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Liverpool debutant Mario Balotelli generated all the pre-match hype, but it was Raheem Sterling who provided the magic in Sunday's Barclays Premier League clash with Tottenham.
Sterling ignited the 3-0 rout at White Hart Lane with an eighth-minute opener and tormented Spurs with a display that will have delighted England coach Roy Hodgson ahead of the forthcoming fixtures against Norway and Switzerland.
The 19-year-old's finest moment saw him weave a path through the home defence only to fire a tame shot at Hugo Lloris, prompting Brendan Rodgers to joke: "Raheem ran into the box like Ricky Villa and finished it like Ricky Gervais".
Otherwise the Liverpool boss was glowing in his praise for Sterling and with Jordan Henderson and Daniel Sturridge also excelling, he predicted England will also benefit from the progress made by the trio.
"Raheem needs to be better on his left foot. It was a wonderful moment of skill and he was fantastic for us again," Rodgers said.
"His tactical awareness is improving, and for a kid of 19.he's been great.
"I don't see him as a (number) 10, I think he's flexible. You've seen his flexibility and it was perfect against Spurs.
"It's important he has the intelligence to play these different positions and he's developing that well.
"Him, Daniel Sturridge and Jordan Henderson are playing at a leading club and showing really good tactical awareness and energy.
"They're going to do well for Roy Hodgson in the years to come."
Balotelli, making his first appearance since completing a £16milllion move from AC Milan last week, could not be faulted for his attitude in an encouraging afternoon's work, but he missed three super chances.
"Mario was excellent. You could see his team ethic - he was pressing, working for us as much as he could. He was very good," Rodgers said.
"Take away the circus that surrounds him - the circus he probably invites himself sometimes - and control the background noise and get him focused on his football, and he's a good fella.
"He'll make mistakes and he was disappointed not to score, but he'll be a handful for defenders.
"He's now at an age where he has to show maturity. Now I'm giving him responsibility.
"For the first time in his life, he marked at a corner. Seriously.
"An international player who has won three titles in Italy and the Champions League and we were doing corners in training. I said 'you're picking him up at a corner' and he said 'I don't mark at corners'. I replied: 'Well, now you do'.
"He had a great header against Tottenham from a corner. Treat him like an adult and it'll bring the best out of him."
Rodgers described the victory as an "outstanding performance" following Monday's 3-1 drubbing by Manchester City and hailed Alberto Moreno's goal as "a great finish".
It was Tottenham's first defeat of the season under new manager Mauricio Pochettino and the Argentinean felt events conspired against them.
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"In the beginning after some mistakes we conceded the first goal, but we competed very well in that first half. We created a chance, a one against one with the keeper.
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Friday, September 08, 2006
The Devil Speaks: The Dilemma
A long time ago, in a blogosphere far, far away, a guy named BaggyPantsDevil used to be a frequent contributor here at the MZone. But then he got busy with something called "work" and, even more frightening, his employer blocked access to blogs! Like they expected people to do their jobs and shit. Yet somehow, some way, Baggy is back and has secretly managed to submit the post below.
In case you haven't heard, this week, the Ohio State Buckeyes play the Texas Longhorns. The college football world is all lathered up about Saturday's game between the Number 1 and Number 2 ranked teams in the country. Also, both teams have a somewhat special connection to Michigan although they kind of lie at opposite ends of the spectrum.
Ohio State—of course—is Michigan's most hated rival and most frequently played opponent (they've played 102 times). Michigan fans and Ohio State fans generally despise each other. Ohio State fans hurl adolescent insults around the internet like they hurl beer bottles at anything maize and blue on the streets of Columbus.
Michigan and Texas have only played once, but it was one of the most memorable games in recent history. Michigan fans and Texas fans seem to have a mutual respect for one another. Texas fans generally compliment Michigan and seem more likely to buy a Michigan fan a beer than throw one at him.
That the current top two teams in the country playing each other only partly explains all the interest in this game. One of the great things about college football is that it has no post-season playoff (don't worry, this isn't going to be a dissertation on why bowl games are better than a playoff). The lack of a playoff means every game your team plays matters and many games that don't even involve your team matter as well. Saturdays aren't just about watching your team play, they're about watching your team and then watching every other game that can effect your team. Although wives may never accept this, that is usually most of the other games.
Watching teams that are not Michigan means having to decide who to root for. It's just not as much fun unless there's something at stake in the game. I generally apply two simple rules to deciding who I should root for in games not involving Michigan:
Rule 1: Root against any team ranked higher than Michigan.
Rule 2: Root for any team that has or will play Michigan this year.
These rules should be obvious as the desired outcomes help Michigan. Whenever anyone ranked higher than Michigan loses, Michigan moves up (assuming they win). Whenever a team Michigan plays wins, Michigan looks better because they'll have a stronger schedule. Yes, sometimes I want Ohio State to win. I was even hoping Notre Dame would beat USC last year. After that, I have a less rational and almost irrelevant rule:
Rule 3: Root for the underdog, especially if it's a perennial loser surprisingly hanging in there against a perennial powerhouse.
Rooting for teams I really should care nothing about enlarges the whole college football experience. Saturdays aren't just about watching Michigan for three hours and then washing the car. I have a cornucopia of games that actually matter to me and in which I have an emotional investment. In 1997, I suddenly became a Missouri fan and was thrilled—although eventually saddened—to see them stand up to the Red Army-like juggernaut that was Nebraska. Last year, I was surfing through the channels and stumbled across an exciting game that found lowly Vanderbilt going at it against Florida. It was inspiring (and ironic) in 1999, to see East Carolina—it's campus under water from Hurricane Floyd and having to play in Raleigh—overcome a 20 point deficit to beat the Miami…Hurricanes.
Which finally brings me back to my point. Applying my rules to the Ohio State-Texas game.
Both teams are ranked higher than Michigan and—at Number 1 and Number 2—neither is really an underdog, but Michigan will eventually play Ohio State. Therefore—according to my rules—I should be rooting for Ohio State. For some reason, though, it's not that simple. Thus, the dilemma.
