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Saturday, September 20, 2008
Rye Bread
8 comments:
- lao80 said...
Score! I have your reubens on the menu for next week. Now I've got the bread, too.
- September 20, 2008 at 10:30 PM
- Sharon R said...
I've been saying every year I want to try to bake bread and still have not. But this may be the recipe that makes me do it!
- September 21, 2008 at 6:51 AM
- Erin said...
That looks just to die for. Even at 7am.
- September 21, 2008 at 10:34 AM
- seitanismymotor said...
Thank you for this recipe! I love rye bread.
- September 22, 2008 at 6:46 AM
- Claire said...
I think you've been all about the Reuben since the Belgian Cafe.....now i need to go buy sauerkraut! Mmm!
- September 27, 2008 at 10:29 AM
- Vegan Dad said...
Right you are. The Belgian Cafe was great, but these reubens are even better (pats self on back). Hope all is well with you in Philly.
- September 27, 2008 at 11:56 AM
- russ said...
wow this sound like a fun adventure ! I'll have to investigate what on earth vital wheat gluten is, and make myself some!
- October 1, 2008 at 6:06 PM
- Marnella said...
I made this bread in my breadmaking machine by diving the recipe in half, and at the Day Two part, after bringing starter to room temperature, I dumped it all in the machine. Makes 1 two-pound loaf (use basic setting, medium dark). The bread is dense but moist, very delish.
- May 25, 2009 at 3:13 PM


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11-07038 Oliver et al v. CitiMortgage Inc et al (Doc. # 54)
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- Category: Judge Karlin
- Published: 16 April 2012
- Written by Judge Karlin
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Oliver et al v. CitiMortgage Inc et al, 11-07038 (Bankr.D. Kan. Apr. 13, 2012) Doc. # 54
Click here for the pdf document.
SIGNED this 13th day of April, 2012.
In the United States Bankruptcy Court
for the District of Kansas
In Re: )
Michael Gene Oliver and ) Case No. 05-40504
Ann Lucile Francis, )
Debtors. )
Michael Gene Oliver and )
Ann Lucile Francis, )
Plaintiffs, )
v. ) Adversary No. 11-07038
CitiMortgage, Inc. and )
CitiCorp Trust Bank, FSB, )
Defendants. )
Memorandum Opinion and Order Granting Defendants'
Motion for Partial Summary Judgment
Case 11-07038 Doc# 54 Filed 04/13/12 Page 1 of 13
Plaintiffs Michael Gene Oliver and Ann Lucile Francis ("Olivers") filed this
adversary proceeding against Defendants CitiMortgage, Inc. and CitiCorp Trust
Bank, FSB, raising numerous claims concerning the Defendants' handling of
payments made on the Olivers' mortgage during the pendency of their Chapter
13 plan. Included is a claim under Kansas law for the tort of outrage; it is the
only claim upon which Defendants seek summary judgment.
The Olivers have not responded to the Defendants' Motion for Summary
Judgment.1 Because the motion is thus uncontested, local rules allow this Court
to decide the motion without further notice pursuant to D. Kan. Rule 7.4(b). The
Court has, of course, thoroughly reviewed the motion to determine if there is
both a legal and factual basis for granting the motion, and finds that the alleged
conduct of the Defendants is not sufficient to satisfy the threshold requirements
under Kansas law to state a claim for the tort of outrage. For that reason, the
Court grants partial summary judgment to Defendants.
Because this matter is related to the Olivers' bankruptcy proceeding, and
the parties have consented to this Court entering a final order on the merits, the
Court has jurisdiction to hear this case and enter a final order and judgment.2
1 Doc. 47. D. Kan. Rule 6.1(d) requires any response be filed within 21 days; it has nowbeen over 30 days since the motion was filed.
2 11 U.S.C. § 157(c)(2).
Case 11-07038 Doc# 54 Filed 04/13/12 Page 2 of 13
I. Findings of Fact
The following findings of fact are based on the Statement of
Uncontroverted Facts contained in Defendants' Memorandum in Support of their
uncontested Motion for Partial Summary Judgment,3 coupled with a review of
the final Pretrial Order.4 In December, 2002, the Olivers entered into a loan
agreement with CitiCorp Trust Bank FSB, which is a part of CitiGroup, Inc., to
finance the purchase of their home in Lawrence, Kansas. The Olivers gave a
mortgage to CitiCorp Trust Bank FSB to secure the loan.
About three years later, the Olivers filed their Chapter 13 bankruptcy
petition. Their original Chapter 13 Plan included a provision that placed
numerous requirements on how Defendants should apply any payments received
from either the Olivers or the Chapter 13 Trustee. These included requirements
mandating Defendants apply any payments received from the Trustee only to
prepetition arrearages and mandating how Defendants were to apply payments
received directly from the Olivers postpetition. The provision also prohibited the
Defendants from using "suspension accounts" or from seeking any fees or costs
associated with the mortgage without prior Court approval. The Plan also
3 Doc. 48.
4 Doc. 45.
Case 11-07038 Doc# 54 Filed 04/13/12 Page 3 of 13
contained a liquidated damages clause for violation by the Defendants, as well
as other provisions not relevant to the resolution of this summary judgment
The Olivers allege that the Defendants failed to properly apply payments
in accordance with the provisions of their Chapter 13 plan. Specifically, the
Olivers allege that the Defendants used suspense accounts to hold partial
payments (until enough money was received to constitute the full payment
required under the note) rather than applying the partial payments to the
account immediately upon receipt. They contend this resulted in improper
calculations of interest due. They also contend the Defendants misapplied
payments received from the Chapter 13 Trustee and the Olivers by not correctly
crediting those payments to prepetition arrearages and postpetition payments
as they came due, respectively. The Olivers also claim that the Defendants failed
to provide complete and accurate accountings of how the payments were applied,
when requested, and that they intentionally filed pleadings with the Court
containing an incorrect payment history.
5 Defendants did not object to these plan provisions, but if they had, it is possible thatobjections might have been sustained to any provisions that effectively modified the rights ofa holder of a secured claim on Debtors' principal residence, as prohibited by 11 U.S.C. §
1322(b)(5). Because it is not material to the issues presented here, I do not make any findingwhether an objection would have been sustained.
