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Yale University
News about Yale University, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
May. 12, 2015
Stephen A Schwarzman, co-founder of asset management firm The Blackstone Group, gifts $150 million to Yale University to transform campus building Commons and its two attached spaces into performing arts center and hub for academic and general public use; New Haven looks to benefit from project since university is Connecticut city's biggest employer and tourist draw. MORE
Apr. 30, 2015
Dante de Blasio, son of New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, elects to attend Yale University, ending speculation about his choice of colleges. MORE
Apr. 15, 2015
Yale University School of Medicine and education technology company 2U are denied accreditors' permission to offer physician assistant masters degree online; incident highlights hurdles to getting online classes accredited, especially for prestigious degrees that require hands-on training. MORE
Apr. 14, 2015
Two federal lawsuits filed by seven plaintiffs accuse former Yale School of Medicine professor Dr Rex L Mahnensmith of sexual harassment going back more than a decade; Mahnensmith had been removed as medical director of New Haven Dialysis Clinic over harassment complaints, and was subsequently forced to resign from Yale in 2014 as officials attempted to handle case quietly, but suit throws full light on situation. MORE
Apr. 12, 2015
Poem To Become a Bridge by Yale student Travis Reginal contemplates his experience of being the first in the family to attend college. MORE
Mar. 28, 2015
Boston beats Yale, 3-2, in overtime, in first round of NCAA men's hockey tournament; other results noted. MORE
Mar. 15, 2015
Harvard men's college basketball team defeats Yale, 53-51, in Ivy League playoff. MORE
Mar. 7, 2015
College Basketball Roundup; Yale men's basketball team defeats Harvard, 62-52; other men's and women's scores noted. MORE
Mar. 5, 2015
Internal investigation conducted by Yale University clears unnamed officer of wrongdoing for incident in which he drew his gun, detained a student and ordered him to the ground; school nonetheless recognizes that episode was painful one for student, Tahj Blow, son of New York Times columnist Charles M Blow. MORE
Feb. 28, 2015
Princeton beats Yale, 67-49, to continue their undefeated season in women's college basketball. MORE
Feb. 21, 2015
Yale men's basketball team defeats Cornell, 62-51; other men's and women's college basketball scores noted. MORE
Feb. 15, 2015
Yale University bans Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity from campus until August 2016 for violations of university's policy on sexual misconduct, and for efforts to hinder inquiry into February 2014 incident. MORE
Feb. 13, 2015
Yale starting forward Brandon Sherrod, who has always had passion for music, takes year off school and basketball team after accepting position with prestigious a cappella group Whiffenpoofs; can rejoin team next year, but will not get to play as senior with familiar teammates. MORE
Jan. 15, 2015
Johnson & Johnson announces collaboration with Yale University to give outside researchers access to detailed clinical trial data about its medical devices; National Academy of Sciences' Institute of Medicine separately urges sharing of study data with outside researchers by all sponsors of clinical trials soon after a product is approved; industry has resisted sharing data, concerned about trade secrets and patient privacy. MORE
Jan. 11, 2015
Yale defeats Harvard, 4-1, in men's college hockey game at Madison Square Garden. MORE
Jan. 10, 2015
Harvard University ice hockey team is preparing to face Yale at Madison Square Garden; Harvard has not beaten Yale since 2012, but leads overall series. MORE
Dec. 27, 2014
Yale University's $20 million renovation of entrance hall of its Gothic-style Sterling Memorial Library has revealed spectacular appearance of building when it first opened in 1930; hall, once just a passageway, has been transformed into stunning study hall. MORE
Dec. 9, 2014
Florida routs Yale, 85-47, in college basketball action. MORE
Dec. 6, 2014
Yale defeats UConn, 45-44, in men's college basketball; other men's college basketball scores noted. MORE
Nov. 23, 2014
Harvard prevails over Yale, 31-24, capping 10-0 season and earning the Ivy League title outright with a 7-0 conference mark. MORE
Nov. 16, 2014
College Football East Roundup; Yale's offense rumbles to a 44-30 victory over Princeton for the 100th anniversary Yale Bowl; other college football scores noted. MORE
Nov. 15, 2014
Yale Medical School removes Dr Michael Simons as director of its Cardiovascular Research Center after finding of sexual harassment in nearly five-year-old case involving postdoctoral researcher Annarita Di Lorenzo. MORE
Nov. 2, 2014
Sexual harassment case that has been unfolding without public notice for nearly five years within Yale School of Medicine has roiled institution and led to new allegations that university is insensitive to instances of harassment against women; case, which involves former head of cardiology department, comes as dozens of colleges are under federal scrutiny for their handling of sexual misconduct allegations against students. MORE
Nov. 2, 2014
Campus Corner; Yale Bowl celebrates 100th anniversary of its construction and first scrimmage in 1914; was first stadium in nation to be built in the shape of a bowl; other college football scores and news noted. MORE
Oct. 26, 2014
Supreme Court Justices Clarence Thomas, Sonia Sotomayor and Samuel Alito attend reunion weekend at Yale Law School and take part in three-way public conversation about lessons learned in their roles on America's high court. MORE
Oct. 25, 2014
Profile of Yale running back Tyler Varga, who at times has appeared to be unstoppable; Varga has rushed for 12 touchdowns, which is more than all but four players in Football Bowl Subdivision and Football Championship Subdivision combined; his rushing yards per game are the most in the Ivy League by 52; in only 19 career games, Varga is seventh in Yale history with 2,082. MORE
Sep. 28, 2014
College Football East Roundup; Yale upsets Army, 49-43 in overtime; other scores noted. MORE
Sep. 25, 2014
Yale University reports that its fund had earned 20.2 percent return for fiscal year, big payoff for strategy that was criticized in wake of financial crisis; Harvard names Stephen Blyth to succeed Jane L Mendillo as chief executive of its investment arm. MORE
Sep. 21, 2014
College Football East Roundup; Yale beats Lehigh, 54-43, in its season opener; other college football scores noted. MORE
Sep. 8, 2014
Yale's chief investment officer David F Swensen has asked its money managers to assess how investments could affect climate change and suggested that they avoid companies that do not take sensible 'steps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions'; strategy is part of program announced at Yale that includes $21 million capital investment for energy conservation. MORE
