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2/3 cup
dry potato flakes
1/3 cup
grated Parmesan cheese
1 teaspoon
garlic salt
1 (3 pound)
chicken, skin removed, cut into pieces
1/3 cup
butter, melted
This is a great dish!!! The family loved it!!! However, 2 things
1. When you melt the butter make sure you only dip one peice of chicken in the melted butter, don't put all the chicken into the melted butter the cold chicken will harden the butter.
2. Spray the aluminum foil with spray because the chicken will also stick to it.
First of all, the name of this recipe does not suit the actual taste. Herb chicken? where's the herb flavor? Anyway, This tasted like chicken with mashed potatoes on top. I can see why so many people add ingredients. I didn't add anything, rather followed the recipe to a T. Hence, the 2 star rating. Sorry, but wont be making this one again.
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What a yummy recipe! I have done this several times now, to the delight of the family for whom I cook. The first time I made this, I followed the recipe exactly (but doubled for a big family). It was good, but seemed to be missing something. Since then, I have always added some Italian Seasoning, Paprika, and bread crumbs to the dry mixture. This makes the right mixture for me, and still produces extremely good chicken. I usually pour any remaining dry mixture on top of the chicken before putting it in to bake. I usually make this with thighs and legs. This is a regular in my monthly menu for "Fried Chicken Friday" where I generally serve a different fried/oven baked chicken recipe each Friday. Also, I have never had a problem with mushy coating. There will always be a little mushiness because of the juices from the chicken cooking out, but it is usually minimal, and typical of oven baked and coated chicken. I would say it is best to always use foil instead of a greased pan. You don't have to spray the foil either, that will help reduce the moisture in the pan and keep the potato flakes from reconstituting.
What an incredible recipe!!! My father was on a chicken strike but no longer. He caught one whiff of this chicken and before he knew it, he was sucking the bones. I used 2 tablespoons of grated romano cheese and completed the 1/3 cup with parmesan cheese. I also added dried parsley (for apperance), dried basil(for flavor), black pepper(for kick) and paparika(for color). This recipe is a keeper. Now all I need is a tastey creamy pasta dish to go along with the chicken.
This is a great starting-point recipe! I added Italian seasoning, a tiny dash of poultry seasoning and a healthy pinch of dried rosemary - crush it in your palm before adding to the mix, which will release the flavor as well as saving someone from getting a giant pine needle stuck in their teeth! I sprinkled the leftover potato mixture over the top of the chicken pieces in the pan, which made for extra crispiness and flavor. I can't wait to try this with flavored potatoes as another reviewer mentioned. Super fast prep, and a tasty dinner.
This recipe is very similar to an "Oven fried chicken" recipe that I've been using for years. We enjoyed this very much. I added Mrs. Dash to the coating ingredients for a little extra flavor. Baked it at 400 degrees to obtain a crispy coating. Chicken turned out crispy on the outside and moist and tender on the inside. Thanks Diana.
I've found that it's better to bake the chicken in foil until about the last 15 minutes, then open up the foil to crisp it up. Delicious!
This was a good recipe base. However, based on other reviews I tweaked and combined recipe methods to come up with a really great recipe. First, melt the butter, adding 2 Tbsp of canola oil to help prevent butter from over browning, and pour into bottom of baking dish coated with cooking spray. TO KEEP THE COATING FROM COMING OFF WHILE BAKING: First place about 1/3 to 1/2 cup flour in a dish big enough to for the chicken breast to comfortably fit in. Next, place 1 egg in a similar dish and beat egg well. Then place coating mixture in a third similar dish. Dip each chicken breast into flour, egg and then coating. Then place into prepared pan. THEN TO IMPROVE FLAVOR: If anyone has the all|recipes Family Favorites Cookbook published in 2005, look on page 183 - this exact recipe is printed differently - the one in the book has printed to add 1/4 tsp each of dried time and rosemary. I also made a couple of additions: 1/4 tsp sweet paprika, 1/2 Itailian seasoning, 1/4 tsp salt-free all-purpose seasoning and 1/4 tsp ground shallots and I also added 8 crushed saltine crackers. Then I baked for 30 minutes and turned to bake on the otherside for 15 minutes, then I turned them again and baked an additional 10 minutes. I know this sounds like alot of extra to do, but my family really liked it. Hope this helps. Thanks for sharing the recipe - very versatile :0)
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ETSU Men's Basketball advances to NCAA Tournament, defeats Chattanooga, 97-90 in SoCon Championship
Saturday, March 08, 2003NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (March 8, 2002) - East Tennessee State claimed the championship of the 2003 Mountain Dew Southern Conference Men's Basketball Tournament with a 97-90 win over Chattanooga Saturday evening at the North Charleston Coliseum. The win gives the Buccaneers the Southern Conference's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. The trip to the NCAA Tournament is ETSU's first since 1992. Freshman point guard Tim Smith (Newport News, Va.), the tournament's Most Outstanding Player, led East Tennessee State (20-10) with 25 points. Smith was one of six Bucs to score in double figures. Ashley Champion and Jason Rogan each scored 27 points for Chattanooga (21-9). ETSU took a 48-40 halftime lead but Chattanooga raced back in the second half to tie the game at 59 on a dunk by Rogan with 14:53 left. The game was tied for the last time at 66 with 10:19 left. UTC had a chance to take the lead after Champion made the first of two free throws to tie the game but missed the second. The Bucs then went on a 7-0 run, taking advantage of two Chattanooga turnovers, to lead 73-66 with 9:21 left. ETSU stretched its lead to as many as 11 points at 83-72 with 6:13 to play on a conventional three-point play by freshman forward Brad Nuckles (Coulcil, Va.). Chattanooga cut the lead to three at 93-90 as Champion hit a three-pointer from the right win with 25 seconds left. ETSU senior guard Ryan Lawson (Rogersville, Tenn.) made four straight free throws inside the final 23 seconds to seal the win. East Tennessee State will now wait until next Sunday to see who their opponent will be in the 2003 NCAA Tournament. The East Tennessee State athletic department will hold a reception for the 2003 Southern Conference Tournament Champion East Tennessee State Buccaneers tomorrow evening at 5:30 p.m. at Brooks Gym on the ETSU campus. All Buccaneer fans and the general public is welcome to attend. Quotes from ETSU head coach Ed DeChellis: "It's been a long, tough road and it's great to be here. It's been a tough season and we're glad that we could come in here and win this. UTC is a very tough team. We've got young kids who love to play hard and win. Tim (Smith) is a phenomenal player who works so hard and I love to see those guys come out with a win. Ryan Lawson: "I can't explain how great this feels. It's unbelievable. These guys all did what they had to do. We didn't come to lose and we're still not ready to go home. Our team effort was unreal and I give it to our freshmen especially who pulled this team together."


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The FA Cup's Goal of the Round compilation features in the Video Wrap, plus highlights of Bayern's win at Hamburg, Inter beating Juve and more.
Here's your chance to catch up with some of the best moments at home and abroad from the weekend action as the Video Wrap blog returns.