Case 11-07038 Doc# 54 Filed 04/13/12 Page 4 of 13
The Olivers contend that the Defendants' actions led to several problems
for them. First, they claim that the improper application of payments to interest
and principal caused them to file incorrect tax returns from 2005 through 2010,
because they deducted on those returns the wrong amount of interest paid on
their home loan. Second, they claim that they have been denied credit or have
been offered credit at a higher interest rate, and insurance at a higher rate, than
they would have been able to obtain had the Defendants not "defamed and
damaged" their credit (although they do not deny they were in bankruptcy, and
had accumulated substantial debt that might also have impacted their credit
rating). In the Pretrial Order, the Olivers have also indicated that they intend
to testify at trial that Ann Francis Oliver suffered multiple strokes and heart
damage which they believe were caused, at least in part, by the emotional
distress caused by Defendants' conduct.
II. Standard for Summary Judgment
Summary judgment is appropriate if the moving party demonstrates that
there is "no genuine issue as to any material fact" and that it is "entitled to a
judgment as a matter of law."6 In applying this standard, I view the evidence
and all reasonable inferences therefrom in the light most favorable to the
6 Fed. R. Civ. P. 56(c). Fed. R. Civ. P. 56(c) is made applicable to adversary proceedingspursuant to Fed. R. Bankr. P. 7056.
Case 11-07038 Doc# 54 Filed 04/13/12 Page 5 of 13
nonmoving party.7 An issue is "genuine" if "there is sufficient evidence on each
side so that a rational trier of fact could resolve the issue either way."8 A fact is
"material" if, under the applicable substantive law, it is "essential to the proper
disposition of the claim."9
The moving party bears the initial burden of demonstrating an absence of
a genuine issue of material fact and entitlement to judgment as a matter of
law.10 In attempting to meet that standard, a movant that does not bear the
ultimate burden of persuasion at trial need not negate the other party's claim;
rather, the movant need simply point out to the court a lack of evidence for the
other party on an essential element of that party's claim.11
If the movant carries this initial burden, the nonmovant that would bear
the burden of persuasion at trial may not simply rest upon its pleadings; the
burden shifts to the nonmovant to go beyond the pleadings and "set forth specific
facts" that would be admissible in evidence in the event of trial from which a
7 Lifewise Master Funding v. Telebank, 374 F.3d 917, 927 (10th Cir. 2004).
8 Thom v. Bristol-Myers Squibb Co., 353 F.3d 848, 851 (10th Cir. 2003) (citing Anderson
v. Liberty Lobby, Inc., 477 U.S. 242, 248 (1986)).
9 Id. (citing Anderson, 477 U.S. at 248).
10 Id. (citing Celotex Corp. v. Catrett, 477 U.S. 317, 322-23 (1986)).
11 Id. (citing Celotex, 477 U.S. at 325).
Case 11-07038 Doc# 54 Filed 04/13/12 Page 6 of 13
rational trier of fact could find for the nonmovant.12 To accomplish this, sufficient
evidence pertinent to the material issue "must be identified by reference to an
affidavit, a deposition transcript, or a specific exhibit incorporated therein."13
Finally, summary judgment is not a "disfavored procedural shortcut." It
is instead an important procedure "designed to secure the just, speedy and
inexpensive determination of every action."14
III. Analysis
The only claim at issue in this motion for partial summary judgment is
based on the Kansas state law tort of outrage, otherwise known as intentional
infliction of emotional distress.15 In order to prevail on a claim for outrage, the
Olivers must prove the following four elements:
(1) the conduct of the defendants must be intentional or in recklessdisregard for the plaintiffs;
(2) the conduct must be extreme and outrageous;
(3) there must be a causal connection between the defendants' conduct andthe plaintiffs' mental distress; and
12 Id. (citing Fed. R. Civ. P. 56(e)).
13 Diaz v. Paul J. Kennedy Law Firm, 289 F.3d 671, 675 (10th Cir. 2002).
14 Celotex, 477 U.S. at 327 (quoting Fed. R. Civ. P. 1).
15 See Valadez v. Emmis Communications, 290 Kan. 472, 476 (2010) ("In Kansas, thetort of outrage is the same as the tort of intentional infliction of emotional distress."). Becausethis action is based upon state law, the Court will apply the substantive law of the State ofKansas. See Moore v. Subaru of Am., 891 F.2d 1445, 1448 (10th Cir. 1989); Klocek v. Gateway,
Inc., 104 F. Supp. 2d 1332, 1336 (D. Kan. 2000).
Case 11-07038 Doc# 54 Filed 04/13/12 Page 7 of 13
(4) the plaintiffs' mental distress must be extreme and severe.16
Before being allowed to proceed on this claim, the Olivers must meet two
threshold requirements: (1) that the Defendants' conduct is so extreme and
outrageous that recovery must be permitted, and (2) that the emotional distress
suffered by them is so extreme that the law must intervene because no
reasonable person should be expected to endure the distress.17
Kansas courts have further outlined the requirements for what constitutes
extreme and outrageous conduct by noting that such conduct must go "beyond
the bounds of decency and [is] to be regarded as atrocious and utterly intolerable
in a civilized society."18 Generally, the case must be "one in which the recitation
of the facts to an average member of the community would arouse his
resentment against the actor, and lead him to exclaim, 'Outrageous!'"19
16 Taiwo v. Vu, 249 Kan. 585, 592 (1991).
17 Id.
18 Miller v. Sloan, Listrom, Eisenbarth, Sloan and Glassman, 267 Kan. 245, 257 (1999).
19 Neufeldt v. L.R. Foy Const. Co., Inc., 236 Kan. 664, 668 (1985) (quoting Dotson v.
McLaughlin, 216 Kan. 201, 210 (1975)). In addition, the Kansas appellate courts have routinelyrelied upon the Restatement (Second) of Torts, which states: "The liability clearly does notextend to mere insults, indignities, threats, annoyances, petty oppressions, or other trivialities.
The rough edges of our society are still in need of a good deal of filing down, and in themeantime plaintiffs must necessarily be expected and required to be hardened to a certainamount of rough language, and to occasional acts that are definitely inconsiderate and unkind."
Restatement (Second) of Torts § 46 cmt. d (1965).
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The Court finds the conduct complained of in this case clearly falls short
of the requirements set forth by Kansas appellate courts for the tort of outrage.