Mar. 7, 2014
Harvard is looking for another Ivy League basketball title but Yale has a chance to tie for the title and force a one-game playoff for an automatic bid in NCAA tournament; since 2008, Cornell and then Harvard have loosened Penn and Princeton's stranglehold on the Ivy League title with a more athletic, up-tempo style of play. MORE
Feb. 22, 2014
Yale University Police Department receives anonymous reports that two undergraduate students were sexually assaulted at an off-campus party in February; reports follow university's efforts to to shed reputation of having what 2011 federal complaint called hostile sexual environment. MORE
Jan. 22, 2014
Shutdown of course comparison website by Peter Xu and Harry Yu, twin brothers who are seniors at Yale University, turns campus issue into something of a free speech cause; petitions circulate against shutdown and Sean Haufler, another senior in computer science, builds a workaround that makes Yale's disapproval effectively irrelevant. MORE
Jan. 19, 2014
Exhibit Stage Designs by Ming Cho Lee, at the Yale School of Architecture in New Haven, features over 90 models, sketches and photographic reproductions by influential set designer Lee. MORE
Jan. 12, 2014
Yale beats Harvard, 5-1, in 239th game of their men's hockey rivalry. MORE
Jan. 7, 2014
Connecticut medical examiner's office reports that death of Yale University Professor Samuel See, who was found deceased in a New Haven jail cell, was due to an accidental drug overdose; See had been jailed after being arrested at his home for violating a protection order against his husband. MORE
Dec. 19, 2013
Questions linger regarding death of Samuel See, assistant English professor at Yale University who was found dead in a New Haven jail cell following domestic dispute with his husband; investigators are now examining the circumstances of his arrest and death, to see if he had been ill or injured and to determine whether authorities are blame in any way. MORE
Nov. 24, 2013
College Football East Roundup; Harvard beats Yale, 34-7, to earn share of Ivy League title; other scores noted. MORE
Nov. 17, 2013
College Football East Roundup; Princeton clinches at least a share of its first Ivy League title since 2006 and re-establishes a long if inconsistent football tradition with a 59-23 homecoming victory against Yale; other scores noted. MORE
Nov. 1, 2013
The group will become quartet-in-residence at the Yale School of Music, ending its association with Princeton. MORE
Oct. 20, 2013
College Football East Roundup; Fordham improves to 8-0 for the first time with a 52-31 victory at Yale; Fordham receiver Sam Ajala sets school record with 282 yards receiving and ties another with four touchdown catches; other results noted. MORE
Sep. 14, 2013
Yale University releases document that details eight hypothetical situations in which fictional students navigate sexual encounters, in effort to clarify both morality of certain situations and university's sexual misconduct policies; each narrative is followed by explanation of whether actions described violate school's code. MORE
Aug. 16, 2013
Federal appeals court rules in favor of Yale University in lawsuit filed by South Korea's prestigious Dongguk University over fraudulent resume from applicant Shin Jeong-ah indicating she had earned doctorate in art history at Yale; ruling acknowledges Yale mistakenly confirmed the credential but that because no malice was involved, Yale is not liable for subsequent damages to Dongguk's reputation and funding. MORE
Aug. 12, 2013
William F Buckley Jr Program, conservative group at Yale University, has historic new address, William H Taft Mansion, thanks to $500,000 from a single, unnamed donor. MORE
Aug. 4, 2013
Poem MotherFather by Travis Reginal, which reflects during his first days at Yale on his mother's love and father's absence. MORE
Aug. 4, 2013
Travis Reginal, student who was accepted into Yale after attending William B Murrah High School in Jackson, Miss, which is 97 percent African American and 67 percent low-income, reflects on his journey to one of nation's elite campuses and why smart, low-income students rarely apply to top colleges. MORE
Jul. 3, 2013
Yale University wins trademark infringement lawsuit against modest Yale Academy, which helps students cram for college entrance exams; Terry Yang, academy's founder, which will become Y2 Academy, says he never meant to confuse anyone or infringe on famous university. MORE
Jun. 17, 2013
Yale University has acquired vast and renowned collection of English lawbooks and legal manuscripts assembled by the barrister Anthony Taussig; collection, comprising around 400 legal manuscripts and 200 printed books, is widely considered world's most important private collection of rare material relating to cultural and intellectual history of English law. MORE
Jun. 5, 2013
James R Van de Velde, former Yale lecturer who was implicated in brutal death of student Suzanne Jovin in 1998, is rebuilding his life and his long legal battle to clear his name has now reached some conclusion; he has reached a settlement with Yale and City of New Haven, which is the last step in his search for public and personal redemption. MORE
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Review: 'Donald Blumberg Photographs,' Observing America on the Streets and From the Sofa
Mr. Blumberg began his career shooting on the streets of New York, but by the late 1960s he was preferring to shoot the television in his living room.
September 4, 2015, Friday
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Yale Students Campaign for All That Jazz
After learning that their ensemble was suspended for the coming year, band members are fighting back.
August 30, 2015, Sunday
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Morning Agenda: Slow Inflation Makes Fed Cautious Over Rates
A New Tool to Scrutinize Wall Street | How Universities Hoard Money | The Bailout Architect Navigating Dual Roles
August 20, 2015, Thursday
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Stop Universities From Hoarding Money
They pay lavish fees to manage their wealth, while tuition keeps rising.
August 19, 2015, Wednesday
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Mike Pyle, Captain of 9-0 Yale Team and Champion Bears in '63, Dies at 76
Pyle was among the many former N.F.L. players who brought suit against the league for disregarding cognitive dangers resulting from football collisions.
July 31, 2015, Friday
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Rick Perry Challenges Hillary Clinton on Wall Street, and Donald Trump to Pull-Ups
Former Gov. Rick Perry of Texas criticized Hillary Rodham Clinton's economic agenda on Wednesday and urged replacing the Dodd-Frank financial regulation bill.
