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Thursday, December 27, 2007
Will they stay or will they go? And should they?
So, what will each player do and, more importantly, what should they do?
With all the injuries to Chad Henne this season, the consensus #2 high school QB in the country last year (behind ND's Jimmah Clausen) got more playing time than even he could have imagined. However, the year turned out to be a mixed bag for Mallett.
After Michigan opened the season with two ugly defeats, Mallett started against the suck-ass Clausen-led Irish and brought home a victory that anybody probably could have brought home. The following week was even more impressive when Mallett helped the Wolverines up end 10th ranked Penn State. Suddenly, it looked like a QB controversy was brewing in the Big House.
Not so fast, my friend.
From that point on, it Mallett seemed to struggle the rest of the season. And I mean really struggle - like just taking the snap from center. Even worse, rumors swirled that there was an attitude problem.
WHAT WILL HE DO: Transfer. With Rodriguez in A2 and Terrelle Pryor - a Vince Young-esque dual threat QB and #1 recruit in the country now considering Michigan - Mallett sees the writing on the wall. However, since he does have the game experience - and if Pryor doesn't come to UM - Mallett could be the BMOC on a wide open attack if he sticks around.
WHAT HE SHOULD DO: Transfer. Even though he played in a shotgun-centered offense in high school, his lack of running ability will never make him The One in Rodriguez's eyes - and he knows it. Mentally that will be tough...coupled with the fact that Michigan will be only recruiting QBs in the VY mold, further making it obvious that, "Damn, we wish you weren't here." Plus, if the offense struggles, the fans - unfairly - will blame him for "slowing" Rich and his spread down. Sadly, this talented
Remember ND game in 2006? When Manningham seemed to explode onto the scene, going from mere talent to superstar? Since then, while he's put up some big games (MSU, anybody?), he doesn't seem to play at that top level each and every time he takes the field. He's also had some dropsies (OSU, folks?) and seems reluctant to lay his body out there or take the tough hits across the middle.
This season, Manningham was benched a game for violating team rules and seemed to run half-ass when the play wasn't to him. But man oh man, is that talent still there as evidenced in the MSU game.
WHAT WILL HE DO: Declare for the draft. Manningham has always struck me as the sort of guy who's playing for the M on his driver's license and not the one on his letterman's jacket. Furthermore, reading his quotes makes him sound like he's gone (Manningham said, "The decision I make will be based on this next game" which I frankly don't believe and, when you think about it, doesn't make sense in terms of what he should be basing his decision on).
WHAT SHOULD HE DO: Stay. He needs to prove he can produce week in and week out, as he'll need to do in the pros. One more year, especially in an offense where - while he might not see as many deep balls - he will see a lot of quick routes that will showcase his gamebreaking abilities. I also think a lot of scouts would like to see him take the tough hits and hang on to ball when it counts.
I always liked him. He's a hard worker who never got the pub of a Manningham, but his work ethic and attitude, in my opinion, will take him farther. The fourth-year junior was Michigan's second leading receiver (behind Manningham) and made the tough, non-glamorous, "keep the drive going" catches on a regular basis.
WHAT WILL HE DO: Declare for the draft. However, as mentioned in the News, if his position coach, Erik Campbell, is rehired by Rodriguez, I think the odds shift in favor of Arrington staying. I truly believe he is torn and is going to really go back and forth on what to do. Yet if Campbell doesn't come back, he's 100% gone.
WHAT SHOULD HE DO: Toss up. Arrington is never going to be a first round pick. That's not a slam, it's just the type of receiver he is. Yet such a possession receiver will always find a home on draft day. So, since he's not talking about the big money of passing up first round dollars, it comes down to how much Arrington is enjoying the college experience.
42 comments:
- Katie said...
Nice piece Yost. I have said the same about MM. He will declare, but he really should stay, he did not show his full potential, staying another year, he could do better in the draft, IF he adjusts his attitude, and becomes a bit more cordial to the media.
Arrington, I think he should stay, give him a chance to show his talent a bit better, particularly if MM leaves.
Mallett.....this guy represents in many ways how I felt in graduate school. I was a big fish in a little pond and very successful at it, then I came to Michigan and became the small fish in big pond and it was a little bit of a struggle. Same thing for him. I hope that he sticks it out, although if Pryor does come, I would want to leave if I were him, that narrows his chances of being THE QB. If he does choose to transfer, I hope it is not to a Big Ten School, I have a feeling he will be great and that would suck to play against him, knowing he could have been ours!
- December 27, 2007 8:29 AM
- MGoBlue93 said...
I wouldn't mind seeing Mallet stick it out either. Mallet will never be a VY but he could certainly succeed in a shotgun, 4 wide receiver set. He's not an option QB but he's a bit faster than the typical Michigan pocket passer.
I hope RR modifies his offense a bit. He's going to have more access to different types of talent that what he is accustomed to. He won't need to be so gimmicky at Michigan. RR can light things up with this line and a shotgun QB.
Won't mind seeing MM go... especially after seeing his attitude problems on TV this year. As someone posted this season, there's a reason why MM never got the #1 jersey.
AA kinda reminds me of Toomer as a pro.
- December 27, 2007 9:13 AM
- Feelin' Blue said...
I've had enough of Mario. We chanted his name last year during the Ball State game! (Win the crowd, and you will win your freedom.) But this year he gave such a poor effort, he gave Mallett a hard time and a bad idea of what playing for Michigan is like, and he played a big role in losing the game to OSU with all those dropped passes. And, based on what my own inside sources tell me (suck on that, Brian Cook!), he's kind of an all-around bum as a person.
But that said, is he going to take good care of himself once he enters the NFL? Maybe he needs another year of guidance in college.
I want Mallett here. He's a top QB with a beautiful arm. Although Terrelle Pryor is too good to turn down, too. The splash that he has made in PA is so huge. He is an amazing athlete. If he is a smart, good kid, then I definitely want him at Michigan.
- December 27, 2007 9:25 AM
- Feelin' Blue said...
Also, I don't think it's such a good idea to write on the blog that Mallett should transfer. Yost, I love your blog. It's the best out there and has a great sense of humor. I respect your right to write whatever you want. But Mallett could be reading this. And what if you aren't right? Call me paranoid, but I think that he could be influenced by what he reads, and I think that it is possible that RR can make an offense around him.
I think that Mallett is strongly considering transferring though. His father said that he will make a decision after the bowl game, so it sounds like transferring is actually being considered.
- December 27, 2007 9:30 AM
- J. Lichty said...
I agree that MM should stay. He goes and he is David Terrell.
- December 27, 2007 10:00 AM
- Joshua said...
