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Exactly Why Artificial Sweeteners Are Terrible (part 2)
Aspartame (or brand name Nutrasweet). Joe Mercola says it's the most dangerous substance added to foods. I might quibble with that, because mono sodium glutamate is a neurotoxin every bit as deadly. And the nitrates and nitrites in cured meats are potently carcinogenic. I'd agree that aspartame is a TOP THREE worst things, to avoid […]21 Comments • Continue Reading →
Nutrition for pregnant moms, babies, toddlers….part 3 of 5
Today's topic: WHAT DO I WEAN MY BABY ONTO? So, you can't feed your baby nothing but breast milk, and then goat milk (or yogurt/kefir) forever. Now you know why I highly encourage you to breastfeed as exclusively as you can, for 18 months. But when you do begin to wean your baby, avoid all […]10 Comments • Continue Reading →
Seven reasons not to drink soda, part 2 of 2
Here are seven kicks in the pants, to help you quit the soda habit: 1. SODA BRAIN! Brominated vegetable oil, or BVO, is added to soft drinks. It's an industrial chemical used in plastics as a flame retardant. (It's also in sports drinks.) It is known to cause nerve disorders and memory loss. It builds […]19 Comments • Continue Reading →
Nutrition is usually a gradual process of changes and improvement!
I think it's important you know how gradual my health changes were. Because I don't want you to be discouraged if you like how you feel eating whole foods, but your problems didn't disappear overnight. I've written about 21 health problems I had in my 20′s that have all gone the way of the Dodo. […]15 Comments • Continue Reading →
It's September 11, 2011. Today Matthew and I make a bet that we will pay an astonishing sum of money to each other, if we eat sugar anytime in the next year. (He has been texting me, "OMG! There's sugar in my SOUP! It's in Corn Nuts!" On and on goes the list.) Check out […]56 Comments • Continue Reading →
Dear GreenSmoothieGirl for Arizona, part 4 of 4
Chris: What's the best way to combat diarrhea? GSG: If it's chronic, it's likely evidence of a degenerative colon issue. Start getting a probiotic-rich FOOD in your diet every day. (Not just a pill, which is inferior.) For example, kefir, yogurt, kombucha, homemade sauerkraut or other fermented vegetables. Eat whole foods, which have a lot […]3 Comments • Continue Reading →
sugar replacement: possibly the best solution
You know I recommend only sparing use of any concentrated sweeteners. A while ago, I posted a recipe featuring COCONUT SUGAR. I'd been given a sample of it, and I was enjoying substituting it for Sucanat (my previous "standby" for baked goods). I didn't realize how hard to find it was until y'all wrote me […]10 Comments • Continue Reading →
Is agave a superfood or a poison?
Dear GreenSmoothieGirl: Dr. Mercola says agave is going to kill me! Is he right? Answer: I have been inundated with emails about this. In every class I teach, someone brings it up. First of all, Dr. Mercola didn't exactly say that, although he allowed it on his web site. Mercola is a brand, a big […]38 Comments • Continue Reading →
is agave safe?
Recently GSG readers raised questions about agave nectar after some well publicized concerns surfaced on the internet. Agave is my favorite sweetener because it's largely unprocessed and is a very low glycemic index product with a neutral flavor. Many of my recipes call for it, and I have found the human body reacts […]2 Comments • Continue Reading →
is agave good food?
Dear GreenSmoothieGirl: What about the controversy surrounding agave? Answer: I have seen a couple of people with clout on the internet say that one should be careful with agave. They make a decent point that since much of the product imported into the U.S. is from Mexico, we don't always know what we're getting. […]9 Comments • Continue Reading →


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... Don Weinland email@example.com Financial leaders are wondering if the authorities are genuinely willing to allow such companies to default, a scenario that has yet to happen Industry waiting for first mainland trust firm to fall Global financial leaders are still waiting patiently for a trust company on the mainland to go belly up- as a small signal that the central government ...http://www.scmp.com/business/money/markets-investing/article/1590510/industry-waiting-first-trust-company-default-china
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Greenland's glaciers 'more vulnerable' to rapid melting
Tim Radford
27th May 2014Greenland's glaciers are more vulnerable to global warming than had previously been feared, reports Tim Radford, as ice bodies are undercut by seawater. The threat of rapidly rising sea levels just went up yet another notch. more...
UKIP's climate idiocy - and future mass migration
James Dyke
27th May 2014UKIP's election success is a victory for the climate change 'skeptics', writes James Dyke. But head-in-the-sand climate politics will only provoke more mass migration to northern countries in the future - as coastal cities flood, and tropical temperatures rise. more...
Fracking: to save the climate, the gas must remain buried
Biff Vernon
26th May 2014The fracking industry has a blind spot the size of an elephant, Biff Vernon wrote in this Open Letter to Mark Abbott, the MD of Egdon Resources - climate change, and the huge rises in sea level it will cause. 'Only carrying out orders' is no excuse. more...