July 29, 2015, Wednesday
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Joshua Newman's Lawyers in Plea Talks in Fraud Case
Prosecutors and lawyers for Mr. Newman, accused of misappropriating some of the money he raised to finance several training and workout centers, are in negotiations.
June 13, 2015, Saturday
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Yale's Crew Tops Harvard
Yale's heavyweight crew team defeated Harvard in their 150th regatta, the nation's oldest collegiate sporting event.
June 8, 2015, Monday
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Chimpanzees Would Cook if Given the Chance, Research Says
Scientists from Harvard and Yale found that chimpanzees would give up raw food on the possibility that it might emerge cooked later. [Article plus video.]
June 3, 2015, Wednesday
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Yale Student Jumps to His Death After He Stabbed Another, Police Say
Officials said the suspect fell six stories from an off-campus apartment building Tuesday morning, moments after he attacked a fellow student who was an acquaintance.
May 27, 2015, Wednesday
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Ivy League Trailblazers
What is it like to be the first member of your family to go to college? First-generation college students must learn to deal with the privilege and the challenges.
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Lewis Hamilton produced his finest form to take his second victory of the year, the 16th of his career and his first at the fabled Nürburgring as the German Grand Prix brought a thrilling 2011 World Championship season to its halfway mark on Sunday.
Hamilton used his outstanding qualifying effort to the full by converting a front row spot into the race win, heading home Ferrari's Fernando Alonso and Mark Webber in the Red Bull Renault.
The three big names dominated the 60-lap race but in the final stint it was Hamilton, 26, who found the pace to keep the other two at bay. He was the first to dart into the pits for the mandatory switch to the softer, less efficient option tyre with just seven laps remaining and his speed was enough to negate Webber's bold decision to stay out until the last possible moment.
Alonso covered Hamilton's late move and also had enough in hand to lead Webber home. But the Australian had the minor consolation of leading a race for the first time in 2011 as he headed to his fourth consecutive third-place result and his sixth podium of the season.
"One of the best races, I think, I've ever done," beamed Hamilton, who is now third in the Drivers' Championship behind the two Red Bull runners. "This is a massive step forward."
Not as massive as McLaren might have hoped: for the second race running Jenson Button failed to make it to the end, the former World Champion retiring just past half-distance with worries over the car's hydraulic system.
Alonso, winner last time out, was quick to hail what he called "a fantastic Sunday again" after a typically aggressive and opportunistic drive. For the first time this season runaway Championship leader Sebastian Vettel did not start from the front row; for the first time this season the man who drives the #1 Red Bull was not on the podium.
Vettel, overshadowed by Webber all weekend, paid for an early mistake that slipped him to fifth then fought a stirring battle with Felipe Massa in the second Ferrari in the closing laps.
Both men delayed their final pit stop until the last lap; when a stray wheel nut delayed the Brazilian, Vettel roared out to claim an unlikely fourth place which meant he gave back only three points of his massive Championship lead to Webber.
"Another good result," said a clearly disappointed Webber, who started from his third pole position of the season. "We couldn't get the tyre range to get the undercut on the second stop. I drove on the limit, but we were not quick enough and that was it."
Vettel now has 216 points while Webber on 139 has Hamilton and Alonso breathing down his neck on 134 and 130 respectively, On a day when Germany's current favourite son failed to deliver, Adrian Sutil rescued national pride with one of his best drives to claim sixth place for Force India and was the last of the 20 classified finishers not to be lapped.
German drivers also filled seventh and eighth places, with Nico Rosberg again edging out Mercedes teammate Michael Schumacher, who might have been higher up the order but for a mid-race half-spin as he fought with Renault's Vitaly Petrov.
The Russian driver finished 10th as the effervescent Kamui Kobayashi produced another superb result in ninth place for Sauber, his seventh top 10 finish of the year.
The ugliest incident of the race saw Nick Heidfeld's Renault eliminated as the German tried to pass Sébastien Buemi's Toro Rosso. As the Swiss driver legitimately blocked the left-hand side, Heidfeld switched to the right and was squeezed out when Buemi moved over, ending up in a gravel trap.
Race stewards took a dim view of Buemi's action and have penalised him five grid places for the next round.
India's Karun Chandhok, possibly rehearsing for his country's inaugural Grand Prix in October, was 20th as he re placed Jarno Trulli at Team Lotus.
The other non-finishers were Rubens Barrichello in the Williams with an engine problem and HRT's Tonio Liuzzi. The Italian's Australian teammate Daniel Ricciardo brought his car home a creditable 19th again in only his second race outing for the team.
The next round, in just a week's time, takes them to another circuit where Webber has tasted victory, the Hungaroring, before the teams and drivers enjoy a four-week mid-season break."We're a strong unit," said a defiant Webber, "a good team and we'll push on. We know what we need to do."
Drivers' Championship
1. Vettel 216 points
2. Webber 139
3. Hamilton 134
4. Alonso 130
5. Button 109
6. Massa 62
Constructors' Championship
1. Red Bull Racing 355 points
2. McLaren-Mercedes 243
3. Ferrari 192
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The Gotham City Mixtape: Four Strange Songs About Batman
Last week, I got this question via email from a ComicsAlliance reader:
Beyond Method Man's opus to the Riddler, I had largely disregarded the music surrounding Batman. This last week introduced me not only to the Batman Musical episode of Batman Beyond, but a Justice League episode where he belts out "Am I Blue?" Are there other musical moments of the Caped Crusader's which I should experience?
Originally, I'd planned to answer that as part of my weekly "Ask Chris" column, but as tends to happen when I write about Batman, it got a little bit out of hand, so I'm tackling it now. And the answer is... well, yes and no.
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And better yet, all of the ingredients can be kept in the freezer or the pantry, ready for the midnight munchies.
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Step 1: Get these things!
