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Wednesday, January 10, 2007
Florida Dominates
First of all, I'm still in shock (although not as much as folks in Columbus, I'm sure). Like most of the college football world, I expected a 41-14 game...only in reverse. That didn't mean I didn't think Florida could win, but I thought it would have to be something they pulled out after playing a flawless game.
Well, the Gators played a flawless game and the Buckeyes, in all honesty, didn't show. Taking nothing away from Florida, Ohio State can't be as bad as they looked last night...can they? They looked terrible. Just terrible. On both sides of the ball and from a coaching standpoint. Nothing worked. It was bizarre to watch, especially after Tressel came up with such a masterful game plan against Michigan.
On the flip side, credit must be given to Urban Meyer, as much as it pains me to say it. He had his team well prepared and called a great game. Put it this way, if you only saw the first play then turned off the TV and somebody told you the final score was 41-14, you'd have bet every dollar you had it was OSU on top. I thought the rout was on after Ted Ginn's opening kick return. But Meyer kept his team calm and marched them down the field to answer, basically starting the game over again and negating the Big Mo' OSU had.
Meyer out-coached Tressel who's not too shabby in big games. Very impressive.
Speaking of Tressel, with Florida leading 24-14 with under four minutes to go in the first half, I thought going for it on 4th and short from the Buck 29 was crazy. You've played a terrible first half, get into the locker room and regroup. Especially since, if you don't make it, you're practically giving Florida points...which is exactly what happened. UF got a FG off this and then added 7 more before the half. 34-14. Game over.
As good as Troy Smith was against Michigan, he looked equally as bad last night. Sure, he was pressured all game, but he seemed to have blinders on and looked to have the arm strength of my high school's old JV quarterback. Against Michigan, even when forced to pass or rolling out, he threw darts, hitting his receivers in stride.
This was even more stunning to me because Smith is one of the best big game QBs I've seen. Before last night, I'd have put him right up there with Vince Young.
From being booed at home earlier this year to a brilliant performance on the game's biggest stage. Props to Leak for playing his best when it counted most. Like many, before the game started, I thought the Bucks could count on at least 7 points due to a Leak miscue. Who'd'a thunk it would be Troy Smith giving points away?
While that obviously hurt the Bucks in a big way, it doesn't explain what happened. The destruction of their team was not due to one player's injury. This was a complete team meltdown and, at best, Ginn's presence might have made it 42-21. At best. The Gators were just too good (and/or the Bucks just too bad).
Look, I'm not defensive genius, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn once. And it didn't take a rocket scientist to figure out when Tebow was in the game, he was running. Usually rather slowly between the tackles. Was OSU that over matched they couldn't stop plays even when they knew they were coming? Please tell me they knew they were coming when they saw this kid in the game.
If you would have told me that Ohio State would get less than 100 yards for THE ENTIRE GAME, I would have said if that happens, I would run naked through the streets of Ann Arbor (and trust me, let's all be thankful that didn't happen).
Eighty-four yards?! Seriously?!?! Wow. That's less yards that Ginn had on the opening kickoff return. Wow!
The flip side of the above is the Gator D looked fantastic. They made Ohio State's offense look, frankly, offensive. Was it the speed? The scheme? Both? Don't know, but it was the shizznitt.
I admit it: going into the game, I thought Florida's offense was average...at best. Tonight they looked like the NE Patriots...against the Lions...the Woodview Lake High Lions.
Call me naive, but I thought OSU would do something after the intermission. You folks slammed Lloyd for not making adjustments against USC? The Bucks had zero points in the 2nd half. And did we mention the 84 yards?
Even Noah was only on the ark for 40. While I'm not giving OSU an excuse, the loooong layoffs between the end of the regular season the major bowl games, I believe, are having a negative effect the quality of play on the field, especially in the first half of games and especially for the Big 10 which ends its season before Thanksgiving. Ohio State hadn't played in 51 days. That's SEVEN weeks off, folks. Seven! The entire season was only 12!
While many will say this "proves" the SEC is just shy of the NFL and the Big 10 sucks donkey ass, to quote Lee Corso, not so fast my friend. Wisconsin beat the SEC runner-up and Penn State took down Tennessee. I think all last night proved was that Florida was much better last night. Period.
Did you see Chris Meyers attempting to interview Chris Leak on the field after the game? I say attempt because there was more confetti blowing around the field than in Time's Square on VJ Day after World War II. Don't force the excitement, Fox. Christ. Isn't the game big enough? You don't have to try to create a "party" atmosphere with tricks better suited to a cheap rave.
29 comments:
- mainelife said...
We sucked. We absolutely sucked.
Completely agree with you on this one.
A Beat Down of Epic Proportions was administered. It was over in the first 10 minutes.
The only solace is that according to his history, Urban will soon be leaving Florida and we can only hope he heads to the Browns. Then his wife can keep her lucky Buckeye and Earle can take off his Gator boxers.
- January 09, 2007 5:58 AM
- 4SEAM said...
Penn Satte played a injured, suspended, 3-4 defensive starters gone for the season before they got into SEC play UT team and got outplayed for the most part, and Arky had to endure a Mustain/Clevelad/etc. mutiny...
Casey Dick is horrible.
Oh yeah, stop cursing and using the Lord's name in vain, you dumb yankee.
- January 09, 2007 6:39 AM
- Rhyne said...
Why do I sense that the "asshole button" will get plenty of use today?
- January 09, 2007 8:32 AM
- beast in 'bama said...
It's been happening since the Florida-Tennessee game, and no one's stopped it yet: white QB = running play (90% of THOSE to the left). It's like death, taxes and the 50-year-old colonoscopy - you know it's coming, there's just nothing you can do about it.
Agree on all your game points, with one addition: the Florida secondary was big enough and fast enough to stay with the OSU receivers. All credit is due to Florida's defensive front - they played great. But there's a reason they had time to run down a mobile QB like Smith. Not much was said about that.
- January 09, 2007 8:38 AM
- ShaunTX said...
"51 DAYS IS TOO LONG" - Here's a thought. PLAY A TITLE GAME like the grownfolks.
Take in one more team, and have a title game.
- January 09, 2007 8:40 AM
- Andy said...
Where was this buckeye team in November ? Who stole Troy Smith's magic legs ?
I played this game over and over on my XBOX. It appears that Coach Tressel left the Junior Varsity setting on before he left the lockeroom.
- January 09, 2007 9:07 AM
- Jeremy said...
LOL @ 20/20 hindsight!!!! LLLOOOOOLLL!!!
Get over yourselves. The Big Ten was 2-1 vs. the SEC this year. On December 3rd, the 2 best teams in the country were OSU and Michigan, and there was no doubt about that. Somehow USC had an effect on that and now here we are. From September 2nd until January 7th, Florida did nothing to prove they were a BETTER TEAM than Michigan.
The bottom line here is that the whole country got to see Ohio State pantsed on national television. I will never be upset about watching that, and for that, Florida, I thank you. I wish we could've done the same thing.
- January 09, 2007 9:12 AM
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- January 09, 2007 9:33 AM
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- January 09, 2007 9:37 AM
- Out of Conference said...
4seam - I'm pretty sure if anyone saw that game last night and said whatever phrase you have a problem with, it wasn't in vain. I assure you.
lsuoverusc - what's the next internet "me-me-me" attention hoax going to be for you? I know, you kidnap Saban. Or, dissolve the NFL so big man can't go pro.
Good game by Florida. After seeing the dismantling of Ohio State and Tressel being out-coached so bad, I'm almost OK with the fact that a couple blocked kicks was the difference between us beating them in the Swamp and losing. Almost.