Essentially the Olivers allege that the Defendants failed to follow the special
procedures and requirements they creatively imposed upon the Defendants
through their Chapter 13 plan, as well as some requirements that were created
by the terms of the note and mortgage, and then failed to fully and accurately
disclose those failures when required to do so. While it is certainly possible that
if proven, Defendants' actions may have violated the provisions of the Chapter
13 plan and/or federal law—as the Olivers allege in other counts, this Court
must review the facts to determine whether they state a cause of action for the
tort of outrage in Kansas.
A review of the Pretrial Order shows Plaintiffs accuse Defendants of the
following conduct: misapplication of mortgage payments, violation of the terms
of the note, security agreement and mortgage due to misapplication of payments
and improper assessment of fees, failure to provide a requested payment history,
defamation of their credit by wrongfully reporting the balance due on their note
to credit reporting agencies, providing incorrect annual interest reports, causing
them to file incorrect tax returns, failing to correct mistakes after being
questioned, intentionally hiding their mistakes with "improper" payment
histories, and filing false pleadings with the court (because of the misapplication
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of payments, which caused all pleadings to contain the wrong numbers). Even
if the Court were to assume as true all of the Olivers' allegations concerning the
conduct of the Defendants, such conduct cannot be described as going "beyond
the bounds of decency" nor can the conduct "be regarded as atrocious and utterly
intolerable in a civilized society."20
A thorough review of the tort of outrage cases in Kansas shows that the
types of conduct associated with successful outrage claims typically involve
conduct as extreme as unlawfully restraining someone and falsely accusing them
of committing a crime,21 continually harassing an individual over the telephone
and threatening them and their family with physical harm and financial ruin if
a debt is not paid,22 and asking inappropriate questions about a patient's sexual
history and making inappropriate sexual contact with a patient while
performing an independent medical exam to determine head and neck injuries
resulting from an auto accident.23 Although not all cases must fall under those
20 Id. See also Moore v. State Bank of Burden, 240 Kan. 382, 388 (1986) (grantingsummary judgment against plaintiff who brought a tort of outrage claim, finding that the
"most that can be said is that the Bank may have made an erroneous setoff of the SocialSecurity funds against a legitimate indebtedness owed to the Bank. Such action was done onlyafter consultation with counsel and without any showing of any intent to injure Mrs. Grubb,
or a reckless disregard of her").
21 Taiwo, 249 Kan. 585.
22 Dawson v. Associates Fin. Services Co., 215 Kan. 814 (1974).
23 Smith v. Welch, 265 Kan. 868 (1998).
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specific fact patterns, they illustrate the extreme nature of conduct that is
required to state a claim for outrage in Kansas.
In light of that type of conduct, the Court finds that the acts Defendants
are alleged to have committed, although egregious, clearly do not rise to the
required level of being "atrocious and utterly intolerable in a civilized society."
For that reason, the uncontested facts do not support the claim of outrage.
Obviously the Court does not condone Defendants' alleged conduct, if it is
true they did what the Olivers accuse them of doing. But the Kansas Courts
have made it abundantly clear that before a claim for outrage may proceed, the
plaintiff must demonstrate extreme conduct on the part of a defendant. Deciding
what conduct is sufficiently outrageous to support a claim is not an exact science,
and the line as to what conduct satisfies this standard is admittedly blurred.
That said, the Court finds the conduct alleged in this case is clearly insufficient
to reach even the blurred edges of that line. The Kansas Courts have repeatedly
rejected claims that involved conduct much more egregious than is alleged
24 See Lovitt v. Board of County Com'rs of Shawnee County, 43 Kan. App. 2d 4, 14 (2009)
(finding that 911 operator's accusation that a child was lying about an auto accident andrefusing to send assistance were insufficient to support a claim for outrage); Ferguson v.
Kellstadt, 2008 WL 307488 (Kan. App. 2008) (finding that nurse practitioner's actions in
informing a patient that the patient had advanced throat cancer without conducting any testsother than a visual inspection was insufficient to support a claim for outrage even though the"cancerous lesions" the nurse observed turned out to be food stuck to the patient's throat);
Moore v. State Bank of Burden, 240 Kan. 382 (1986) (finding allegations that bank improperly
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Because the Olivers have not met even the first threshold requirement for
a claim of outrage, the Court need not address whether the second threshold
requirement—that the Olivers experienced extreme emotional distress—has
been met.25
IV. Conclusion
The Court finds that the conduct of which the Olivers accuse the
Defendants is insufficient to support a claim under the Kansas law for the tort
of outrage, and thus grants summary judgment to the Defendants on Count VI,
setoff Social Security funds against a legitimate indebtedness were insufficient to support aclaim for outrage); Burgess v. Perdue, 239 Kan. 473 (1986) (finding that physician's statementto deceased individual's mother that the State Neurological Institute "had her son's brain ina jar" after the mother had specifically declined to consent to an autopsy on her son's brain wasinsufficient to support a claim for outrage); Neufeldt v. L.R. Foy Const. Co., Inc., 236 Kan. 664
(1985) (finding that defendant's criminal act of telephoning plaintiff's business to falsely advisea sheriff had an arrest warrant ready to serve due to an insufficient funds check, and that asheriff was looking for the plaintiff to arrest him was insufficient to state a claim for tort ofoutrage); Hoard v. Shawnee Mission Medical Center, 233 Kan. 267 (1983) (finding plaintiffs didnot state a claim for intentional infliction of emotional distress against hospital who informedthem that their daughter was dead when she was actually at a different hospital); and
Bradshaw v. Swagerty, 1 Kan.App.2d 213 (Kan. App. 1977) (finding defendant's use of epithets,
calling plaintiff, a young black man, a "nigger," a "bastard," and a "knot-headed boy," did notstate a claim for the tort of outrage).
25 See Hanrahan v. Horn, 232 Kan. 531, 537 (1983) (finding it is unnecessary to addressthe second threshold requirement concerning the severity of the emotional distress if the firstrequirement concerning the nature of the conduct is not met). So although much of Defendants'motion centers around the fact that Plaintiffs endorsed no expert witness to support a causallink between the conduct alleged and the damages claimed, the Court need not consider thatissue because Plaintiffs have failed to even meet the first threshold requirement of severity.