West Antarctic glaciers 'past the point of no return'
Tim Radford
23rd May 2014The total collapse of glaciers in West Antarctica is 'inevitable', writes Tim Radford, as the southern hemisphere gets warmer and glaciers are undermined by seawater. The news has emerged from a new analysis of satellite data. more...
Confronting consumption: an interview with Mohan Munasinghe
Noah M. Sachs
23rd May 2014You can actually be better off, healthier and happier with less consumption, says Munasinghe. And it's not just rich countries that need to change, he told Noah Sachs - poor countries too must develop sustainably, or the Earth's resources will simply run out. more...
World Future Council going global with 100% renewable energy
Anne Reis
23rd May 2014A new global campaign that advocates 100% renewable energy aims to change the political mindset and make renewable energy 'the new normal'. more...
Antarctica's ice collapse threatens metres of sea level rise within decades
Dady Cherry
26th May 2014Scientists know that if Antarctica's ice sheets and glaciers collapse, sea levels could rise 5 metres. But the idea that it will take 200 years to happen is based on a linear model, writes Dady Cherry. In fact, the process is exponential - and could take place 'within decades'. more...
Organic inspections, organic growth
Peter Melchett
24th May 2014Organic farming has changed, but for the better, writes Soil Association head of policy and Norfolk organic farmer Peter Melchett. As never before, organic inspections are central to the delivery of environmental and animal care, and food you really can trust. more...
Zoos of the future break down the walls
Robert Young
24th May 2014The experience of visiting a zoo is about to change dramatically, writes Robert Young. But far more important than the visitor, zoos will create a far richer, more diverse and stimulating environment for the animals that inhabit them. more...
Strong winds keep Antarctica cold - while Australia bakes
Tim Radford
16th May 2014Rising greenhouse gas levels are causing stronger winds over the Southern Ocean. It's good news for Antarctica, writes Tim Radford, as the circumpolar winds are keeping its ice caps cold. But Australia is getting hotter and drier - and its problems will only increase. more...
Oil companies' $1.1 trillion gamble
Paul Brown
16th May 2014Financial experts warn investors that their money is being used by oil companies for high-risk projects, reports Paul Brown, on the assumption that oil prices will go on rising, with little or no regard for climate change. $1.1 trillion could be at risk. more...
Melting glaciers have drowned lands before, and will again
Vince Gaffney
12th May 2014The North Sea's 'Dogger Bank' was once dry land, inhabited by people and herds of Pleistocene megafauna, writes Vince Gaffney. The long-lost world of Doggerland shows how melting glaciers drowned land at the end of the last ice age. And surely not for the last time ... more...
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Danny Chivers
16th May 2014Former Shell oil boss Mark Moody Stuart's ableptic, self-satisfied book on 'responsible leadership' left Danny Chivers seething. The sooner we stop caring about the opinions of the Moody-Stuarts of this world, he concludes, the sooner we're likely to improve it. more...
East Antarctic ice basin 'may be at risk'
Alex Kirby
8th May 2014The East Antarctic ice sheet is thought by most scientists to be stable, reports Alex Kirby. But a German team says it has found how a large part of it could in time melt unstoppably, causing a long term 4 metre rise in global sea levels. more...
Climate change: the bigger picture
Charles Eisenstein
8th May 2014Our current approach to climate change is strengthening the ideological substructure that is devouring our planet. Charles Eisenstein urges us to tackle the problem at a fundamental level and to focus on the health of humans and natural systems. more...
UK winter floods - more to come with hotter oceans
Simon Redfern
4th May 2014A massive citizen-powered climate simulation conclusively links the UK's winter floods to global warming, writes Simon Redfern. Over 33,000 climate models running in 'screen saver' mode show a powerful connection between hotter oceans and UK rainfall. more...
Vanishing ice through artists' eyes
Martin Spray
9th May 2014This chronicle of over two centuries of melting Alpine and polar ice, seen through the works of contemporary artists, is at its best both powerful and provocative, writes Martin Spray. But he wonders - is art really such an effective force for environmental protection? more...
Biogas - the global green solution for health, energy, environment
John M. Hawdon
8th May 2014Biogas digesters are a key technology for global sustainable development, writes John M. Hawdon. They simultaneously combat parasites that infect a billion people, reduce deforestation and methane emissions, and deliver vital energy to rural communities. more...
Resisting the Keystone XL is legally justified - even if we are arrested
Jeremy Brecher
2nd May 2014Nearly 100,000 people have pledged to risk arrest if the Obama administration approves the Keystone XL pipeline. Among them is Jeremy Brecher, who believes that the real criminals are governments who betray their fiduciary duty as trustees for the public good. more...
Apple bites back at climate skeptics
Robert Hunziker
6th May 2014Apple is moving to 100% renewable energy, worldwide, writes Robert Hunziker. But even better is CEO Tim Cook's fierce put-down to fossil-fuelled, climate skeptic shareholders: 'if you don't like it, sell!' Suddenly the politics of climate change in the US shifted ... more...