In this edition, we have the 10 best goals from the FA Cup first-round action; stunning strikes from matches in Lviv, Genoa, Porto and Houston; highlights of the big games from the Bundesliga, Serie A and Ligue 1; and our 'Three and In' selection from the weekend's Championship fixtures.
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FA Cup - Goal of the Round
Did you miss any of the weekend's FA Cup goals? Fear not, as the competition's official YouTube channel has all the action for you. Perhaps the most impressive performance came from cash-strapped Hereford as they beat local rivals Shrewsbury 3-1 at Edgar Street on Saturday - Ryan Bowman's 25-yard screamer (55s) is worth looking out for in particular.
Bowman's strike features among the FA's Goal of the Round compilation. Here's the full list - see them all in the video below:
A. Luke Murphy (CREWE v Wycombe)
B. Ryan Bowman (HEREFORD v Shrewsbury)
C. Tony Diagne (Swindon v MACCLESFIELD)
D. James Norwood (FOREST GREEN ROVERS v Port Vale)
E. Richard Marshall (Doncaster v BRADFORD PARK AVENUE)
F. Jamie Taylor (LINCOLN CITY v Walsall)
G. James Dunne (Rotherham v STEVENAGE)
H. James Berrett (CARLISLE UNITED v Ebbsfleet)
I. Nick Blackman (Bristol Rovers v SHEFFIELD UNITED)
J. Dean Cracknell (Aldershot Town v HENDON)
Lucas lashes in a beauty for Lviv
To Ukraine! And a sumptuous Paul Scholes-esque strike from Spanish midfielder Lucas, formerly of Rayo Vallecano, for Karpaty Lviv. They've been struggling in the Ukrainian Premier League this season, but a 6-0 home hammering of Kyrvbas will have lifted spirits. Lucas hit a hat-trick in the match but this was clearly the pick of the bunch.
Sensational Maresca strike for Samp, Inter end Juve's run
West Brom fans will remember Enzo Maresca fondly from his two-year spell at The Hawthorns in the late 1990s. He's now back in his homeland again with Sampdoria, and was on target at home to Atalanta on Sunday with a brilliant bicycle kick. However, Samp lost the match 2-1 and are languishing in 16th in Serie A.
The main event in Italy at the weekend was Inter Milan's 3-1 victory at Juventus, which ended the Old Lady's 49-match unbeaten run in the league. All the goals here...
Brilliant Bayern batter Hamburg
Bayern Munich were at their very best as they romped to a 3-0 victory at Hamburg in the Bundesliga on Saturday evening - they now lead Schalke by seven points at the top of the table. Goals from Schweinsteiger, Muller and Kroos below...
Saint-Etienne stun PSG as Zlatan sees red
In Ligue 1, Paris Saint-Germain remain top but only on goal difference from Marseille. That's because PSG suffered a shock 2-1 home defeat by Saint-Etienne on Saturday night, with kung-fu master Zlatan Ibrahimovic sent off for this wild challenge on goalkeeper Stephane Ruffier.
Three And In - Championship
No League One or League Two action at the weekend due to the FA Cup, so here's the three best goals from the Championship (in my humble opinion). Don't forget you can watch all the Football League goals over at SkySports.com, with the clips live on the website from Sunday night.
Emmanuel Ledesma's lush lob, Charlton 1 MIDDLESBROUGH 4 (1m 8s)
Ross Barkley's emphatic early second-half strike, SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY 2 Peterborough 1 (18s)
Liam Trotter's composed finish, Nottingham Forest 1 MILLWALL 4 (18s)
Dynamite from Dynamo's Moffat
Why isn't Adam Moffat in the Scotland squad? OK, the 26-year-old former Ross County and Elgin City midfielder might not be well known over here, but he's a star for Houston Dynamo and has a reputation for scoring long-range goals in the MLS. He was at it again on Sunday with this beauty in the 2-0 play-off first-leg victory at home to Sporting Kansas City (40s).
Very nice from Varela for Porto
Porto are level with Benfica at the top of Portugal's Primeira Liga. Vitor Pereira's side won 5-0 at home to Maritimo on Friday night, with Silvestre Varela netting this excellent goal.
SPL Goal Rush
St Mirren's Kenny McLean (15s) and Kilmarnock's Liam Kelly (2m) were the stand-out scorers in the Scottish Premier League at the weekend with peachy strikes. Also, check out the skill of Aberdeen's Jonny Hayes as he sets up Niall McGinn with a classy assist (3m 50s). Highlights of Dundee Utd 2 Celtic 2 too (from 7m 35s).
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This Sunday, WWE will air its final pay-per-view before Wrestlemania XXX, but also its final pay-per-view before the WWE Network launches. This will be the last time ordering a pay-per-view by traditional means is the only way. Going forward you have a choice, brother!
WWE has one last chance to course-correct before they lock themselves in for the next six weeks. Will Daniel Bryan finally work his way in to the main event at Wrestlemania? Will CM Punk return unexpectedly and make his miraculous return? Will Brock Lesnar bust through the roof of the Chamber and destroy everyone?
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New York Jets: http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/fo...icle-1.1123937Belichick preaches patience
FOXBOROUGH — With the full team not in full pads for the first two days of training camp, and given it's early in the process, Bill Belichick cautioned Friday it's too early to make judgments on players.
Speaking before the Patriots' second training camp practice, Belichick was asked how tight end Rob Gronkowski looked after offseason surgery to repair torn tendons in his left ankle.
"I think when you get to training camp, you try to keep from making minute-to-minute evaluations on anybody," he said. "You look at a body of work and I would expect everybody after the first day to get a little bit more refined, get a little bit better timing, get a little bit better football playing — anticipation, execution, and all that. We'll see how that goes after a few days.
"I would say that about all of our players. Get out there, we got going [Thursday], hopefully things will be better today for everybody. Hopefully they'll be better tomorrow than they were today. At some period of time after we've had an opportunity to get everybody acclimated and get everybody enough reps and opportunity to do something, then we'll sit down and we'll really take a closer look at the evaluation. We try not to evaluate play-to-play at this point in the season."
Belichick knows exactly how many practices the Patriots will have over the course of the season, and he divides each session with specific goals in mind. So the player who looked strong on one day when one thing was emphasized might struggle the next day with a different set of plays.
"I don't think we want to get into a 'How did he do on this play? How did he do on that play?' We'll go a little while here, we'll have a lot of plays, a lot of days strung together — we'll be looking at a couple hundred plays instead of a handful on the first day," Belichick said. "I think it's a little too early to get too high or too low on somebody on the first day of practice."
But, to many, the time for real evaluation starts Saturday, when the team will be in full pads for the first time.
Weems signed
With depth on the offensive line an issue, the Patriots signed undrafted rookie tackle Darrion Weems.
Weems, a 6-foot-5-inch, 302-pound Oregon product was signed by the Vikings in May, but was released July 24. He started 14 games at left tackle last fall for the Ducks, an offense that ranked third in the nation in scoring and sixth in total offense.