See Lovitt v. Board of County Com'rs of Shawnee County, 43 Kan. App.2d at 14 (holding thatplaintiff's own "propter hoc observations [regarding cause of son's damages] do not establishcausation" and the conditions claimed by plaintiff are not conditions that would be apparentto the average lay person, and thus an expert witness would be necessary to establishcausation").
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which is contained in the Olivers' seventh theory of recovery in the Pretrial
IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED that Defendants' Motion for Partial
Summary Judgment is granted. Judgment will be entered in favor of the
Defendants as to Olivers' seventh theory of recovery. The Olivers' remaining
claims will be tried on the Court's stacked docket, May 10-11, 2012.
# # #
26 Doc. 45, ¶ 7.7.
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When using JdbcTemplate, do I need to explicitly configure transactions?
My code layout looks like the following:
I will have a UserDao that will be injected into my UserService, and then my Controllers will make calls on methods in my UserService.
I want to keep things as simple as possible transaction wise, and I don't need multiple database calls to span a transaction.
By default, do I have to do anything in my configuration file or use a
@Transaction annotation anywhere?
Now say in my controller I need to make 2 calls on my userService and accountService, could I explicitly wrap it in a transaction somehow?


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The 2013 Awards Banquet is just a short time away and will officially crown this year's champions of the American Sprint Car Series-Northwest Region, Northwest Wingless Tour, Northwest Extreme Late Models, Cottage Grove Speedway, Grays Harbor Raceway, Sunset Speedway Park, and Willamette Speedway on Saturday November 16th at the Red Lion Inn on the River at Jantzen Beach. We also would like to send out a final reminder that the doors and the bar will open around 5:30 PM and Dinner will be served at 6:00. We will give everyone a chance to sit down and eat there meal before we begin with the award ceremonies. We can't wait to see everyone and celebrate another successful race season in the Pacific Northwest.
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The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center in partnership with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) wants to educate pet owners and veterinarians across the Nation during National Poison Prevention Week (the third week in March) to Read the Label First! when using household cleaners, flea preparations and other products in the home and on their companion animal. This campaign is part of the Consumer Labeling Initiative (CLI), an ongoing voluntary partnership to improve label information and to help the public purchase, use and dispose of products safely and responsibly in and around their homes.
More manufacturers are voluntarily changing their labels to make them easier-to-read and understand. According to Dr. Steven Hansen, Senior Vice-President of the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center, "We receive a large number of calls related to inappropriate usage of products such as flea and tick preparations on pets. In many cases, problems would not have occurred if the pet owner had taken the time to carefully read and follow the label instructions and precautions."
Helpful tips for using flea and tick or other products safely in the home and on a pet:
Never use insecticides on very young, pregnant, debilitated, or elderly animals without consulting your veterinarian.
Observe your pet closely after using flea products. If your pet exhibits unusual behavior, or becomes depressed, weak or uncoordinated you should seek veterinary advice immediately.
When using a fogger or spray in your home, make sure to remove all pets from the house for the time period specified on the container. Food and water bowls should be removed from the area. Allow time for the product to dry completely before returning your animals to your home. Open windows or use fans to "air out" the household before returning your pets to the treated area. Strong fumes can be irritating to your animal's eyes and upper respiratory system.
Birds are more sensitive to fumes and usually require more time than other pets before their return to the treated home. Contact your veterinary health professional for advice on product usage around your birds.
Be sure to keep products in their original containers to avoid leakage, accidental mix-ups, and loss of important label information should an accidental exposure occur.
Never keep pesticide, cleaning or other household products near pet food or water bowls, and store products such as these in a secure cabinet above countertop level out of your pet's reach.
Once again, ALWAYS "Read the Label First!" This could save the life of your pet!
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If you suspect that your pet has ingested something poisonous, seek medical attention immediately.
In an emergency, pet owners can call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center, the nation's only animal poison control center staffed by twenty-five veterinarians including five board-certified veterinary toxicologists and ten certified veterinary technicians. Located in Urbana, Illinois, the specially trained staff provides assistance to pet owners and specific diagnostic and treatment recommendation to veterinarians pertaining to toxic chemicals and dangerous plants, products or substances 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. In 2001, the Center handled over 65,000 cases. The Center also provides extensive veterinary toxicology expert consulting on a wide array of subjects including legal cases, formulation issues, product liability, and regulatory reporting. To reach The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center call:
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Looking for examples of "high-end" user interface flowcharts. I've personally designed lots of flowscharts, and created internal standards for them, but it's been years and I'm looking to see what the modern best practices are via real examples.
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I have a copy of the book Communicating the User Interface. I think it may have the sort of examples you're looking for. You can download a sample chapter for the Kindle.
You can find many new and innovative flow chart styles at Jakub Linowski's Wireframes magazine. I've also listed a new set of diagram styles on my website.
Flowcharts are also covered in "Communicating Design" by Dan M. Brown. The book explains not only how to create them but also how to combine information from different deliverables. A package of flowchart examples is available (zip).
My answer may not serve the purpose, but if you need more info on how UX deliverables can be this is definetely worth Checking http://cxpartners.com/ux-resources/


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School corporations are required to submit the following documents:
- Report of Expenditures (Part B and Preschool)
- General Ledger Detail (Part B and Preschool)
- Report of Expenditures compared to Prior Year
- Calculation for Maintenance of Effort Requirement
- Narrative Describing the Expenditures Cycle
- Calculation for the Provision of Equitable Services to Children with Disabilities in Nonpublic Schools
- Evidence that "Split-Funded" Personnel Maintain Program Activity Reports
- Inventory Listing Containing Required EDGAR Components
Monitoring Timelines
- Documentation: Final Reports, General Ledger, Time and Effort Reports
- Participants Chosen: August
- Vendor Contacts LEAs: Fall
- Findings of Noncompliance: Issued the following Spring
- Follow-up: Described in findings report if required
Information and Guidance
- Each LEA is on a yearly rotation for monitoring Fiscal Audits. The rotation list is available on the Monitoring page.
- Federal regulations require each employee funded under a federal grant to have documentation of Time and Effort Reporting.
- Document and Task List for the Fiscal Audit
- How the LEA Audits affect Local Determinations: Description of points included in the calculation of an LEA's Local Determination based on findings issued as a result of the Fiscal Audit.
