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"Remembering Frank 100 Years"
Celebrated one-hour World-Wide International Broadcast Musical Extravaganza honoring Frank Sinatra's music for his 100th birthday, featuring the natural showmanship of all-star singer/entertainer Lawrence Branchetti.
Branchetti was bestowed the honor and opportunity to perform alongside Frank Sinatra on the show performing his great classics.
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Dick Robinson's American Standards by the Sea
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Alex Belfield interviews the biggest stars and reviews the world's top destinations, productions, attractions and restaurants. Belfield has broadcast on over 80 Radio Stations in the UK. He has appeared nationally on BBC Radio 2, BBC Five Live & Capital Gold. In 2013 celebrityradio.biz officially attracted 6.1 million minutes viewed via YouTube.
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The "Golden Voice" was featured on strong>November 28, 2010 on KYRS, Spokane, WA. The segment featured an interview as well as the music of Lawrence Branchetti.
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KYRS - Thin Air Community Radio is a volunteer-powered, non-commercial, listener-supported, Low Power FM community radio station in Spokane, Washington. [visit web site]
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The World's #1 Station for Italian Music. Live from New York City. Since 1998. Italian music only! Live streaming from Manhattan, New York.
Lawrence Branchetti is a "Friend of Radio Italy Live New York".
Lawrence Branchetti
Lawrence Branchetti, an Italian/American entertainer, sings the classics songs of Gershwin, Cole Porter and more in the style of Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra.


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INDIANAPOLIS -- Edgerrin James is ready to return to the Indianapolis Colts' starting lineup Sunday after missing three games due to a lower back injury.
The two-time NFL rushing champion has not played since hurting his back against Jacksonville on Sept. 21.
"The back feels a lot better, but since I haven't played for four weeks I might need a breather now and then," James said Friday. "But that would be only thing.
"It's sort of like starting the season over again. You have to realistic with everything. You can't try and go out there and try to be Superman."
Coach Tony Dungy said the 5-1 Colts would have plenty of help for James against the Houston Texas (2-4).
"I think he is ready to go and ready to play the whole game," Dungy said. "We'll monitor him and watch him. But on the crucial plays, he'll be in there."
James did not plan to wear a brace to protect his back.
"I'm going to have a pad on, but it's a rare injury," he said. "It's hard for somebody to actually hit you there."
The Colts will likely be without offensive tackles Tarik Glenn and Adam Meadows and tight end Dallas Clark.
Glenn, who had his 101-game consecutive start streak snapped two weeks ago, practiced just once over the past three weeks because of a sprained left knee.
Meadows, who twisted his right knee during a walkthrough before practice Wednesday, and Clark (hamstring) missed practices on Thursday and Friday.
"My sense is that we have to plan to be without them and then if they can play it would be a plus," Dungy said.
Cornerback Cliff Crosby also was expected to miss Sunday's game. He has been unable to practice since pulling a groin against Carolina two weeks ago.
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The Finland Futures Research Centre (FFRC) in Turku invites Cornelia Daheim, Principal of Future Impacts Consulting and Vice-President of the Foresight Europe Network (FEN), to participate in the Scientific Board of the next "Futures Conference". The futures conferences are an international forum for topical issues. The next conference is focusing on the the complexity of the future world. It will be organised on 12–13 June 2017 in Turku, Finland. The call for papers is available, apply here! Find further informations about the conference and registration here.
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Future Agenda, the world's largest open foresight initiative, has published the key insights. Future Agenda explores the key issues facing society over the next decade. 120 workshops held in 45 locations around the world have generated these insights. Building on expert perspectives on 24 different subjects, addressing everything from the future of work to the future of health, the big issues and emerging challenges for the next decade are debated and, through the use of workshops and associated events, CEOs and mayors connect with academics and students. Cornelia Daheim is honored to have been part of this and support this great open foresight project. All insights are published now, free for all to use with customizable downloads, on the Future Agenda website.