-bag of pizza dough from a bakery
-small can of pizza sauce
-2 cups of shredded mozzarella
-white flour
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yummy but why is it it called "Emergency pizza"
When you want a snack, just turn the oven on(set to grill), take a half made pizza from the freezer and put some chopped basil, ham and grated cheese on it (or whatever you fancy).
After 5-7 minutes in the oven - voila! - pizza for a hungry teenager coming home from school or on his/her way to soccer practice or whatever.
I have done this for my sons, 12 and 13 years old, and they can do it themselves now and love it.
it's so familiar to us, that I thought it was like an universal thing... lol
1 slice of bread
1 slice of 100% imitation American cheese
1 propane torch
1. light the torch, and and use it to crisp up the edge of the bread
2. lather with ketchup, preferably the generic kind.
3. take wrapper off cheese, and place on top of ketchup.
4. torch the cheese until it bubbles, and has a slight char.
5. enjoy!
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Cover the bottom of the pizza with sea salt, and then coat the pizza pan with olive oil. This will make your pizza nice a crispy on bottom and you will bite into salty awesomeness.
I cook my pizza at 450 - 500, depending on the thickness. Put the first rack on the very bottom row. Put the next rack one up from it (we'll call this the top rack). So, both racks are at the bottom of your oven. Place an additional pizza pan or cookie pan on the higher rack, and let the oven warm up. When it gets to 450 (or other desired temp) put the pizza on the bottom rack. It will cook from the bottom up, and that second pan will trap moisture from the cheese. Your pizza will turn out like the ones from the pizza shop. Cook for 10-12 minutes. You shouldn't ever have to cook it for 20 minutes unless your dough is REALLY thick.
Great instructions + a large dose of humor = 5 stars!
1 Pita bread, NOT pita pocket. Fresh or frozen.
Tomato sauce, homemade or jar....Your choice
Mozzarella, shredded, sliced or whatever you like
Put into a toaster oven, I use the Dark Toast setting, in about 3 minutes you have a great pizza. NO defrosting etc. It doesn't get any easier than that.
Disregard the missing silverware.


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Romain Grosjean has accepted Lotus' decision not to impose team orders during Sunday's Korean GP, according to Alan Permane...
Romain Grosjean has accepted Lotus' decision not to impose team orders during Sunday's Korean GP, according to Alan Permane.
Running second and third behind Sebastian Vettel, Kimi Raikkonen overtook his team-mate when Grosjean made a "mistake" and held onto the position throughout the closing stages.
Grosjean was visible unhappy but was told by his team to put on a "big ******* smile on the podium, big ******* smile."
However, having calmed down later, Lotus trackside operations director Permane says his driver accepts the team's decision.
"He was annoyed - and justifiably," Permane told Autosport
"We have let Kimi past him a couple of times this year, and those have been with good reason when we have had a shot of overtaking.
"We did it at the Nurburgring where we thought Kimi had a shot of beating Vettel, and we did it at Silverstone midway through the race when Kimi was much quicker.
"But there wasn't a realistic chance of beating Vettel today and that is why they were racing to the end.
"Romain was probably frustrated with himself, and that is why I put a little message out at the end to calm him down.
"And he is absolutely fine. We could have had some hysterics back here [in the debrief] but there was nothing. He said: 'I know I made a mistake and I will learn from it'."
As for Raikkonen, Permane reckons his driver was given a healthy dose of luck with the second Safety Car but that it was up to the Finn to make the most of it. He did.
"Kimi got lucky, but Kimi puts himself in a position to make the use of that luck. So good for him as well.
"For the team it really doesn't matter. We made a big haul of points on Mercedes and Ferrari today, which is great."


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San Francisco, CA (Sports Network) - Marco Scutaro slapped a go-ahead, two-run single in the bottom of the seventh inning, lifting the NL West-leading San Francisco Giants to a 5-2 triumph over the Los Angeles Dodgers in the opener of a pivotal three-game set at AT&T Park.
Angel Pagan registered three hits, an RBI and a run scored, while Brandon Crawford scored twice for the Giants, who have won four straight against the Dodgers and extended their NL West lead to 5 1/2 games over LA.
Santiago Casilla (7-5) earned the victory for recording the final two outs of the seventh inning in relief of starter Tim Lincecum, who allowed two runs on four hits and a career-high seven walks.
"It started with Timmy and the great job he did," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said of his starter. "He did a terrific job tonight and once we got some guys on base we had some timely hits."
Josh Beckett (1-2) was tagged with the loss after giving up four runs on seven hits and three walks over 6 1/3 innings, while Adam Kennedy clubbed a solo shot in the setback, the Dodgers' third in a row.
"I gotta pitch better," Beckett admitted. "They didn't bring me over here to pitch okay, they brought me over here to pitch good and that's what I need to do."
Lincecum struck out seven, but allowed a leadoff single to Mark Ellis and a one-out walk to Adrian Gonzalez in the seventh to mark the end of his outing.
Casilla then cleaned up the mess by grounding out Matt Kemp and striking out Hanley Ramirez before the Giants broke the tie in the bottom half.
Hector Sanchez singled to start the frame and was replaced by pinch-runner Gregor Blanco, who quickly swiped second. Crawford then worked a walk before Emmanuel Burriss' bunt put runners at second and third with one out.
Pagan was then intentionally walked and Scutaro followed with a looping single into shallow right field to score Blanco and Crawford for a 4-2 lead.
An intentional walk to Pablo Sandoval loaded the bases, but Brandon League fanned Buster Posey and grounded out Hunter Pence to end the seventh.
Jeremy Affeldt and Sergio Romo then combined for a scoreless eighth, before Joaquin Arias' infield base hit in the bottom half scored Brandon Belt, who singled to start the inning, to make it a three-run difference.
Romo then retired the Dodgers in order in the ninth to record his 10th save of the season.
The Dodgers struck first on an RBI groundout from Kemp in the third inning, but the Giants answered in the bottom half, as Crawford blooped a one-out single into shallow left field for the home team's first hit.
Crawford moved to second on Lincecum's bunt before coming around to score on Pagan's two-out base hit to right field to knot the game at 1-1.