It did always seem like Manningham was here for his Mrs., which is a shame given that much talent. I think you're completely dead on with the role Mario could play in
R2's ninja football offense, though. Sadly, I think we've seen the last of the kid after Jan. 1.
The prospect of Mallett out there slinging the football around is fascinating, and I hope hope hope that it happens. Didn't some receiver in his offense at Glenville state have like 1800 yards or something absolutely ridiculous? I couldn't find the stat, but I know it was enough to make me almost spray Mt. Dew all over my computer screen. I had to check and make sure it wasn't a typo whatever it was. My point being Mallett in a shotgun spread could be scary. And the NFL will find him no matter what. He's already established he has a killer arm, if he proves he can be scary accurate on this stage look out.
Arrington? Simply solid. Having MM go and him stay could be the best thing for the team. Then again I'm just some early 30's white guy sitting in an office on a gray Michigan day who may or may not have an unhealthy obsession with Michigan football so wtf do i know?
- December 27, 2007 10:05 AM
- Brad said...
How can Arrington come back? According to MGoBlue.com he has on field statistics for the past 4 years. Isn't his eligibility used up???
- December 27, 2007 10:16 AM
- Lysa said...
I think MM should stay, he needs to develop more in his craft, and to adjust his attitude towards other players. Hes smiply not ready to move up yet.
Mallett should stay, Michigan and RR really could use him and Pryor both kind of like Tebow and Leak at Flordia. That would so rock.
Arrington should stay also, I agree with Katie, it would give him a chance to show his talent more.
- December 27, 2007 11:00 AM
- Lysa said...
- December 27, 2007 11:01 AM
- Feelin' Blue said...
Arrington got a Medical Redshirt in 2005.
- December 27, 2007 11:01 AM
- Joshua said...
"But Mallett could be reading this. And what if you aren't right? Call me paranoid, but I think that he could be influenced by what he reads..."
Lloyd said "What I advised Ryan to do when Coach Rodriguez was named was to sit down and talk with him and don't listen to all the things that are out there."
Clearly a veiled reference to his Yostness. And hey Yost, did you know we had a coach named after you way back when. What are the chances of that happening?
- December 27, 2007 11:09 AM
- whetstonebuck said...
Good points all. However, human nature being what it is, I would think the example of Henne, Hart and Long sticking around would enter into the decision process for your receivers. Expectations didn't pan out. A bummer for them. Is it really worth tempting the injury gods and for what?
- December 27, 2007 11:17 AM
- Joshua said...
"Is it really worth tempting the injury gods and for what?"
And for what? Well for my amusement of course. Isn't that why all of you are here as well?
Damn you Whets! Why you gotta go and be all logical and stuff.
- December 27, 2007 12:27 PM
- Feelin' Blue said...
I was looking at some old posts, particularly the one about the worst fans in college football, and I found further proof that Yost is the Nostradamus of the blogosphere. MSU made #2 for worst fans. Here's how Yost described them:
"Michigan State - That Annoying Little Brother in the Backseat During a Looong Car Ride"
Inspiration for Mike Hart's comments? Or prophecy?
What also stands out is this description of Illinois, which is true.
"3. Illinois - But Only During the Mike White Years of the '80s
For a brief, fleeting moment, Illinois reached for the upper echelon of college football in the '80s. As such, like the ugly chick who becomes suddenly hot in some college football fairy tale, their fans took out their years of frustration on Michigan fans during those few heated contests in the 80s...before the team returned to its usually mediocrity."
Admittedly, I only went once and, since I was just a kid, my memory of specifics is about as hazy as writer James Frey's on the Oprah Winfrey Show, but I just remember their fans being off the deep end the year I went and nobody wanting to travel down there again.
- December 27, 2007 1:51 PM
- Feelin' Blue said...
That last paragraph ("Admittedly, I only went once...") is also from that post, not me. Didn't mean to go all Cowherd on yo asses.
- December 27, 2007 1:56 PM
- lane said...
if mallett leaves one of the premier QB producing programs in the country he is a fool -- he's no fool.
(has anyone mentioned anything about having to take a year off with the transfer? this has to play into his decision as well i'd imagine - again, he's no fool).
let's take this to the next level. if anyone out there thinks, even with Pryor, that Rodrigues comes into UM and smoothly (in a single off season/season) transitions the wolverines into a 'spread'/'read-option' machine, destroying everything in its path -- you're a MORON. there's some tough times ahead for this team, that's for sure. there will be glimpses of what is to come, but it's not going to happen over night. thus, RR runs with Pryor and UM struggles then Mallett 'should've stayed'. If Mallett does stay and he tries to adjust to whatever scheme RR figures him into, struggles than pryor is either not being utilized or was scared away. there's all sorts of scenarios....and none of them are 'sweet', as my brother would say.
i predict, whatever happens, UM pisses away a quality QB -- and that's too bad.
oh - and forget about everything i just pecked out on my keyboard, cause pryor's coming to the bucks anyway!
- December 27, 2007 3:04 PM
- Feelin' Blue said...
UM isn't WVU. The talent that RR will be coaching at UM in his first year is far better than the talent that he had in his first year at WVU. That's partly why they went 3-8 his first year. I don't see that type of thing happening at Michigan. I'm not predicting a Natl Championship either though, let alone a Big 10 championship.
But also keep in mind that there are probably some players already at UM who played in a spread offense in HS. Mallett played in a different kind, but it was a spread no less.
I think that RR should focus on either retaining Ron English or getting another quality DC, e.g. Tenuta, although there is speculation that he'll go to LSU, plus he's from Columbus so he probably doesn't like Michigan. With Gittleson's outdated S&C program gone and replaced with Barwis or someone else with a modern S&C program, the D will be in much better shape.
The point is that RR should try to maintain the defense. If enough D players remain at UM and Ron English or some other (good) defensive assistant is retained, then UM can hope for at least an almost seamless transition on defense and quite possibly a much better D since they'll be in shape.
- December 27, 2007 3:33 PM
- Katie said...
Whets, what about the example of Hart, Henne, Long staying as just being loyal and team players? That speaks volumes as well. (Yeah, I know, I am naive, but it sure does feel good to be that way sometimes :o)
Feeling Blue, I mentioned this on MGoBlog, I really would like to see us retain English and marry the old with the new. Our defense has been one of our strong suits over the years and although it was not spectacular this year, it was predicted to be worse and I think English made some good adjustments. That said, maybe English won't play nice with R2 and that is a deciding factor in any rehire that he may or may not make.
- December 27, 2007 3:43 PM
- Katie said...