FTSE and Blackrock join to fight fossil fuel investment
Rebecca Cooke
1st May 2014One of the world's biggest fund managers has joined forces with London's FTSE group, writes Rebecca Cooke, to steer investors away from putting their money into risky oil and coal investments. more...
Congo rainforest 'browning' as temperatures rise
Tim Radford
30th April 2014Scientists have found that the world's second greatest rainforest, the Congo, is losing its green, writes Tim Radford. As temperatures rise and rainfall reduces, the forest canopy is taking on a browner hue, and this could be an early signal of worse damage to come. more...
We must cool the Arctic before it's too late
Matthew Worsdale
29th April 2014The decline of Arctic sea ice demands a response, writes Matthew Worsdale. As Arctic temperatures rise, so does the danger of huge eruptions of methane - a powerful greenhouse gas - that will tip the climate into 'hot'. The only solution is geo-engineering. more...
Why is there no World Environment Organisation?
Lucien Georgeson
15th May 2014The UN has specialist organizations for trade, health, labour, maritime affairs, intellectual property, tourism and Palestinian refugees - but none for the environment. Isn't it time that changed? Lucien Georgeson believes a WEO would bring substantial global benefits. more...
Dynamic atolls give hope that Pacific Islands can defy sea rise
Paul Kench
25th April 2014It is widely predicted that low-lying coral islands will drown as sea levels rise, writes Paul Kench - leaving their people as environmental refugees. But new evidence suggests that these small islands are more resilient to rising seas than we thought. more...
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Additional ReadingAntonia Fraser, Mary Queen of Scots (1969), comprehensive biography taking into account modern research, replaces T.F. Henderson, Mary Queen of Scots, 2 vol. (1905); Prince Labanoff (ed.), Lettres et mémoires de Marie, Reine d'Ecosse, 7 vol. (1844), collected edition of the letters, also a useful reference book; P. Stewart Mackenzie, Queen Mary's Book (1905), text and translation of all Mary's writings; Claude Nau, Memorials of Mary Stewart, ed. by J. Stevenson (1883), Mary's own story dictated to her secretary while in captivity; D. Hay Fleming, Mary Queen of Scots from Her Birth till Her Flight into England (1898), a well-documented account, extremely hostile; S. and M. Tannenbaum, Marie Stuart: Bibliography, 3 vol. (1944), in which references to more specialized studies may be found.
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Benjamin Washington, 56, 700 block of Allen Drive, Minden, possession CDS Sch. I (marijuana), obstruction of justice, prohibited acts.
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If you want to anger the soul of a loyal Tennessee Volunteer, just bring up 1997.
Tennessee fans can give you every detail of that exhilarating, frustrating year. It was the year that they lost to the Gators 33-20 in Gainesville but then won the rest of them in the regular season. It was the year that the Vols won their first SEC championship under Phillip Fulmer with quarterback Peyton Manning leading the way. On the night of SEC championship game Manning rallied Tennessee from a 20-7 deficit by throwing for 373 yards. That total included a 73-yard touchdown pass to Marcus Nash early in the fourth quarter, which proved to be the game winner, 30-29.
Afterwards, Manning was named the game's MVP and capped off the evening by directing the Tennessee band as it played "Rocky Top."
I was convinced that one week later, Manning would add one more shining star to his resume by winning the Heisman Trophy. I was wrong. Michigan defensive back Charles Woodson was handed the hardware at the Downtown Athletic Club in New York. How shocking was it? Woodson was the last non-quarterback/running back to win college football's most prestigious award.
Tennessee fans haven't gotten over it. The fact is they'll never get over it. Peyton Manning was the best player in college football in 1997. To me it wasn't close. But for the fourth time in Tennessee's illustrious football history, Volunteer fans had seen one of their greatest players finish second for the Heisman. Shoot, it had only been 41 years since Johnny Majors (whose Tennessee team was 10-0) had finished second to Notre Dame's Paul Hornung, who played on a 2-8 team in 1956. Forty years from now the Big Orange Nation will still feel deeply that Manning got cheated out of a Heisman Trophy.
That's why a little part of you should be rooting for Eric Berry.
Tennessee has announced that it will launch a Heisman Trophy campaign for Berry, the junior safety from Fairburn. Here is his website:
I met with Eric during SEC media days in Hoover, Ala., and asked him about the Heisman.
"I just appreciate the fact that the Tennessee people think that much of me," said Berry. "People have asked me if a defensive back can win the Heisman. It has happened before. I just want Tennessee to win football games."
Berry has been the best defensive player in the SEC since he walked onto the Tennessee campus. He is so good that he only needs 15 interception return yards to break the NCAA career record of 501 set by Florida State's Terrell Buckley (1989-91).
"You just don't run across talent like that every day," said head coach Lane Kiffin, who announced when he took over that 21 out of 22 positions on the team were up for competition. Berry's was safe. "He's special. He's a difference maker. I'm glad he's playing for Tennessee."