- 511-IAC-7-48 outlines the expenditure of State Special Education funds on services to nonpublic school students with disabilities.
- The following forms must be submitted to the IDOE when an LEA is selected for participation in a Fiscal Audit:
- Printout from DOE-SE (Special Education) report showing number of claimed nonpublic school students for the LEA.
- Narrative explaining how Additional Pupil Count (APC) was calculated as well as the APC calculation.
- Worksheet showing the amount of money generated by students enrolled in nonpublic institutions.
- Time and Effort Logs (PARs or Semi-Annual Certification) for all LEA staff members serving students enrolled in nonpublic schools


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Cappuccino Cheesecake
Categories: Cakes/pies, Easter
Type: Desserts and Baked Goods
Type: Desserts and Baked Goods
Chocolate graham crackers make a great crust for this low-fat cheesecake dessert
Serves: 12 servings
- 6 large (2 1/2-x-5-inch) reduced-fat chocolate graham crackers
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1 tablespoon tub-style nonfat margarine, or 1 tablespoon plus 1 1/2 teaspoons reduced-fat margarine or light butter
- 1/4 cup honey crunch wheat germ or finely chopped toasted almonds
- 2 blocks (8 ounces each) nonfat cream cheese, softened to room temperature
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 2 tablespoons coffee liqueur
- 3/4 teaspoon instant coffee granules
- 2 tablespoons plus 2 teaspoons cornstarch
- 1 tablespoon cocoa powder
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1 can (14 ounces) fat-free or low-fat sweetened condensed milk
- 1/2 cup plus 2 tablespoons fat-free egg substitute
- 1 cup vanilla yogurt cheese
- 3 cups fresh raspberries or sliced fresh strawberries
- 1/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons chocolate syrup
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- To make the crust, break the graham crackers into pieces, place in the bowl of a food processor, and process into fine crumbs. Measure the crumbs. There should be 3/4 cup. (Adjust the amount if needed.)
- Return the crumbs to the food processor, add the sugar, and process for a few seconds to mix well. Add the margarine or butter, and process for about 20 seconds, or until moist and crumbly. Add the wheat germ or almonds, and process for a few seconds to mix well.
- Coat a 9-inch springform pan with nonstick cooking spray, and use the back of a spoon to press the mixture against the bottom and sides of the pan, forming an even crust. (Periodically dip the spoon in sugar, if necessary, to prevent sticking.) Then use your fingers to finish pressing the crust firmly against the bottom and sides of the pan.
- Bake at 350°F for about 8 minutes, or until the edges feel firm and dry. Set aside to cool to room temperature before filling.
- To make the filling, place the cream cheese and vanilla extract in a large bowl, and beat with an electric mixer until smooth.
- Place the liqueur and coffee granules in a small bowl, and stir to dissolve the coffee granules. Add the liqueur mixture to the cream cheese mixture, and beat to mix well.
- Sprinkle the cornstarch over the cheese mixture, and beat to mix well. Sprinkle the cocoa and cinnamon over the cheese mixture, and beat to mix well. Add the sweetened condensed milk, and beat to mix well. Add the egg substitute, and beat to mix well. Finally, add the yogurt cheese, and beat to mix well.
- Spread the cheesecake batter evenly over the crust, and bake at 325°F for about 1 hour, or until the center is firm to the touch. (If you use a dark pan instead of a shiny one, reduce the oven temperature to 300°F.) Turn the oven off, and allow the cake to cool in the oven with the door ajar for 1 hour. Remove the cake from the oven, cover, and chill for at least 8 hours, or until firm.
- When ready to serve, run a sharp, thin-bladed knife between the cheesecake and the collar of the pan. Remove the collar, and cut the cheesecake into wedges. Top each serving with 1/4 cup of the berries. Then drizzle 1 1/2 teaspoons of the chocolate syrup over the top, and serve.
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Every day, people post questions on Stack Overflow that need migration to SF, SU, or meta (which, by the way, sucks since a lot of those people don't have access to SU yet). People seem to have a tendency to downvote these questions, even if it isn't necessarily a "bad" question (which is when downvotes are sanctioned, correct?).
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28 Feb 2012 2:47 PM #1
Using Buttons to change Views.
I can not find a good example of a button, outside of a tab or navigation bar, that will change views. How is this done?
I want the buttons to "link" to a specific view (based on which button tapped) contained within a tabPanel. Basically two ways to get to that view. One from the home/splash view and once you tap on a button it would go the tabPanel view from there on out.
Any help understanding this would be appreciated!
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Hi, Sorry, I'm struggling with this, too. Currently I have
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where addtostory is the useralias of a view I have (this was following along in a webinar). I'm very confused! Are there any instructions around for setting a button to change to a different view?
I'm new to sencha and using Architect 2, and not much of a programmer.
I like how the tab navigation works, but have specific cases where that isn't desired and would just like a good old fashion button!
Big learning curve, but getting there! <3 Sencha so far.


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. - There was little to no horse play as West Liberty went through a 55-minute workout Wednesday at Louisville's Freedom Hall in preparation for today's NCAA Division II national quarterfinal men's basketball matchup at 2:30 p.m. with Winona State. The tone was serious and bordered on business-like.
"We did transition and I wouldn't say we were going through the motions last year, but the guys were diving on the floor (Wednesday) going after the ball,'' Hilltoppers coach Jim Crutchfield said. "I think that maybe they're just a little bit more hungry than they were last year.''
The talk leading up to this Elite Eight contest between the No. 1 Hilltoppers (33-1) and unranked Winona State (27-7), has been the considerable size difference between the teams. The bigger, stronger Warriors could present some matchup problems for a West Liberty team that prefers to do its damage in the open court.
The key then, may come down to which club can exert its will.
"I definitely think we (will),'' Hilltoppers sophomore forward C.J. Hester said. "It's easier to speed up a team than it is to slow one down.
"They're not used to playing at our tempo. We can play slower and run the shot clock down if we have to."
West Liberty center Chris Morrow figures to have his hands full with All-American Winona center Clayton Vette, who is a mountain of a specimen by D-II standards. At 6-foot-9, 240 pounds, Vette, and Iowa State transfer, uses his frame to get close to the rim at every turn and averages nearly 21 points and eight rebounds a contest.