Kennedy's solo blast in the sixth gave LA a one-run lead, but San Francisco responded once again in the bottom half, as Pagan led off with a bunt single, stole second two batters later and then moved to third on Sandoval's groundout.
After Posey walked, Pence slapped a two-out single down the third-base line that Kennedy was unable to barehand, allowing Pagan to score the game-tying run.
The Dodgers are 5-8 since acquiring Beckett, Gonzalez and Carl Crawford from
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many as 5 1/2 games ahead in the division since a 15 1/5 game lead at the
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Lotus targeted a third place finish in the Constructors' Championship, but after Grosjean suffered engine failure early in the race and Heikki Kovalainen's non-points finish, they had to settle for fourth place, behind Red Bull, Mercedes and Ferrari.
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Pokhara Tourist Attractions
Pokhara, situated at the base of foothills 200 km (125 mi.) west of Kathmandu, represents for many trekkers the gateway to the Himalayas. It is the starting point for treks to Jomsom and the Annapurna group. With more than 146,000 inhabitants Pokhara is the third largest town in Nepal after Kathmandu and Biratnagar. People coming from the Kathmandu Valley notice the much cleaner air and pleasant climate. Lake Phewa, with its cluster of lakeside hotels, restaurants and shops, is ideal for seekers after relaxation and for day excursions.Pokhara consists of many different parts and lacks cohesion: airport, bazaar, Lakeside, Pardi, as well as the shopping centers of Mahendra Pul and Chipledhunga are far away from each other, also the long connection road is difficult to reconnoiter on foot. Happily there are now taxis with meters, whereas previously very high taxi fares were charged. However, for the visitor with sufficient time, it is better to hire a bicycle.
Mahendra Phul
This district, where everyday life of the Pokharans takes place, is named after the nearby Mahendra Bridge. Mahendra Phul throbs with activity - in contrast to the tranquility of Lakeside. The old town lies between the mountain ridges of Sarangkot and Kandu Danda where the Seti has cut a gorge 50-60 m (164-170 ft) deep in the rock. This gorge, which stretches through the whole district as far as the southern outskirts where it is 100 m (328 ft) deep, offers breathtaking views. In the old bazaar, which begins at the Ganesh Tol, all the daily necessities of life are on sale.
Lakeside, on the east shore of Lake Phewa, caters specifically for tourists. Numerous hotels, guest houses, restaurants and shops lie strung out along the 4 km (21/2 mi.) main street, the shops mostly selling souvenirs and trekking gear. Rock music blares from cafés and eating houses serving apfelstrudel, pizza and similar fare. Glimpses of Nepalese culture are few and far between, apart from the often poor quality souvenirs. Even so Lakeside is genuinely picturesque, with a relaxing, easy-going atmosphere particularly appreciated by exhausted trekkers.
Bindya Basini Mandir
The Bindya Basini Temple, also damaged in the 1949 fire, stands on a pleasantly green hillside site. Noteworthy on religious rather than architectural grounds, its principal shrine is dedicated to the goddess Bhagwati who, on Saturdays, receives many sacrifices. The temple and its environs throng with Hindu families making a party of the gory ritual. Figures of the present royal couple, King Birendra Shah and his wife, top the founder's column in the courtyard.
Annapurna Regional Museum
Situated on the campus of the Prithvi Narayan University east of the bazaar, the Annapurna Regional Museum is a natural history museum devoted to the Annapurna region and the Annapurna Conservation Area Project. Among its highlights is an unusually comprehensive butterfly collection.
The Pokhara Museum is located between the bus station and the Mahendra Bridge. Its chiefly ethnographical collection focuses on the region's various ethnic groups. Brief descriptions of the differing cultures are illustrated with samples of jewelry, musical instruments, clothing and customs.
Pokhara Bazaar
Pokhara's bazaar is a world away from Lakeside (though actually just 4 km (21/2 mi.)). It was set up by Newari immigrants from Bhaktapur brought here in 1752 to give a new impetus to trade. On the road to the bazaar a visit to the Bimsen Temples, at the northern end of Nalamukh, is recommended.
Damside (Pardi)
Pardi, also known as Damside, is an offshoot of Lakeside, situated about one kilometer south at Pardi Dam on Lake Phewa. In recent years many hotels and restaurants have been built here.
Devi Falls
About 2 km (11/4 mi.) south of where Lake Phewa drains into the Pardi Khola the terrain drops sharply away and the river plunges over the Devi Falls, disappearing into a sink-hole. After about 200 m (651 ft) it re-emerges before flowing into the Phusre Khola. The falls are also known as David Falls, reputedly because someone of that name was sucked into the whirlpool and drowned. The falls swell considerably after the monsoon but are little more than a trickle in January.This otherwise attractive spot is quite spoiled by litter and garbage, about which nobody seems much concerned. Because it is near Tashi Ling, one of the Tibetan settlements, there are usually one or two jewelry and souvenir sellers as well.
Several routes lead to the top of Sarangkot, a summit on the long mountain ridge skirting the north side of Lake Phewa. One of the best paths starts from near the Bindya Basini Temple; a sign indicates the road. Most taxis go only half way, as far as the end of the good road. From there it is about an hour's walk to the summit which is planted with young trees. There are several small inexpensive hotels here suitable for a night's stay. The climber must make an early ascent to see the sunrise and only in the early morning is the air clear. From above here there is a magnificent view of the Himalayan peaks and of all Pokhara which is very impressive at night.
Kahun Danda
At 1444 m (4740 ft) Kahun Danda is lower than Sarangkot and the view consequently that much less spectacular. But the 1 1/2 hour walk to the summit is easier and shared with fewer people. The Manangi Gompa a few kilometers beyond Mahendra Bridge makes a good starting point.
Two hours along the Sarangkot ridge past Kaski lies the little town of Naudanda with another good view of the Himalayas. Here a tourist infrastructure has been developed. A guard-post controls trekking permits to the Annapurna region. Naudanda is joined to Pokhara by a good motor road which goes to Birethanti and Baglung.