Are the odds against Berry winning the Heisman? You bet. It is a major long shot. Three quarterbacks who went to New York last year—Tim Tebow, Sam Bradford and Colt McCoy—are back. Tebow and Bradford already have one Heisman in their trophy cases. If one of those guys doesn't get the Heisman it will be a huge, huge upset.
And Kiffin has said that as tempting as it is, he won't use Berry on offense. Berry is coming off shoulder surgery. If Berry were on making plays on offense, some of the Heisman voters might notice. But I agree with Kiffin. It's too great a risk for a team that will rely on its defense to win in 2009.
But wouldn't it be a delicious irony that if 12 years after the bitter disappointment of watching their beloved Manning finish second to a defensive back, Tennessee fans could see Berry waltz in front of those rock-star quarterbacks and snatch the Heisman like one of his 12 career interceptions?
Just call it Peyton's Revenge. How cool would that be?
What do you think? Is it still possible for a defensive player to win the Heisman Trophy?
July 30th, 2009
8:31 am
Don't know that it's possible this year for Berry to win it given all the hype that will follow the big 3 QB's, deserved or not.
Any other year, he'd have a chance. I think Berry is a better player and has more impact than Woodson did in '97. Berry is a GREAT player and makes the UT D something to worry about. You have to gameplan based on where his is (similar to Percy H.) and he makes the unit better by just being on the field. He's definitely a once in a decade type player. Enjoy him Vols, we all wish we had him instead.
July 30th, 2009
8:32 am
I think a defensive player could win it this year, but his name will be Brandon Spikes
July 30th, 2009
8:35 am
July 30th, 2009
8:37 am
I don't believe a defensive play will win a Heisman anytime in the near future. Berry is the best defensive back in the country and he will win an award for that and become a NFL #1 pick and have a great NFL career just like Manning. The reason Payton didn't win was he could not beat his biggest rival…the Florida Gators. If he had beaten the Gators that one year, he would have won the Heisman. It is that simple.
July 30th, 2009
8:39 am
Technically speaking, you were fourth!!! And what does it matter, and who cares?
July 30th, 2009
8:41 am
FIRST of all…..it was the media that had to come up with someone to "challenge" Manning. When ESPN, ABC, CBS all started the novelty of considering a defensive player it just took off and they couldn't stop it. What started out as a topic of discussion grew. Manning was such a huge favorite that there was no other player even worthy. Woodson was much like the current president we have…….a media creation.I would feel safe saying that the people that vored for Woodson knew then and know now that Manning should have won it. And how the hell did the golden boy Hornung win over Majors in 1956 with less personal and team stats than Majors?
July 30th, 2009
8:41 am
I am both a diehard SEC/Vols fan and a Michigan fan by marriage. Peyton got screwed but Woodson was, like Berry, a DB talent more rare on defensve than Peyton was a talented QB. Great QB's come around two or three times a decade but great DB's are, at most, once a decade phenoms. Berry deserves it even if he breaks ONE game this season.
also- spikes? pssht. hes not even the best LB in the last 4 years let alone the best player on his side of the ball this decade
July 30th, 2009
8:42 am
AJC, can you ban the children from the blogs please?
You have their e-mail address and their IP information.
This is supposed to be an intelligent college football blog but these idiots are bringing it down to their level with their nonsensical drivel. They are trolls and should be banned.
By the way, Tony..I agree Peyton got hosed in 97 and I am not a UT fan.
July 30th, 2009
8:47 am
great comment mikey!
July 30th, 2009
8:53 am
Berry has no shot whatsoever at the Heisman, but he should. As a Bama man and avowed Vol hater even I will admit Peyton got screwed in 97. But the media (mostly ESPN) will put way too much coverage on the big 3 QB's for him to have a shot.
July 30th, 2009
8:57 am
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July 30th, 2009
9:01 am
Revenge?!? Peyton wasn't the best player in the 1997 season, Woodson was! The Heisman is for the best player that particular season, not a college career achievement award! Still to this day the Vol fans don't seem to get that. (I was up there on vacation the day that happened. All day long the Vols fans were acting like it was a coronation. I kept telling them Woodson was had the better season so unless it was a political slanted vote Manning wasn't winning that trophy!) If Berry is the best player this season then he'll deserve the Heisman but it won't be "revenge" it'll be because he would have earned it just like Woodson did in 97. Going into this season it seems like it's going to be a coronation for Tebow but we'll see how the season goes. Now it would be a real interesting if Berry won it over Tebow. So it could be the same storyline just 12 years later only this time adding the juice of a conference rivalry.
July 30th, 2009
9:03 am
They won an SEC championship. That is all that matters. Do people really care this much about the Heisman? Sure, it is a great individual award, but championships are what matter to me.
July 30th, 2009
9:08 am
Didn't Manning throw four interceptions in the loss to Florida that year? Manning wasn't robbed of anything in 1997. Well, maybe he was robbed of a few passes in the Swamp.
Woodson and Michigan were overrated (Nebraska would have crushed them had they played), but the Heisman voting wasn't a travesty of justice that UT fans claim it was.