Again, there's a contrast in styles because Morrow (6-6), who can score underneath when called upon, will make Vette work defensively because of his shooting touch.
"I'm very comfortable on both ends of the court and he's going to have to step out and guard me,'' Morrow said. "If he doesn't, hopefully I'm looking at a lot of wide-open shots. Not just me, but C.J. and Seger (Bonifant). We've got a lot of big guys who can shoot the ball.
"We're going to find out how good his defense is. Hopefully it's not as good as his offense."
This is the point the Toppers' season ended a season ago in a 91-90 loss to upstart Stonehill, Mass. That experience would be an advantage against most programs, but Winona State is in the midst of its ninth NCAA appearance (20-6) and fourth trip to the Elite Eight under the direction of coach Mike Leaf. Included are two national championships (2006, 2008) and a runner-up finish in 2007.
"With Winona State you think 'this is a Division-I basketball team' with the size and talent they have,'' Crutchfield said. "They've got a rich tradition there at Winona.
"They're really good. They can shoot the ball. They pass it well and play well as a team."
The Warriors, who began the season ranked No. 11 in the country and reached as high as ninth, have a somewhat deceiving seven losses on their ledger. With the exception of a 15-point defeat at the hands of a Concordia University team that lost 18 games, it's fairly easy to see why.
Winona State finished with the second-best strength of schedule in the country, with six of the losses coming against teams that won at least 20 games. One of those, Metro State, joins the Warriors and Hilltoppers in Louisville.
"We're focusing on playing our game and playing as hard as we can for 40 minutes. That's been the key for our success and we're not going to change that,'' West Liberty All-American forward Alex Falk said. "We don't want to get into a half-court game with them.
"We want to get up and down the court and wear them down with our press. People who watch us know we play hard."


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I recently read Tozer's "The Saint Must Walk Alone." I'm searching for similar material.
Now, it's clear that it does not fit under "pre-destination" or "trinity".
The closest thing I can think of "preservation of the saints" -- but even that is not quite right -- the focus seems to focus more on "solitude."
Is there some word, on the calibre of christology, eschatology, soteriology -- that describes the type of issues Tozer addresses?
If not, what general "Christian Topic" does Tozer's "The Saint Must Walk Alone" fall under?


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I am developing a database for my organisation that could be spatially enabled. I have to use MS Access 2007 on Windows and am therefore looking for any possibilities to encorporate my access DB into a mapping tool to embed inside my access application.
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We put up some holiday lights in the Mission Street windows. (We call them Holiday Lights both as a gesture of ecumenical goodwill and to annoy the "War on Christmas" wingnuts.)
Naturally, you can control them on the web using the bare-bones interface at URL: http://lights.noisebridge.net/
This is served by a pure Python webserver running on a Fit-PC Ubuntu micro-PC. Lights are switched with a 8-channel serial-controlled relay board. Each of the four windows has two strings of LEDs, white and colored. Facing Mission St, the white LEDs on the leftmost window are on channel 0, the colored ones on channel 1. The next window over has white on channel 2 and so forth.
You can find the code in github
Basic info:
This is the script that runs forever, and does the Actual Work of switching the lights on and off. It reads the file /home/lights/sequence, which defines the light sequence, and then uses the RelayControl class to communicate with the external relay bank.
The text file read by filelooop.py that defines the light sequence currently active. The first line of this file defines how long (in milliseconds) we wait before advancing to the next state. The rest of the file is a list of states to iterate through. For example:
1000 10000000 01000000 00100000 00010000 00001000 00000100 00000010 00000001
We sleep for 1 second (1000 milliseconds) between states. Each line of 8 digits controls the relays, one char per channel. In the first state, the first light is on, and the rest are off. In the second state, the second light is on, and the rest are off. In the third state, the third light is on, and the rest are off. etc.
A list of pre-programed sequences.
A full webserver/framework implementation, currently configured to listen on port 8080. When you request "/", it returns a list of hyperlinks to each of the *.seq files in lights's home directory. If you click on one of those links, it copies the contents from the *.seq file to /home/lights/sequence, so filelooop.py will start processing it instead of whatever it was previously processing.
When you use webserver.py to request a *.seq file, it "
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There's a really fun "direct line" into the control of the lights:
- http://lights.noisebridge.net/run_one?delay=1000&seq=0102040810204080
- http://lights.noisebridge.net/run_one?delay=500&seq=B56F9BE6
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Hint: hex works
A message...
- http://lights.noisebridge.net/run_one?delay=500&seq=22882288220802802088a2a82a8aa2a82a0a0200000080a0a82a8aa2a82a8aa2a82a0a0280a0a82a8aa2a82a0a028020882288a2a82a8aa2a82a8a228822080200000080a0a82a8a228822882288a2a82a0a02000000802088a2a82a0a02802088a2a82a8a2288220802802088a2a82a8a22882208020000008020882288a2a82a0a02802088a2a82a8a220802000000802088a2a82a8a228822080280208822080280a0a82a8aa2a82a8a2208028020882288228822080280a0a82a0a02000000802088a2a82a0a02802088a2a82a8a2208028020080200000080a0a82a8a2288228822080280200802802088a2a82a8a228822080280a0a82a8aa2a82a8aa2a82a0a0280a0a82a8a22080280a0a82a8aa2a82a8a22080200000080a0a82a0a0280a0a82a8aa2a82a8aa2a82a0a020000008020882288a2a82a0a02802088228822080280a0a82a8a2288a2a82a8a2288a2a82a8aa2a82a0a0200000080a0a82a8a228822882288a2a82a0a020000008020882288a2a82a0a02000000802088a2a82a0a02802088a2a82a8a2208028020080200000080a0a82a8aa2a82a8aa2a82a0a0280a0a82a8a22080200000080a0a82a0a028020882288228822080280200802000000802088a2a82a8aa2a82a0a02802088a2a82a0a0280a0a82a8a2288a2a82a8aa2a82a0a0200000080a0a82a0a0280a0a82a8aa2a82a8aa2a82a0a0200000080a0a82a8a228822080280200802802088228822080280a0a82a0a02802088a2a82a8a2208028020882288a2a82a0a0280a0a82a8a2288a2a82a8a22080280a0a82a0a0280208822080280a0a82a8aa2a82a8aa2a82a0a0280a0a82a8a22080200000080a0a82a8a228822882288a2a82a0a020000008020882288a2a82a0a0200000080208822882288220802802088a2a82a0a0280208822882288a2a82a0a028020080200000080a0a82a8a22080200000080a0a82a8a2288a2a82a8a22080280208822882288220802802088a2a82a0a0280a0a82a8a22080280a0a82a8a2288a2a82a8a2208028020080200000080a0a82a0a0280a0a82a8aa2a82a8aa2a82a0a0200000080208822882208028020882288a2a82a0a02802088a2a82a8a22080280208822882288a2a82a0a0280208822080280208822882288a2a82a0a028020080200000080a0a82a8aa2a82a0a02802088a2a82a0a0280a0a82a8a2288a2a82a0a02802008020000008020882288a2a82a0a02802088a2a82a8a22080200000080a0a82a0a0280208822080280a0a82a8aa2a82a0a028020080200000080a0a82a8a228822882288a2a82a0a0200000080208822882288220802802088a2a82a0a0200000080208822882288220802802088a2a82a0a0200000080208822882288220802802088a2a82a0a0200000080208822882288220802802088a2a82a0a02000000802088a2a82a8a2288a2a82a8a220802000000000000000000000000802088


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It's time for a pile of "Hanselminutes on 9" Episodes, Dear Reader! Recently, I spent a day wandering around building 42 trying to dig up the scoop on Visual Studio 2010 and ASP.NET 4. In this episode, I'm hanging with ASP.NET 4 Marcin Dobosz as he shows me how "no control is left behind" in ASP.NET 4. They've updated older controls to support advanced templating so you can get the <ul> and <div> love you crave, even from those even <table>-based controls of years past.