With Logan Mankins (knee) and Sebastian Vollmer (back) on the physically unable to perform list and Brian Waters not yet in camp, the offensive line has been in a state of flux.
There were changes again Friday, with Dan Connolly at left guard (he was at right guard Thursday) and Robert Gallery exclusively at right guard (he and Ryan Wendell took snaps at left guard Thursday). Nate Solder, Dan Koppen, and Marcus Cannon were at left tackle, center, and right tackle, respectively.
Happy return
James Ihedigbo waited for the Patriots to call him about a return engagement, and once he got the call, after June minicamp, he was happy to rejoin the team.
"It's all part of the business," said the Massachusetts native and former UMass standout. "I'm glad to be back here, I'm glad to be back with the team. I'm glad to really get back to work so we can get this thing going."
After offseason shoulder surgery — he suffered numerous stingers last season and was in pain but never missed a game — Ihedigbo is wearing a red non-contact jersey.
On Thursday, he tackled running back Stevan Ridley, sending both to the grass, which Ihedigbo said was accidental, saying the players were trying to hold each other up.
The Patriots signed safety Steve Gregory in free agency and drafted Tavon Wilson in the second round, but there still might be room for Ihedigbo, who was noted for his smarts last season.
Record attendance
The Patriots' training camp attendance record didn't last long: After 12,163 fans packed the fields behind Gillette on the first day, the team announced that 13,654 were on hand Friday, despite the threat of rain early in the day . . . Tom Brady Sr., who seems to make an annual trip east during training camp, was on hand Friday.
Miami Dolphins: http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/m...,4043314.storyAaron Maybin and NY Jets defense dominate second training camp practice
CORTLAND – A day after Mark Sanchez & Co. looked sharp in their first practice, things got a little sloppy amid a driving rainstorm on Saturday. There were plenty of dropped passes in the wet conditions in the Jets' first practice open to the public. Neither Sanchez nor Tim Tebow played particularly well in front of a few thousand fans. Before Tebow jogged off the field shirtless in a downpour, he completed just 3 of 8 passes and was sacked once in 13 snaps during 11-on-11 team drills.
Sanchez was more efficient (6 for 8, sacked once in 17 snaps), but neither signal caller looked crisp. Aaron Maybin led a stingy defense with a pair of sacks. The Jets played a good amount with four down linemen, a scheme that they are expected to use more with their young and athletic front.
Safety LaRon Landry participated in some 11-on-11 drills and made a nice diving pass deflection in 7-on-7s in his first practice. Things became chippy with Landry and tight end Josh Baker at one point before they were quickly separated by teammates.
Matt Slauson and Vlad Ducasse continued to rotate snaps at left tackle.
Buffalo Bills: http://blogs.buffalonews.com/press-c...n-offense.htmlTwo Dolphins' starters sidelined by injuries on second day of training camp
The Miami Dolphins had not even gotten through two practices before the team lost two projected starters to injuries.
Brian Hartline, who missed most of the offseason program because of a lingering calf injury on his left leg, and an emergency appendectomy, sat out the majority of Saturday's session.
Hartline was replaced by Chad Johnson, who made a few impressive catches, as the starting receiver paired with Legedu Naanee.
Chris Clemons, who spent all offseason as the starting safety paired with Reshad Jones, suffered an injury to his lower right leg during Friday's session and was also sidelined.
Jimmy Wilson, a second-year player who is making a position switch from cornerback to safety, replaced Clemons. Tyrone Culver also worked with the first team.
Last year a lingering hamstring injury contributed to Clemons losing the starting free safety spot to Jones.
Hartline admitted that his medical issues have been a "pain in the [butt]" but wouldn't address his latest setback outside of acknowledging he's presently not at full speed.
Camp observations
~The Dolphins tight ends are thriving in the west coast offense, consistently catching 20-plus yard passes in the middle of the field. Miami's linebackers need to do a better job of covering that position. ... OG Artis Hicks worked as the starting right guard for the second consecutive day, it seems he's clearly ahead of John Jerry in that position battle. ... Eric Steinbach, the newly signed veteran guard, continued to work at left guard, the spot he admits he's most comfortable at. ... QB David Garrard completed a pass for about 30 yards down the right sideline to Johnson, who grabbed the ball while tip-toeing to stay in bounds. ... WR Julius Pruitt reached up and made a great grab in traffic for about a 30-yard completion. ... RB Daniel Thomas, who is pushing to become the team's third-down back, dropped an easy pass.
Who's up?
~Rookie DE Olivier Vernon, a former UM standout whom the Dolphins selected in the third-round, and Derrick Shelby, an undrafted DE from Utah, were effective bringing pressure from the edges. Vernon sacked Matt Moore twice. The team will get a better feel for their pressure skills on Monday, which will be the team's first day in pads.
Who's down?
~Moore has a long standing reputation as a mediocre practice player and Saturday's performance didn't help him ditch that. The session didn't feature any interceptions, but Moore typically makes five bad throws a day. If Garrard continues to outperform Moore this quarterback competition won't last long.
Kickoff Luncheon
~The Dolphins and the Miami Chamber of Commerce are set to host a kickoff luncheon on August 28 (11:30 a.m.) at Jungle Island. Dolphins players, alumni and coaches will attend. For ticket information visit http://www.miamichamber.com.
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Day Three: Defense keeps wraps on offense
PITTSFORD -- The Buffalo Bills' defensive line asserted its presence during 11-on-11 work in the first padded practice of training camp Saturday at St. John Fisher College.
"I thought the defense dominated the practice," coach Chan Gailey said. "We got a lot of work to do on offense to meet their level of play right now. So it's a little bit different than it has been, and it's good for our football team."
Defensive end Mario Williams pressured quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick to force an incompletion on the first play of 11-on-11 work from the middle of the field. Receiver Derek Hagan dropped a Fitzpatrick pass on the second play. Then WIlliams got by right tackle Sam Young, filling in for injured Erik Pears, to force an incompletion on the third play. Fitzpatrick rolled out but found no one open on the fourth play. C.J. Spiller got a decent gain on the fifth play. On the sixth play, defensive end Kyle Moore got by Young and Fitzpatrick into a scramble.
Both Rian Lindell and John Potter drilled 49-yard field goals during special teams work.
Then it was back to more mostly good defense. Fitzpatrick hit Donald Jones on an out route, but cornerback Aaron Williams read the play and let an interception go through his hands and into the receiver's. Then Fitz had to scramble again.
Tyler Thigpen was the No. 2 QB Saturday. Rookie cornerback Ron Brooks picked off a Thigpen pass down the right sideline intended for David Clowney. Brooks had it covered all the way and made a leaping catch. On the next play, Thigpen was pressured and forced a throw over the middle that was picked off by safety Nick Saenz.
Back came the starters. Fitzpatrick had to fall on a bad snap. Kyle Williams burst up the midde for a would-be sack. Nickel linebacker Bryan Scott smartly read a draw play and smothered it. Rookie cornerback Stephon Gilmore blanketed Spiller on a deep route and batted the pass away.
