Fwiw, I think there's a tremendous difference betwen saying someone was "the best defensive player ever" and saying someone "had arguable the most dominant season" by a defensive player ever.
If you look back at the '97 season, Woodson took away an entire third of the field from the offense. When they did challenge him he made people pay bigtime. (See the int against MSU, the int vs. OSU, the int in the endzone in the rose Bowl, etc.). One of the best examples of this was when he got beat deep against the Buckeyes that year. Boston (was it Boston? I think it was Boston) made a taunting gesture as he went into the endzone. What's Chuck do? Responds by taking a punt to the house shortly thereafter. So he wasn't perfect, but he stepped up in big moments while Peyton showed flashes of his future self and disappeared. Even on offense, when he'd run 5-6 plays a game and everyone knew he was the go-to guy he still made big plays.
He made the biggest plays and had the greatest impact of any player on any team that season. So you may not like him, but to argue it should have gone to Peyton is wrong, imo.
- May 15, 2008 3:00 PM
- srudoff said...
cb's only take away a third of the field when they are playing zone. i don't remember the particulars but i hope woodson was more than a zone cb - i hope they actually considered them a lock down corner and put him man to man on the opponents best WR. at that point, the whole 1/3 of the field argument is lost. against a team with one dominant WR, you could say a lockdown corner actually shuts down more than a 1/3 of the opposing team's offense - against a team with two or more good WR's, the impact is less.
- May 15, 2008 3:48 PM
- srudoff said...
fwiw, i think a defensive player should win when the best offensive player is an eric crouch type player, not a player that actually surpassed the stats of the previous heisman winner like manning did.
i'd have no arguments if woodson won it the year crouch did.
- May 15, 2008 3:52 PM
- Joshua said...
...not a player that actually surpassed the stats of the previous heisman winner like manning did.
If you're going based simply on stats this would be true. If you're going strictly on stats though you could make an argument against almost every player who has ever won the award.
I'm going on impact and being The most outstanding college football player. The very definition of outstanding is "Standing out among others of its kind." While Peyton was clearly the best QB in the nation that year, he was not the most outstanding player. Every time Charles stepped onto the field he changed the game, whether it was on defense, offense, or special teams. You can't tell me he had less impact than Peyton on their teams' seasons.
As for "a third of the field" I underestimated it. So you're actually arguing in my favor by pointing out my inaccuracy.
- May 15, 2008 4:17 PM
- Mark said...
I haven't read any other comments. But if you are going to accuse the democratic party of this, then what would you accuse the republican party of? Declaring a victor before the game even starts???
- May 15, 2008 4:38 PM
- Mikoyan said...
As far as Obama's ties to terrorists. One of his first benefactors (Or patrons...not sure which is the right word) was one of the Weatherman and is now a professor at Northwestern. These are the group of people that thought it would be a good idea to plant a bomb in the Capital Building and a few other places. When this guy was asked about it, he didn't apologize and basically said he'd do it again. Granted, he's not Obama but that is a tie to terrorists.
- May 15, 2008 5:34 PM
- srudoff said...
i wasn't 'arguing' against you - i was pointing out a fact
doesn't always have to be an argument, it CAN be two people talking about it
- May 15, 2008 5:56 PM
- san francisco values said...
blah blah blah. This is the greatest site ever, but Obama scores EVERY DAY if you consider the the steady drip-drip-drip of SuperDelegates he picks up. Hillary shouldn't quit if she doesn't want to, but this is over.
- May 15, 2008 6:43 PM
- san francisco values said...
One of his first benefactors (Or patrons...not sure which is the right word) was one of the Weatherman and is now a professor at Northwestern.
Correction, the Weatherman in question served on the board of an upstanding charitable organization and once visited Obama's house for a board function.
- May 15, 2008 6:45 PM
- phil said...
Whoever does win in November, I wish him or her good luck. They have plenty of impossible tasks before them. I have a friend who is attending college in Philadelphia and she is a Palestinian. She lives here permanently but did grow up in the middleast and she showed me a popular childrens show they have there. It basically brainwashes the youth and it is a show approved by Hamas. How do you deal with people that think this way? Seriously, how should a US President deal with this insanity
? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eeii225G-HM This video is wrong on so many levels. That rabbit is scarier than the Buckeye mascot.
- May 15, 2008 7:25 PM
- Joshua said...
I agree- I wasn't saying it needed to be an argument, I was saying you were proving my point with your part of the discussion. I've never attacked you and find some of your posts humorous and amusing, some on point, and some I just don't agree with. I think most people would probably describe my posts the same way.