I find myself kind of sort of liking Texas lately. Maybe it's the sense of kinship now that they've experienced Ohio State fans. Maybe it's the respect one has for an honorable foe that's the result of the 2005 Rose Bowl. It could be gratitude at the Longhorns ending the tongue worshipping of the GREATEST COLLEGE FOOTBALL TEAM EVER. It might be that Mack Brown—a coach long derided for underutilizing his talent, playing too conservatively and predictably, and not being able to beat his archrival—has provided an example of hope for us Michigan fans. I could even be that Texas is the Number 1 party school in the country. Actually, it's probably because the Texas Pom Squad wears hot-pants and chaps.
Anyway, I'm having a problem wanting Ohio State win this one even though it will help Michigan out. Of course, it could have something to do with wanting to just shut up Ohio State fans and put an end—or at least turn down the volume—on all the "OMG! Ted Ginn AND Troy Smith" chirping. I was hoping Georgia Tech would beat Notre Dame last Saturday for much the same reason, to shut up the "returning to glory" talk, at least for a little while. Besides, I'm starting to think it's true that humanity loses every time Ohio State wins.
So, for all the Michigan fans, who do you want to win?
Me, I'm going for hot coeds in hot-pants and chaps.
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm, chaps
38 comments:
- Nitric Oxide said...
Michigan fans can root for Texas or Ohio State, doesnt matter......what matters is that OSU will beat Michigan, again, this year.....and there will be a 'Hole in the Marching Victors (read Losers)' pants again....
Humanity might lose if OSU wins a game (however that might be possible, maybe only in AA), but its the spirit of College Football that loses if an in-conference team roots for an out-of-conference team, ever.
Michigan fans, get your bearings together.....stop pointing out to OSU fans how to act and react - just learn to be good sportsmen... again, thats not something Loser LLoyd talks about in Trash Arbor.
Rivalry apart, your website is awesome, very original, fresh and enjoyable every time. Hope your football team was as good.
- September 08, 2006 12:59 AM
- JVH said...
You forgot Rule Number A: In all cases always root against Ohio State.
OSU fans suck. It can't be pointed out enough. I find it quite humorous that nitric oxide preaches to Michigan fans to "learn to be good sportsmen" then in the same sentence calls your coach a loser and your town trash.
- September 08, 2006 2:27 AM
Sorry, any Michigan fan must root for Ohio State. The game of the year is when these two meet, and anything that takes away from that must be opposed.
- September 08, 2006 3:03 AM
There may be a pragmatic reason for Michigan fans to cheer for Texas (apart from wanting to go to heaven): the tOSU confidence level and sharpened focus on the MNC after a major win may make tOSU a tougher opponent later in the season. In other words, Michigan may find it easier to beat a tOSU that questions its ability to win big games this season as contrasted with a tOSU that has already beaten (in an away game) the strongest opponent it has faced hitherto. . . . Even if you don't but this analysis, cheer for Texas because in your heart you know its right.
- September 08, 2006 5:42 AM
Calling Michigan losers and telling Michigan fans to be good sportsmen in the same comment...a shining example of hypocrisy only a Buckeye fan is capable of.
Hook em Horns this weekend.
- September 08, 2006 8:16 AM
Has history taught you anything? Would you rather beat an undefeated OSU (93, 95, 96), and ruin a season or see them lose and play a team looking to take it out on UM? If OSU can go into 11/18 11-0, the level of nervous anticipation in Buckeyes will be at an all time high.
I have 3 rules:
1. Always root for the Big Ten OOC.
2. Always root against ND unless it could help your cause (this is thankfully very rare).
3. Root against any team ahead of you in the polls unless you will play them, you want to be the one to beat them.
Now go forth and conquer - See you in Columbus for the NEXT 1 vs 2!
- September 08, 2006 8:46 AM
Your analysis about Texas is correct. Best fans, team, and band I've ever been around. I have nothing but respect for Texas and everything associated with their program.
However, as a Michigan fan, each week that brings us closer to the opportunity to crush an 11-0 OSU team in Columbus far outweighs my interest in seeing some far-away friends of mine win a game.
Fuck OSU for giving me this dilemma. The best option is that this game is won at the last second by an OSU player accepting illegal benefits and forfeited somewhere down the road.
- September 08, 2006 8:59 AM
- Tom said...
Your dilemma is hard enough, but here is mine. I'm a Michigan grad attending grad school at Texas A&M. Every time I try think about who to root for, my head threatens to explode. Perhaps its a good thing that I won't be back from the A&M game until the beginning of the fourth quarter at the earliest.
- September 08, 2006 9:05 AM
- DevilGrad said...
Well, after naturalizing to ACC hoops during grad school, I learned that my two favorite teams were Duke and whoever's-playin'-Carolina. Apply your corollary here, and forget the other rules.
And, yes, the self-refuting post from Nitric Oxide was pretty damn funny.
- September 08, 2006 9:07 AM
- Ungar Kelt said...
I generally always pull for the Big-10 in out of conference games. But I made the mistake of backing Tosu against Miami in 2002. I had no idea what a monstrous transformation that this NC would have on the simple Tosu fans, spinning them into a downward spiral of potty-mouthed-ness, out of control arrogance, irrational feelings of invinciblity, and endless gushing over Tressel in an embarrassing perpetual expression of their "school-girl" crush on Sweatervest. For most sane fans, it would have taken at least ten years to emerge from the gutter of the Cooper years- they shook it off in 3.
Anyway, I hope Tosu gets destroyed. Not just a close loss like last year, but a complete demolition. I know that doesn't help Michigan at all, but I can learn to live with that.
- September 08, 2006 9:09 AM
ungar kelt:
I feel the same way. On one hand, in the interest of my team, I can't root for that to happen. On the other hand, goddamn I love seeing them fall from glory and I certainly wouldn't shed a tear if they got blown out by 50 points.
- September 08, 2006 9:19 AM
- Wild Willie said...