- January 09, 2007 9:42 AM
- farris said...
Considering the headache that I earned from watching a guy whiter than me "hammer" his way through our line last night, I wish I would have drank more to make this worth it.
Last night was essentially the worst case scenario of our team's ability.
- January 09, 2007 9:57 AM
- Trevor said...
I wish I had "51 days" off.
- January 09, 2007 11:34 AM
- Chadwick said...
Did Jim Tressel and the sweater vest meet their Waterloo last night?
- January 09, 2007 2:33 PM
- Richard Cranium said...
Not that I am a coach or anything but I did play for half of my life and the defensive scheme we had was like, "Pressure? We don't need no stinking pressure!"
So you have 51 days to look at film, ,you watch said film and see Leak getting rattled by pressure. So it is obvious that you rush 5 or 6 at times and bump and run there recievers to mess up timing. but apparently n opposite world it appeared to Heacock that if we rush 3 and drop back into soft zone and stand 10 yards off the line of scrimmage, that we will win?!?!
I give Florida's defense all of the credit but why on earth you would throw a screen to slow down the pressure escapes me. Also how do we run the ball 8 times in 60 minutes? Oh that one touchdown? A draw play to beat the pressure.
Good job Florida they were the better team and they outcoached us as well!
- January 09, 2007 2:48 PM
- Richard Cranium said...
Not that I am a coach or anything but I did play for half of my life and the defensive scheme we had was like, "Pressure? We don't need no stinking pressure!"
So you have 51 days to look at film, ,you watch said film and see Leak getting rattled by pressure. So it is obvious that you rush 5 or 6 at times and bump and run there recievers to mess up timing. but apparently n opposite world it appeared to Heacock that if we rush 3 and drop back into soft zone and stand 10 yards off the line of scrimmage, that we will win?!?!
I give Florida's defense all of the credit but why on earth you would throw a screen to slow down the pressure escapes me. Also how do we run the ball 8 times in 60 minutes? Oh that one touchdown? A draw play to beat the pressure.
Good job Florida they were the better team and they outcoached us as well!
- January 09, 2007 2:49 PM
- rex said...
Well Yost looks like it's this mans hell since Florida loss, I'll get to hear about this for a year, do me a favor since I live down here in the South if you see Tressell kick him in the butt for me.
Ok as far as the game goes, were the OSU coaches on crack. I saw them run one drive which is what Big 10 teams with huge offense lines are made to do and they got a touchdown then they went to the I'm going to let Troy Smith throw and they were never able to do that, those big guys backing up with speed rushers coming did not work and Troy acted like he had plenty of time, I think he definitely underestimated the speed of the Florida Defense. And what was OSU smoking on defense they stayed in a zone defense all night and it looked like they were standing still waiting to react meanwhile the 4.3 forty man catching the ball was just wizzing by all night long. Another clue besides the Tebow hint was that when Percy Harvin was going in motion he was probably going to catch a short pass, they did that over and over again, I think they did fake it to him once in the first half other than that they snapped it to Leak in the shotgun he did a quick pass to Harvin. Obviously Tressell and the boys did not watch any Florida game film Chris Leak hates to get hit, blitz his butt and he starts getting very inaccuarate, give him time and he will eat you up. Oh well maybe someone will win the College Baseball championship, they have the basketball and football it's getting rough down here in the south.
- January 09, 2007 2:57 PM
- Andy said...
Now the SEC trolls are under control and I have had a couple of minutes to collect my thoughts... Here is what I took from last night:
1) The layoff is a BIG deal. That was not the same Ohio State football team we saw during the 2006 football season, and certainly not the steamroller Michigan saw in November.
2) Tressel panicked. Going for a 4th and 1 on your own 29 yard line during the 2nd quarter was just plain stupid. After that -- they never had a chance.
3) The SEC is good, but... the only thing last night proved is the Florida was better than Ohio State. The Big 10 went 2-1 in head to head bowl matchups. LSU ripped a Notre Dame team the same way Michigan ripped them. Congrats to Florida. I can't give then entire conference credit for one team's victory.
4) Ted Ginn. I can only hope that his injury does not prevent him from entering the NFL draft. He is ready. I am ready for him to go.
5) Troy Smith. I can't help but feel that last night was a preview of what some poor NFL team will get if they take him as their QB. Did he even throw the ball 50 yards on the hail-mary attempt at the end of the half ?
6) Tim Tebow. Urban is going to have to teach him more than 2 plays (run straight ahead and roll out and pass in the flat) if they are going to win next year.
7) Playoffs. Wouldn't it be great if we could see Florida play Boise State and the winner play the winner of LSU/USC ?
8) USC. I think that the Trojans would beat LSU and Florida.
9) Buckeye fans. I know I am going to sound bitter, but it gave me great pleasure to see so many shocked and tear stained faces on my television last night. Football is a strange and humbling game. I am glad the buckeyes lost, not because I don't like the players -- I just can't stand the attitude of their fans over the last 12 months. Welcome back to reality.
10) Michigan. Speed beats size at the top of the college football world. Live it and learn it.
- January 09, 2007 4:03 PM
- RonDon said...
Ohio State should have lined up and played old school Woody and Bo Big Ten football. When Ohio State was in the shotgun the defensive line of Florida was able to dig their toes in and rush Troy Smith. Ohio State needed to start under center and run the ball. This also would have kept the defense off the field and allowed them to rest. Ohio State had success when they ran the ball. Antonio Pittman had 10 carries for 62 yards in the game. Their only offensive touchdown came on the drive when they lined up under center and ran right at Florida.
- January 09, 2007 4:08 PM
- beast in 'bama said...
richard cranium, totally agree with you about the lack of pressure on Chrissy Leak. I kept expecting it; it never came.
When they did blitz, it was from the edges. Leak reads it, rolls away from it, completes another pass on the run. That's one of his strengths!
That's what shocked me more than anything - Tressel and his staff getting so completely out-coached.
- January 09, 2007 4:24 PM
- kr!sh said...
Heacock is the new Herrman.
- January 09, 2007 4:29 PM
- surrounded in columbus said...
At one point during last night's game, I leaned over to one of my tosu fan neighbors and said- you guys look like Lloyd Carr put this together- a carbon copy of the schemes from the regular season, no wrinkles, and no adjustments. He looked back at me and sputtered- even Carr eventually changed up his schemes- even if too late.
So, the sun never really did come out today. On the other hand, it's been a refreshing day here in Columbus in a different sort of way. The populace at large has rediscovered the joy of "bashing the coach". Cowtown was for decades known as a graveyard for coaching careers. Woody, Earl, and certainly Coop were all scrutinized and had their most minute or minimal flaw dissected on a daily basis. It was great fun and it seemed people enjoyed that as much as winning.
Then Sweater Boy came to town, and somewhere between 2002 and the turn around in 2004, it became taboo to question "the man of integrity". The last few years around the water cooler have been overwhelmed by a steady stream of praise for his discipline, how calm he stayed on the sidelines, what a great game day coach he was, and how great he was in big games, etc., ad nauseam. Fans here wanted a legendary giant and they made him one. Not that SOME of it wasn't deserved, but no one is that good. Besides, it became dull.
And god help any heretics (as an infidel, my comments were always dismissed as the word of an unbeliever). However, even amongst tosu fans, any comment suggesting Switzer had made a mistake, a poor call, or an error in judgment could subject you to a scarlet & grey version of an inquisition. "In Tressel We Trust" became the 11th commandment.
Today opened a new (or perhaps "retro") day of looking at tosu football. The honeymoon is officially over. Not that anyone's calling for his job, but his mythic prowess is pretty much shot in the head, and dead for the foreseeable future.