Mikoyan: I am neither a Democrat nor a Republican, but rather a pragmatist. This doesn't make me right but it helps me seek answers. Do some homework on the things you hear, the emails you receive and the things you were taught. Form your own opinions after seeking out factual information and connecting the dots, but don't be parrot. It'll cause people to equate you with The Little Boy Who Cried Bush, and you won't be taken seriously. Don't become a personification of your avatar and the people it fictionally represents- you'll do yourself a disservice.
And oh yeah- OSU sucks.
- May 15, 2008 8:55 PM
- OSURulz said...
Phil, At my last count, Allah hasn't put one single Offensive Lineman in the NFL. Until he does, I consider him a hack.
Assalamu alaikum.
- May 15, 2008 10:35 PM
- Ken Braun said...
The analogy is spot-on. Rasputina has escaped dismissal at every turn. As one TV comentator observed, if Obama invites her on the ticket, then his next hire should be a food taster.
- May 15, 2008 10:44 PM
- Joshua said...
Interesting take on the V.P. situation.
God i really hope that doesn't happen.
- May 16, 2008 10:22 AM
- Nate said...
You guys talk about the Buckeyes being dirty. Look at this blog post on USC by a Bruins fan:
I found this link through Deadspin, but it is interesting.
- May 16, 2008 12:50 PM
- Aaron said...
I have to stop myself for making a political comment; so I'll just leave with my appreciation for a well written post.
And the fact that I'll be voting Republican this fall...sorry couldn't resist.
- May 18, 2008 10:29 PM
- JFRQK7Y9 said...
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ZABBIX is an enterprise-class distributed monitoring solution designed to monitor and track performance and availability of network servers, devices, and other IT resources. It supports distributed and Web-based monitoring, auto-discovery, real-time monitoring, SLA assurance, trending, and more.
The sysstat package contains the sar, sadf, iostat, nfsiostat, cifsiostat, mpstat, and pidstat commands for Linux. The sar command collects and reports system activity information. The statistics reported by sar concern I/O transfer rates, paging activity, process-related activites, interrupts, network activity, memory and swap space utilization, CPU utilization, kernel activities, and TTY statistics, among others. The sadf command may be used to display data collected by sar in various formats. The iostat command reports CPU statistics and I/O statistics for tty devices and disks. The pidstat command reports statistics for Linux processes. The mpstat command reports global and per-processor statistics. The nfsiostat command reports I/O statistics for network filesystems. The cifsiostat command reports I/O statistics for CIFS filesystems.
OpenNMS is the first enterprise-grade network management platform developed using the open source model. The three main functional areas of OpenNMS are service polling, which monitors services on the network and reports on their "service level"; data collection from the remote systems via SNMP in order to measure the performance of the network; and a system for event management and notifications.
uranos is a system that supports unattended installations of Linux and Windows. It supports kickstart, pressed, and autoyast on for Linux, and Windows 2000, XP, 2003, 2003R2, Vista, 7, 8, 2008, and 2012. It features inventory, software management, dhcp-ldap, dns-ldap, php-ssh, syslog-ng, rsyslog, switch management, LDAP browser, PXE manager, central cron management, and license management.
GoAccess is a real-time Web log analyzer and interactive viewer for almost every Web server. It runs in a terminal and provides fast and valuable HTTP statistics for system administrators that require log monitoring and visual reports on the fly. GoAccess can monitor unique visitors, browsers, spiders, OS, hosts and IP geolocation, keyphrases, referring sites, status codes, etc. It has support for IPv6 and it parses nearly any Web log format.
Check_MK is a complex addon for Nagios/Icinga and consists of three subprojects. The check and inventory system Check_MK is a general purpose Nagios plugin for retrieving data. It adopts a new approach for collecting data and obsoletes NRPE, check_by_ssh, NSClient, and check_snmp. It features a significant reduction of CPU use on the Nagios host and automatic inventory of items to be checked, and is especially useful with larger Nagios installations. "MK Livestatus" gives immediate and fast access to live and historic Nagios status data. It's a supported backend for many addons including NagVis, NagiosBP, and Thruk. "Check_MK Multisite" is a feature complete replacement for the Nagios GUI, and uses MK Livestatus as a backend. It is very fast, and supports efficient distributed monitoring.
Embedded Tcl in ACDK, a Java-oriented C++ framework.
A sci-fI RPG.