I think this idea of always cheering for your conference is a great one. While it is nost applicable during bowl games, there are times that this doesn't need to apply. For example, when 1 vs. 2 go at it in the regular season (especially early in the season) we have found that it doesn't really hurt them as much in the long run. SO the way I see it, any Michigan fan can cheer for Texas in this case and not really be breaking the rule.
Additionally, how cool would it be for Texas and Michigan to play in a National Championship game together. That can only happen if tOSU has two losses.
- September 08, 2006 9:26 AM
M-Zone guys, HELP!
Austin is being invaded by hordes of primer red and bondo grey clad invaders. We need your expertise, honed over 100 or so years, to help us survive this onslaught! We're developing our list of survival tips and could use some of yours!
This is what we have so far:
1) Don't get caught between a Buckeye and the buffet at any restaurant.
2) Try not to follow too close to them in line their women, lest you risk getting accidentally pushed into a crack of no return
3) Carry a cow bell at all times to drown out the blather of their Woody Hayes/Troy Smith/Ted Ginn Jr. drone.
4) Camouflage your children as a salad. They should be safe.
5) Keep a pack of bologna as a handy in case you need to make a fast escape. Throw it behind you and run.
6) If you feel threatened and you don't have a pack of bologna handy, say something like "look over there! Isn't that a crankshaft from a 1971 Malibu?" The Buckeyes will immediately begin fighting among themselves over whether it's from a Malibu or from a "Chevelle with the 396 Super Sport engine."
7) Study up on the types of mullet hairstyles as well as brands of paint primer and bondo so you can speak to them in their own language.
8) If you own a tattoo parlor, double up on staff and the barbed wire tattoo template.
9) Get some flame retardant for any couches you have in your possession.
10) If forced to describe something, use terms they understand, like "You probably won't like that beer because it doesn't taste like cardboard soaked in sausage grease"
11) For small talk, tell them that you once visited the Polish Hall of Fame in Toledo and mention that it's located above Ducats Imperial Lanes Bowling Alley on West Central Avenue.
- September 08, 2006 9:36 AM
tOSU winning Hurts Michigan recruiting. Texas winning doesnt.
tOSU winning inflates their ego
Texas winning deflates their ego
Beating a 11-0 rival is great.
Making a 0-11 rival a 0-12 school is greater
- September 08, 2006 9:42 AM
More chaps.
- September 08, 2006 9:51 AM
The Fiesta Bowl last year was a particularly tough quandary. I guess that I was ultimately pulling for OSU, but I was kinda hoping for a brawl in the first quarter and a cancellation of the game (or better yet, both teams forfeit and gets Ls).
I also wanted to point out that I was particularly impressed by the brief glimpse ESPN showed last weekend of UM's cheerleaders. Maybe (ok, definitely) not Texas caliber, but perhaps the talent gap is lessening.
- September 08, 2006 10:06 AM
31-24, Longhorns.
- September 08, 2006 10:24 AM
- Herringbone said...
"tOSU winning Hurts Michigan recruiting. Texas winning doesnt.
tOSU winning inflates their ego
Texas winning deflates their ego"
Dead Wrong on the recruiting front...Michigan recruiting in Ohio is already in shambles. UM needs Texas as it recruits nationally...duh...
And whoever posted those rules about the OSU fans in Austin...just ignorant...beyond all belief. I am sure that there are more than a number of trailer trash stereotypes that are more true in Texas than they are in Ohio or Michigan, but I digress...
- September 08, 2006 11:05 AM
- CrimeNotes said...
I feel like this site is unusually confused in who it wants to win this weekend.
On OSU-Texas: I root for the Big 10 against non-conference play at all costs, but this time it's different. The simple reason is, we don't want OSU to contend for a national title, and losing to Texas this early could make Ohio State's entire season contingent on seeing an undefeated team lose. This year their momentum seems premised entirely on being national championship contenders. Give them a knock early and it might throw them into a tailspin. Hence, for the only time all season, I'm rooting against a Big Ten team in non-conference play.
On Notre Dame/Penn State (discussed in the post below): Michigan being ranked in the mid-teens in a pre-season poll, then artificially being jumped to number 10, seems like a poor rationale for rooting for Notre Dame against Penn State. Does Michigan need the ego boost or momentum of beating an undefeated Notre Dame? Not bloody likely. Additional observations: Notre Dame having multiple losses and the glory not returning is good for Michigan not just for gloating purposes, but recruiting; Penn State is no patsy and playing them at night on the road could be painful (think about the implications later this year of beating or losing to a potentially very good Penn State team); there's conference integrity at state; and, finally, Notre Dame is significantly more insufferable, threatening, and cocksucky than Penn State. For sentimental and practical reasons, I feel like wanting a Penn State win is an easy call.
- September 08, 2006 11:34 AM
Thanks for those words.
As a longhorn fan, it's going to be a tough game to win and we do hope we win.
You guys are all class and cheers to a great season.
Hook'em Horns
- September 08, 2006 11:34 AM
- harry hasselhoff said...
Anon 6:36, seems like you are right on track. From years of Ann Arbor being invaded not only by Ohio-billies but by Spartan-billies as well, I can tell you that your survival instincts will serve you well as you try to protect yourself from the Buckeye-wearing hordes.
Anyhow, I was as conflicted as some of the other posters about who to root for but nitric oxide's inane post sealed the deal, reaffirming the worst about the tOSU faithful. So this weekend I say HOOK 'EM HORNS, and of course,
- September 08, 2006 11:55 AM
Excellent post. I pretty much agree with all the rationale and everything. However, I am reluctantly rooting for Ohio State to win in a blowout. Every year, I hope for a matchup of undefeated rivals the week before Thanksgiving. This year, that may be more possible than most. So until one of the teams lose, I always root for them to win every game in hopes of the nation's full attention on the greatest rivalry in sports.
Besides, there's nothing better than taking down a top-ranked OSU. I want them riding high going into that game.
To devilgrad, basketball is a totally different entity where rankings are irrelevant and every Div I team makes the tournament (if their conference has a conf. tournament). There are other things to consider here.