Half an hour's walk west along the ridge of Sarangkot lies the small village of Kaski, once the seat of the Kaski kings this little village with only one guest house shows little sign of its former glory.
Batulechaur, Nepal
A few kilometers north from the center of Pokhara lies the village of Batulechaur which is reached via the K.I. Singh Bridge to the north of the bazaar. This was the winter residence of the Kaski kings who in the raw winter months left their windswept eyrie in Kaski. It is said that the kings brought orange trees here, but disease put an end to their cultivation.Though Batulechaur's heyday is long past, the village still houses a small community of Gaines, professional musicians, members of the musicians' caste. They will oblige with a short performance by arrangement for a modest fee.
Mahendra Cave
The Mahendra Cave or Chamero Odhaar (Bat Cave) is situated a kilometer north of Batulechaur. The exact size of the cave is a matter of dispute. Local people claim a Swiss geologist explored for two days without discovering any end. The electric lighting is limited and weak so a torch is useful Most of the stalactites have been stolen by souvenir hunters. Only an eerie cavern full of bats remains.
Annapurna Region
The Annapurna region is a very popular area for hiking and treks. Included in this region is the incredibly popular Annapurna Circuit, a two to three week trek that leads through high elevations offering beautiful views and outstanding scenery.The Annapurna mountain range takes in some of Nepal's highest peaks, including Annapurna I. While hiking is popular the area is also a challenging and enticing landscape for climbers who come here to tackle the mountains.Most visitors heading into the Annapurna region depart from the city of Pokhara.
Lake Begnas (Lake Rupa)
Lakes Begnas and Rupa are located 15 km (91/4 mi.) or so east of Pokhara. They are smaller and less well known than Lake Phewa and little frequented. Lake Begnas lies close to the village of Sisuwa where boats can be rented. The Sundari Danda, a vantage point about an hour's walk from Sisuwa, offers lovely views of the lakes with a breathtaking mountain-scape behind. On the east side is the 'Begnas Lake Resort'.
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The type of bass you get from your component subwoofer doesn't depend on the woofer alone. You'll need a strong, tightly-constructed enclosure for optimum subwoofer performance. Speakers without an enclosure can't deliver full bass because the sound from the back of the speaker can cancel out some low frequencies emanating from the front of the speaker.
Using our box-building accessories, you might choose to construct your own box to create the enclosure size that you want. However, unless you're a talented craftsman with a solid understanding of enclosure volumes and other technical terms, you're better off purchasing a pre-made enclosure, like one of the Sound Ordnance models shown above.
Different types of boxes will produce different types of bass:
Sealed boxes: For deep, precise bass
A sealed box is an airtight enclosure housing your subwoofer. A sealed box is best for any music that demands tight, accurate bass. Expect flat response (not excessively boomy), deep bass extension, and excellent power handling. Since a sealed enclosure tends to require more power than a ported box, use an amplifier with ample wattage for optimum performance.
Ported boxes: For forceful bass
Ported boxes use a vent (called a port) to reinforce low bass response. You get more output than you would from a sealed box at any given amplifier wattage. Some people prefer the sound of ported boxes for rock, heavy metal, or any hard-driving music. Ported boxes can deliver deeper bass than sealed boxes, though they need to be much larger than sealed enclosures to accomplish that.
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Bandpass boxes are a special type of ported box designed for maximum slam. The woofer is mounted inside a dual-chambered box (one chamber sealed, the other ported), with the sound waves emerging from the ported side. The sound that comes out of the port is extra loud within a narrow frequency range.
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The work to improve Iowa's prairies takes center stage each spring when agencies and private landowners use fire to manage their grasslands and improve their value for wildlife.
Burning as a management tool helps to fend off encroaching woody species and nonnative plants in an effort to promote diverse native grasses and wildflowers.
Burning removes the accumulated thatch and reinvigorates native plants by simulating what occurred naturally for centuries.
But unlike Mother Nature, these burns must be well planned to maximize the benefits to the land and wildlife while minimizing the impact to neighbors.
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources burns about 15 to 20,000 acres each year and each burn requires a plan, which includes fire breaks, notifying neighbors and contacting the local fire and rescue dispatch.
Smoke management is a big issue and wildlife biologists use spot weather forecasts to burn when the conditions are predicted to give the smoke a lift into the atmosphere or carry it away from nearby homes, roads or communities.
There are specific management goals for the area to be burned that is part of the long term management plan, said Scott Peterson, wildlife supervisor for central Iowa.
"Once the conditions allow, we will start carrying out our burn plans across the state," Peterson said. "This is an effort to diversify the landscape as much as possible to create a stable environment. Prairie was a dominant landscape and by using fire, hopefully we can bring some of those grassland species back, like Henslow's sparrow, dickcissels, bobolinks and meadowlarks."
Removing the thatch allows ground nesting species including pheasants and quail to move through the area easier. Burned areas sprout new growth within a week and within a few weeks there will be little evidence that the area was burned.
"Our grassland wildlife are among our most quickly disappearing species," said Bill Ohde, wildlife supervisor for the DNR in southeast Iowa. "Prairie systems are extremely complex and as our knowledge base continues to grow, we will adapt our management of those areas.
"The timing of the burn will determine how the prairie responds to it. You may see us burning in the summer or in the fall to encourage wildflowers, which are important to attract insects, a vital food for young birds," Ohde said.
One of the complaints they often hear, Ohde said, is that burning destroys all the ground nests. While some nests are lost with the spring burns, the loss is only in the short term, and most birds will re-nest.
"We try to impact the nests as little as possible, but for the long term health and productivity of the grasslands and wildlife, fire is a tremendous management tool," Ohde said.
Turkey hunting outlook
Spring turkey hunters in Iowa should notice more birds. Dry conditions in 2012 meant a better hatch and first year of growth for poults. As about 45,000 hunters head to the woods through April and May, that can't hurt their chances of taking a gobbler.