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HAHAHA! "Well, it's good to know that people who are using .NET 2 are not...screwed." That's a great quote!
Is there a list of controls whose markup was updated to be more standards-compliant in ASP.NET 4.0?
Misspellings in exception messages for the ASP.NET 4.0 Beta 2 Wizard control highlighted below:
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12 Nov 2012 2:51 PM #1
Answered: Re-loading a store takes forever///
When loading a store of about 400 records this code gets executed in the blink of an eye:
// initially load the store var contactTypesStore = Ext.create('AtmGo.store.ContactTypes'); Ext.Object.each(responseJSON.rx.contact_types, function(key, value) { contactTypesStore.add(Ext.create('AtmGo.model.ContactTypes', value)); }); contactTypesStore.sync();
// update the store backingStore.removeAll(); Ext.Object.each(responseJSON.rx.contact_types, function(key, value) { backingStore.add(Ext.create('AtmGo.model.ContactTypes', value)); }); backingStore.sync();
Yes!! loadData fixed it... thank you
13 Nov 2012 12:05 AM #2
Are you sure that the delay is in your frontend and not in your backend? How long does it take for the AJAX request when you call sync()? 400 records is quite small and should load in an instant. Is this store also bound to a grid? may be the delay is in rendering the data (when grid has a large number of columns). you should try to figure out which part is causing the delay and then you can work on that.
13 Nov 2012 9:07 AM #3
To answer your questions... I put some timing logs around the code, and it is the each loop in the second code block that is taking the time. Yes the store is bound to a grid, but only in the second case - where the delay is. The middle tier is not the delay as it processes in a split second in both cases.
My gut feeling is that there is something funky about reloading the store once it is bound to the grid - which is being displayed? In the first case, the grid is not bound until after the store is loaded and in fact, the panel is not displayed until the store is fully loaded. In the second case, the store is bound already, and maybe the grid is trying to redraw itself with each add or something like that?
My grid has less than 10 columns, and there is a small amount of rendering logic in it, but as I say, the first load handles all of it very quickly.
13 Nov 2012 9:33 AM #4
cant you load the whole data in one step instead of iterating and adding a record at a time? you can use store.loadData(dataArray); where dataArray would contain the records from responseJSON.rx.contact_types
13 Nov 2012 9:47 AM #5
Yes!! loadData fixed it... thank you


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He then goes on to cite some opinions that say that the date would vary based on national conditions, but says that we do not follow such opinions (see there for lots more - this is an oversimplification).
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The watch list: BYU, Utah, USU players named candidates for 2013 college football awards
Award: Rotary Lombardi Award (Outstanding offensive/defensive lineman)
Schultz earned first-team all-WAC honors a year ago. He finished the year with 44.0 knockdowns and only allowed 1.5 sacks during the season. A senior in 2013, Schultz, along with Larsen, anchors a very experienced offensive line.
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Let's see, 3 Cougars, 2 aggies, only 1 ute and he was a Cougar transfer. Sounds about right for a school that has had many, many, national "best of" football award winners, a school that has had a couple of them, and a school that has never had any of them.
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"and he was a Cougar transfer"
Now its an accomplishment to have a player de-commit? WOW
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No accomplishment, it just shows that this vast reservoir of talent utah "fans' claim that utah signs is actually non existant. If the player they have projected to be their best player is actually a kid that signed with someone else out of high school then this false utah "fan" bravado about their recruting classes is all the less credible.
- 8:40 a.m. July 10, 2013
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Hmmm. So much for stars. All of Utah's starred recruits have nothing to show except of course the 5 wins last year. Roll on Utes
- 9:31 a.m. July 10, 2013
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@ Spider Rico & 965
Good catch I guess . . . Three WAC'ers were picked-up when the real talent left the MWC.
- 4:49 p.m. July 10, 2013
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Congrats to cougar fans on another preseason victory.
- 7:19 a.m. July 11, 2013
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Kudo's to these kids for getting some recognition. Now let's get our TEAM together and win vs. quality competition. The awards that really matter are the ones for team accomplishment.
- 9:12 a.m. July 11, 2013
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Realistically, Van Noy is the only one who is really in the running for these national awards.
- 11:49 a.m. July 11, 2013
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@Chris A
One was added to the list since I made my post, the kicker, he was not originally on it. So "just saying" is fine but it isn't accurate for the time we are discussing. Since that time Manumaluna for BYU has been added to the list so BYU is now up to 4....just saying. And Van Noy has been put on another list so he is now on multiples.