- September 08, 2006 12:16 PM
As a Texas fan, I use almost the exact same rules as you. However, these carefully crafted rules often break down in the heat of the moment involving a game between a rival and another team.
For example, the 2004 NC game between Oklahoma and USC... I was thinking to myself, "Ok, I'll root for OU because of conference pride, and we'll look better because the only team we lost to were the national champions." Well, that thinking didn't last long. As soon as the rout was on, I started cheering wildly and hoping that Pete Carroll would crack 80 against the hated Sooners.
Keep up the good work MZone, and OU SUCKS!!!
- September 08, 2006 12:18 PM
As an OU fan, I generally adhere to those rules, but when it comes to texas the rules are out the door.
- September 08, 2006 12:54 PM
Shame on Jenn Sterger and the FSU Cowgirls. Compared to the Texas chap squad, the Cowgirls have definitely let themselves go.
Jenn is obviously too busy trying to squeeze the most out of her 15 minutes, rather than working out those abs.
- September 08, 2006 1:58 PM
I'm with Masked Avenger....
More Chaps
- September 08, 2006 2:14 PM
And to add to Daddy's comment, my guess is that Jenn isn't too worried about the way her abs look because during money shots the camera doesn't show that high up anyway.
- September 08, 2006 2:23 PM
Nice Toledo reference Anon 6:36, my home town. The only flaw is Toledo is not a Buckeye safe haven since the town is pretty much split down the middle for UofM amd OSU. Also, the Polish fest is on the other side of the city.
- September 08, 2006 3:24 PM
Well regardless of whether you root for OSU or not I will still root for you to 11-0 so that the game in November will be for all the marbles. I also would like to say how do expect to not get reactionary posts when you make incendiary articles and comments. Everyone needs to chill a little bit and realize that as long as you see some huge hits and great plays college football is one of the greatest sport pastimes in history. Those who will root for the Buckeyes thanks, those who don't I hope you are disappointed.
- September 08, 2006 3:41 PM
Holy crap anon 12:41, a Buckeye fan responds with a non-flaming post. Thanks! I guess there's a first time for everything...
Anyway, I think I'll be pulling for Texas tomorrow, but I think OSU will win in a big way. I'd love to see a good game though.
Go Blue Too!
- September 08, 2006 4:18 PM
- Ungar Kelt said...
Is "Fuck Texas" being heard, or did they cleverly make up a different rallying cry for the Longhorns?
- September 08, 2006 4:49 PM
someone once told me that the hardest decision you'll ever make is settling on a wife. Bullshit. The hardest decision was figuring out who to root for in last yr's Fiesta Bowl. I hate both teams w/ my being and soul. I always thought I hated OSU more than ND, but when the points started raining on ND I was more satisfied to see it continue. i also had to vomit, actually enjoying an OSU win. Why God didn't throw a thunderbolt at the field that day I'll never know, hence, i have lost my faith in the Lord.
so to put it short: I want to beat OSU more than anyone else, but I hate ND more. Does that make sense? Should I hit myself in the balls w/ a baseball bat? I'm really confused
- September 08, 2006 5:36 PM
- TrueMGoBlue said...
I find games like this to be enjoyable due to my ability to just watch the actual without the emotional baggage. It's really a "no-lose" situation. I have always rooted for Big10 teams in all non-conference games and bowl games; however, my weekend will not exactly be ruined if tOSU happens to lose...
- September 08, 2006 5:40 PM
I encountered a Buckeye fan in a bar once. I happened to be wearing my "Rudy Sucks" shirt and my Michigan hat. This was a week or two before they played in last years "Al-Quaida Bowl" as I like to put it. He said to me "Fuck Notre Dame! Are you pulling for the Buckeyes!?" only with more slobber in his 'S's. I said "I usually cheer for the Big Ten in Bowl Games." Then he said "Good. Because fuck you, we don't cheer for you. Fuck Michigan!"
So living in Ohio and dealing with these people on a regular basis I would love nothing more than to see them get their asses handed to them, whether it be from us, Texas (classy fans by the way), or any other foe.
So if they win, great, we'll wipe their shit eating grins right down High Street in November.
If they lose, fuck 'em, the majority of them are assholes anyway.
- September 08, 2006 6:59 PM
- Trevor Pitt said...
What you don't take into account is the dynamic of most Ohio State fans. A vast majority of us support professional teams based in Ohio. The sheer pain and frustration of being a fan of anything sports related in Ohio is passed from generation to agonizing generation. Being an avid Reds, Bengals & Bluejackets supporter, I may never see another champion for the rest of my life. That being said, I think that's why Buckeye fans put so much stock into any OSU victory. It's all we have to rely on. That, and waiting to see Michigan and/or Notre Dame getting a right rogering from an unranked team.
- September 08, 2006 8:32 PM
You guys are so Ohio-phobic...have you ever tried it? How do you know that you wouldn't like it? You guys are so against it I think that you really want it. You are soooo BUCKEYE.
Yost, Benny,
I really enjoy this little forum for frustrated M fans that you have created. It has taught me that levity, not courage, is the better part of valor.
Please do root against the Buckeyes. Actually, I'm suprised at the conflict and inner turmoil that this game has brought about in UM fans. I for one would not root for UM in any game. That's what good nemesis' do for one another. Any softening of the animosity would, I feel, cheapen the spirit of competition and turn it into the vanilla mutual masturbation sundae UM and UT fans seem to share.
/Go Bucks
//Married a Spartian
///Mother-in-Law is a Wolverine
////I haven't thrown a brick through either of their windshields
- September 08, 2006 11:03 PM
- Herbert West said...
Do most Buckeye fans even care about what Michigan does in a game? I remeber having no stock in the Alamo Bowl at all. Oh well.
- September 10, 2006 5:24 PM
- Flop said...
Having been the recipient of a snide, gloating phone call immediately after Ohio State beat Texas (I'm a Michigan alum), I think it's safe to say that Ohio State fans do pretty much define themselves by Michigan, even when they have a disgustingly good team that just throttled another major power.