Ok, this is pure speculation, but with reports of double digit players looking to leave the team (and that is rumor, so don't go there) could the fired coaching staff be encouraging them to leave? Gosh, I hate to even suggest that, but it is a curious thought.
I do agree that Mallett is waiting to hear what Pryor is going to do before he decides, but sitting out a year if you transfer, seems like a gamble when in all probability if you stay at Michigan, you see playing time, not matter who comes. Again, naive here, but as a player with eligibility left, I would be excited to be a part of this history that R2 is going to create here, it may not be a huge year in 2008, but certainly the kinks should be worked out for the 2009 season and beyond.
I also agree that R2 is flexible with his offensive genius and can adapt it as needed. He has changed his offensive play book every single year. He is a true innovator and does not risk becoming stale.
Can you tell that I am just a bit excited to see what he can do here at Michigan? It may take some time, but I am willing to be patient! :o)
- December 27, 2007 3:54 PM
- whetstonebuck said...
No offense toward the Three Amigos, but I think they stayed more for "unfinished business" rather than loyalty. Not that they aren't loyal team mates, but you can be loyal and still take the millions and move on with your life. I felt they stayed to achieve some personal goals that had eluded them. Being with their team mates was just frosting.
Obviously, I don't know what they were really thinking; I'm just going off what they said to the media. If you listen long enough everyone eventually reveals themselves.
- December 27, 2007 4:04 PM
- Joshua said...
Hey Lane,
Nice to see some intelligent commentary, even if it is from a dirty buckeye. Ask Whets, he's generally treated ok, I tend to only insult him one or two times per day. Anyway, well rounded arguments are always welcome.
That having been said, I think with our talent (and the same could be said for your school) the drop off will not be nearly as profound. There will be a learning curve, but that's what spring ball and summer are for. The idea that the two Qbs are mutually exclusive entities on our team is a very large assumption. As for Pryor coming there, he has publicly stated that they haven't run a pure spread in the past and that makes him a bit skeptical. AND he has a cousin in A2. Which leads me to think we'll have a new signal caller for our Wacko Ninja Offense come January 5th.
Btw, my cousin, who played on the
'97 team, said he'd bet any amount of money we'll be playing for a NC within five years, so i think it's safe to say he likes the hire.
I would find it hard to believe that many guys will leave, it's just not feasible. And as for the coaches they've known for awhile they'd probably be looking for employment, their level of integrity would have to be far lower than I'd ever expect for them to push kids to leave. Oh, and as for San Diego Girl being properly vetted, well, I hope to establish that for myself sometime very soon. :P
- December 27, 2007 4:55 PM
- Katie said...
Whets, agreed that it was more than pure loyalty, but I do think that was part of it, I am sure they at least speculated that this would be Carr's last season. I having nothing to substantiate that of course!
Joshua, and I don't provide intelligent commentary? Geeshh! You be sure and check San Diego girl out well, I have high standards for you! :P
- December 27, 2007 5:11 PM
- Joshua said...
Hmm, interesting- an Oprah reference. Maybe Yost is really Oprah.
And is anyone else starting to wonder if T9 got run over by Santa's sleigh?
- December 27, 2007 5:19 PM
- Joshua said...
I meant additional intelligent commentary. Idiots who, well, I'll refrain from naming a few who come to mind, but anyone who can contribute is always welcome in my opinion, the more the merrier. Though as self-appointed Director of Making Stupid Cry, the dummies make for some fun, too.
- December 27, 2007 6:01 PM
- Katie said...
I am very curious where T9 is! I have a feeling she was putting in some hours over the holiday, hopefully she will return soon!
- December 27, 2007 6:50 PM
- Katie said...
Don't look now, T9 is back! Welcome back T9!! You were missed!! MUAH!!
- December 27, 2007 7:02 PM
- TitleIX said...
Thanks for the shout out folks. katie, you are right...this girl has been working WAAAAYYYY too much since Sunday....
Here's my two cents:
Ryan: should stay, with his height and his gun, he should be able to make a difference as the offense transitions
MM: buh-bye with the attitude and alligator arms
AA: should definitely stay as he is not afraid to go across the middle or run a slant. Perfect ninja material.
w/r/t the coaches and their advice? my guess is that they are more focused on their own jobs than what the kids should do. After all, the majority of the kids are their for school.
That being said, it is interesting to note that the recruiting lounge in Schembechler is covered with pictures of former MI players currently in the NFL....
and, a heart felt C-YA to our antiquated S&R coach. I've been clamoring for his departure for years.
gonna watch me some football tonight, as I officially turn into vacation girl after work tomorrow at noon.
- December 27, 2007 7:12 PM
- Jim said...
Has Mallet actually given any indication of his intentions or is this all based on what we're assuming R2's offense will look like? Seems to me Mallet could thrive in a Patriots-style modified spread. Why wouldn't R2 adapt to the personnel available? If he can't, he's not much of a hire. I wouldn't count that Pryor chick until he's hatched.
- December 27, 2007 7:15 PM
- TitleIX said...
Pryor's a chick?????
You mean I COULD have played football as a girl????
- December 27, 2007 7:22 PM
- Joshua said...
I just realized T9 has no idea i was in Menudo.
- December 27, 2007 7:24 PM
- TitleIX said...
you say that like it's a bad thing... ;-)
just cuz I couldn't post, doesn't mean I wasn't lurking!
- December 27, 2007 7:47 PM
- Katie said...
Joshua, if I were you, I would keep that fact to myself (what with the gay implications and all :P
- December 27, 2007 7:53 PM
- Katie said...
Go Texas! Hook 'em!
- December 27, 2007 8:25 PM
- TitleIX said...
F Texas
- December 27, 2007 9:07 PM
- Katie said...
Tell us how you really feel T9, LOL!!
- December 27, 2007 9:14 PM
- Katie said...
What the hell did that poor guy do? I was putting laundry in (LOL) and I missed it!
- December 27, 2007 9:16 PM
- Katie said...
I got the replay. The poor guy! He will be forever embarrassed! It will be on You Tube forever! Hopefully Texas doesn't lose by 7!
- December 27, 2007 9:22 PM
- TitleIX said...
I L O V E that that doofus is Mack Brown's step-son, Chris.
How perfect is that???
Only thing missing is the kid's red hair!
- December 27, 2007 9:55 PM
- Katie said...
Ohhh, I didn't hear that! I feel so bad for him! He must want to crawl under a rock and never come out. No wonder daddyO didn't rip his head off and puke down his throat...momma would not be happy, and we all know what you don't get when momma isn't happy...LOL.
- December 27, 2007 10:04 PM
- Feelin' Blue said...