So we've had a Cougar and an aggie added since yesterday, interesting that no other ute's have been added considering their recruiting superiority and pac12 membership and all. They still just sit at 1.
- 4:26 p.m. July 11, 2013
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Once again, no question about it, BYU has the best players.
I've never seen Utah win the paper contest yet.
Wonder how things will turn out on the field?
Should make for some good drama.
- 5:21 p.m. July 11, 2013
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We need to look at the overall picture. How many Cougars have made it to the "Best" that college football has to offer and a NC to top it off. BYU develope's players better than u. You can argue until the cows come home, but facts are facts and u don't even come close and it would take another 100 years to even catch up to BYU, let alone pass up.
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BYU = 7 Nominees
Utah Stae = 6 Nominees
Utah = 1 Nominee
Nuff Said.
- 5:53 p.m. July 16, 2013
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And it's still July. Love them quacky cougs.
- 7:08 p.m. July 16, 2013
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So Azutie, if the gap is widening with each recruiting class, why is it that in
every Preseason College Football Magazine out, BYU is rated 20 to 30 notches
higher than the Utes???
For Example:
. Lindy's has BYU Power Ranked at #39 (not great but in the top third of FBS schools... Unfortunately, the Utes are ranked #69 (in the bottom half of all FBS schools... Ouch).
. Phil Steele (The same one y'all quote on SOS) has Utah Power Ranked all the way up to #60 (right at about the half-way pointfor FBS schools)... BYU however, is Poer Ranked at #34...
Now I ask you, how accurate can these Rival Recruiting Ratings be??? Answer: Obviously, not very accurate. LOL.
- 7:50 p.m. July 16, 2013
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"BYU = 7 Nominees
Utah Stae = 6 Nominees
Utah = 1 Nominee"
The lone Utah nominee would have been playing for BYU if the Cougars had had an available scholarship for him when he returned home early from his LDS mission.
It's only July and the PACy-WACers are already loading up on excuses for another losing, bowl-less season.
- 7:51 p.m. July 16, 2013
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Azute - I'm happy U define the success of your season by the stars of the
recruiting class (high school success), and a win against BYU.
Personally, I think the watch lists are a better gauge of the players, since it defines how they've done in college, not high school. And although I like the game against Utah, I'd rather have a successful season based on how my team performs in all 13 games (or 12 in your case).
Given the choice, I'd rather have a loss to Utah and win 8, 9 or 10 games; than to beat Utah and have a losing season.
7 on the watchlist from BYU, 1 from Utah. Where's Chris B's comments?
- 8:40 p.m. July 16, 2013
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Cedar Hills, UT
"Leave it to byU "fans" to claim victories in July. Lol"
And alas, Utah doesn't even have pre-season victories to claim.
Now in fairness, if you lose this battle, but win the one in September (again...) won't I feel sheepish. But one way or another, September will take care of itself. As will bowl season. And the actual awards. And the NFL draft.
But in the pre-season, this is all we got. And we've got it. U don't.
You repeated your comment, I'll repeat one of mine. Higher ranked recruits go in. More NFL draftees come out. But in the middle is a program in steady, demonstrable decline.
- 8:41 p.m. July 16, 2013
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Interesting that you say Utah "has been" light years ahead of other Utah schools with recruiting. That term "has been" fits really well with how Utah currently is doing... especially since it was the only major Utah college to have a losing record and not qualify for any bowl game at all... not even the Has-Been bowl.
Do you even know what a light-year is?
Then you list "former" NFL Ute players. Again, the key word here is "former". It seems that the only things Ute trolls try bragging about are all "former" and "has-been". That will be even more true after September 21st, when even the people in the know... the odds-makers in Las Vegas... have the Y favored over Utah.
There will soon be nothing left except "has been". Another loss to USU, the mini-streak over against the Y, and another year without a bowl game. Not a good time to be a realistic Ute fan. Oh, wait... there is still that strong SOS... except for no meaningful wins to go along with it. And now no starred recruits picked to do anything. Dang!
Light years indeed!
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"Up for awards". Bit of an overstatement? They havn't even had 2 a days yet. The "quest" lives
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FYI, Jake Murphy did not de-commit from BYU, he disqualified himself academically and had to find another school that would accept lower grades.
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SSmith, umm no? I'm calling your bluff on that. You can't academically
disqualify yourself while serving a mission.
This list is not accurate, however, Trevor Reilly is on the Butkus watch list. These are meaningless anyway until the season starts and the players actually do something.
CFiT, no this is not necessarily "a better gauge of the players, since it defines how they've done in college," as several of these guys really haven't done anything in college yet, but their potential gets talked up and they get put on a watch list. As I mentioned the other day, Marqise Lee was not on the initial Biletnikoff watch list and ended up head and shoulders better than any receiver in the country last year.
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9 of the 17 are Cougars, that's about right, BYU doesn't mind sharing just a little glory with the Stay At Home Boys. I'm looking forward to the Utah vs ASU and UA games. The Sun Devils and Wildcats can smell the blood already. I felt terrible when the folks up north weren't able to give the Devils the competition they got from Northern Arizona, and it was tough staying to the end. Best of a luck to all three, come down to Austin some time, this is where real football is played.
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New Blue Dogs midterm strategy: Joking about Pelosi's death
posted at 1:07 pm on August 26, 2010 by Allahpundit
Well, that's one way to distance yourself from the Democratic leadership. Coming soon: Kendrick Meek guffawing about somebody cutting Harry Reid's brake lines?
Remember, though, according to the AP, it's the Republicans who are mired in an intra-party civil war.
Bright, who is facing a battle against Montgomery City Councilwoman Martha Roby this fall, joked that Pelosi might lose her own election, decide not to run for the speaker's job or otherwise not be available.
He suggested, jokingly he insisted to his audience, that Pelosi could fall ill and die in coming months. That remark drew laughter from the crowd.
Though he has a reputation as the second most independent member of Congress, he has been routinely blasted for voting for Pelosi to be speaker.
This is the guy whose ridiculous ad I flagged just yesterday for straining so hard to pander to conservatives in his Alabama district that it'd make Dale Peterson blush. He won by less than one thin point two years ago, when the big blue wave was sweeping America. Assuming he survives this year — which seems exceedingly unlikely — a party switch is now a fait accompli, right?
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