That's just one reason why they'll always be the Texas A&M in this rivalry.
- September 10, 2006 9:34 PM


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State and national glory, the pursuit of it and the bitter agony of nearly attaining it dominated Powell sports headlines at the start of the 2010 calendar year. Powell High School and Northwest College athletic teams combined to give local crowds plenty of reasons to jump to their feet and cheer.
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Team second in rankings behind Worland
Thirteen Powell High School wrestlers appear in the WyoWrestling.com Class 3A rankings as schools break for the holiday recess. Included in that number are five Panther grapplers who currently hold down the No. 1 ranking in their division.
Wrestlers Robert Friday (119), Jimmy Seckman (152), Olie Olson (160), Randy Andrews (171) and Trevor Griffeth (285) will begin 2011 sitting atop the polls.
December 22, 2010 5:58 pm
It was the Wednesday before Christmas at the Powell Tribune. The Sports Guy looked up and he felt himself swoon.
"My goodness," he exclaimed, "it's the month of December. Christmas is near! How could I not remember?"
December 20, 2010 5:19 pm
December 20, 2010 5:12 pm
Top squads in 2A, 3A take down Powell
After spending more than 20 minutes building a nine-point lead on Class 2A's top-ranked Lovell Bulldogs, the Powell Panthers watched as it all came unraveled in the span of 10 as the team fell 55-50 in boys' basketball action on Thursday.
December 16, 2010 2:59 pm
No. 2 North Idaho pushes past NWC
Second-ranked North Idaho overwhelmed No. 6 Northwest College 27-12 in a meeting of NJCAA wrestling heavyweights on Friday in Couer d'Alene, Idaho. The Trappers rebounded on Saturday to close out the 2010 portion of their schedule with a 24-17 victory over No. 12 Southwestern Oregon.
"It was nice to get the win at the end of the semester against Southwestern Oregon," said Trapper head wrestling coach Jim Zeigler. "We had some guys who wrestled well against some tough competition, and we had some guys who saw they need to work on some things and get better against that caliber of competition."
December 16, 2010 2:56 pm
Team forfeits three wins
Yellowstone Quake team officials announced they will be required to forfeit three wins as the result having an over-age player on their roster. The ruling was handed down this past weekend by the North Pacific Hockey League (NORPAC).
"We expected this," said Quake head coach Craig Furstenau. "It didn't come as a surprise to us."
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ASHEVILLE — Foundry, a shop/gallery focusing on handcrafted items made from recycled materials, has been recognized as the Small Business of the Month for April by the Greater Asheville Chamber of Commerce.
The shop opened in 2010 and is owned by Natalie Hood and Shelly Piper.
The chamber's Small Business of the Month award is given to local businesses who deliver quality products with good customer service and make a contribution to Asheville's business community.
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Most people never say, Im sorry.
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An acquaintance of a friend of a friend of mine once felt compelled to air my dirty laundry to an intimate group of dinner party guests. Fortunately or not, I found myself elsewhere at the moment enjoying a marvelously naïve time, not knowing that someone found it necessary to scandalize me. Of course, bad news travels faster than the speed of light, and it wasnt long before I found out what happened. Needless to say, I felt crushed for at least an hour or two, recovering quickly after realizing that a leopard cant change its spots any more than a vitriolic person can find something kind to say about someone. In time, a different friend of a friend of a friend of mine spilled the beans of my misery to the guilty person.
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And so, given the way that people work, what are we to do when weve been scandalized?
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Saturday, February 09, 2008
My apologies
60 comments:
- whetstonebuck said...
I thought this was your life. I'm so disappointed.
Note to self: examine this mystery termed "real life." Must gain perspective.
- February 08, 2008 7:30 AM
- Out of Conference said...
Yost met a girl, Yost met a girl!
- February 08, 2008 10:04 AM
- KG said...
Looks like Surrounded in Columbus has been busy in your absense...
- February 08, 2008 10:24 AM
- whetstonebuck said...
Talk about your deer caught in the headlights.
Quick, someone coach him.
- February 08, 2008 10:47 AM
- Joshua said...
I'd be up for coaching him, but based on my post count I think we all know my playboy-posturing is just that. Or that I'm not taking time off from work to get laid at least. Ah, the good old days- You know, back when I was 33 or so. Apparently all the women dry up when you turn 34.
- February 08, 2008 12:21 PM
- Joshua said...
Ha! Check out the Illinois pic on the front page of ESPN. Looks like the guys shirt says "Orange Krust". Someone should tell him to clean that off and go to the clinic.
- February 08, 2008 12:30 PM
- surrounded in columbus said...
thanks, but it wasn't my doing. i would never try to get a tosu player to decommit by sending a fake letter saying tosu was taking away the offer.
when i send a fake letter supposedly from tosu, i always say that tosu is taking away the new car, the "no show" summer job, and cutting off the cash. that's what really gets them to look else where.
- February 08, 2008 12:45 PM
- Frankly, Scarlett said...
'Real Life'?? What's more real than feeding us vital info about Michigan Football!?
Get your priorities straight, man!
- February 08, 2008 2:34 PM
- TitleIX said...
real life?
we don't nee' no stinkin' real life!
- February 08, 2008 2:42 PM
- Sgt. Wolverine said...
I thought Michigan football WAS real life. I am now extraordinarily disillusioned; thanks a lot.
Although since my real life features plenty of sports (of the high school variety), I probably shouldn't complain much.
- February 08, 2008 2:55 PM
- Catie said...
I feel your pain Yost. My life is being consumed by the University of Michigan right now.......*sigh* if it were only UofM Football that was consuming me.....ahhhh well......only a few more months :o)
- February 08, 2008 4:18 PM
- whetstonebuck said...
"when i send a fake letter supposedly from tosu, i always say that tosu is taking away the new car, the "no show" summer job, and cutting off the cash. that's what really gets them to look else where."
Else where as in they wander back to Michigan pouting.
- February 08, 2008 4:50 PM
- TitleIX said...
whoa whoa whoa
hold the freakin' phone!
who hijacked 'our' Katie and made her into sexpot Catie?????