Quarterback Vince Young, working with the third team, had a really good scramble up the middle on one play. Wildcat QB Brad Smith beat the blitz with a nice deep pass to receiver Kamar Aiken.
Fitzpatrick did look pretty good in 1-on-1 and 7-on-7 passing drills. He continues to show promise on deep throws. He hit Donald Jones on a perfect deep strike down the left sideline vs. Aaron Williams. He had good downfield strikes to Stevie Johnson (twice), David Nelson and Scott Chandler. ... Safety Da'Norris Searcy did well in 1-on-1 work vs. tight ends and backs. ... In 1-on-1 pass rush work, Mario Williams again was a force. Andy Levitre had good snaps vs. Kyle Williams. ... Chad Rinehart held his own vs. Marcell Dareus. ... Defensive end Mark Anderson worked well with Marcell Dareus. ... Mario Williams and Dareus combined for a sack in 2-on-2 work. ... Rookie tackle Cordy Glenn false started two stright plays but then rebounded and shut down Chris Kelsay two straight snaps.
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Posted by Michael David Smith on August 4, 2012, 6:00 PM EDT
APRobert Gallery, who entered the NFL hyped as the league's next great left tackle but never became much more than a pretty good guard, has decided to call it a career after eight seasons.
The Patriots, who signed Gallery in March, announced his retirement today.
Coming out of Iowa in the 2004 NFL draft, Gallery was viewed as a sure thing. He had won the Outland Trophy as college football's best lineman and was widely regarded as a can't-miss prospect and a franchise left tackle who could be penciled in for several Pro Bowls over the course of his career. But it never worked out that way. Gallery often struggled with faster pass rushers, and after three years the Raiders decided he was a liability protecting the quarterback's blind side and moved him to guard.
At his new position he carved out a solid second act to his career, but he struggled to stay healthy and eventually parted ways with the Raiders after the 2010 season. He played 2011 with the Seahawks and, after signing this year with the Patriots, said he thought New England was the right place for him to finish a career that he admitted had been less than ideal. As it turned out, he finished up his career earlier than expected. Robert Gallery is done in the NFL.
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Struggling offensive line hinders efforts of Tom Brady and first team offense
We kind of figured this might happen. A patchwork offensive line hasn't looked good during training camp. It didn't look good in the opening two series, with quarterback Tom Brady essentially running for his life.
No, not what you're looking for. During the first series, which was extended thanks to a Saints offsides penalty during a punt, Will Smith broke past right tackle Marcus Cannon, chased Brady and eventually caught him for a sack and forced fumble.
It also didn't get much better in the second series. After starting out with a string of runs by Stevan Ridley, Brady reared back and hit Brandon Lloyd over the middle with a 17-yard bullet, only that was nullified by a Nate Solderholding penalty. It was the left tackle's second hold of the night.Not a good start for the line, or the offense in the first quarter.
Brady did hit two of his favorite targets, Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez, but again, every good play, seemed to be nullified by problems on the line in the early going. In all, Brady went 4-for-7 for 30 yards with one lost fumble in two series.
Pats definitely have issues at OL. It has gotten better with the return of Mankins, but if they go into the season with Solder & Cannon at tackle, Brady better get the ball away in under 2 seconds, never mind 3.
I've got my fingers crossed that Waters shows up next week and that Vollmer makes a miraculous recovery.


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Purdue was in trouble early and it never got better Saturday in its 83-55 loss at Indiana. The Boilers have lost five of their last six games.
Here are some of the keys to the defeat:
1) Lousy shooting: Once again Purdue enduring shooting woes. It shot just 37.5 percent from the field and 64.3 percent for the line. It also was 1-for-6 on three-pointers in the second half.
2) Foul trouble: Purdue's Rapheal Davis fouled out in just 17 minutes. Swingman D.J. Byrd finished with four fouls in 23 minutes. The Boilers committed 23 fouls.
3) Turnovers: Purdue had 17 turnovers against just seven assists. Two of their most veteran players, D.J. Byrd and Terone Johnson, combined for two assists and seven turnovers.
4) Rebounding: Purdue got out-rebounded 39-30. It gave up 12 offensive boards, which allowed the Hoosiers to get an early jump on their fast break.
5) Lack of effort: Purdue struggled to match the Hoosiers' intensity, which has been a season-long problem. Coach Matt Painter wants consistency in this area and, because of youth, rarely gets it.


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JP Morgan Chase has awarded Orlando Science Center $90,000 to continue the Science Literacy Program at Evans High School in Orlando. Now in its fourth year, the program will focus on chemistry education and strive to increase the number of students who seek further education in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) fields.
Orlando Science Center's Kellen Nixon, Director of Educational Development, said, "We are extremely grateful for the educational partnership we've established with JP Morgan Chase. Together, we are positively changing student attitudes toward science learning at Evans."
The Evans Science Literacy Program works with both students and their teachers through hands-on workshops and teacher professional development classes. Student workshops include interactive demonstrations and experiments that tie to real world applications and careers.
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Evans' biology teachers will benefit with Teacher Professional Development (TPD) opportunities. The sessions will offer strategies to encourage problem solving and critical thinking skills as well as provide content knowledge and creative teaching techniques. They also instill in students a deeper understanding of how science plays a role in their everyday lives and career paths.
Due to initiative's success, biology teachers from three Title I high schools and four low-performing high schools in the Orange County public school district will also be offered the TPD classes.
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Inhabitat's Prefab Friday column has seen its fair share of shipping container homes, but we've never seen shipping containers paired with bamboo as a construction material before. But now, Bamboo Groves, a design and construction firm in Costa Rica, has developed some great designs for homes made from insulated shipping containers and bamboo. Developed for the tropical climate, these prefab homes are different from the designs we are accustomed to — those designed for temperate or cooler climates. Many of these prefab and shipping container homes focus on passive heating and cooling. But in warmer climates, such as Central America, construction requires a different tactic – insulating from the heat and providing lots of natural ventilation to help cool.
Bamboo Groves uses Intermodal Steel Building Units (ISBUs), which are insulated shipping containers, in creating the framework of the home. Then Guadua Bamboo, which is one of the fastest growing bamboos, is harvested from nearby Costa Rican bamboo plantations and used as the structural beams for the roof. Current designs range from 100 sq meters with one ISBU up to 250 sq meter split level villas with three ISBUs. Construction should take less than 5 months and be very affordable.
Concrete is a very common and accessible building material in Central America, so it is used for countertops and other built-in pieces of furniture like benches and bed stands. Other sustainable elements could be added to these homes, such as a greywater recycling system, rainwater collection, and wind or solar systems. Green building supplies like low-VOC paints, formaldehyde-free cabinets are not easily accessible there, but as the demand for these items grow, they will surely be available soon.