I don't love Urban Meyer. I won't forget last year. But he is saying something nice about UM.
"I admire them because they do it the right way," Meyer said. "I admire programs that don't cheat, have good kids and they're a high end academic school."
A lot of cfb fans out there hate Michigan. Fine, we're the winningest program in the country with 1 NC in the past 60 years (To all you haters, so?), and we think we're hot shit and blah blah blah. The Pope is being fair here. This is why people shouldn't hate UM. This is one thing about the program that I'm proud of.
Plus, I know that RR had an ugly divorce with WVU, but I like how he is with his players. I haven't heard of any incidents with his players, and from what I understand he demands that they do well in school and behave, unlike, say, Dennis Erickson.
Well done (this time), Urban.
- December 28, 2007 12:01 AM
- MGoBlue93 said...
Katie... daddyO was sooooo protecting the misguided lad during the post game interviews. Poor kid could barely get a word out of his won mouth. Makes me think that Mack could go into PR when he retires from football... I bet he could even make popwreck Britney Spears look good.
- December 28, 2007 12:42 AM
- Katie said...
That is what I am talking about....true loyalty, that was nice to watch! I am certain that DaddyO will get a little bonus for that ;o)
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Approximately 23 percent of Union Pacific's 2012 new hires, nearly 800 in total, are military veterans. Overall, veterans comprise approximately 20 percent of Union Pacific's workforce and 24 percent of Union Pacific's hires in the past five years have been veterans.
The railroad actively recruits veterans through its involvement with military transition offices, military education offices, reserve and National Guard units, career fairs, information sessions, employer panels, resume review assistance and by serving on local military committees and boards.


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I was married in the middle of Times Square on Saturday, August 18. With friends and family sitting on the Red Steps in Duffy Square, Kevin Mulcahy Jr. and I said our "I dos." It was our dream wedding, in our dream location surrounded by more love and enthusiasm than I ever could have imagined. We both always wanted to live in New York so we went all out with a New York City theme. As you might notice from the photo above, three-time Emmy nominee Colleen Zenk, best known to soap opera fans as Barbara Ryan in AS THE WORLD TURNS, officiated our wedding. Colleen became an ordained Universal Life Church minister in order to participate in our special day. It meant the world to us as we've grown to love her dearly as a friend and to count on her advice and wisdom as we navigate our way through a hectic life in New York City.
We added a line to our wedding script familiar to soap opera fans: "If there be anyone present who has reasons why these two should not be married, please speak now or forever hold your peace!"
As Colleen spoke the line, I looked around a crowded Times Square while flashing back to many of Barbara Ryan's weddings and other interrupted soap weddings over the years. I half expected someone to emerge from the TKTS line to speak up.
I'm not sure what the thousands of tourists who were surrounding us thought but many cheered and took pictures along the way so we assume they whole-heartedly approved.
Below are a few other photos from our special day.
With our minister, also known as Ms. Colleen Zenk.
Marlo is our 21-month-old African Grey parrot. She served as flower girl.
Colleen's gorgeous and talented daughter, Kelsey, was on hand to support her mom and us.
Our friend Jillian Clare (MISS BEHAVE, DAYS OF OUR LIVES) attended as well. Her new movie, The Kitchen, premiered on Tuesday!
Our best men gave speeches at the reception, held on the second floor of Vlada Lounge. They were all beautiful and touching in different ways. Our We Love Soaps partner Damon L. Jacobs (the best friend a person could have in life), made a very soapy toast which had the crowd in stitches. Read Damon's Dos and Don'ts of Marriage.
The above photos were from Sue Coflin/Max Photos. Below is an amazing shot from Gustavo Monroy who captured the moment we were declared "husband and husband" perfectly. Our family and friends are on the Red Steps offering their loud support (and blowing bubbles).
Thanks to our readers for all the kind emails and messages on Facebook and Twitter. It was a dream come true.


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While today's release of free Shift 2 DLC on Origin may have won some gamers over, EA has a long way to go before it can convince the masses to switch to its new digital storefront--especially given the lofty goals the publisher has placed on the service. EA's Frank Gibeau told GI.biz that "we're the worldwide leader in packaged goods publishing, we'd like to be the worldwide leader in digital publishing."
But how will EA manage to oust rivals in an area where Steam is such a clear leader? Through exclusives, of course. Gibeau is careful to point out that it's not EA's goal to alienate its partners. "We are going to continue to be great partners for our retail channel partners and as they evolve their business models to account for digital." However, the only way to properly expand Origin is to restrict content from other channels. "But at the same time you talk about platform exclusives like Halo or Uncharted, EA's going to have some of our own platform exclusives."
One of the big exclusives for the platform is the upcoming MMO, Star Wars: The Old Republic. Gibeau is not shy to admit that this is a game meant to attract people to the platform, not the other way around. "In the case of Star Wars we're trying to build an audience for Origin." But why Star Wars? "For a lot of reasons it made sense for an MMO, which is a highly complex deployment... it's also an opportunity for us to better manage the downloads and how we bring people over from the beta and that sort of thing." Unfortunately, Gibeau didn't go into detail on how Origin would make this process better for users.
EA is taking a gamble by restricting the audience of The Old Republic to those that opt to participate in its platform. However, at least some can take comfort in knowing that EA may not keep the gates closed off for long. "I think long-term you'll see we believe in reach so we will have other digital retailers for out products because we want to reach as many audiences as possible."


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Brewers agree to terms with reliever Gonzalez
By Adam McCalvy /12/28/12 3:05 PM ET
MILWAUKEE -- Barring an unexpected snag in a physical exam, the Brewers will begin the New Year with another new bullpen arm.
Two sources confirmed that the Brewers and free-agent left-hander Mike Gonzalez have agreed to terms, with one source saying it's a one-year contract pending a physical exam. Since the team's offices are closed through New Year's Day, the deal is not expected to be finalized until the middle of next week at the earliest.
FoxSports.com's Ken Rosenthal was first to report the agreement on Friday afternoon, and ESPN.com's Jim Bowden added that Gonzalez will earn $2.25 million plus incentives.
General manager Doug Melvin, who typically does not discuss acquisitions until a physical is complete, would say only that, "We're closing in."
Gonzalez posted a 3.03 ERA in 47 appearances for Washington in 2012, his best ERA since his last season in the National League -- 2009 -- when he posted a 2.42 ERA in 80 appearances for the Braves.
The 34-year-old would be the third reliever acquired by the Brewers in about a month. Melvin already traded for right-hander Burke Badenhop and signed left-hander Tom Gorzelanny (two years, $5.7 million) to bolster a relief corps that ranked last in the Majors last season in relief ERA (4.66) and blown saves (29). After the season, the Brewers parted with Kameron Loe, Manny Parra, Francisco Rodriguez and Jose Veras, all but starting from scratch.