Can't wait to read this week's letters to the sports editor in the Dispatch. Should be fun.
- January 09, 2007 4:56 PM
- danedelling said...
hold up, the Iowa vs. Texas game was also close. The big 10 proformed bad in bowl games this year but still 2-1 aginst SEC. Its a very tough confrence, but the SEC isnt head and shoulders above every other confrence like most people seem to think.
- January 09, 2007 5:06 PM
- Andy said...
The mental picture of lsuoverusc and gator1377 frantically scribbling words in the sand and having them washed away by the tide (a.k.a. Yost or Bennie) is quite humorous today.
Give it up guys. You have lost your right to participate. Go away.
- January 09, 2007 5:23 PM
- Out of Conference said...
Andy - the season is over, why do we have to hash out whether SoCal could beat FL or LSU? Sure, it's constructive if only to make an argument for a playoff system, but I get the feeling your situation is akin to Aesop's 'sour grapes'. No offense intended. I dislike the SEC homers's rhetoric just as much as you do, but I dislike the Anti-SEC rhetoric just as much.
We will never find out if FL or LSU can beat SoCal this year on the field. We can speculate using common matchups, schedule comparisons, athletic talent, blah until the Badger fans come home, but what good does it to keep festering about it?
I'm not saying that OSU's team played as good as they did against Texas or Michigan, but I doubt very seriously that Pete Rose met with Tressel and Troy Smith before the game to share his get-rich schemes. At some point, you have to believe that Florida played a huge part in OSU's on-field troubles. Who's to say SoCal also doesn't run into similar troubles. I mean, afterall, you have to believe that Florida is better than UCLA and Oregon State, don't you?
- January 09, 2007 6:26 PM
- Joe said...
The SEC is good...they went what 6-3 in bowl games...had 9 teams going bowling. But, is the SEC the best conference? Can't say. Is the Big 10 the best? Can't say. It's pretty sujective to say this conference or that one is the best. The SEC is 1-2 against Big 10 this year. But the best SEC team whipped the best Big 10 team. And USC whipped the Big 10 runner-up. I love the SEC and personally I think it is the best...but the Big 10 can flat out play some great football too...and so can the Big 12, the ACC, the Big East...hell even Boise State played a great game.
I guess it boils down to which conference you like...then, to you, that conference will probably be the best.
All I can say is that the National Championship is back home in the SEC baby!
- January 09, 2007 6:40 PM
- TitleIX said...
Never never never pick the Buckeyes to win.....I get it now.
Thought for sure that Yost would have a picture from the GameDay broadcast showing some random tOSU fan with a sickle saying "The Ginn Reaper" on it with a MICHIGAN bear, yes, folks a MICHIGAN bear speared on the end.
UM, DUDE, or should I say DUMBASSS....you are in the BCS NC game against the GATORS. WHY the F a Michigan Bear????
one word, OBSESSION
(cue the music from that great 80s Band,Animotion....http://www.animotionlive.com/audio.html)
and where the hell are the tOSU trolls now?????
Big talkers before, but now the posting morons are SILENT and won't man up to the drubbing.....
as somebody wiser than me said, NEVER pull for the Suckeyes, it's a NO WIN situation.
note to self....
- January 09, 2007 6:56 PM
- 1201 S. Main St. said...
Just stop with all the fucking talk about which conference is better. UM and OSU got their asses handed to them. They both played poorly in their games and deserved to lose. But nothing was proven or disproven about which conference is better by the bowl games played. (It was 2-1 Big Ten which is basically a draw). Both conferences are tough conferences. The SEC doesn't own the B10 and vice versa. The Gators looked more impressive in the NC than in any game this season. And don't tell me that they didn't look impressive the rest of the season 'cause the SEC is so tough. They got outgained by Vandy and Vandy wasn't that good as witnessed by UM's game against them. So UF finally put it all together and played a stellar game and deserved to win. But for fuck's sake, can we stop with the SEC/Big10 bullshit.
Gator1377 nobody didn't think UF deserved to be in the game. The feeling was UM was just as deserving and UM/Big10 fans were sick of hearing Meyer whine about how much tougher his schedule was. And just 'cause you handed O$U it's dingleberrry's to eat doesn't mean you played tougher competition all season. It means your team came in better prepared and executed better. There's too much parity in college football talent now . It comes down to preparation/execution and in some games a lucky break or two. Meyer had that team PREPARED and they executed. That's it.
FL doesn't have better talent. In 4-5 years look back at the two rosters and you'll see probably equal amounts of players who went on to NFL. FL came in with a great game plan, executed, and didn't get rattled after the Ted Ginn return. Kudos to UF, but stop all this fucking retarted talk about which conference is better.
- January 09, 2007 9:35 PM
- dpham said...
Great blog! I was laughing my ass off. I forward this to 50 of my Gator friends.
I am a Gator and although I got my wish of us winning convincingly, I had a lot of respect for the competition. Had we lost, I would have been disappointed but my deep hatred will always remain against the Seminoles. Not because they are our biggest rivals, it's cause they lack any class and always play dirty. Their Defensive coordinator Mickey Andrews would instruct his players to do things like step on the opposing team's QB's hands when the get up and get cheap shots in until you get called for it, stuff like that. Also, I think any player that taunts the other side's fans by doing the opposing sides signature chomp or signal lacks any type of class or sportsmanship. You may find this crap amongst some SEC teams also but its at cesspool levels with FSU. They are like school during the holidays...No Class!
When I was on the US karate Team from 1998 to 2000, no matter how much you disliked the other team, after you beat them in a match, you don't taunt and make fun of their country in front of the audience. You still paid them respect no matter how much you crushed them. One of my favorite sayings in Martial Arts is "Slay but never humiliate." I was really proud of the fact that although we were at the endzone at the end of the game and could have scored another touchdown, Chris Leak took a knee. Good team year or bad team year, I'm always proud of the Gator players and their sportmanship.
The main point I'm trying to make is that win or lose, both Michigan and Ohio State are classy teams. Also, in both cases, you guys have help us Gators in both of our National Championships to get us to the big dance.
Thanks again for the recognition and respect towards our team after this game.
- January 10, 2007 8:25 PM
- Yost said...
Thanks for reading and congrats on a game well played.
- January 10, 2007 8:28 PM


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Who's excited?
American Horror Story: Asylum. Get Committed, Wed. Oct. 17 at 10P only on FX.
Who's excited?
American Horror Story: Asylum. Get Committed, Wed. Oct. 17 at 10P only on FX.
I'm SO excited! Especially with Zachary Quinto and Adam Levine in it. If it's anything like last season it's sure to be amazing.
If I wasn't excited before, I REALLY AM NOW !!!
really liked the first season, was slightly bummed that its gonna be only season long story archs, but its looks like they are getting a little bit more stange and weird with the adverts ive seen
Another new trailer. So Adam Levine has sex in a haunted asylum, and Jessica Lange turns him into a priest. Or something like that.
damn adam looks hot in that trailer, im glad the producers gave him a chance so now maybe he will do some more acting gigs. and my girl jessica lange kills it as the crazy nun.
I was a huge fan of the first season and I'm watching the new one now.
MY GOD! When Adam Levine's character licked his fingers to rub on the head of his cock...SO HOT...they didn't show anything, but the idea of it...wow
I'm so looking forward to how this season plays out
I was hoping for some Adam Levine ass...but I think that sex scene was the closest we are getting to it.
but other than that I thought the first episode was awesome!
There was Jessica Lange in a nightie straddling a monsignor, racism, homophobia, a mysterious monster ? and sex. I enjoyed it. I liked it much better than the last season. Anyone else watch ?