We are impressed by these prefabs for two reasons: first, that they are built from insulated shipping containers and a local material, bamboo; and second that it accommodates the tropical climate by minimizing heat gain and maximizing natural ventilation. With those items in mind, we think this company certainly has a good handle on creating affordable and beautiful homes.
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Saturday, March 22, 2003CULLOWHEE, N.C. (March 22, 2003) -- Despite East Tennessee State scoring three runs in the top of the eighth, Western Carolina was able to hold on for a 13-12 victory over the Buccaneers Saturday afternoon at Hennon Stadium in Cullowhee, N.C. The Catamounts improve to 16-8 overall and 7-1 in the Southern Conference, while ETSU falls to 7-14, 3-5. Western Carolina raced out to a 7-2 lead through four innings, but the Bucs exploded for five runs in the top of the fifth to tie the game at 7-7. Western answered with four runs in the bottom half of the inning to regain an 11-7 advantage. East Tennessee State cut its deficit to two, 11-9, with a pair of runs in the top of the seventh only to have the Cats post two runs in the bottom of the eighth for a 13-9 lead. The Bucs then scored three in the top of the eighth to make the score 13-12, but could get no closer. Junior starter Tim Turner (Marietta, Ga.) took the loss for the Bucs, falling to 1-4 on the year. He allowed 10 hits and 10 runs (six earned) in four-plus innings of work. East Tennessee State, who committed five errors on the day, was led on offense by sophomore catcher Caleb Moore (Knoxville, Tenn.) and freshman third baseman Shane Byrne (Johnson City, Tenn.). The pair each had three hits, while Byrne drove in four and Moore scored twice. Sophomore deshgnated hitter Davis Burklin (Knoxvile, Tenn.), freshman first baseman Blake Church (Roswell, Ga.) and freshman center fielder Steven Calicutt (Spartanburg, S.C.) each contributed two hits with Church and Calicutt combined for five RBI. WCU's Derrick Hawk improved to 3-0 on the year, pitching 2.2 innings in relief. Ryan Foster got the final four outs of the game to record his second save of the season and the 17th of his career, which is only three shy of the school record. The Cats were led offensively by Wayne Kilmer, who went 5-for-6 with four runs scored. Third baseman Brett Kasten, who got his third start of the season, responded with a 2-for-4 performance and driving in a career-high four runners. Right fielder Alex Gary also had a solid day by going 4-for-5 with three runs scored. Western jumped out to an early lead thanks to an RBI single by Alan Beck, who was 2-for-5 on the day. The Cats tallied two more runs in the second on Kasten's two-run single. The Bucs made it 2-1 in the top of the third as sophomore shortstop Justin Clear (LaFollette, Tenn.) and Moore each doubled in the frame. The Bucs then made it a 4-2 game as freshman right fielder Jordan Abromovitz (South Park, Pa.) hit a sacrifice fly in the fourth. The Catamounts took advantage of three hits and two ETSU errors in scoring four runs in the bottom of the fourth, making the score 7-2. Todd Roper had an RBI fielder's choice and advanced to second on a throwing error, allowing both McDowell and Gary to score. Three batters later, Todd Buchanan drove in the first of his two runs on the day and Denver Edick hit the first of his two sacrifice flies. East Tennessee State rallied for five runs on five hits in the fifth, chasing WCU starter Ryan Basner and relief pitcher Joe Camac. Burklin, Church and Calicutt each delivered RBI singles, while Byrne capped the inning with a two-run double to left. WCU's Hawk came in to strike out Clear to end the inning. Western responded with four runs in the bottom half. A McDowell single and Gary double set up a two-run triple for Kasten. Roper followed with an RBI single, while Buchanan drove in Kilmer later in the inning. ETSU kept battling and made the score 11-9 in the top of the sixth on Church's two-run double. Western scored what proved to be the winning runs in the bottom of the seventh. Edick plated Kilmer on a sacrifice fly and Rod Goldston singled home Beck. In the eighth, the Bucs got an RBI infield single by Calicutt and a two-run single by Byrne to provide the final margin. East Tennessee State and Western Carolina finish their three-game series on Sunday (Mar. 23)from Cullowhee, N.C. First pitch is set for 1 pm.
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The record-setting payroll number is heading well north of $200 million for the 2013 season, probably landing in the $220-225 million range.
Considering they finished 86-76 and missed the playoffs by only two games in 2012, the Dodgers likely have bought their way back into the post-season. After all, unlimited resources may not win titles, but almost always put you in position to get there.
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Kershaw, Greinke, Josh Beckett and Ryu, and a four-for-one proposition complicated by the health issues of Chad Bilingsley and Ted Lilly that could leave Chris Capuano and Aaron Harang in key roles again.
You could make legit cases for the Nationals, Giants and Reds (counting Aroldis Chapman) as having equal or better projected rotations. Possibly the Phillies, too, assuming Roy Halladay is something very close to his 2002-2011 self again and a quality fifth starter is added.
Nothing wrong with the Kershaw/Greinke 1/1A pairing, which could post a combined 10 WAR. Kershaw has put up back-to-back 6.4 and 6.3 numbers, and Greinke peaked at 10.1 in his dominant 2009 Cy Young Award season before slipping into the 3.2-3.4 range in two of the last three seasons.
Beckett - as he did last August and September - should continue to benefit from facing NL lineups, and several starts in the California parks. But Ryu comes with mixed reviews attached, Billingsley didn't pitch after Aug. 24 and Lilly, 36, made only eight starts in 2012 - none after May 23. So the idea that Kyle Lohse or Anibal Sanchez could end up in Don Mattingly's rotation has at least some merit.
But since the latest health reports on BIllingsley and Lilly are encouraging, the likelier scenario is the Dodgers heading into spring training with the current cast, and making a deal only if/when the health uncertainties are removed, leaving themselves with a potential sixth starter serving as a long man.
The bullpen also has a health uncertainty in Kenley Jansen, who's dealing with heart issues, but is expected to face no limitations in the spring. And that needs to be the case, because he's an important piece at the back end along with Brandon League.
What the Dodgers get out of Carl Crawford is another major uncertainty. Although Crawford is projected to be ready for Opening Day, counting on a significant contribution from him after an Aug. 13 Tommy John surgery, a wrist surgery last spring, and back-to-back off seasons is a stretch.
If he can do it, he's Comeback Player of the Year material. But there could be at least some left field at-bats to spread among Jerry Hairston Jr., Skip Schumaker, another veteran right-handed bat to-be-acquired, and possibly highly regarded prospect Alex Castellanos.
The bigger issue is a quality leadoff hitter other than Crawford. The role likely would fall to second baseman Mark Ellis, Hairston or Schumaker when in the lineup. And the vulnerability to left-handed pitching of both Crawford and Ethier could become problematic.
But with full seasons from Adrian Gonzalez and Hanley Ramirez - as well as Matt Kemp, who played only 106 games in 2012 - the Dodgers should be able to improve on their 2012 run total of 637. Maybe that's why they haven't made a bigger offensive splash, preferring to drop big dollars into Greinke and Ryu and League.