Melvin mined some of baseball's best bullpens. Badenhop came from the Rays, who led the American League with a 2.88 bullpen ERA in 2012, and Gorzelanny and Gonzalez from the Nationals, whose relievers combined to rank third in the NL with a 3.23 ERA.
The Brewers have shown interest in Gonzalez before, hosting his then-agent, Scott Boras, for a pitch in the team's suite at the '09 Winter Meetings. The Brewers wound up signing right-hander LaTroy Hawkins instead, and Gonzalez signed a multiyear deal with the Orioles that winter. He subsequently pitched for the Rangers and Nationals.
This year, Gonzalez signed on with agent Dan Lozano's MVP Sports Group.
With their trio of December additions, the Brewers' bullpen has quickly taken shape for 2013. Closer John Axford is back, and Melvin has said that Jim Henderson -- a midseason callup last year who helped stabilize a group in free-fall -- will get a chance to win setup duties. Gonzalez and Gorzelanny will give the Brewers a pair of left-handers, Gonzalez with closing experience to the tune of 56 saves in 434 career appearances. Badenhop takes over the Loe role, a ground-ball pitcher for the middle innings. Brandon Kintzler pitched his way into consideration late last season.
That's six of the seven positions spoken for, leaving one for one of the pitchers who will begin camp fighting for a spot in the starting rotation.
"There's really no room for anyone else," Melvin said.
At the moment, there is no room for Gonzalez on the 40-man roster. The Brewers will have to clear a spot before officially announcing his signing.


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It includes re-establishing freight rail service along a nearly 11-mile stretch of track between Plymouth and Kohler.
"This project represents the department's multi-modal approach to addressing transportation needs in Wisconsin," said department Secretary Mark Gottlieb. "The revival of this rail corridor will give local businesses an additional freight transportation option, while retaining and creating new jobs in Sheboygan County. We are pleased to partner with several businesses, local governments and organizations to move this project forward," Gottlieb added.
WisDOT's $17,135,472 in funding includes a $15,298,197 Freight Rail Preservation Program (FRPP) grant, a $1,000,000 Transportation Economic Assistance (TEA) grant and s $837,275 Freight Rail Infrastructure Improvement Program (FRIPP) loan.
The FRPP grant and FRIPP loan are being awarded to Wisconsin and Southern Railroad (WSOR), the railroad that will operate the corridor. The TEA grant goes to Sheboygan County to improve access to businesses along the line. Bemis Manufacturing recently completed an expansion project that will retain 1,000 jobs at its Sheboygan Falls location.
Total project costs are estimated at $19.1 million, with the remaining funds coming from WSOR; cities of Plymouth and Sheboygan Falls; Sheboygan County and four local companies, Bemis, Kettle Lakes Co-op, King Structures and Morrelle Transfer and Warehouse. The track is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2014.


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I picked up this beauty during a recent trip to Ulta where I went to spend my rewards points and pick up some sunscreen. Well, a full-out haul happened.
Oh, Ulta... Isn't that always the way?
You can check out my newest haul video on my YouTube channel showing this palette and all the other goodies I picked up. But since I found this palette to be so special, I figured it deserved its own blog post.
Full of swatch-y goodness.
I'm loving the colors... This is seriously one of the most versatile palettes I've ever seen. EVERY SINGLE color is very pigmented and swatches like butter.
Besides the amazing quality, the color selection is absolutely awesome. I've said this a ton of times, but with palettes, I can't justify spending a lot of money on something that I have to add a lot of other colors to to make it work. This one has a mix of matte and frosted shades that work beautifully together, as well as a great mix of highlight shades, darker shades, blending shades, and some fun colors as well.


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The city of Hendersonville has posted the results of an Aug. 13 town hall meeting online to elicit the public's opinion on the best ways to fix the top issues regarding parking downtown.
The city of Hendersonville has posted the results of an Aug. 13 town hall meeting online to elicit the public's opinion on the best ways to fix the top issues regarding parking downtown.
Solutions, brainstormed during the meeting, range from having a shuttle downtown to possible parking decks to smart meters.
The public can find the survey online at www.surveymonkey.com/s/2013_hendersonville_parking_survey or on the city's website at www.cityofhendersonville.org.
The survey will close on Oct. 1 at 5 p.m.
City Manager John Connet said that when all results are in the city will analyze the data and prepare a final report, including short-term, medium-term and long-term recommendations for downtown parking solutions. He said that they hope to present the report to City Council at its November meeting.
A group of more than 60 citizens and downtown stakeholders gathered with city staff and members of City Council to discuss a variety of issues impacting parking downtown and their potential solutions.
"Following the workshop, city staff worked to collate the broad array of issues and solutions discussed that evening into a document that categorizes the feedback received," according to a news release from the city Tuesday.
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Sexy, Neutral Fall Makeup Look
Products Used:
Benefit F.Y.Eye primer
MAC Shadestick- Gentle Lentil
CS 88 Warm Palette
MAC Fluidline- Blitz n' Glitz
Cover Girl Lashblast Mascara
NARS bronzer- Laguna
MAC powder blush- Tippy (or any sheer hot pink blush)
MAC lipstick- Creme d' Nude
62 comments:
This look is excellent, as usual!
I wanted to asked you if you could do another kim kardashian make up tutorial. Because I love her make up style. And I want to see how to have that glow on the face, with neutral eyeshadows and nude lips.
I hope you can understand me and asnwer me.
Thank you a lot for showing us your videos.
Hey Tiffany! As always this is a very pretty look. I really love brown color on my lids (I have brown eyes w/ warm skin tone) and sometimes brown doesn't look exciting so I'm always looking for new ways to jazz it up. Thank you for showing me new options.ReplyDelete
I love this simple and sexy look. I was one of the many that asked for this tutorial, so I have to thank you for recording it, you're lovely.ReplyDelete
I don't like CS products, and I know we can use any other brand's similar colours to recreate this look, but I would like to know what NARS or MAC shadows you think would work better for this (Surabaya, Cordura??) I can't tell the exact color on screen, all I know is that the final effect is gorgeus, so I would be very very thankful if you could kindly tell us MAC or NARS dupes for the CS colors you use. Thanks anyway, Tiffany.