July 30th, 2009
9:08 am
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July 30th, 2009
9:15 am
Berry has no realistic shot like the others have said because of the returning three QBs. He will probably set career return yardage records this year, and deliver more highlight hits, but ultimately, he will not get the award.
Young Dawg, Woodson did not have a better season than Manning. He simply was given an award he did not deserve. There have been several defensive players more deserving than Woodson, like LeeRoy Selmon and Hugh Green. Woodson made a couple of plays against Ohio St. in a television game and that did it. His two way stats were not impressive, but it had been awhile since anyone had gone both ways so it was a novelty.
Ask the old timers, especially those at UT, and they can tell you that Carl Pickens, as a freshman, went both ways for UT, had better stats on O, D, and as a returner than Woodson did that year for UM. Pickens played for the #4 team in America that year and got not one mention for the Heisman. Sorry, rant over. I'm one of THOSE UT fans, except I didn't bother to bombard ESPN with calls for the PR campaign for Woodson, who still takes it harder for Peyton than he does.
July 30th, 2009
9:18 am
I think people care when a player gets hosed…as Peyton did…
I agree with someone who posted earlier that the timing is what is going to ruin Eric Berry's run at the Heisman. He could win…or at least would have a shot most years, but this year will be just too tough.
That said, he should get the invite to NYC…
BTW…YoungDawg…the only career achievement Heisman ever given was to Ron Dayne…and had Peyton Manning won it he would NOT have won based on his career…he was the "Most Outstanding Player"…not Charles Woodson…
July 30th, 2009
9:19 am
Great player but no chance. his team will go 7-5 and he will have a big year but, he won't be able to overcome the ESPN hype machine for the 3 QB's.
July 30th, 2009
9:19 am
Not sure I'd call it ironic if Berry won – at least not in the sense of anything to do with Manning. It'd be ironic in that Tebow wouldn't have even been considered the best player in the conference.
July 30th, 2009
9:28 am
In my opinion, Manning deserved the Heisman over Woodson. But it's been almost 12 years so it's about time the UT faithful move on.
I don't see Berry winning the Heisman this year. The Heisman seems to be more about winning a popularity contest. Tebow, Bradford and McCoy are light years ahead of him in national visibility. Plus, it's unfair, but he'll probably suffer some for Lane Kiffen's pre-season notoriety.
July 30th, 2009
9:35 am
Yeah, I was rooting for Peyton that year too and was so disappointed about whay happened that I even wrote a letter to the editor of the Tampa Tribune about it. Don't think Berry's gonna have a shot even though he is a fantastic player. He'd have to clone himself about 10 times and Tennessee will have to win the NC with him at QB AND reciever to get that trophy. It's gonna be between McCoy and Tebow depending on how the season shakes out…
July 30th, 2009
9:38 am
He may not be the best db in the SEC. That honor might belong to Trevard Lindley of UK.
July 30th, 2009
9:39 am
st simons this isnt even a UGA article. did you beat eric berry 45-42?? ass.
July 30th, 2009
9:39 am
UT won't win enough games for Berry to enter the discussion. He's not playing for Notre Dame.
July 30th, 2009
9:43 am
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July 30th, 2009
9:44 am
Winning the Heisman is huge. It's huge for the player and it's huge for the fans. I remember how exciting it was for my whole family when Pat Sullivan and Bo Jackson won. It was great! The Auburn Nation celebrated as if we had just beaten bama. And in a way we had. There's no Heisman Trophy in their trophy case! War Eagle!!!
July 30th, 2009
9:47 am
He has no chance, zero, of winning it. It will be interesting to see how much money UT spends promoting him. Their recruiting budget is already nearly double of everyone else in the conference because of the travel costs to California and south Florida for these 5 star players Kiffin thinks they must have. Everyone else is raiding Tennessee for the best prospects while Kiffin spends the money elsewhere.
July 30th, 2009
9:49 am
UT has started a campaign for Berry for one reason only and it has nothing to do with Berry…It is so Kiffin can get some more attention on his program. Berry is a special talent and about the only talent on the UT football team. As was said above, there wont be enough wins for UT this year for him to get consideration. But, if his name is out there, it will bring attention to UT. But to Kiffin credit, maybe he realizes that some positive attention would be a good thing as opposed to embarrassing himself and the UT program on a weekly basis.
July 30th, 2009
9:50 am
The reason Manning didn't win it is he didn't have a "signature" play to go along with his stats. C.Woodson had decent numbers, but he won the heisman with that crazy, body contortion interception against OSU.
Look at most of the heisman winners, they either have record setting numbers Bradford-most 60pt games, Tebow-20 rush tds as a QB, or they have decent numbers with a signature play, Flutie w/the Miami upset throw, Woodson's interception, D.Howard's heisman pose kickoff return against ND, R.Bush- pick a highlight. Manning should have won, but if he had beaten FL or had a couple of nationally recognized spectacular plays, he would have easily won.