Defensively, they're a bit of a mixed bag. But playing Ramirez at shortstop figures to cost them.
Far from an All-Star-at-every-position ideal, far from even a settled roster - what do you expect for $200-million-plus these days?


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Is TED white washing corporate propaganda?
I've made comments trying to expose Adam as someone as a shill for wall street and they keep getting deleted because it would harm adams reputation.
Adam has known conflicts of interest and questionable integrity as a "journalist".
TED likes to bill itself as "open minded" but anything that opposes the deeply fundamentalist free market beliefs of TEDS backers tends to get deleted. This is not the first time I've exposed peoples conflict of interest and trying to tell TEDSTERS that something is rotten at ted and they should take certain TED talks with a large grain of salt.
TEDS audience reaches many people who are not literate or historically well read enough to see and distinguish corporate propaganda.
The whole "fiscal cliff" crisis was manufactured and is total propaganda. But you won't hear that at TED.
Fiscal Cliff "Crisis" Manufactured to Prey on the Weak
Dec 23 2012: Bob,
You are "trying to tell TEDSTERS that something is rotten at ted...."?
Do you think that most TEDSTERS are not smart enough? Not intelligent enough? Not Insightful enough, or informed enough? You have to tell us how things are? We "should take certain TED talks with a large grain of salt"? Do you think/feel that we cannot choose how to take and use information all by ourselves?
Does that feel at all arrogant to you? It does to me. You are going to show us the way? That is funny!!!Dec 23 2012: It's great they have finally let you in, Bob. I have not noticed too much of a censorship here, but I am not saying there is none. What is more perplexing to me is the general lack of critical thinking. Patting everybody on the back is nice but it gets us nowhere.
Dec 23 2012: Do you have a theory, Jedrek, for why critical thinking is uncommon in public spaces? While some may attribute this perhaps perplexing phenomenon to lack of developed skill in this area, I believe there is an important element of choice in it. Is there, for example, a stigma (outside of a few settings) associated with analysis or careful thought and a glamor associated with the reverse, including quickly stated unsupported claims?
Do you have a hypothesis?
I know I have spent much of my life in contexts in which critical thinking was expected and tolerance for fluffystuff was very low. I have been in other settings in which critical thinking was accepted but fluffy stuff as well. And I have been in settings in which fluffy stuff was the norm and critical thinking wasn't even tolerated (as, I was once told, it interfered with people's ability to hang out and relax!).
Dec 23 2012: I agree with you Fritzie, but do not take it for patting on the back!
I do not know how much is the lack of critical thinking the result of a stigma and how much of good manners.
Because one reason could be this: critical thinking is not delicate to put it mildly. On a forum like this, where there are many strangers one does not want to sound impolite. The consequence of this is a general acknowledgement and acceptance of each and every idea.
Dec 23 2012: I would say that ideas which are sincerely put forward are worthy of acknowledgement as a person's ideas, but acknowledgement and accepting the truth or soundness of these ideas are two different things.
I think you are right that people often hesitate in being outspoken with strangers, because they do not know whether the stranger will take it as rudeness or personal attack.
I think too that people often choose the most productive places to put their energies. For example, if someone clearly has prejudices from which the person will not budge and the person has little serious influence as an opinion maker or decisionmaker, those who may privately review that person's ideas with a critical eye might just leave it alone in terms of responding to it. The same critical thinker may engage seriously and with high energy 'where it counts."Dec 23 2012: Jedrek,
Critical thinking CAN be expressed just as much with back-patting, respect and kindness. One who possesses these communication skills and qualities is not necessarily lacking critical thinking. Whether we express our own critical thinking delicately or not, is a choice we all make. Accepting each and every idea IS NOT a consequence, unless we choose it to be so. We do not have to express our individual "critical thinking" in a disrespectful way.
I agree that most people choose where, when, why and with whom we spend our energy:>)Dec 23 2012: Fritzie,
Are you seperating those who practice or speak "critical thinking" from those who practice or speak "fluffystuff"?
I have also been in many settings where critical thinking AND fluffy stuff was intermixed, and that is my favorite.....that is truly freedom, and comfort.....IMHO:>)
Dec 23 2012: No, Colleen, I am not separating people into types. I am distinguishing discourse about ideas or professional-type discourse from more strictly social conversations. Example: I walk in the park and have friendly conversations with people about their dogs and when the kids are coming home... but I typically don't talk with people I bump into in the park about challenging ideas. Here on TED I would not inquire about people's dogs or when the kids are coming home or share these aspects of my life.Dec 23 2012: Fritzie,
Perhaps I misinterpreted...you write...
"I know I have spent much of my life in contexts in which critical thinking was expected and tolerance for fluffystuff was very low. I have been in other settings in which critical thinking was accepted but fluffy stuff as well. And I have been in settings in which fluffy stuff was the norm and critical thinking wasn't even tolerated (as, I was once told, it interfered with people's ability to hang out and relax!)."
You say..."it interfered with people's ability to hang out and relax". If you are "distinguishing discourse", as you say, which prevents people from hanging out and relaxing, are you not seperating people into catagories as well?
I'm not trying to find fault here....simply having a discourse, and apparently we are different in that respect. I like to participate in conversations that unfold and evolve no matter where I am....walking in the park and conversing with people I meet, have produced some of the MOST intriguing, interesting, in depth, conversations based on critical thinking. I don't limit where, why, when, or with whom a very interesting conversation might evolve:>) My biking buddies are always kidding me about the fact that I connect and start talking with people EVERYWHERE! They often ask me....;do you know that person?......well I do now!!!.........I LOVE IT!
Dec 24 2012: I am not separating people into categories. I participated in a site at one time in which the host suggested that analytical comment with supporting evidence and so forth was at odds with people's being able to hang out and relax. I am not saying such conversation inteferes with my ability to relax or, in fact, to anyone's. I said only that the host of the site discouraged such a mode of discourse on the basis of that argument.
I walk really fast and do not tend to get into serious conversations with others in the park, who tend to be moving much more slowly or who are running. I am sure others stop longer or converse seriously while running. Public spaces accomodate individuals' choices in this regard.Dec 23 2012: Hi Jedrek,
I have not noticed too much censorship of ideas. I HAVE noticed censorship of disrespectful, demeaning, abusive comments, which TED has CLEARLY said they will delete. Patting people on the back and critical thinking are not mutually exclusive....do you think?Dec 23 2012: Jed.
I thought Bob has been on this forum for quite a long time? If he can find a new york times article on David then yes, i would look closely at it but since it has no impact on my personal economic situation or my countries current future growth or contraction then it purely comes down to what Bob states with links.
I know of one local radio hosts story that seems eerily similar to what the links suggest.Dec 22 2012: From my experience with TED I dont think there is a deliberate attempt to shut out certain ideas; except ones that are not presented in a manner that sustains the dignity of the organisation and the community.
So, its not just about having a nice or grand idea; its not just about having questions worth asking. The presentation of such is very important. Its about respect.