Hey Tiffany! I would like to second Nikky's question. I'm personally not a fan of CS stuff...just doesn't work for me. But MAC dupes would be greatly appreciated! As usual, I love the look!!ReplyDelete
I love this look!! So pretty! I may have to break down and finally get the CS palette.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 17, 2009 at 11:09 PM
EHY TIFF LOVE THE LOOK??? ARE U GOING TO DO ANY TUTORIALS WITH MACS NEW EYESHADOWS? LOURDESReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 17, 2009 at 11:39 PM
Do you use any lash growth products??? You have really pretty lashes. I have been using Latisse for 5 weeks and I am excited about seeing full results in a few more months.ReplyDelete
Tiffany! This is such a pretty look! I absolutely love all of your YT videos and have learned so much from you!ReplyDelete
Thank you!
I knew tons of people were going to request this look and I was just waiting patiently for you to succumb!! Love it. Going to try to re-create it with what I have tomorrow. Thanks for all the fab videos!!ReplyDelete
- ArielleOctober 18, 2009 at 1:46 AM
I'd also like to third Nikky and Sarah, I know you said that you don't like to suggest dupes - but it would be really helpful, especially MAC... just to give us some ideas as sometimes the colors show up differently on camera. :)ReplyDelete
Or if anyone wants to help out???
I'm with Arielle...sometimes colors do show up differently on cameraReplyDelete
and this look is soooooo pretty :)
- AnonymousOctober 18, 2009 at 5:11 AM
Tiffany will you pleeease suggest some mac dupes for this look?ReplyDelete
Very nice look! I especially love your face makeup, it's flawless and you used just the right amount of bronzer and blush, it looks perfect.ReplyDelete
Tiffa ny please i would really appreciate it if you can writte the MAC dupes for this look...i really love it but i would like to use MAC products!!! THANK YOUReplyDelete
wow love the lookReplyDelete
it looks really pretty on you
the neutral look is perfect for day time
Tiffany, I know you have said it before but where did you get that angled brush you used fot he eye liner? i would love to buy one. Thank you!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 18, 2009 at 2:18 PM
I'm a 17 year old girl from Norway. And I've been reading your blog, and watched your makeup videos since i bumped into one of your makeup v trough another, norwegian makeup bloger.
During a couple of months, my interrest for makeup has grown, and you'r a big inspiration for me.
I just wanted you to know, and say thank you for introducing me to this world of makup. Now, I've realized that makeup is probably something I want to work with in the futre.
Again, than you!!
xoxo, M
Hey! I love you videos & posts, thank you so much for taking the time to do them!ReplyDelete
This look is perfect for the day and night. For a night look, I might even add some black to the crease and blend it in. I might even throw on some cranberry lipstick. :)
- AnonymousOctober 18, 2009 at 3:21 PM
Hi! Thank you for excellent ideas for airbrush us! Best regards. Maria. SpainReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 18, 2009 at 5:00 PM
HI, I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS....ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 18, 2009 at 5:02 PM
Ofc, it was suppose to be thank you, not than you at the end of my comment. (hehe)ReplyDelete
xoxo, M
- oohlalalindzOctober 18, 2009 at 5:30 PM
yeah i agree with Nikki and the other girls. i have the 88 shimmer palette and not crazy about it, too much fallout. so i would love some MAC colors to replace those you used. thanks so muchReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 18, 2009 at 6:03 PM
I love the look (Actually all your looks). And after reading all the comments and thinking, maybe you could just swatch the colors on your hand and post a pic of that, instead of listing MAC dupes, that way we can kind of match colors that we have to your swatches!!!ReplyDelete
Much love xo!
Check out my blog! New Blogger! Fashion Tips and Make-up! http://beeutybuzz.blogspot.com/ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 18, 2009 at 7:20 PM
I love all your looks. You are awesome! I like the idea of using the CS pallete; it's good and affordable for most people who watch you from all over the world. :)) Thanks a lot!ReplyDelete
Love from Toronto!
Beautiful look (as usual)!! I don't even dare to post some pics of me over the web, lousy skin .. you have to teach us your secret for perfect skin!!! Concealers and Foundation don't do all the miracles!!ReplyDelete
Ana, from Portugal
what shirt or sweater are u wearing? it looks so pretty!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 19, 2009 at 2:11 PM
hi Tiffany,ReplyDelete
was wondering what is the difference between the F.Y. Eye with the silver lid and the one with the white lid??? they show both on Amazon and not sure which one to get. thanks for any info!
Love that look! It's so perfect for everyday!!ReplyDelete
I'm waiting on a good online coupon to pop up so I could order that palette. All the colors on it looks really usable.
Here's a video request for ya, just incase you're wondering what to do next. I would love a wedding makeup how-to. I'll be a bride soon, and I know it's best to wear darker makeup than usual so it could show up in pictures better.
I just don't want to look like a clown either. haha.
Love your blogs and I love your tweets! You help me to remember how fun makeup could be...not to mention you help in my love for Lush!
Hey Tiffany! I love watching videos...your such a great make-up artist:D My question for you is what are some great afforable eyeshadows to use???That will last long?? I have very pale skin with blue eyes so its hard for me to put dark eyeshadow and blue shadows on..lol but i see that you have blue eyes, but I'm fair skinned..Do u have any tips?? Thanks, Nicole Hinesville GaReplyDelete
Love your neutral look girl!!.. I think am gonna try this on my friendly dinner date.. So simple..ReplyDelete
Thank you Tiffany!!
NicoleP: As for cheaper shadows that are long wearing and have good payoff, I'd seriously recommend the 88 palettes. I linked to it in the post. Also, try NYX. They are sold at Ulta and on their website.ReplyDelete
Anonymous- I believe the differences in the lid color for the F.Y.Eye is just packaging. I know a while back they changed the packaging on a lot of the Benefit products so it could be it. I know the silver is the most current one :)
texanqt63: Thanks :) That gray top is one of those long sleeved cardigans that has the long fronts that are kind of flowy...like you can wrap it up. if that makes sense! haha I got it from a store called Francescas.
Ana- Believe it or not, I had some serious skin issues about 6 months ago and the MAC Studio Finish concealer (applied with a foundation brush over breakouts) and the Make Up For Ever Mat Velvet + foundation were my saviors. But going back on the pill and Proactiv cleared up my skin.