See what you started Mr. SiC puppy???
ya go and raise the bar like that, me and Brandi may have to call and go all in...
- February 08, 2008 4:54 PM
- Catie said...
Shit...is it too much? ROFL. I was just having fun, figured my pic was a bit dated (my hair is so different now) I did the whole name change....I thought......well.....damn.....do you know how difficult it is to get a photo of yourself? Now I have to start over???? *SIGH*
- February 08, 2008 5:13 PM
- whetstonebuck said...
"ya go and raise the bar like that, me and Brandi may have to call and go all in..."
Talk is cheap.
- February 08, 2008 5:15 PM
- whetstonebuck said...
"do you know how difficult it is to get a photo of yourself?"
Not too difficult. Joshua says he took a bunch of you. Really, Katie, close the drapes.
- February 08, 2008 5:18 PM
- TitleIX said...
No catie---don't change it! it's just soooo different from the other one.
it's good to recreate ones' self
personally, I vote for NO pic of yourself cuz their are creepy things lurking out there......
- February 08, 2008 5:19 PM
- Catie said...
Not too difficult. Joshua says he took a bunch of you. Really, Katie, close the drapes.
Did you not get the memo??? I am Catie now :P
- February 08, 2008 5:23 PM
- whetstonebuck said...
Okay, Sybil. Whatever you say.
- February 08, 2008 5:25 PM
- surrounded in columbus said...
All I'm saying bout the new catie is the puppy's tail is a waggin'!
- February 08, 2008 5:26 PM
- Catie said...
I say that you are an ass. Nice to know that I have that much say! Thanks! :o)
- February 08, 2008 5:26 PM
- Catie said...
Thanks SIC! (I still might have to change it though, it really isn't quite my style!! )
- February 08, 2008 5:28 PM
- whetstonebuck said...
Uh, tail's on top, dude.
- February 08, 2008 5:30 PM
- TitleIX said...
now I am blank because I can't figure out which of the five zillion codes to use from photobucket to add a new pic to my profile
I was trying schwety really I was....
- February 08, 2008 6:01 PM
- Catie said...
Yeah T9!! We want a new photo!!!
- February 08, 2008 6:05 PM
- TitleIX said...
tech support anyone???
- February 08, 2008 6:07 PM
- TitleIX said...
so I initially needed a boy to put a picture into my profile, and now I have screwed up my profile and can't figure out how to reset my picture alllllll because of a boy who called my bluff.
couldn't have that so here I am blank as a jaybird and PISSED because I have 3 freakin' higher education degrees and I can't figure out what to put in the stooopid web slot on the dashboard so it can link to photobucket and get the FIERCE HOT SEX-LADEN picture that I put there....
whetstone it is ALL YOUR FAULT!!! ;-)
- February 08, 2008 6:18 PM
- Catie said...
Can you get the photo from photo bucket onto your desktop?? You don't need to link it any longer, you can simply upload it from edit your profile.....come on T9, I want to see your sexy photo!!!
- February 08, 2008 6:52 PM
- whetstonebuck said...
whetstone it is ALL YOUR FAULT!!! ;-)
I'm your huckleberry.
- February 08, 2008 6:56 PM
- Joshua said...
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- February 08, 2008 9:53 PM
- Joshua said...
"Not too difficult. Joshua says he took a bunch of you. Really, Katie, close the drapes."
Whoa Buckeye! I may be closer to our favorite women, but I'm not that close- I prefer texting landlines. (Sorry- inside joke, Sweatervest lovers need not apply)
And glad to know I'm not the only one who missed the memo- I thought I had developed sudden onset dyslexia for a moment.
"ya go and raise the bar like that, me and Brandi may have to call and go all in..."
Poker knowledge trumps math skills, just so you know. And who the hell is Brandi?
ps- my profile has been redone just for you girls. And a prelim Ninja Football header- opinions?
- February 08, 2008 10:11 PM
- whetstonebuck said...
Ha! I knew you would surface after the drapes comment.
I was just about to compliment you on your maize and blue ninja, but you went and changed it to...???
What the heck is that?
- February 08, 2008 10:14 PM
- Joshua said...
Maize and blue ninja with some artistic flair. If you click on the profile it gets better.
- February 08, 2008 10:21 PM
- whetstonebuck said...
Are you sure that's not a hockey goalie?
- February 08, 2008 10:33 PM
- Joshua said...
Ninja Football buddy-
Now that our new ninja-back has sent in his LOI, and since my blog has yet to debut, I feel linking to this is ok. Hilarious.
- February 08, 2008 10:49 PM
- Catie said...
Joshua, T9 needs your help! She is TRYING to get a pic up!!!
The ninja works for ya, nice choice. (although it does sort of look like a hockey goalie...LOL)
Glass Knick Knacks.........ROFL
Whets......at some point in time.....long about the middle of the 2007 season, I must have said something wrong.....but you have only been annoyed by me ever since. I can't apologize for something I don't know I did, but certainly if I offended you, I would want to know and make it right. (aside from the your are an ass comment last night)
- February 09, 2008 7:39 AM
- whetstonebuck said...
Catie, Katie, Catie.
Nothing could be further from the truth. Ouch. I'm sorry if I came across that way. Please, rest easy.
As for your new avatar; one word:
- February 09, 2008 9:11 AM
- Catie said...
Whets, Cool. I am glad it was just me misreading. Thanks for taking a moment to help straighten me out.
- February 09, 2008 9:27 AM
- Out of Conference said...
What's Yost going to think when he comes back and sees his "sorry no time to blog" open mike thread gets more comments than his regular posts, the thread becomes a new avatar thread, CKatie let's the world seeKatie with her scrumptious new avatar, Ninjas are on the gridiron, and a Buck is apologizing to a Wolverine!
There's something strange afoot in the Circle K parking lot.
- February 09, 2008 9:32 AM
- whetstonebuck said...
"There's something strange afoot in the Circle K parking lot."