"Across the state, we had about a 25 percent increase. North central and northeast Iowa had great increases in reproduction," notes DNR forest research biologist Todd Gosselink. East central and southwest Iowa showed healthy increases, too…though with fewer overall sightings.
Poults with hens, sighted by DNR field staff and other cooperators during the late summer, together with fall bowhunter observations, and eventual harvest of year old 'jakes' the next spring help formulate Iowa's hatch and brood success index.
Iowa's turkey season opens with the April 6-14 youth season. The regular seasons fall in line after that; April 15-18, April 19-23, April 24-30 and May 1-19 for combination shotgun/bow tag holders. A resident archery only tag is good throughout the four regular seasons.
Spring turkey hunting coincides with pre-breeding and then breeding activity of the big gamebirds. With snow on the ground throughout much of Iowa this week, Gosselink is getting inquiries about the effect of a 'late spring.'
Checking weather patterns for past years, though, he calls 2013--so far--a normal spring.
"They'll strut this time of year. What we hope for is that when seasons begin, with an increase in temperatures, it will really get the turkey activity going, full steam."The expansion again this year of the youth season might seem like an early start. However, the April 15 opening day of the first regular season is on track with season openers in past years.
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And while the crack of dawn gobble is exciting, it is not the only time to pursue Iowa's biggest game bird.
"There's nothing wrong with heading out at 10 or 11 a.m. That turkey lives where you hunt. He will still be there!" reminds Coffey….again noting that early season vegetation might have you sitting still, to minimize movement and being detected by the eagle-eyed game bird.
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Visitors to Iowa lakes may see the operation in progress. A DNR fisheries boat loaded with two lap top computers, a flat screen, a suitcase that contains the brains of the program, and equipment hanging off the side running about five miles per hour crisscrossing the lake.
The software will record lake depth plus information on what type of material is on the lake bed (sand, gravel, muck) and, if aquatic vegetation is present, the height and density of that vegetation. It will also collect information for lake restoration projects.
Lewis Bruce, fisheries technician working on the project, said they plan to map 115 of the significantly publicly owned lakes in Iowa.
He said they can set up the software so when the information is collected it will generate a file where they can add existing habitat and background information to create new lake contour maps.
The DNR recently placed new maps for Arrowhead Lake, Badger Lake, Avenue of the Saints Pond, Binder Lake, and Center Lake online at www.iowadnr.gov/Fishing/WheretoFish/LakesPondsReservoirs.aspx. In 2013, they will begin collecting information on Clear Lake, Carter Lake, Brushy Creek Lake, Mariposa Lake, Blue Lake, Springbrook Lake and Volga Lake, if conditions allow.
Bruce said they will avoid mapping on windy days because the waves could cause accuracy issues. He said water level in many lakes is also a concern.
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Tuesday, May 14, 2002Morehead, Ky. (May, 14, 2002) - Morehead State slammed eight home runs this afternoon to power its way to a doubleheader sweep of East Tennessee State at Allen Field in Morehead, Ky. The Eagles took the opener 7-4 behind the route-going performance of junior right-hander Adam Crawford, then powered their way to a 14-12 win in the nightcap with six home runs. In the first game, Crawford scattered eight hits in raising his record to 2-1 and pitching the first complete game of his career. Cary Page, who ranks second nationally in home runs, smacked a three-run home run in the first inning, his 25th of the season. Freshman Kyle Matuszek hit his ninth homer of the year, a lead-off shot in the second inning. ETSU (20-32) got on the board in the first on a Jeremy Terry (Cumberland, Ky.) single followed by a Brandon Cross (Bluff City, Tenn.) double, but Morehead State (28-23) came back in the bottom of the first when Page launched his home run. East Tennessee State got a two-run home run from Matt Traylor (Knoxville, Tenn.) in the fourth, but it was too little too late for the Bucs as the Eagles had scored two more in the second and one in the third to take a 7-2 lead. ETSU starter Josh Kite (Greenville, Tenn.) was the losing pitcher, allowing seven runs on nine hits in four innings with five strikeouts. ETSU again got things going in the first inning in the second game, loading the bases when the first three Bucs reached base. Bryan Crouse (Kingston, Tenn.) then walked to force home Traylor before Kirk Keithley (Peoria, Ill.) swatted ETSU's second grand slam in three games to put the Bucs up 5-0. As in the first game MSU wasted no time, immediately going to the long ball when Kevin Matuszek launched a three-run shot off of starter Mike Bauer (Kingsport, Tenn.) in the bottom of the first. The Eagles went on to smack five more home runs, giving them 120 in 2002, tying the Ohio Valley Conference team record. MSU tied the game with a pair of long balls in the second and then scored six times in the fourth to take a 13-8 lead, with the big blows a two-run single by Will Renaker and a three-run home run off the bat of David Hughes. Michael Giroud (St. Petersburg, Fla.) brought the Bucs closer with a bases loaded single in the fifth that brought home two runs to make it 13-10. Cross brought home another in the sixth with a fielder's choice and Chad Boruff (Knoxville, Tenn.) got another home in the seventh with a groundout, but that was as close as the Bucs would get, as Augie Cabral got the Eagles out of the jam by striking out Traylor to end the game and pick up the save. Matt Soale, the second of three MSU pitchers, picked up the win despite giving up four earned runs in four innings and walking five batters. Bauer was hit hard and took the loss, giving up 10 earned runs in 3.1 innings. East Tennessee State will host Furman in a key three-game Southern Conference series this weekend, as the two teams will be battling for a spot in the Southern Conference Tournament. It will be the last regular season games for the Bucs, with the first contest on Friday, May 17 at 7:00 p.m. in Cardinal Park.
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Thursday, 12/07/1995
Niagara Falls Convention Center, Niagara Falls, NY
Soundcheck: Poor Heart (slow version), Funky Bitch, Run Like an Antelope Jam (x3)
Set 1: The Old Home Place > CurtainThe Curtain > BagAC/DC Bag, Demand > Rift, SlaveSlave to the Traffic Light, Guyute, Bouncin'Bouncing Around the Room, Possum, Hello My Baby
Set 2: SOAMeltSplit Open and Melt, Strange Design > Taste That Surrounds, Reba[1], Julius, Sleeping Monkey > Sparkle > Mike'sMike's Song -> WeekapaugWeekapaug Groove[2] -> Digital Delay Loop Jam, Amazing Grace
Encore: Uncle Pen
[1] No whistling.