I love Clea Duvall and Sarah Paulson together.
Adam Levine and Jenna Dewan-Tatum
Interracial couple in the midst of the Civil Rights movement.
This was dumb.
" For all there is to feel, let it be felt"
― Emeli Sande
About to watch right now. I'm ready!
It was sooooooooooooooo good !
I LOVED IT! I feared that I wouldn't be able to distance some of the actors from their characters from last season, but they're completely different!...but kinda similar when I think about it. I'm obsessed. I loved the homophobia in it because it was so true to the time and unexpected. UGHGHGGH! I can't wait for next week!
I loved it. Lana and Kit are much more likable as protagonists than the Harmons were last season. Some people complained about the aliens and the show not being scary enough, but what would they do for the rest of the season if they gave us everything tonight? And I'm interested in seeing how they whole alien thing ties into the plot.
But the story. The story. I actually care about seeing what happens next. I don't think anyone on this site could watch it and not seethe at Lana being locked up to be "cured." I'm pulling fa her.
Also, I hope they're not getting rid of Jenna Dewan-Tatum already. I love her husband.
Ugh. You mean I already posted my contribution to the lesser thread?
It was everything I could of wanted. Can't wait for Quinto to appear.
^^ Me too! When he licked his fingers to penetrate that pretty much sealed that coffin.
I am still obsessed with last night's episode.
The exorcism.
Sister Jude's flashback.
The doctor.
Bloody Face.
Kit's whooty.
Not enough of Jenna Dewan-Tatum's character for me tho.
I'mma need moar Jenna, moar Zachary, moar creatures in the forest and moar Jessican Lange.
Hew else caught LYFE when the lezbot snitched on them running out? I just thought it was so sneaky and cunning.
I use.
I have a hunch that as this season goes on Jenna will make her way through the rest of the asylum, showing us all of the rooms we're experiencing in the flashbacks in modern day, like Sister Jude's office, the common room, etc. and eventually find that secret tunnel homegirl is feeding those forest beasts through. Then she'll probably escape the asylum and get eaten.
At least she will be in every episode till the end. Girl is HOT and fantastic actress and needs to be bringing in more coins.
Let me see what she is doing on twitter.
what in the damn hell was going on on last nights episode?! WAAAAAAAY to man plot lines to focus on....Bloody Face, aliens, devil possession, crazy mutant human eating things in the woods.
Ryan Murphy needs to get this on track next week or he's going to lose me
Last nights episode WAS THE BEST YET.
Ughhh Ryan is SLAYING me DownE.
I cannot wait to see who these kids are at the beginning who shot my girl Jenna.
I like Pepper!
I'm pissed they didn't do any present day tea. I want to know more about my girl Jenna and those assholes who killT ha!
Bring Adam Levine back.
Yeah...this show is losing me fast...but I'm still sticking around for now.
I don't think "Anne Frank" was set up by anyone, I think she was crazy but in her craziness she saw that picture of Arden and connected it to "her" past.
Where's the sex? My friends and I are really missing that this season...last season was hot with Dylan McDermott naked all the time...this year we've gotten Kit's ass a few times...that's it.
This season has been awesome. This last episode was a total MINDFUCK!! I loved. It's been more creepy than scary but still I'm loving it...They keep making me want more after each episode is over.
The only show that genuinely creeps me out.
I love it!
Jessica Lange is just the best. If she doesn't win another Emmy for this season...
Ever wonder whats going on when your back is turned? A
That twist!
This week's episode felt like we were entering finale territory. Can't believe we're only somewhere around the halfway mark. What more can they spring on us? I hope my girl Lana gone be all right. Indifferent to what happens to Kitt and the other one.
I still need to catch some modern day T's with my girl Jenna tho.
I was so disappointed with the first episode I was worried I wouldn't even watch the whole season.
But it just gets better and better with every episode and I'm loving it now.
Last one was really good. I was so shocked that he turned out bad.
Dr. Thredson, I knew this guy was going to be a creep. Then there was no doubt when he made the very stupid dumb ass Kit confess on a tape recorder that he killed his wife and the other woman. Only a moron would say something like that and even worse if its being recorded to the Doctor who makes the judgement rather sane or go to the trial.
I wonder what the purpose was by the satanic nun to dump the legless mutalated slut bitch off in the stairwell at the catholic school? Maybe to force her to crawl up all those concrete stairs.
In the next episode Dr. Thredson makes Lana use a strap on to screw her decaying morgue `d up girlfriend before pulling a bloody face on her.
^Hey you didn't need to quote that...I hadn't even read it until you quoted it...
If it's ruined for me it's gonna be ruined for everybody.
I think the nun dumped the body so it would be discovered but for what I have no idea.
All I want, ain't no other, we together, I'll remember, sweet love, all night long - All Night / Beyonce.
The good sis Jenna is still alive!
I can't handle all the crazy shit that is happening in this show!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OMG! And the fact thatmakes me so frustrated!!!!!!!!!! Lol. But this show is awesome.Spoiler: (Highlight this box to see the hidden message.)
everybody seems to get away with anything they're doing
It just gets better and better. I actually like it more than the original now, there is just so much happening.
I loved seeing Frances Conroy on the show as the Dark Angel, she did a fantastic job. Also nice to see her reuniting with James Cromwell (both were in Six Feet Under)... Hopefully they will have a scene together. A lot of shows today are lacking people their age, especially ones aimed for young people. They pull it off well.
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Mountain Pie hosting Mother's Day breakfast
The Mountain Pie and Cake Co. at 3400 Asheville Highway, Hendersonville, is hosting Mother's Day breakfast with musical entertainment at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Saturday and Sunday.
The Saturday entertainment is from Chris Waldrup. The Sunday entertainment is the music of Marc Yaxley and Gary Lockaby.
The price for the meal is $12.50 plus tax and tip. Call 828-693-0501 for reservations or visit www. mountainpiecompany.com for more information.
Mother's Day brunch at Season's on Sunday
Season's Restaurant at Highland Lake Inn, 86 Lily Pad Lane, Flat Rock, will serve a Mother's Day brunch buffet from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday.
Every mother in attendance will receive a carnation as a sign of appreciation from the staff at Season's.
The buffet is accompanied by music from Bruce Lang.
This year's Mother's Day feast will include an array of chef's soups du jour and house-made salads, including Southwestern chicken and tomatillo soup with tortilla crisps, sweet potato bisque with fried sweet potatoes, a salad of baby spinach tossed with South Carolina strawberries, candied pecans, red onions, shaved fennel and white balsamic vinaigrette, Mediterranean couscous salad with kalamata olives, roasted peppers, artichoke hearts, cucumber, oregano and red wine vinaigrette, along with fresh fruit.
Season's will also serve imported and domestic cheeses presented with an assortment of fresh berries and grapes, baked brie en croute with a blueberrylemon compote, cliengini mozzarella tossed with basil pesto, marinated olives and an assortment of house-pickled vegetables, along with in-house smoked sides of salmon with chopped boiled egg, red onion brunoise, capers and lemon dill sour cream.
There will be traditional brunch selections along with featured entrees of spring-herb and sea saltcrusted New York strip of beef, carved to order, presented with au jus and horseradish cream, blackened chicken breasts, thinly sliced and accompanied by grilled pineapple and mango salsa and a roasted red pepper cream sauce, and herb-crusted pork loin stuffed with spinach, feta and artichoke hearts, served with smoked tomato coulis and pepperoncini relish.
An assortment of holiday pastries, pies and cakes will be available for dessert.
The cost is $38.95 per adult, plus tax and gratuity. Children ages 6 to 11 are half price, and those younger than 5 dine for free. Reservations are suggested. Visit hlinn.com/ news for more information.