You get points for a Bill & Ted quote. I use that quote a lot and people just look at me. A classic.
Regarding all the bizarre happenings--look to the eastern sky.
- February 09, 2008 12:03 PM
- Joshua said...
"There's something strange afoot in the Circle K parking lot." is right up there with "Have fun storming the castle!" on my list of most used. I always get funny looks for that, and it was always funny when I'd use it behind the bar in St. Thomas- all these tourists wondering if there's a castle on the island. *sigh* Some people are just so unlearned.
T, what's the issue with the avatar?
- February 09, 2008 12:17 PM
- Joshua said...
Hey, you know what's always funny- when i use "always funny" in a sentence a lot. It wouldn't be always funny except it's almost always in fact, funny.
Here's to proofreading.
- February 09, 2008 12:20 PM
- whetstonebuck said...
"Have fun storming the castle!"
Another classic, indeed! Man, I knew I had a home here. Great minds think alike.
"It's iocane powder. I'd bet my life on it."
Speaking of something funny, OOC pointed out my apology to Catie. However, look at the title to this thread. I was driven by an unseen impulse. Yost is working black magic behind the curtain.
- February 09, 2008 12:40 PM
- Tom C said...
T9 said "personally, I vote for NO pic of yourself cuz their are creepy things lurking out there......"
Hey!I've been called worse!
- February 09, 2008 4:04 PM
- whetstonebuck said...
Tom c,
Is that what the "c" stands for?
More stealth, my friend, more stealth.
- February 09, 2008 4:44 PM
- Catie said...
Ohhhh guys.....check out this!!!
Yeah...the University of Michigan.....#1 in players in the pros!! OSU is second ;o) (it might be that OSU needs to start getting used to that second place feeling behind NINJA Michigan Football!!!)
- February 09, 2008 7:02 PM
- Bigasshammm said...
I have a pic of myself ___>
- February 09, 2008 7:45 PM
- Catie said...
biggs......you look sooooooo yummmy.......(well...actually I am a vegetarian, so that is a lie, you don't look yummy. sorry...LOL)
- February 09, 2008 8:04 PM
- whetstonebuck said...
"(it might be that OSU needs to start getting used to that second place feeling behind NINJA Michigan Football!!!)"
According to that article, we should be swapping places at the end of 2008. We are only six down and steadily taking over the Big 10. You know it's true.
Even farm teams pay their players. :o)
We are going to sendja ninja to the Capitol One Bowl.
- February 09, 2008 8:17 PM
- Joshua said...
Anyone else read the article opn McGuffie being torn about going to Cal? Sounds like that's where he really wanted to go, but felt loyalty to the guys he helped recruit to A2. Gotta respect the kid for that, but I wonder if things don't go so well next year if he'll make it through the winter.
YAY! Wild speculation! So, uh, when's the season start?
Actually just neeeded to test the new avatar.
- February 10, 2008 12:40 AM
- TitleIX said...
Thank the LORD, T9 is back!!!!!
Brandi Chastain
- February 10, 2008 8:48 AM
- Catie said...
Joshua, I like that avatar better!! The BIG house in the background....awesome!
T9, you are back, but you have not changed! *sigh* you are leaving me to flounder alone!
- February 10, 2008 9:19 AM
- TitleIX said...
and now I'm blank again because I got cocky and thought that I knew what I was doing and so I tried to keep up with 'cool' kids again and look where it got me....
- February 10, 2008 10:42 AM
- Joshua said...
I'm completely offended you'd think I didn't know who that was. A)It involves a major sporting event. B)It involves a woman taking her shirt off. Trust me, if there's anything that gains my focus, it's those things. I meant what was your issue with getting it back up?
(ed. note: I'm leaving that sentence as originally typed for hilarity's sake, i meant what problems are you having with the avatar not showing?)
Reports say Pryor is down to OSU and PSU. Ah well, bit of a morale hit probably, but not a lot more.
If that kid picks OSU he has no clue what he's in for- the pressure and the venom that'll come out of some of our fan-base (the drunken cousin in starter shorts and flip-flops contingent).
- February 10, 2008 11:53 AM
- Catie said...
T9......You ARE the cool kid :o)
- February 10, 2008 12:20 PM
- Catie said...
PS, if you get it up and I don't come by to comment for a day or so.......I have serious shit going on right now, involving a brother that we are ending life support for....on my way there now........so........I promise to come and find your new avatar when I am back .....a day or so.....don't disappoint me!!!! (LOL)
- February 10, 2008 12:25 PM
- Out of Conference said...
Catie - peace be with your brother as well as you & your family for what you're going through.
- February 10, 2008 6:46 PM
- Catie said...
OOC, Thank you. My apologies for dumping that out there. I didn't think that one through.
Things are going well. Tomorrow we are ending the life support. I am grateful I arrived home in time to see him.
All is well. He is a good soul that will be at great peace!
- February 10, 2008 7:56 PM
- TitleIX said...
words on a message board really don't convey the appropriate sentiment, but I must say that OOC nailed it exactly.
prayers and peace for you and your entire family.
- February 11, 2008 6:43 AM
- Crock said...
thoughts and prayers are with you Catie
- February 11, 2008 10:14 AM


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CINEMA audiences are shocked - sometimes audibly - by a commercial about Wes Bonny, a ''normal young guy'' who died from melanoma aged 26.
According to tracking from the Cancer Institute NSW, 65 per cent of those who saw the ad, being shown throughout this summer, intended to increase their level of sun protection after watching it.
Melanoma is the most common cancer in 18 to 39-year-olds and, in all age groups, twice as many men as women die of the disease.
The advertisement, produced by the institute, features interviews with Bonny's parents, brother and friends, and was filmed not long after the young man died.
''When Wes was 23 he found a mole on his neck which turned out to be melanoma,'' his friend says in the advertisement. ''That was cut out but the melanoma had spread to his bloodstream … Getting a tan at the risk of getting melanoma, it just doesn't really make sense to me now after seeing Wes and just how hard he had it in the last few months of his life.''