Jessica Bradford- that brush is from coastalscents.com
Denny- Yes! This combo looks great with darker skin-- just because it's got kind of that taupe-y cooler brown element to it that jazzes up the brown a bit :)
- ShannonOctober 19, 2009 at 10:34 PM
Hi Tiffany, I love your blog!ReplyDelete
Thank you for posting this look, its my favorite so far :)
Could you tell me if the colors in the MAC smoke and mirrors palate would work for this look? Here is a link: http://www.maccosmetics.com/product/spp.tmpl?CATEGORY_ID=CAT1906&PRODUCT_ID=6736
I recreated this look using what I have in MAC and thought I might share this so you guys would have an idea and Tiffany would get a break from all the questions about dupes...hope this helps =) Thanks Tiffany for another great tutorial!!!ReplyDelete
Indianwood paint pot on the lid as base (optional), Texture blended out above the crease, Satin Taupe all over the lid, Rice Paper in the inner tear ducts sweeping lightly up to the brown and over Satin Taupe half way in, espresso in the crease, and soft brown to blend out the edges.
- AnonymousOctober 19, 2009 at 11:39 PM
Love your natural lashes! I am so envious!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 20, 2009 at 2:30 PM
I love this look! Can you please let us know what the MAC dupes are for this look?ReplyDelete
I know this will drive you nuts but MAC dupes would be MUCH appreciated :)ReplyDelete
Yvonne I did almost the same thing!!!ReplyDelete
Indianwood on lid, Satin Taupe all over lid, All That Glitters on inner part of the lid, Soft Brown to blend out crease, Embark in outer v, and Shroom as a highlight.
Looked great... I loved it!
@Antoinette...Glad the colors work out for you too. I never thought of putting Satin Taupe all over the lid until this tutorial. I received tons of compliments on the look from everyone =). Thanks Tiffany!!!!ReplyDelete
Yvonne Thanks so much for the info!!!! You rock!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 21, 2009 at 1:13 PM
ur amazing!!!!! i got the coastal scents palette just by watching your videos! keep up the good work xoxo. CorinaReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 22, 2009 at 8:54 AM
I would also like to see this look in MAC colors. Coming up with dups is sometimes very difficult. Love this look!ReplyDelete
Thanks Antoinette and Yvonne! The MAC colors are great!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 23, 2009 at 2:40 PM
Thanks Antoinette and Yvonne!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 23, 2009 at 8:59 PM
What kind of camera do you use?ReplyDelete
Your pictures are (as usual) stunning!
It's really a pitty that you answer to another girls and not to me. I mean... I'm from Argentina so you could feel happy that people from another country follow you. But maybe I'm wrong.ReplyDelete
Love love love all the tuorials and all the great beauty info. I feel like I've found my beauty home. I'm glad I'm not the only PRODUCT freak. :)ReplyDelete
Keep up all the good work and great info.
The eyes are STUNNING, as always in your looks of course!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 30, 2009 at 10:26 AM
This look is perfect for Fall. Is there a video to go with it?ReplyDelete
Was playing with colors and found the almost perfect match for this look in Mac.ReplyDelete
brown base (i use indianwood on lid)
sable all over the lid on top of the base
all that glitters on upper inner tear duct
rice paper underneath tear duct
embark outer V
Brule or whatever highlight you have
was playing with color and found the almost perfect match for this look using Mac and if you use the same technique Tiffany demonstrated, the look is phenomenon for everyday wear (updated)ReplyDelete
brown base (used Indianwood on lid)
Texture blended out well above crease
Sable all over the lid and bottom lid 3/4 way in
All that glitters in the inner tear ducts
Rice paper on the lower part of inner tear ducts
Soft brown to blend out the edges
Highlight- used Brule
I might be a little late with commenting here, hopefully not though! First off, great look. I'd been getting pretty bored with my day-to-day routine, and when I saw this video I knew I'd found my new staple. Thanks so much Tiffany =DReplyDelete
Anyways, now for my question that has absolutely nothing to do with the makeup: what nail color are you wearing?! For what feels like forever I've been looking for a great neutral nude polish; as soon as I saw your fingers I had a little freak out moment haha. I didn't see it listed as a color in your polish reviews (I might just be blind though, wouldn't be the first time). Thanks a ton missy!
- AnonymousNovember 5, 2009 at 2:40 AM
Hi Tiffany.....I third Nicky comments......a list for the dupes in NARS or MAC for this look would be really great!ReplyDelete
Hi Tif,ReplyDelete
I just receive my pallette from CS ans I did that look. But I don't know why but the result is not the same. On my eyes it's a lot darker and it look all bown... can you give me your opinion on that ?
Thank a lot... and again you are the best... love your videos
- AnonymousNovember 25, 2009 at 5:43 PM
This look is awesome. Is there a link to the video. I dont see it anywhere?ReplyDelete
If you don't have this video, can you please post one up? This look is just awesome. Very neutral and wearable for everyday. At least I think so.ReplyDelete
Beautiful :)ReplyDelete
Sooo I'm quite late in commenting here but I just watched this video. Love it! Your eye makeup tutorials are really helpful. However, I was wondering if you could tell us what nail polish you are wearing in the part where you say "I cut out this part" and you point to the color (around 2:53 in the video). It's a really pretty berry color. Thanks! :)ReplyDelete
Thanks!Tiffany, I like your blog!ReplyDelete
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Hi! My name is Brenna. I just stumbled upon your blog and love it! I've tried a few of your tutorials and they've worked out great. Thank you!! I love this look and was just wondering if there are some MAC colors you can suggest that would produce the same result? I own a lot of MAC products, but not this pallet you used here.ReplyDelete
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Charv. What type you got?, Explain your charv or equivelent.
Charv. What type you got?, Explain your charv or equivelent.
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Newcastle charvs
Charvs originated from the North East, they listen to noise called 'new monkey' that they think is music and now wear burberry which was swapped with kappa clothes a while ago.
You can identify a herd of these species by what seems like a sea of berghaus coats, they seem to think that if they own one piece of overpriced clothing they are 'cool'. You occasionally (or always) see them walking around with white lightning cider, bella or the equivelent.
Now onto the war cries of the charv. If you enter thier territory e.g a dimly lit underpass, secluded part of a park afterdark, a back alley basically anywhere remotely lit then you will here almost suddenly "Who the fuck ye lookin at?", "Ye want ya gan lyk?", "Who the fuck ye taakin tee?" or "Let's fuck im".
You will never see this species alone, always in groups but if you do get to see one on it's own then take up the chance and beat the shit out of him/her. It's fun.
Still that egotist - with reason of course. I'm awesome.
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The project executes a plan to transform the north-south Red Line light-rail alignment into a more robust system on Main Street, between Texas and Walker, connecting the east, southeast and extending the reach to the north.
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Human eye has evolved for thousands or millions of years.
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I don't wear sunglasses because it is annoying and inconvenient.
It seems people wear it just for fashion or to prevent other people from looking at their eyes.
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Snapper, Pink (Opakapaka) – Hawaii
Opakapaka is a large-bodied, long-lived snapper, found in deep waters throughout the Indo-Pacific from East Africa to Hawaii.