This year is going to be hard for anyone not named Bradford, Tebow, or McCoy to win it. I think the voters are going to go into this season with those 3 in mind, and it will take A LOT for anyone else to be noticed or even put up for discussion.
July 30th, 2009
9:53 am
Oregon tried (in Manhattan of all places) its campaign with Joey Harrington and failed! Campaigning for the Heisman is a way to ensure your player won't win it. Though Berry is the best defensive player in the country, playing on Kiffin's losing team, i.e., @ Georgia, @ Alabama, and @ Florida won't help him. Undoubtedly, Johnny Majors was screwed out of the Heisman when Notre Dame's Hornung was unjustifiably given the award, but there are bigger offensive impact players now that Berry will have to contest with: Tebow, Bradford, McCoy, Bryant. He good, but he's not that good. Mr. Barnhart, as you well know, having been an influential member of the group that votes for the Heisman Trophy, unfortunately there are a considerable political influences that rear their ugly heads in regard to college football's most coveted individual award.
July 30th, 2009
9:55 am
Berry has no shot as UT won't win enough games and he isn't even the best player in his conference much less the country. Manning didn't deserve the Heisman becaus he couldn't beat his rival. Woodson excelled as DB, WR, and PR and did it on the biggest stage against his rival Ohio State. Not to mention Woodson led his team to the national title. Manning choked every year against his rival, the Gators.
July 30th, 2009
9:56 am
BTW, Paul Hornung "The Golden Boy" was twice the player Majors was and he proved it for years in the NFL. If anyone should've gotten other than Paul in 1956, Tommy McDonald or Jim Brown should've.
July 30th, 2009
10:08 am
I disagree that Berry is the best defensive player in the league. I think Brandon Spikes is MUCH more valuable to his team and I'm not sure the same could not be said for Terrence Cody at Alabama. One last reason…. Berry is not a true leader. He's sort of a punk, just ask his buddy Demetrice Morley. A guy like Rashad Johnson at Bama last year (walk-on that earned a scholarship and became an All-American) was an actual leader. That can, many times, prove to be much more valuable than sheer, raw athleticism.
Sorry Tony. Just disagree.
July 30th, 2009
10:16 am
Can anyone visualze any player from a southern team winning a Heisman when his team is not a contender? Paul Hornung from a 2-8 ND team, gets MUCH more media love than Eric Berry from a 7-4 UT team. (And that's a generous 7-4 prediction!)
Did Peyton get hosed. With a capital "H" brother! The media invented a "better" candidate. (And I am NOT a big Peyton fan: personally, Archie was the best Manning QB.) But Peyton did everything asked of Heisman candidates. He returned for his senior season in an era when many thought of the Heisman as a "career award." He led his team to great heights, if not a National Title. He was an exemplary off field role model.
Yet he was snubbed by an anti southern bias in the big city press core. The only worse Heisman result in my memory was Herschel not being named his freshman year. And yes, this from a Gator.
July 30th, 2009
10:17 am
Berry may not have a shot to win the the trophy because of the three amigos QB set coming back, but he can definitely ruin it for Tebow if he can pick off a two ot three of his passes when they face each other. Might even move him ahead of Tebow. But the lovefest for the QB's will be the hype this season. Berry would have to come back next year to be a contender but big bucks await him in the NFL. He is simply the best defensive player in the country hands down.
July 30th, 2009
10:20 am
Eric Berry is a great football player and UT is lucky to have him. Peyton Manning should have won the heisman in 97 and if I was a vol fan than I would still be mad about it. Eric the Auburn fan said
that winning the heisman is huge and it is but, would you like to win 12 national titles or 2 Heisman
trophies? ROLL TIDE!!!!!!
July 30th, 2009
10:27 am
Didn't Michigan win the NC that same year? I also believe that if Peyton had beaten Florida that year he would have won it, no doubt. Woodson beat OSU on the big stage making the big plays, Peyton had a hard time with UF. Glad to see Peyton win that Super Bowl though.
July 30th, 2009
10:28 am
Berry is great but I like the DT from Nebraska at the next level even more. And watch out for my boy LT Anthony Davis to be a top five pick in the 2010 NFL Draft.
July 30th, 2009
10:35 am
The realist….you truly are an idiot! Have you ever watched football before? I'm seriously don't think so. Have you seen or heard all Eric Berry does for the community of Knoxville? SEC media days was just last week…you must have missed it. You probably didn't as you had to work two shifts at waffle house.
July 30th, 2009
10:36 am
I'm a gator and I'm pizzed that Payton didn't get it, thought Tebow should have last year. This year one of the big three take the trophy.
July 30th, 2009
10:39 am
I just remember playing Manning when he was at UT. He was absolutely unstoppable. Best winner I've ever seen…
July 30th, 2009
10:43 am
IMHO, Teebow should have won it in 2008, but maybe not in 2007. He was the consumate leader last year. I think coming into this year, if you want 1 player for your line-up, it's Teebow. Not the best qb in college football by any means, but the best football player in a long time.