'BBQ Pitmasters' to visit Blue Ridge festival
The Blue Ridge Barbecue and Music Festival will host the cast and crew of Destination America's popular TV show "BBQ Pitmasters" June 14-15 at Harmon Field in Tryon.
Festival founder Jim Tabb, whose daughter Lee Ann Whippen has frequently appeared on the show, was instrumental in getting "Pitmasters" to come to Tryon.
"I've wanted this for a long time," Tabb said. "The show has a great following, and it will bring even more national attention to our area."
The Blue Ridge Barbecue and Music Festival will be celebrating its 20th anniversary this year.
"What a fitting way to add to the fun and excitement of this special birthday year," chairman Chuck Britton said.
Visit blueridgebbqfestival. com for more information.
Tailgate market open on Fridays
The Saluda Tailgate Market is now open from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Fridays off West Main in Saluda.
Starter plants are available, as well as fresh foods. Call 828-606-5713 or visit saludatailgate.com for more information.
Cooking school plans several May classes
Blue Ridge Cooking School at 400 S. Broad St., Brevard, is hosting the following classes in May:
◆ Tuesday: Healthy grains and legumes class.
Students will learn all about natural, healthy carbs that fill you up, keep you full and satisfied, and taste great. Recipes for this class include red quinoa with pistachios, lentil stew with cannellini beans, curried couscous and a barley and kale salad. Cost is $35.
◆ May 15: Guest Chef Jose Rosario of Trailblazers Bar and Grill will be cooking the foods that he grew up eating in Puerto Rico.
He will make arroz con pollo with some surprises up his sleeve. Cost is $45.
◆ May 21: A full Greek Meal class, from soup to nuts.
Students will make souvlaki and an olive/ cheese tray. Then move on to moussaka with a real Greek salad. Also, galaktobouriko, baked custard sandwiched between layers of phyllo and drizzled with honey. Cost is $35.
◆ May 23: The Irish Cuisine class will make pork pie, duhallow cheese and grits souffle, bread-andbutter pudding with whiskey creme, and a bakewell tart. Cost is $35.
◆ May 28: The basic Thai cooking class will prepare chicken pad thai, beef with green curry, and chicken with red curry. Cost is $35.
◆ May 30: A Midday Meal at Downton Abbey class.
On the menu: bangers and mash (cumberland sausages with mashed potatoes), bubble and squeak (sauteed cabbage and potatoes), Welsh rarebit (ale and cheese sauce served over toast points) mushy peas, Eton Mess (berries and meringue) and a pint of English ale.
Call 828-883-8444 or email blueridgebakery@ yahoo.com for more information.
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Donors give support to annual Champions for Children Circle dinner
On May 6, donors gathered for the Children & Family Resource Center's annual Champions for Children Circle dinner at Champion Hills Country Club. The members of the Champions for Children Circle are donors who pledge a donation of at least $1,000 a year for a period of five years to provide annual support to the Children & Family Resource Center.
This support allows the center to continue its work of improving the lives of children in Henderson County. The circle of givers was inspired by the generosity and leadership of Tom and Sue Fazio. At the event, the Children & Family Resource Center celebrated it's giving circle members and recognized the new and renewing members: John Caldemeyer and Jan Huffman-Caldemeyer, David Feldmeth and Dollie Smith-Feldmeth , Ralph and Camille Grant, Steve and Truly Gwaltney, Steve and Jan Jarrell, David and Kathleen Lambert , Dr. Arthur and Rebecca Lebowitz, Anonymous , Eleanora Meloun, George and Cathy Shields, Virgil and Margaret Wagner, and Jim and Charlotte Walsh.
Today, the circle's membership is 134 members strong and since 2007, these donors have come together to give nearly $350,000. These gifts have given thousands of children better learning and growing environments and prepared young children for school, built developing literacy skills, identified and addressed developmental delays, strengthened families, created nurturing homes, improved the quality of local child care programs, kept teens moms in school, and provided hope and built confidence. For more information on becoming a Champion for Children contact Sarah Leatham at 828-698-0674.
Sain named to dean's list at Western Carolina
Ethan Hunter Sain of Zirconia was recently named to the Western Carolina University dean's list for fall semester 2012 with a GPA of 3.7. Sain is pursuing a degree in interior design.
St. Gerard House has been awarded $10,000 grant
The St. Gerard House has been awarded a grant of $10,000 by the Perry N. Rudnick Endowment Fund of the Community Foundation of Henderson County, said Caroline Long, executive director at St. Gerard House.
According to Long, the grant will allow expansion of the Connect Social Skills Program, which teaches youth ages 5-19 the necessary social tools to apply in everyday life.
St. Gerard House and Grotto School have helped more than 300 families facing autism — through the preschool program, social skills classes for school-aged children, parent support groups, community trainings, and other various programs. The Rudnick Endowment Fund grant will give additional resources to provide the expertise, training, services and therapies needed to understand and treat an extremely complex, isolating disorder that is growing at an alarming rate each year.
St. Gerard House was founded in March 2010 and serves as a resource center for those involved with the treatment and care of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Its Grotto School currently provides one-on-one therapy for children 2-and-a-half to 7 years old who have been diagnosed with autism.
Long, mother of two children with ASD, is founder and executive director, and Kelly Burgin, Ph.D., serves as president of St. Gerard House's Board of Directors.
Meyer appointed to the NCW Board of Directors
Madelyn Meyer, of Brevard, was appointed to the North Carolina Western Board of Directors. Meyer is a retiree from Carolinas Medical Center. She currently serves on the Community Advisory Committee of Transylvania.
Tavernier to debut as youngest concert pianist in North Carolina
Christopher Tavernier, sixth-grader at Hendersonville Middle School, will make his debut as the youngest concert pianist in North Carolina. Tavernier is performing Peter Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No.1 in B Flat Minor, Op. 23 as a guest performing artist and will be opening the Tar River's Philharmonic Orchestra's Fall Season on Oct. 24 at the Dunn Center for the Performing Arts at Wesleyan College in Rocky Mount.
The competition was held this past weekend in Rock Mount for pianists through pre-college. Christopher was the youngest contestant and played the single most popular piano concerto ever written, Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No.1 in B Flat Minor, Op. 23.


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The AGC presented its Alliant Build America Merit Awards March 7, 2013, during the association's annual convention in Palm Springs, Calif.
AGC noted that the West Rail Line project was completed eight months ahead of schedule and on budget, due to the construction team's commitment to innovation and ingenuity. The line travels through three cities, which required intergovernmental agreements. Denver Transit Construction Group, the project's civil contractor, built 13 bridges, two tunnels, 12 stations and 12 miles of light rail, as well as managed numerous challenges related to relocating utilities and property acquisition.
"RTD is fortunate to have had Denver Transit Construction Group as one of the major contractors on the West Rail Line project," said RTD General Manager Phil Washington. "They demonstrated hard work, tremendous skill and determination to see this important project through to completion."
"We are honored to be recognized for this prestigious award and proud to have contributed to the successful completion of the West Rail Line," said Denver Transit Construction Group Project Manager John West.
The West Rail Line is the first completed line to open in RTD's multi-billion dollar FasTracks transit expansion program. When it opens on April 26, the line will be called the "W" Line and is expected to draw a daily ridership of 19,300.
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What did the windmill do? Or does?
Somali OstrichThe worst thing...is not energy depletion, economic collapse, conventional war, or the expansion of totalitarian governments. As terrible as these catastrophes would be for us, they can be repaired in a few generations. The one process now going on that will take millions of years to correct is loss of genetic and species diversity by the destruction of natural habitats. This is the folly our descendants are least likely to forgive us.--e.o. wilson
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Where's the snow?? But, in the mundane one discovers the truth of things.