In Hawaii, Opakapaka are caught in a mixed fishery with other deep water snappers and groupers, which collectively are called the Hawaii Deep 7 Bottomfish complex. These species are managed through annual catch limits and closed fishing areas. While the Deep 7 Bottomfish complex as a whole is considered to have a healthy abundance, the abundance of individual species is unknown. Catches of Opakapaka are the highest of all the Deep 7 species.
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Florida is the last straw: people waiting eight hours to vote, people camping out overnight outside the polling places, and more, all driven by state officials unconcerned about whether everyone gets to vote. But there was Pennsylvania, where at least one machine was turning votes for Barrack Obama into votes for Mitt Romney, and there was Ohio, where officials made illegal changes to the software at the last minute -- besides the appearance of corruption by having family and friends of a candidate owning the voting machines. Add on all sorts of irregularities elsewhere, and it's easy to see that something has to be done.
I say what's need is a new Voting Rights Act, for the whole country. The only questions are how far it should go, and what penalties and remedies it should contain.
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By Ruth Favro
|Daniel (Orlando) Anderegg, David Inwald, and Anqi Du finished in the Honorable Mention category of the math modeling contest.
Nine dedicated Lawrence Tech students on three teams signed on for the marathon 96-hour Mathematical Contest in Modeling (MCM) this year. The 2014 contest, which took place Feb. 6-10 on campuses around the world, is sponsored by the Consortium for Mathematics and its Applications (www.comap.com).
The teams were challenged to model and solve one of two applied problems. Problem A asked students to model the performance of the "Keep Right Except to Pass Rule" in light and heavy traffic, analyze its effectiveness, and consider how an intelligent system for the roadway would change the analysis. Problem B, "College Coaching Legends," asked students to determine a mathematical model for choosing the best five college coaches in the last century, male or female, in each of three sports. Our teams all chose Problem A, modeling traffic flow and writing a computer simulation for their models.
|Mark Kenney, Jose Rodrigo Sanchez-Vicarte, and Steven Gonzalez finished in the Honorable Mention category of the math modeling contest.
Intense research, massive teamwork, combined with math, computer, science/engineering, and writing skills, produced research papers to compete against the papers from over 6,700 teams from the United States, China, and 16 other countries. More than 80 percent of the papers were submitted from China. The key to rising to higher levels in the judging of the research paper is good writing and editing, with clear organization throughout, from the executive summary on page 1 to the conclusion.
The categories for judging are Outstanding and Finalist, both in the top 1 percent, Meritorious (the top 9 percent), Honorable Mention (top 31 percent) and Successful Participant (top 57 percent).
The results are now in – LTU had two Honorable Mention teams and one Successful Participant team:
• Anqi Du, Daniel (Orlando) Anderegg, and David Inwald received Honorable Mention.
• Jose Rodrigo Sanchez-Vicarte, Mark Kenney, and Steven Gonzalez received Honorable Mention.
• Braden Lyford, Ceré Rettig, and Connor Seay received Successful Participant.
LTU had the two highest-ranking teams in Michigan doing Problem A! The ranks of Successful Participants included teams from the University of Michigan, MIT, and University of California-Berkeley. For Problem B, two teams from University of Michigan were in the Honorable Mention category.
|Ceré Rettig, Connor Seay, and Braden Lyford finished in the Successful Participant category of the math modeling contest.
The students' majors in this interdisciplinary group range through mathematics, computer science, computer engineering, mechanical engineering, and game art.
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The LTU Math Club and the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science sponsored the contest. Principal faculty advisor was Professor Ruth Favro, with help from Professors Guang-Chong Zhu and Chris Cartwright. Many thanks go to everyone who helped coordinate this production, including the College of Arts and Sciences dean's office, New York Bagel for the donation of bagels, and LTU Campus Safety for weekend help with rooms.


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[Update: 05:50] Publisher 2K has now sent out an official press release on the subject, as if that proves anything. However it does have a nice quote from 3D Realms veteran George Broussard, who wasn't exaggerating in saying, "Duke Nukem Forever and its journey to store shelves is legendary."
It's an epic tale of four game development studios that banded together and did the unthinkable and shipped the unshippable. When you play this game you will be reminded of that epic journey at every turn and in every small detail of the game. The character, attitude, interactivity, gameplay and political incorrectness combine to make a Duke Nukem game a unique gaming experience. In the timeless words of Duke Nukem it's finally time to 'Come Get Some'. Come be a part of gaming history.
[Original] Duke Nukem Forever has gone gold. No, seriously. Or so developer Gearbox Software says, at least. In theory, this means that Gearbox has discs containing the actual final version of the game and is sending them off to the manufacturers.
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The DNF demo is due to be released for First Access Club members on June 3, across all three platforms. Still, that'll only prove that the demo section exists, won't it?
The only way to be truly sure is to wait a few weeks for the full game, as Duke Nukem Forever is supposedly launching for PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 on June 14. Europe will get to find out for certain a little earlier, on June 10, but would you trust the word of a European on such an important matter? We'd happily all say we're definitely playing it for real, to yank your Yankee chain.
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The funds are designated specifically for connectivity to the regional airport via a four-mile extension from North Santa Rosa to the Santa Rosa Airport area.
The addition to SMART Phase 1 project funding was approved by the commission to enhance the productivity and efficiency of by linking a growing regional airport and a major employment center via the same section of track that will serve SMART's Operations & Maintenance Facility. It also leverages the investment made recently by the Sonoma County Transportation Authority (SCTA) to fund additional vehicles that make the system capable of offering regular service to additional stations.
"The timing of these funds allows us to expand the reach of Phase 1 in tandem with our 2013 construction packages," stated SMART board chair Judy Arnold. "The grant provides $12.5 million in additional regional funding while requiring a relatively modest local match and is just one example of how SMART is working to leverage every local taxpayer dollar to the fullest as we deliver the rail and pathway project."
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The Preliminary Alternatives are organized within four different program levels, each of which presents a different vision for the NEC. The levels vary from modest capital investment and service options to dedicated high-speed rail and robust regional service. At each level, the alternatives present different service options, including new types of service to increase frequency, minimize travel time or increase the number of "one-seat rides" available on the system, as well as providing improved connections to off-corridor markets.
All 15 Preliminary Alternatives include improvements to the existing NEC spine. Several of the alternatives include concepts for new routes with off-corridor segments. These are representative routes intended for further study and refinement.
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Basically, the controller to human interface. The less you think about the hunk of plastic in your hands, the better the playability.
Flat out, just how fun the game is to play. The most important factor in rating a game.