July 30th, 2009
10:51 am
There was a lot of stat stuffing that season by UT/PM and it may have but them in the butt.
I can remember a game where it got explained to the former UT coach
July 30th, 2009
10:52 am
gdawg~zoo—-The Evil Genius was in the head of Peyton Manning and his coach, and those Gator defenses coached by Bob Stoops didn't help Manning, either.
Somehow, however, I doubt that Volunteer Nation's wounded pride from Manning's second place Heisman finish is motivational in 2009. The Volunteers, after all, were able to console themselves with a BCS championship in 1998, the year after Manning graduated.
July 30th, 2009
10:54 am
1997 was the year I lost interest in the Heisman and realized it was just a personality contest. Peyton lost out to the hype job done by the northeast dominated media.
The fact of the matter is that Woodson's stats as a db were a little better than average in terms of tackles, passes defended and broken up, interceptions. There were several dbs with more impressive stats. What helped him is that he returned 2 pts for tds, 1 in the Ohio State game, and ESPN kept playing the highlight reels of it over and over and freaking over ad nauseum.
The same hype machine brought Michigan a split of a national title against a Nebraska team that would have crushed Michigan had they played. This was a Nebraska team that destroyed Tennessee 45-24. The SEC was 5-0 coming into the game and 2 of those 5 victories were blowouts over a terrible big 10 conference that ultimately went 1-5 or 2-5 in bowl games. Only Michigan's close win over a middling 8th ranked Wash State team helped them. If ever there was a media driven vote both for a national champion and Heisman this was it. An undeserving Heisman winner on an undeserving national championship team.
July 30th, 2009
10:57 am
This is a tough call. Berry is very talented but in a QB heavy year, its going to be tough for a defensive guy to win.
Tony, I referenced you on my sports blog yesterday. You and some of your colleagues here at AJC. Check it out!
July 30th, 2009
10:57 am
Tony – Congratulations on your new College Football TV show on CSS this fall. Can't wait for the rest of the country to hear all about football from Mr. College Football. Southern Fried Football will rule!!!!!!
July 30th, 2009
10:59 am
My first thought when I heard about the campaign for Berry was revenge for Peyton. I do think it's a good move by Kiffen & Co. because it rallys the faithful even more. It burned us at the time and while we moved on – to be reminded does nothing but make the fire burn brighter – or should I say Oranger? And it would be awesome for Eric to even be nominated. What coach and fans wouldn't want that for a player? On another note – because of his excitement, following Lane Kiffen on Twitter is a riot.
July 30th, 2009
11:09 am
The Heisman race is a glorified popularity contest. I remember watching in stunned silence as Woodson was announced as the winner. Peyton got robbed, and I loved it. I hate UT.
July 30th, 2009
11:12 am
Berry won't win the Heisman if he doesn't play on offense, period!


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THE WALKING SMORGAASBORD: The big Saturday centerpiece of Taste of Solvang is a true sup-and-stroll affair. Over 40 places around the village will offer up bites for people looking to get a flavorful overview of Solvang's restaurant scene. But here's the deal on both the opening-night dessert reception and the Walking Smorgaasboard: They're popular. So popular that they can and do sell out. Which is why we're here to tell you that tickets are now on sale for the March 15-17 foodie celebration. Should we add that there's a wine tasting room to-do on Sunday, March 17? St. Patrick's Day in Solvang? That's sounds as sweet as chardonnay-hued sunshine to us.


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Paul M. Baker, a highly respected Baltimore basketball coach who was inducted into three athletic halls of fame, died Saturday of complications from Parkinson's disease at Genesis Health Care — The Pines in Easton. He was 78.
"He was quite a figure in basketball, and for years in town he was called 'Mr. Basketball.' I always called him 'The Guru,'" said Bill Tanton, longtime sports editor of The Evening Sun.
"Basketball was his life. He was a fiery little short guy and a hell of a talker. He expressed it well and was extremely articulate," said Mr. Tanton. "He was so knowledgeable and everyone looked up to Paul."
"He was always terrifically informed on the game. His knowledge was incredible," said Vince Bagli, retired WBAL-TV sports anchor and a longtime friend. "He was so many things, he was a teacher, coach and a writer who wrote two books. He was one of those guys who made things happen."
The son of a Pennsylvania Railroad ticket agent and a Jos. A. Bank tailor, Paul Martin Baker was born in Baltimore and raised in Irvington and Catonsville.
He graduated from Mount St. Joseph High School in Irvington in 1954. While a student at Mount St. Joe, Mr. Baker did not play basketball but played halfback on the football team and was an infielder on the baseball team.
He began his coaching career while at St. Joe when he coached St. Joseph's Monastery to two Baltimore Catholic Youth Organization titles.
That job "changed my life," Mr. Baker wrote in his 2002 memoir, "La Famiglia Americana." "I had the keys to the building. I was no longer the little Italian kid from Hilton Street."