Where are all the hookers? I know one of them was using the camera to take those photos.
And here I am, expecting a picture of an axe murderer high on drugs hacking down people amidst the fire engulfed neighbourhood
come now, my child. if we were planning to harm you, do you think
we'd be lurking here beside the path in the darkest part of the forest?
This may sound silly, but I've always dreamed of living there ever since I watched Disney's Hans Brinker and the Silver Skates starring Rony Zeaner on television when I was a kid. I would love to live where I had a view of a real, working windmill. It would be fun to live in one, but I would prefer to live where I could see it every day.
God answers all prayers. Most of the time, though, the answer is 'No'.
It's what Anne Frank would have wanted. A safe zone where one can get 5 dollar blowjob without being arrested.
I would love to wake up and have that as my view! I think it looks amazing! how lucky you are. All I have here is mounds of snow and flat boring land.
that city looks really clean compared to somewhere like manhattan or better yet newark.
Love Amsterdam--but winter on the sea can be just a tad too cold, damp and depressing.
Show us the gay area of Red Light district. Do they have hot guys in window displays?
There are leatherbars in the street just before the red light district begins, but no actual gay bars in the main red light district.
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I guess the cafes aren't selling hash any more?
Where are the clog wearing cheese bearers?
This book has shaped my view of Holland. Ah, to be young and full of wonder...
^ Just about everywhere in the Dutch countryside.
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Stage Management - Technicians or Managers
Start:24 October 2013
Time:13.00 - 15.00
LocationEquity, Guild House, Upper St Martin's Lane, London, WC2H 9EG
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The second in a new series of free monthly networking and professional development meetings this Autumn for stage management.
We are very aware that it can be very difficult to find training to improve working skills these days- especially at reasonable cost and designed especially for stage management. We have teamed up with the Stage Management Association to run a series of training and networking meetings where we will offer expert advice, tips and information in very convenient 2 hour meetings designed to fit around your work and other commitments. Bring a sandwich and we'll do the rest.
Free to members, £10 to non-members. places limited so reserve a space details below.
Session - 24th October: Technicians or Managers? How technical do SM's have to be in a new era of accessible technology? Employers and technical experts advise.
Session 3 - 14th November: Expanding work horizons: SM's and TV. A representative from BECTU will explain how the 'Visions' project is placing SM's in TV jobs, and explore the opportunities and routes for SM's into TV. Assisted by a Head of Production in TV production and experienced TV production staff. Find out what the opportunities are, about the possible jobs to aim for, and how you might fit TV work into your career.
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Davey runs away with NL Manager of Year honors
After leading Nats to MLB's best record, skipper has now won award in both leagues
By Bill Ladson / MLB.com | 11/13/12 9:37 PM ET
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Davey Johnson chats with the MLB Network after being named the winner of the National League Manager of the Year
WASHINGTON -- Davey Johnson was named National League Manager of the Year as voted on by the Baseball Writers' Association of America on Tuesday. Johnson received 23 first-place and finished 54 points ahead of runner-up and Reds skipper Dusty Baker.
It marked the second time Johnson won the award. He won the American League Manager of the Year Award in 1997 as a member of the Orioles. The 69-year-old Johnson is the second member of the Nationals to win an offseason award this week. On Monday, outfielder Bryce Harper was named the NL Rookie of the Year.
For Johnson, he thought the award was an organizational one because the front office, led by the Lerner family and general manager Mike Rizzo, supplied him with the players who helped him win his fifth career division title.
"I was proud to be part of the organization because [it] provided me with a lot of talented players," Johnson said. "To me, it was like an organization award. ... I had 25 guys who really [worked hard] under tough circumstances. Hopefully, I didn't hold them back."
For a brief moment, Johnson thought about the last time he won the award with Orioles, who accepted his resignation a few hours before he was named the winner in 1997.
"If I won this award, I thought I would get fired," Johnson said jokingly on MLB Network. "Hopefully, I could live through getting this award and manage the Nationals in 2013."
Manager Team 1st 2nd 3rd Points Davey Johnson Nationals 23 4 4 131 Dusty Baker Reds 5 14 10 77 Bruce Bochy Giants 4 10 11 61 Fredi Gonzalez Braves 0 4 5 17 Bud Black Padres 0 0 1 1 Mike Matheny Cardinals 0 0 1 1
It was last Spring Training when Johnson told a reporter he should be dismissed as manager of the Nationals if they didn't finish the season in first place. Johnson's job was never in jeopardy, as the team won its first division title since moving to Washington after the 2004 season. The Nats finished with the best record in baseball, going 98-64. They had the best record despite losing Jayson Werth, Michael Morse and Wilson Ramos for lengthy periods because of injuries.
But finishing in first place doesn't tell the whole story about Johnson. He has instilled confidence in his players, and it affects their attitude. Ian Desmond, for example, had the best year of his career. He became the second player in Nationals history to reach 20 homers and 20 stolen bases in a season.
But Desmond didn't downplay the fact Johnson played a key role in him having the best season of his career. Johnson told Desmond that he was going to be the everyday shortstop no matter what happens during the season.
"Davey has been real nice to have around for me, personally. He always believed in me," Desmond said. "When we came in during Spring Training, he said, 'You are going to play every single day. I don't care what you do. You are out there, you are my shortstop, no matter what.'
"To me, that was like getting a multiyear contract. That's all I needed was someone's word to say, 'Hey, you are the guy.' The audition kind of went away. Now it's like, 'Go out and play your game.' He believes in you, you go out and perform and just play the game the way you know how."
It was Johnson who put in a new hitting philosophy: Stop going to the opposite field all the time and hit the ball where it is pitched.
According to reliever Drew Storen, Johnson is more than just an X's and O's manager. He loves to joke with the players.
"He is really connected to us," Storen said in September. "He gets where we are coming from, and I think he does a great job putting people in positions to succeed. He tries to stay out of our way and let us play to our potential. That's one thing that he does really well.
"He is not afraid to cut it up with you, just like you would with a teammate. That's pretty awesome. That's why we respond to him."
Pointing out that he has unfinished business after watching his team lose to the Cardinals in the NL Division Series, Johnson recently signed an extension to manage the Nationals in 2013. It will mark his last year as a manager. He will then become a team consultant in '14.
"Now we can talk about winning. Everybody expects us to win," Johnson said. "Now you have to step it up. Now you have to play to your potential. There isn't any guesswork. If you want to be there, you have to step up. ... I think everybody will. They figured it out. There are not going to be any surprises. The performances should even be better for everyone. Jayson Werth, Zim [Ryan Zimmerman] and those guys, they are going to do their thing.
"There isn't a whole lot of moves we need to make during the offseason. It depends on what we do with [free agent Adam] LaRoche. I think Christian Garcia [can be a starter] and I want him starting. He has got nasty stuff."


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I thought I'd take a go at another pic thread. But this time I thought I'd devote it solely to amateurs and funny nude pics.
You know, right now at this very minute, somewhere in America, some guy is taking a naked pic of himself - and he actually believes it will never show up on the internet.
So at times this will be a "What Was He Thinking Thread?"
Every guy isn't going to be hot or handsome. But many pics will make you scratch your head and wonder what was he thinking.
Some of the guys will be hot, others not so hot. But hopefully most of them will bring a smile to your face.
So, with the proper amount of sarcasm in place, let's meet Guy #1
Now, just how long did he expect this picture to float around before it got posted to a website? Better yet, who is that extra chair for? One would assume from the number of diplomas and certificates on the wall that he must have some level of education - so let's discuss that book shelf and just how long it will take before it falls over.