[2] Unfinished.
· In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida tease in Split Open and Melt
· Pop Goes the Weasel tease in Reba
· Maze tease in Digital Delay Loop Jam
Noteworthy Jams: Slave to the Traffic Light (highly recommended), Possum, Split Open and Melt (highly recommended), Reba, Julius, Mike's Song (highly recommended), Weekapaug Groove, Digital Delay Loop Jam (highly recommended)
Average Song Gap: 9.5
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: The Melt jam included a tease of In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida. Reba included a Pop Goes the Weasel tease and did not contain the whistling ending. Weekapaug was unfinished. Mike and Fish teased Maze in the Digital Delay Loop Jam. This show was officially released as Niagara Falls.
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The NFCC felt more like an airport hanger. It was a huge open space with cement floors and ceiling like a gymnasium. The stage was set up on one end and there was a set of bleachers on the other end. It felt really empty because it was so large. A group of about fifteen of us from Rochester, NY, hung out only a few feet from the left side of the stage. It was a pleasure to have so much room to dance so close to the stage, a rarity at the time.
Although I thoroughly enjoyed the show at the time, I enjoy it even more with repeated listenings to my audience tape. The show opens with a misplaced "My Old Home Place" getting things off to a mellow beginning. I love the lyrics of this song. A rare "Curtain", typically itself an opener, follows and segues directly into "AC/DC Bag"! The first jam of the night had us all grooving. This one is a classic with a well-developed jam. An unusual pairing of "Demand" and "Rift" felt odd, but was soon topped by a mid-set "Slave to the Traffic Light". This was a huge surprise and a great treat. It felt like the perfect song for the atmosphere inside the venue.
The second set opens with a raging "Split Open and Melt", possibly to complete the continuity of "Demand". It's full of energy as they push the jam beyond its limits, and then end it in a rather mellow fashion. "Julius" features Page's colorful piano set against Trey's sharp rhythms.
The "Mike's Song" is a little unusual because it is unfinished. The band opts against the trampolines, and Trey immediately begins a solo. About halfway through the jam, Trey begins playing his small drum kit, something he was doing frequently in '95. Mike then switches the bass line to a somewhat funky sound, reminiscent of a Phil Lesh solo in the '73 - 74 era. The band ends up never playing the composed reprise section of "Mike's Song" that is usually followed by the sandwich song such as "Simple" or "I Am Hydrogen".
When Trey settles back on guitar, he begins to tease Van Morrisons' "Gloria". A very clear "Gloria" jam develops, a song that had been played six months earlier on 5/16/95. As the jam continues, it suddenly becomes very familiar. In a moment of haze I realized it was "Weekapaug Groove". The band locked up and dropped the musical scale into the opening riff of the song. This is a very nice "Weekapaug" with a great solo from Trey. As the song enters the reprise section, something unusual happened: no one sang anything.
It soon sounded like the band was going to play "Maze". We were excited! Instead, something weird happened. The look on the band members' faces told me something was wrong. Eventually Trey stopped playing guitar, but Fishman and Page were still playing. He then waved his hand across his throat, giving the universal cut sign, put down his guitar, and walked to the front of the stage. It was an odd moment, and a real buzz kill. Mike soon joined Trey up front, but you could feel and see the tension as Fishman and Page remained at their instruments. I'll never forget watching their facial expressions during this apparent argument. Eventually they gave in and sang "Amazing Grace".
The band came back and encored with a short "Uncle Pen". Although I love this tune, it seemed really strange since it's a song with no jam and has no real musical conversation. This was a little disappointing at the time after being teased with a potential monster show-closing "Maze". This bump in the road does not detract from the rest of the enjoyment. Get a copy and take a listen!
The Possum and Slave, especially the Slave, in the first set are great too. Hmmm, this review is turning out kind of backwards, oh well. Also, the planned segue between The Curtain and AC/DC Bag works really well, I love that stretch.
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What an ***.....he can't compete with Les Myles and Nick Saban, so he runs off to Ohio State.
What a wimp......
What an ***.....he can't compete with Les Myles and Nick Saban, so he runs off to Ohio State.
What a wimp......
Pretty sure that dude had a heart attack and almost DIED and that's why he took off. I think I'd take some time off of work after a heart attack myself.
I hate the Gators more than anything in life...but he did "manage" to win two national titles in the SEC. So I don't think he's "running" to Ohio State. Besides, Ohio State is a better job.
The smell in Gainesville probably gave Meyer a heart attack.
I don't see how 1 more BCS title than Les Miles and the same number as Saban qualifies as "not competing."
Not sure why Gator fans should be upset. He's from Ohio, wouldn't he accept an incredibly good job at home? It's not like he went to another SEC team or to FSU or UM.
Since Miami got screwed in that title game against Ohio State it has been my mission in life to watch them lose..
I hate Meyer as well..
Screw them both.
meyer saw the writing on the wall with brantley and took off. can't say i blame him.
And now his fires have gone out.
It will be interesting to see how he does in the Big 10. Urban did great things in Florida early, but without Tebow and Harvin the team wasn't as good. He'll do good but a lot of Buckeye fans don't expect him to last long
Just wish he hadn't left the cupboards as bare as he did. His '08 and '09 recruiting classes are turning out to be complete turds as is a lot of the '07 class.
a thing to look at is what his staff will look like. At Florida, he had a lot of good position coaches who were also good recruiters; Dan Mullen, Vance Bedford, Greg Mattison, Charlie Strong, Chuck Heater,Dan McCarney, Doc Holliday, and Billy Gonzalas among others. He's not going to have those guys. Now yeah he's going to be able to recruit at Ohio State, but he had a damn good staff at Florida.