Mr. Baker earned a bachelor's degree in 1960 from Washington College, where he was an aide to basketball coach Ed Athey.
He then coached basketball in 1960-1961 at the University of Baltimore as assistant to coach Don Newbery.
He was selected as the boys basketball coach at Towson Catholic High School in 1961. He built a 93-32 record, with the 1962 team winning the Alhambra Catholic Invitational Tournament in Cumberland, and his teams winning the Catholic League title three times.
"He had good, competitive teams that were the best in the city," Mr. Bagli said. "He brought Towson Catholic from nowhere."
Mr. Baker returned to the University of Baltimore as head coach from 1965 to 1971, where he compiled a 70-69 record.
One of Mr. Baker's star players at the University of Baltimore was Isaiah "Bunny" Wilson, whom he recruited from South Philadelphia. Mr. Wilson arrived in Baltimore in 1967.
"I met him and he became like my father. There is no question about that. He hollered and screamed at me but taught me so much about basketball that I made All-American twice while at UB," said Mr. Wilson, who went on to play for the NBA's Detroit Pistons and now lives in Philadelphia.
During three years of varsity play, Mr. Wilson averaged 29 points per game and still ranks in the Top 10 of NCAA Division II scorers.
"I always called him 'Coach,' and he'll always be my coach. I loved Paul Baker and he'll always be very special to me. In fact, his entire family adopted me," said Mr. Wilson. "I have nothing but fond memories of Paul Baker."
From 1971 to 1979, Mr. Baker coached basketball at what is now Wheeling Jesuit University in Wheeling, W.Va. While at Wheeling, he compiled a record of 130-106.
In his 1997 sports memoir "Moments in Time," Mr. Baker described his coaching style as "fire and brimstone."
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Product DescriptionHavoc Stem For ridersThat go biggerThan All Mountain,The Havoc stem (like allHavoc wheels and components) isThe absolute best option for boostingbumps, clearing gaps and rolling stunts. 100% CNC machined from a chunkof solid aluminum,The Havoc features Distributed Stress andTop LockTechnologies which optimize bar/stem interface. CNC machined aluminum Anodized finish 0 deg rise 31.8mm bar clamp Approximate weight 148 grams
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Strengths: Looks
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Strengths: Stiffness, Rise, Weight
Weaknesses: Finish (would prefer something like the Thompson or Truvati)
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Strengths: Lightness
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Great buy, and reduced by almost 100grm the front of my bike (yes I know... that`s not a lot! But it`s ok!)
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It's very well made, as you'd expect from Easton, looks good, and is stiff as all get out. I don't know why the 1st poster had an issue, it sure doesn't flex or creak with me (165 lbs). Maybe it was his spacers or headset if the stem wasn't tensioned properly. Dunno. The thing is solid.
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For the past two weeks, Cliff has been going to The Therapy Place for THREE hours of intense physical activity - this program is called Conductive Education. Everyday when I walk in to pick him up, I see this:
Even after three whole hours of sweating and working very hard, he is smiling, happy, excited, proud.
Krisztina is AMAZING! She is loves these children as if they were her own (you can see it on her face, look at the way she is looking at Cliff in all of these pictures - we heart her!). She has FAITH in these littles, when other's say "no he can't" she confidently says "yes he can!" - and you know what? YES HE CAN! She is wonderful and Cliff loves her to pieces (I think he may have a little crush)!
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I wanted to share with you a few Bible Verses that we share with Cliff:
Jesus replied, "What is impossible with men is possible with God."Luke 18:27
I can do everything through him who gives me strength.Philippians 4:13
My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.2 Corinthians 12:9
... but those who hope in the LORD will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint.Isaiah 40:31
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John Forte is back! Well he's been "back" for some years now but I'm really feeling his presence. I saw him, in the audience, at both Alice Smith and Nneka shows.
Like when we knew him from his work with the Fugees, he seems to be all about support and collaboration. Check it out:
This song with Valerie June:
A Facebook status update about a collaboration we'll hopefully soon experience:
His Russian tour (captured in the documentary The Russian Winter) & recent show at NYC's Bowery Ballroom, both of which featured tons of artists:
I watched The Russian Winter at Tribeca Film Festival. Though the film mostly focuses on the music and the happenings of the tour, I was inspired by the quick stories he shared about his art evolving during his time in prison. He started singing and playing guitar while away. I love his voice so I was surprised to hear that he initially was very self-conscious about it, thinking it would not come across as authentic to others.
In prefacing his guitar story, he explained that prison meetings were held often, and usually involved rights and privileges being revoked. He'd only started to learn how to play guitar when prison administration decided it was no longer okay for inmates to have instruments. After talking to his counselor, John decided that the way to keep his connection to his new skill would be to teach a class on playing guitar. But he only knew 2 chords at the time. His method was to learn 2 new chords every week and teach those same chords to the men in his class. That is the realest example of teaching as you learn that I have ever heard!
The Russian Winter is no longer streaming online but look out for Tribeca's Day in the Life Series with John Forte.