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RALEIGH (AP) — Lawmakers appeared headed in different directions Wednesday on the future of teacher tenure in North Carolina's public schools, with a Senate committee voting to eliminate it and bipartisan House legislation seeking only to weaken it.
A year ago, Senate leader Phil Berger led an effort to eliminate job-protection rules for veteran teachers — rules that he says encourage mediocrity and move bad instructors from one school to another because firing them is too difficult. The House wouldn't go along with the idea, however, and the effort failed.
Berger, R-Rockingham, this year revived the idea. Legislation cleared the Senate Education Committee on Wednesday after less than an hour of debate and complaints by educator groups the measure goes too far. Teacher tenure for all instructors would be phased out by 2018, replaced by teacher contracts of one to four years.
"The vast majority of our teachers do a great job. They pay attention to their students, keep up with what they're supposed to keep up with," Berger said. "But there are some that don't ... the kids that have those teachers really struggle and we're not doing everything we can to make sure that we give them the best opportunity to achieve."
The House measure would retain tenure under a different name while appearing to toughen classroom performance standards for teachers to keep the designation. Teachers on what's called "non-probationary status" could lose it — and possibly their jobs — if they receive poor evaluations two years in a row and don't improve within the next two years.
Rep. Bryan Holloway, R-Stokes, one of the bill's sponsors, believes the House proposal keeps teachers on their toes throughout their career to encourage high performance in the classroom.
"Our bill absolutely rewards good teachers and it helps provides a mechanism for the school systems to remove teachers that are not performing," Holloway said at a news conference.
The changes, based on teacher rules in Colorado, would give districts flexibility to remove bad teachers and replace them with better ones if they are available, or give poorly performing teachers the chance to improve, said Rep. Rick Glazier, D-Cumberland, another bill sponsor.
Holloway, who said the bill's details were reviewed before it was filed by House Speaker Thom Tillis, R-Mecklenburg, expects both bills will pass their respective chambers "and then collaboration will take place at the appropriate time." Berger suggested more delays in tenure reform will only worsen troubles in the school districts.
"Dragging our feet on some of these issues is something that is not productive in terms of improving our public schools," he said.
Berger's bill would allow all teachers with career status this school year to keep it until mid-2018, but local district leaders could offer four-year contracts starting with the 2014-15 school year to 25 percent of teachers with at least three years' experience in the district and deemed proficient in evaluations. The teachers who accept the contracts would receive $500 pay raises annually for the four years in exchange for giving up tenure. New teachers would keep receiving one-year contracts or could be dismissed.
Mark Jewell, vice president of the North Carolina Association of Educators, the state's largest teacher lobbying group, said the House bill looks preferable at first glance but more study is needed. But he said there's already an effective teacher evaluation system in North Carolina that allows school districts to move poorly performing teachers out of the classroom within 45 days.
NCAE President Rodney Ellis suggested the Senate bill likely would lead to litigation challenging the removal of career status if passed.
"Nobody supports having anybody not doing their job in the classroom, but we do want to make sure we protect due process of all classroom teachers," Jewell said.
Lawmakers also disagree on how to institute and calculate school performance grades approved last year based on student test scores. The legislature directed the Department of Public Instruction to give grades of A to F for all public schools.The House proposal would delay the new grading system until after the 2013-14 school system, while Berger wants it started based on this year's scores, as previously agreed to in the 2012 law.
The House bill also creates an 18-member board designed to study teacher compensation and how a merit-pay system might look.
Senate, House disagree on NC teacher tenure change
RALEIGH (AP) — Lawmakers appeared headed in different directions Wednesday on the future of teacher tenure in North Carolina's public schools, with a Senate committee voting to eliminate it and bipartisan House legislation seeking only to weaken it.


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"Our administration is committed to building rail better and ensuring the public has the opportunity to provide input on the rail system whenever possible is an important part of that effort," said Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell. "We hope residents will be excited about the designs for their respective stations and see these stations as future gathering centers in their community."
The first meeting will be held Tuesday, June 25, for the "Farrington Highway Station Group," which includes the West Loch, Waipahu Transit Center and Leeward Community College stations. The meeting will be held at Waipahu Intermediate School.
A meeting to discuss the East Kapolei and UH-West Oahu stations will be held Tuesday, July 30 at Kapolei Hale.
"Our rail stations are in the process of being redesigned to be modular, smaller and more user-friendly and to fit better with surrounding communities," HART Executive Director and CEO Dan Grabauskas said. "We are looking forward to sharing our latest designs and to receiving some feedback on what the public would like to see."
Community meetings for the other regional station groups from Pearl City to Honolulu will be held in the future. Two public meetings are planned for each regional station group. Station design contracts were recently awarded for the Airport and urban Honolulu phases of the route.


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1. What does this say about art? Is art ineffectual or — think about it! — quite powerful? It seems to me that serious artists are not about using art to become serene members of the community. They try to make strong statements and shake complacent conformists. Épater la bourgeoisie. Terrorist ideology + art should = explosion.* Now, of course, it was probably incredibly lame art therapy, in which case it was laughably ineffectual. I just want you to think about what a despicable use of art this was all around. Whether it was weak art or strong art, it was not something to be prescribed to turn men away from terrorism.
2. These men — Guantanamo prisoner #372, Said Ali Shari and prisoner #333, Muhamad Attik al-Harbi (who for some reason has now changed the Harbi to Awfi) — were released in 2007, during the Bush Administration. So, that is Bush's fault. If Obama supporters want to take advantage of the argument that it's Bush fault, they must encourage Obama to take a harsher position than Bush did against the Guantanamo detainees. Could that happen? Hardly. But maybe Obama will toughen up about the detainees. He may have wanted to do that anyway, and the Flight 253 near-disaster gives him leverage for moving his position.
* I hope you haven't forgotten how some artists talked about 9/11. Here's an item printed in The Guardian on September 11, 2002:
The artist Damien Hirst said last night he believed the terrorists responsible for the September 11 attacks "need congratulating" because they achieved "something which nobody would ever have thought possible" on an artistic level....
"The thing about 9/11 is that it's kind of an artwork in its own right. It was wicked, but it was devised in this way for this kind of impact. It was devised visually."
Describing the image of the hijacked planes crashing into the twin towers as "visually stunning", he added: "You've got to hand it to them on some level because they've achieved something which nobody would have ever have thought possible, especially to a country as big as America.
"So on one level they kind of need congratulating, which a lot of people shy away from, which is a very dangerous thing."
Referring to how the event changed perceptions, he added: "I think our visual language has been changed by what happened on September 11: an aeroplane becomes a weapon - and if they fly close to buildings people start panicking. Our visual language is constantly changing in this way and I think as an artist you're constantly on the lookout for things like that."
AND: "Renoir said he painted his pictures with his penis... he did too, lovely pictures!" And Abdulmutallab attempted to create a "visually stunning" plane crash with his bomb-augmented penis.


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Air Force One touched down in Madison at 2:30 a.m., and a small group of people were lined up on State Street at 6, but the line has grown in the last hour. Madison gave Obama his largest crowd of the campaign when he was here a month ago, but he was here a month ago, and that was in the afternoon in the middle of campus. Now, it's early Monday morning, a time when young people are difficult to rouse from their warm beds, and, speaking of warmth, it's 30° in Madison right now. It was a long wait in the rain for the campus speech last month.