It also turns out that some people expects TED to be what it is not, and those people get bored and complain when it does not fit into their ideas.
It is not a perfect platform, but it has contributed immensely to education and enlightenment and thought-provoking questions.
Unfortunately, it is possible to build conspiracy theories where there are none, if one is too mindful of such.
Ed Schulte
Dec 22 2012: If you haven't been involved or observing TED for very long
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Relative to what is was in 2009 and what you are witnessing to-day, last week ...its content and quality has dropped to being a low level social media site with very little content and participation. The New Yorker Magazine did a very unkind article in the summer which I am sure did critical damage $$$ -wise to the TED site.
On any given day it is the same 20 people ...very predicable content and responses ...from the same few.
True TED admin. has come on and asked "how can we make this better?/ what would you like to see/have" good indications that $$$ problems are a brewing. And this is certainly not new...many many Social media sites have come and gone ...it is not a lose because the same will spring up else where ...blossom and die ...such is the nature of Consciousness.
I tend to agree with you on your "Fiscal Cliff Crisis" is Manufactured" .....and 90% of my "reason for" it that it ...the underlying generation of US debt" has existed for at least 60 years.....the word "Crisis" is a convenient word thrown in for dramatic effect ......and its effect was short lived....much like a TED topic come to think of it.
Dec 23 2012: Ed, Do have a link to that article? save me a few imagined pico seconds in my imagined expanded universe.
edward long
Dec 21 2012: You do realize I, and many others, are reading your tirade on TED? That seems to disprove your assertion. Why don't you rein-in the accusations and post a crisp, candid, and relevant idea, question, or debate? There must be some basis for your high opinion of your ability to "distinguish corporate propaganda". Show us a specific, provocative example, please sir. Thank you!
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Dec 21 2012: No it doesn't disprove my assertion because many of my comments were deleted.
I would not have had to post this as a debate. It got through but that still doesn't change the fact they deleted many of my comments when I posted the same thing as the above.
The fact that they deleted my comments when I posted the above is proof that whoever is moderating comments has issues. I imagine whoever was moderating comments on adams video and whoever approved this thread are not the same person.
Aja B.
Dec 22 2012: The difference between the two is that this debate is on-topic and somewhat constructive, while attacks on Adam Davidson on the Talk page are not. We're happy to see vigorous debate and differing opinions, but Talk comments are meant to focus on the ideas presented in the Talk, not rants about the speaker's personal background.Dec 24 2012: I think there is an agenda in any large entity. Sometimes I think this was created so that people could moniter what the smart people (or peole who fancy themselves as smart) are chatting about. I like Collen's idea of taking it with a grain of salt. people who enjoy TED are people who figure things out for themselves.Dec 23 2012: Certain special interest propaganda is ever present. Why not on ted? Does a fish understand the concept of water? Advertising is always part of our frames. Misdirection is the basis of magic. Academics create straw-men in their debates. Some thoughts become unfashionable even if true. Criticizing a particular person could be deleted even if true because how would a thire party know the truth.Dec 23 2012: The conversation area is a Coffee lounge, jump in kick around and nice to have met you and hope to see you again sometime. It's not exactly meant to be politically correct towards one or the other school of thought and well, it is American and runs under something they call non profits.
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I don't see what is wrong with a bit of corporate pie being thrown into the mix? How else are they going to pay the bills, it's not a government service that you pay for with your taxes? They did warn us that they would be more involved with this area.
Every forum type system has it's regulars, we must be coral nomads, we drift along until we think this seems to be a nice spot to roost until it's time to move on but it doesn't grow around you to what you ideally want.
You're not the only person to be faced with the deletion and censor notice.
So the cliff is another excuse for more printing or the signature at the bottom of the contract?Dec 22 2012: Obviously in a site that supports different ideas and good ideas will come with bad, the purpose of Ted is to show a full spectrum of opinions and ideas. It does not matter if a person's opinion could also be propaganda or their opinions are negative. In the end it is up to the person to find what they like.Dec 22 2012: Sorry, Bob, who is "Adam"? Is he someone who is important at TED?Dec 21 2012: Hi, Bob. I think when any of us reads or hears things, it's smart to evaluate the information to determine whether the speaker/writer makes assumptions we don't think are valid or fails to consider information we think is important.
Molly Crockett expresses this succinctly in her talk posted this week about what she calls "neuro-bunk," the way advertising/reporting often misrepresent or misuse brain research. She says "ask for the part of the story that is not being told."
I think that practice is a normal and important part of critical thinking, listening, and reading.
I also think that talk is one example that makes me question your claim that "anything that opposes the deeply fundamentalist free market beliefs of TEDS backers tends to get deleted." Have you noticed all the threads that challenge free market thinking, money-based economies, and so forth?
Dec 21 2012: Yes but TED has schizophrenic record on the subject or I wouldn't be posting this. There is nothing FALSE about his inconsistency and that he has poor track record of being a "journalist" and this is well documented.
While they post things like that, they certainly seem inconsistent about what it is they are trying to do with TED.Dec 21 2012: you are literate? what is your education?
Dec 21 2012: Truth and critical thinking are all that are required. Most modern education in america is propaganda and is compromised by corporate money. This is especially seen in economics and philosophies promoted by rich billionaires like libertarianism. Strong ideological feelings that re-enforce the status quo is a sign of lack of of respect for the worlds complexity.
Credentialism has little bearing on what is true or not.
Are you disputing adam is not compromised? Stay on topic.
Dec 21 2012: so you say you don't need any education or knowledge to know what is right?
Dec 21 2012: Education is a nebulous word, what one considers education is not an easy question. I have a respect for complicated questions.
Do you have a respect for the fact that the enlightenment was wrong about human reasoning? And because of what science has discovered about how we reason that means all traditional ideologies are riddled with significant errors not in tune with how reality really works.
I really don't like ideological reasoning, I like analysis and perspective but getting at sound methodology is often difficult and you usually can't get it in a very casual forum like ted.Dec 21 2012: i didn't say university education. tell me anything you've got. in order to form an opinion, especially about such a complex subject as economics, one needs a great deal of information and explanation. 7 billion independent agents interacting. it is as complex as a large biosystem. you would not go on, and start claiming all sort of stuff about biology, would you? i hope not.
Lejan .
Dec 22 2012: That's right, we have seen those educated experts in this vast and extra complex economy doing great jobs in creating and foreseeing their bubbles. All worth any penny their parents spend on elite universities to get those smart people out into this world ... ;o) In biology some of those would probably be identifies as cancer. But because I have neither studied economy nor biology I am probably not allowed in your world view to make up my mind and to see what is happening and to use my common sense to understand, why what we see does not make any sense in to many fields of economics ...
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Sometimes to many books about worshiping the 'golden calf' makes ones mind closed to see which parts are already rotten ...
Economy is no exact science, and you would do better to compare it with religion rather than biology, unless you hate biologists and wish to lower their discipline on purpose ... :o)Dec 21 2012: Yeah we know. So by virtue of this knowledge are we supposed to do something? Nothing free ever is.