Bonny, pictured, played cricket, loved the beach and water-skiing. Despite his outdoor lifestyle, he covered up the best he could and never went to the beach intending to get a tan.
Alecia Brooks from the Cancer Institute NSW, was part of the team that produced the advertisement which also airs on television and radio.
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A Jounin of the Sand Village, and the leader of Gaara's team; Baki is cruel and ruthless, despite his normally calm nature. Baki fights using both taijutsu and ninjutsu together with top of the line Sand Village branded Flak Jackets.Requirement to unlock: Mission: Sand Siblings at War
Sudden Strike
A simple, blindingly fast attack leaving an illusionary trail to throw off enemies. Baki does 20 piercing damage to one enemy.
Cooldown: None
Chakra required:
Classes: Physical, Melee, Instant
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Baki conjures a maelstrom of blade-like wind and does 40 piercing damage to one enemy.
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Flak Jacket
Baki puts on a specialized flak jacket from the sand village on himself, or one ally granting that character 50 destructible defense for 4 turns and during this time, that character will ignore all non-damage harmful effects except chakra cost changes.
Cooldown: 6
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Kansas Future Teacher Academy application deadline extendedMarch 28, 2013
Kansas high school students interested in careers in education have an extra few weeks to apply for the Kansas Future Teacher Academy.
With the previous deadline of March 15 having passed, applications will now be accepted through April 12.
"We have received 30 applications from young women in high schools across the state," said Bob Aman, director of the academy. "I challenge each high school counselor to find encourage at least one young man from their student body to apply to the academy."
Citing data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Aman said, only 2 percent of pre-K and kindergarten teachers and 18 percent of elementary and middle-school teachers are men. In secondary school, 42 percent of teachers are men.
Interested students can apply for one of 20 $50 scholarships to assist in paying the $100 fee each student must pay for attending the academy. The scholarships funding was made available through the Flint Hills Chapter of PDK for the academy hosted at Emporia State University.
Applications are available online from www.emporia.edu/jones and will be being accepted through April 12. High school counselors, educators or students with questions about the academy, or those who would like more information can call ESU's Jones Institute for Educational Excellence at 1-877-378-5433.
Every year the state's nationally renowned Teachers College at Emporia hosts 25-60 high school students for five days. During the academy, participants learn about opportunities for careers in education, problem-solving and leadership skills, personal goal setting, and the use of technology in education.
This year the KFTA will be held June 9-13, 2013, at both Emporia State University and Dodge City Community College. For more than a decade, the academy has been held at the two locations to accommodate geographic distance.
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The Kansas Future Teacher Academy began in 1984 and is coordinated by the Jones Institute for Educational Excellence at ESU. For more information about the academy, visit www.emporia.edu/jones/kfta/ or contact Terri Weast at 620-341-5372.
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RALEIGH (AP) — A bill advancing in the North Carolina House requires minors seeking treatment for sexually transmitted diseases and other problems to first obtain parental consent.
The House Health and Human Services Committee approved a Republican bill Tuesday that requires minors to get notarized consent from a parent or guardian to be treated for a venereal disease, pregnancy, substance abuse or mental illness. The bill would apply to prescriptions for birth control.
The bill includes exceptions where federal health care funding prohibits such restrictions, for judicial waivers of consent and in cases of emergency. Written consent wouldn't be needed if the parent or guardian accompanied the minor during the medical visit and gave permission.
Current law requires written consent only for abortions.
Rep. Chris Whitmire, R-Transylvania and the bill's lead sponsor, said by involving parents, the legislation helps prevent problems from being repeated.
"This bill addresses situations that often time reflect behaviors that led to it in many ways," he said.
Twenty-six states allow all minors 12 or older to consent to contraceptive services, according to the Guttmacher Institute, a reproductive and abortion rights group. All states currently allow minors of varying ages to consent to STD services. Of those, 18 allow but don't require a physician to inform a minor's parents of STD treatment.
Joining Whitmire in defending the bill were conservative organizations that argued it restores parental rights and lines of communication within families.
"While making provisions for judicial bypass and federal exceptions, this bill reinforces the longstanding presumption that fit parents act in the best interests of their children," said Jere Royall, counsel for the North Carolina Family Policy Council.
Rep. Marilyn Avila, R-Wake, said she thinks current law, which has been in place since 1977, has contributed to the deterioration of families.
"I just think it's an insidious sort of thing when you look at the directions our kids have taken," she said. "Maybe we've created those problems."
But Rep. Beverly M. Earle, D-Mecklenburg, said the arguments of supporters depend on a picture of family life that doesn't exist for the youth the current law is designed to protect.
"There's a whole world of young people out there that don't have that relationship with their parents," she said.
Representatives of the N.C. Aids Action Network, Covenant with North Carolina's Children and the president of the N.C. Pediatric Society argued the bill will discourage children from seeking help for potentially life-threatening problems that could affect others if left untreated.
"The concern is they're going to suffer, and not only suffer but transmit problems in the future," said John Rusher, a Raleigh pediatrician who heads the Society. He said the N.C. Academy of Family Physicians, the N.C. Medical Society and other organizations stand with him.
The bill passed 14-8. It now heads to the full House.
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RALEIGH (AP) — A bill advancing in the North Carolina House requires minors seeking treatment for sexually transmitted diseases and other problems to first obtain parental consent.


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Course Descriptions for the Computer & Information Systems Department
COIS6960 - Case Analysis In Comm/Info Sys
Spring 2014
This course summarizes and synthesizes instruction in communication and information systems. Through analyses of cases relevant to communication and information problem solving, reflection on the courses completed, and further application and synthesis of the principles of communication and information science, the Case Analysis course demonstrates the applicability of being conversant in both fields. The course involves oral and written student presentations, the contexts and critiques of which are structured to simulate work environments. Case analyses and presentations are to demonstrate comprehension of the theoretical frameworks of communication and information science and the interrelationship of these fields of study, and the ability to apply knowledge of the two disciplines in specific situations.
Prerequisites: COIS6031, COIS6050, COIS6030 and 18 credits
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