And people must remember that you don't just get to see Obama and that other guy you might care about. (Do the young folk care about seeing Bruce Springsteen?) You have to put up with the local politicos — the mayor and so forth. Meanwhile, it's all on TV.... and has been for months. (Years?) The reason to go is not so much to see, but to be seen. Lend your body to the photograph of Obama with the Wisconsin Capitol looming in the background. As it looms, you may wonder, where was Obama when you were marching and chanting and drumming last year protesting Scott Walker? Where was Obama last spring when you dragged Scott Walker into a recall election? He expressed tepid support from afar, but declined to set foot in Wisconsin, even when he was right at the border in Minneapolis/Chicago.
Ironically, that recall election forced Republicans to develop their ground game in Wisconsin, and that's exactly what may push Mitt Romney over the top tomorrow. Here's RNC chairman Reince Priebus, yesterday on "State of the Union":
[The Democrats] haven't been able to win in Wisconsin for a long time. They claim that the Obama machine was out during the Walker recall. We basically crushed them in Wisconsin. I have seen firsthand the difference between Obama's rhetoric on their ground game and the reality, and the reality is they're not as good as they think they are....When you see that Wisconsin State Capitol in the background in today's Obama photo-ops, remember all that it symbolizes: an immense GOP victory in 2010, a huge and rude months-long uprising of the left end of the Democratic Party's target constituency (shunned by Obama himself) in 2011, and, in 2012, a decisive victory in the recall election for GOP Governor Scott Walker. What about all those Democratic voters splayed out around the GOP-dominated Capitol building? Hello? This is Madison, Wisconsin. The state Capitol building is always surrounded by Democrats. Every day, every month, every year. Madison does not control election outcomes in Wisconsin. In fact, there are an awful lot of people in Wisconsin whose idea of Madison is: This is not what Wisconsin looks like. And the people of Madison return the sentiment. We've been amusing ourselves with the saying "Madison is X square miles surrounded by reality" for a long, long time.
Obama will win by a landslide in Madison, but Madison — as we all know and have been telling ourselves for decades — is not reality.


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Jack Chesbro didn't make the majors until age 25. He only lasted 11 seasons, and two of them were partial years, but he was still able to parlay some early success with the Pirates and one magical season with the Highlanders into a Hall of Fame career.
Back in 1895 Chesbro was beginning his minor league career in Springfield, Massachusetts, not far from his hometown of North Adams. He went 2-1 but was very wild and hittable. He also played for two minor league teams in New York that year. The next season he found a regular job in Roanoke, Va and pitched better despite his 8-11 record, which was mostly due to some poor fielding that led to a ton of unearned runs.
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The large rectangle is divided into a series of smaller quadrilaterals and triangles. Can you untangle what fractional part is represented by each of the ten numbered shapes?
Take an equilateral triangle and cut it into smaller pieces. What can you do with them?
Derive a formula for finding the area of any kite.
We started drawing some quadrilaterals - can you complete them?
How many questions do you need to identify my quadrilateral?
Explore when it is possible to construct a circle which just touches all four sides of a quadrilateral.
Investigate the properties of quadrilaterals which can be drawn with a circle just touching each side and another circle just touching each vertex.
Four rods, two of length a and two of length b, are linked to form a kite. The linkage is moveable so that the angles change. What is the maximum area of the kite?
Can you prove this formula for finding the area of a quadrilateral from its diagonals?
This gives a short summary of the properties and theorems of cyclic quadrilaterals and links to some practical examples to be found elsewhere on the site.
The circumcentres of four triangles are joined to form a quadrilateral. What do you notice about this quadrilateral as the dynamic image changes? Can you prove your conjecture?
A picture is made by joining five small quadrilaterals together to make a large quadrilateral. Is it possible to draw a similar picture if all the small quadrilaterals are cyclic?
Four rods are hinged at their ends to form a convex quadrilateral. Investigate the different shapes that the quadrilateral can take. Be patient this problem may be slow to load.
Two circles intersect at A and B. Points C and D move round one circle. CA and DB cut the other circle at E and F. What do you notice about the line segments CD and EF?
The points P, Q, R and S are the midpoints of the edges of a convex quadrilateral. What do you notice about the quadrilateral PQRS as the convex quadrilateral changes?
A game in which players take it in turns to turn up two cards. If they can draw a triangle which satisfies both properties they win the pair of cards. And a few challenging questions to follow...
A game in which players take it in turns to try to draw quadrilaterals (or triangles) with particular properties. Is it possible to fill the game grid?
What can you say about the lengths of the sides of a quadrilateral whose vertices are on a unit circle?
How many differently shaped rectangles can you build using these equilateral and isosceles triangles? Can you make a square?
A game for 2 or more people, based on the traditional card game Rummy. Players aim to make two `tricks', where each trick has to consist of a picture of a shape, a name that describes that shape, and. . . .


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"Increasing Chicago's use of technology to improve quality of life for all residents is a key priority of my administration and that goal extends to Chicago's transportation system," said Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel. "Creating a world-class transit system includes making it easy for Chicagoans to access information about their daily commutes, and CTA Train Tracker's newest features are leading the way among transit agencies in offering the latest technology to riders in Chicago."
Customers can can now figure out what train to take and when they'll arrive in three steps: first, click on or tap the new "Stops near me" function to find the closest station; secondly, on the desired station for upcoming train arrivals and then click on the desired train and look up the destination station and what time their train will get there.
If the customer plans to transfer to another train at their destination station, they can now click on a train of the new rail line and get the same arrival and destination information – providing customers with a seamless, multi-line real-time train trip planning tool with just a few simple clicks or taps.
"CTA Train Tracker has been very popular with our customers and we're pleased to expand the features of this easy-to-use technology to increase its usefulness to passengers," said CTA President Forrest Claypool. "The information available through CTA Train Tracker helps thousands of riders plan and manage their commutes every day, and planning those trips just became easier."
New CTA Train Tracker features include:
• "Follow this train" allows customers to click or tap on an approaching train on CTA Train Tracker and get estimates of how many minutes it will take to get to each of the upcoming stops.
• "Stops near me" lets customers with GPS-enabled devices detect the closest stations to their location.
• Station name search will allow customers to quickly get station information by typing in just part or all of a station name, instead of having to scroll down a screen to find a stop.
• Improved schedule-based information will provide more information for customers who travel off-peak or begin their trips at/near terminals.
• New train location map lets you see where trains are, in near-real-time, on an interactive desktop map. Click on a station and get train arrival information or click on a train and find out the estimated number of minutes it will take to get to the next several rail stations. CTA also currently offers this feature on CTA Bus Tracker to allow customers to see where buses are.
• Updated stop selector on both the desktop and mobile versions, a streamlined interface makes it easier to get the train information how customers want it, by rail line; by favorite or recent stops or through the new "Stops near me" function.
The CTA Train Tracker was launched in 2011 to provide estimated train arrival times for all 145 rail stations across CTA's eight lines. Estimated times are generated through a combination of scheduling information and data generated by software that monitors the signal system to indicate when a portion of track is occupied by a train. Last year, CTA Train Tracker was expanded to enable customers to get estimated train arrival times via text messaging.


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Pacer will also act as Union Pacific's network logistics manager for cross-border shipments and provide rail container and chassis management services for Union Pacific in Mexico.
"Providing cost effective and reliable transportation solutions, particularly for automotive parts customers, is the goal of this new agreement," said Dan Avramovich, chairman and CEO of Pacer. "Additionally, as part of this agreement, Pacer will pursue automotive parts shipments as a retail provider of door-to-door intermodal services. The close relationship between Pacer and Union Pacific is strengthened by this new agreement. Pacer will also use this opportunity to enhance our on-going development of east-west intermodal business. Pacer is committed to supporting and developing this important market with Union Pacific and our other rail carriers."