If you want to play on the playground, you have to follow the rules of the owner. It's the American way.
Dec 21 2012: Censorship doesn't seem very in tune with freedom of speech.
Linda Taylor
Dec 21 2012: It's a private non-profit. And if you know your private non-profits, they do not have to hold to freedom of speech. In fact, it's the opposite. They hold to rules and regulations that are allowed if you want to participate. Even boy scouts know this.
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Play by the rules or get off the forum.
None of us here are stupid or naive. We all understand that in order to have a heated discourse, some type of monitoring is necessary or it all degrades into MySpace where hormonally driven rants are common. Even on TV debates are monitored I appreciate the attempt at keeping the wackadoodle to a minimum.
TED stands for technology, entertainment and design. Not business, economics, politics, or even science but a lot of those discussion are encouraged. We all know the fiscal cliff is a bunch of BS and the corporate world has been set up to advantage just a few. I don't know Adam any more than I know Steve Jobs so his reputation is meaningless. So I am still confused as to why you think that information is important.


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But, Martensdale-St. Marys closed the gap in the second quarter, took control in the third quarter and held on in the fourth quarter for a 55-49 win over the Tigers.
Lenox led 13-4 after the first quarter, but Martensdale steadily chipped away at that lead until taking a 28-26 lead with 4:48 to go in the third quarter.
"That's kind of what we've done the past four or five games," Lenox co-head coach Jesse Cox said. "We've jumped out to a big lead and haven't sustained it. I think we just relax or something, and just didn't put the throttle down and close the game out."
The Blue Devils built up a seven-point lead at 35-28 before Caleb Lange hit two free throws with just :15 left in the third quarter, cutting the lead to 35-30.
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Martensdale-St. Marys quickly worked the ball into the frontcourt, though, and Trent Verwers nailed a 3-pointer just before the buzzer to stretch the lead back to eight.
Lenox battled back in the fourth quarter to cut the lead to two points with less than 3:30 tog at 49-47, but a pair of missed free throws with 2:21 left hurt Lenox's chances of completing the comeback.
"That hurt," Cox said of the 3-pointer at the buzzer. "We did fight back and got it down to two at one point, and we were shooting free throws and missed a couple of free throws. In close games, you've got to do everything right, make free throws, can't commit turnovers. They're a good team. We were really close."
Mason Peterson scored a layup with :45 remaining to cut the lead to two points one more time at 51-49, but Martensdale-St. Marys closed the game out with a layup and two free throws.
It marked the final game of Peterson's career, as well as fellow senior Jose Govea.
It was also the final game as co-head coach for Karl Peterson, who is retiring from varsity coaching.
Lenox finishes the season with a mark of 12-11. Martensdale-St. Marys advances to take on Murray in the district semifinals on Feb. 21.
MARTENSDALE-ST. MARYS (55) — Gage Gavin 5 1-3 11, Eddy Kraber 4 2-7 10, Miller Hatcher 3 4-5 10, Trent Verwers 3 0-0 8, Garrett Gehringer 4 0-0 8, Luke Anctil 2 0-0 6, Connor Dunn 1 0-3 2. Totals — 22 7-18 55. 3-point goals — 4 (Anctil 2, Verwers 2). Team fouls — 14. Fouled out — None.
LENOX (49) — Caleb Lange 7 3-7 17, Mason Peterson 3 4-8 11, Spencer Brown 4 2-3 10, Todd Stoaks 2 1-2 5, Dustin Gordon 1 0-0 3, Frank Martinez 1 0-0 3. Totals — 18 10-20 49. Free throws — 10-20. 3-pointers — 3 (Martinez 1, Gordon 1, Peterson 1). Rebounds — 36 (Lange 14, Stoaks 8, Peterson 7, Brown 6). Assists — 11 (Peterson 7, Lange 3). Steals — 10 (Peterson 4, Lange 4). Blocked shots — 3 (Brown 2, Peterson 1). Turnovers — 22. Team fouls — 14. Fouled out — None.
Lenox — 13 22 30 49
Murray 73,
Corning 33
MURRAY — The Class 1A eighth-rated Murray Mustangs didn't play up to head coach Darin Wookey's standards at times on Thursday, but the Mustangs played well enough to get a 73-33 win over Corning to advance in Class 1A District 12.
Murray will host Martensdale-St. Marys on Feb. 19 in the district semifinals.
The Mustangs held a 22-10 lead after the first quarter and led 52-19 at halftime.
Austin Halls recorded a double-double for Murray, while Cody Scroggie came up just short. Both players scored 18 points, while Halls finished with 12 assists and seven steals. Scroggie finished with nine assists and eight steals.
Sam Rockhold also finished in double figures scoring for the the Mustangs with 12 points. Eddie Otto and Pat Kilmer each added eight points.
"We were very sluggish tonight at times," Wookey said. "But, we got the win and we move on and play a tough Martensdale team. We will need to play better next week as we try and make our run."
Keegan Longabaugh led Corning with 14 points and Lance Swartz added 10. Quintin Wilcoxson scored five points.
Nick Spring, Swartz and Longabaugh each grabbed six boards.
"Murray is the real deal," Corning head coach Pete Nett said. "They really passed the ball around to get good shots on offense, and their rotations off of switches and help situations to cover the lane area were as good as we have seen all year. We simply didn't get the ball down inside enough to be as effective scoring from the block as we needed to be."
Corning finishes the season with a 2-21 record, while Murray improves to 21-1.
Mount Ayr 59, Diagonal 45
MOUNT AYR — Mount Ayr claimed the Ringgold County championship and advanced to the Class 1A District 12 semifinal with a 59-45 win over Diagonal here on Thursday.
Mount Ayr (15-7) travels to Lamoni on Tuesday.
Jake Still recorded a double-double for the Raiders, while Jacob Sobotka scored 13 points off the bench.
Still finished with 18 points and 15 rebounds. John Triggs scored 13 points and Braydee Poore added 10 for Mount Ayr.
Diagonal finishes its season with a record of 11-11.
Nodaway Valley 67, Panorama 29
GREENFIELD — Nodaway Valley held a Panorama team that had scored 82 points in its previous game to just three two-point field goals in a 67-29 win over the Panthers here on Thursday.
Panorama netted six 3-pointers, but it wasn't enough to contend with the Class 2A third-ranked Wolverines.
Four Nodaway Valley players scored in double figures, as Alex Welsch led the way with 27 points, followed by Brad Baudler with 12, and Dean Frank and Dan Ehrsam with 11 each.
Welsch also grabbed nine rebounds and TJ Bower pulled down seven boards.
"Our guys responded to playing a potentially high-scoring team, limiting Panorama to three two-point baskets and holding them to 20 percent from the field," head coach Darrell Burmeister said. "Our guys did a nice job of getting the ball inside to Alex."
Nodaway Valley (21-1) advances to the Class 2A District 14 semifinal against Interstate 35 in Creston on Tuesday.


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