Future Impacts on "How we will work" at OEB 2015
Cornelia Daheim joined the OEB 2015 as a panel speaker on "Future Work and Future Workers" on December 4th in Berlin. Moderated by Nik Gowing, Cornelia Daheim discussed very intensive with John Higgins (Director General of DIGITALEUROPE) and Ioannis Angelis (Fresenius Kabi) about the new world of work, as a result of rapid technological change. What will it mean for businesses or organisations and their employees? How will they need to adapt to survive? What new skills will be needed? What sort of learning and development activities will there be at work in the future? OEB is the global, cross-sector conference on technology supported learning and training. Read an interview with Ms. Frau Daheim, a summary of the results or watch the complete recording of the panel discussion on Youtube.
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It made a very thin spaghetti sauce but was a good way to use up lots of tomatoes. This would be 5 stars if you increase the spices because it is rather bland. I have to add paste each time I use a new freezer bag. I do plan on using this as a base recipe next canning season.
Very good! I followed the recipe exactly except omitted the green pepper (I'm not very fond). Let it simmer most of the afternoon and yummy! We have a zillion tomatoes, so I will be making up more of this great sauce. Thank you for posting.
Nice sauce. I used 4 cups of home grown tomatoes that I had blanched, and 4 cups of canned. My peppers were red but no one could tell when I pureed it all. This surprised me by how sweet it was. I'd add more spices next time, but it was easy and good.
Wonderful Sauce! It goes great on spaghetti, and my husband loved it again later on his meatball sub! Next time I'll make more so I can have a better stock of it in my freezer!
We had so many tomatoes tried this recipe and was glad I did. My grandson even said it was awesome.
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CINCINNATI -- There were, for the record, no tears from coach Dick Vermeil following the Kansas City Chiefs' initial defeat of the season here on Sunday afternoon.
That isn't to suggest, however, the Chiefs locker room was bereft of crybabies after a 24-19 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals that snapped Kansas City's nine-game winning streak.
For a team that was adamant about taking one game at a time, which insisted it harbored no designs yet on the perfect record fashioned by the Miami Dolphins in 1972, several of the Chiefs openly bemoaned the first blemish on their formerly pristine record.
And others, most notably star tailback Priest Holmes, just publicly moaned, period. Never noted for his bravado, and long regarded as one of the NFL's most humble and classy stars, Holmes on Sunday evening came off as a man embittered by a defeat to a team he obviously feels is of inferior pedigree.
Holmes barked about the "guarantee" that Bengals wide receiver Chad Johnson had made early in the week. Groused about falling shy of expectations both team-oriented and also personal. More than hinted that he was hurt, not so much by losing, but rather by the club to which he and the Chiefs had lost.
"I've never lost to them, so for me to lose to them now, it definitely tears my heart apart," said Holmes, who used to face the Bengals twice annually in division play, when he was with the Baltimore Ravens. "That's why I can say I do respect the players and the coach. But as far as the organization itself, I don't, because they're not used to winning."
Perhaps his words were the result of not being accustomed to losing, given that the Chiefs are an organization steeped in success, with a history of stability and stature that the Bengals can only envy for now. But to criticize an organization for its history, especially on such a historic day here, was out of character for Holmes, and likely reflected his distress at having the Chiefs' championship diesel at least temporarily derailed.
Then again, Holmes was hardly the lone voice of dissent, with other players claiming that the Chiefs lost the game more than the Bengals won it. Never mind that the Chiefs won a few outings this season when opponents played poorly.
With the helium out of their balloon for the first time in 2003, some Chiefs still possessed an air of arrogance that was fairly unbecoming, although most acknowledged the Bengals had outplayed them. But even a few Kansas City players who dealt rationally with defeat still offered thinly-veiled caveats.
Said return specialist Dante Hall: "If they had beaten us at our best, I think it might have been a little easier to swallow."
When the alchemy wears off, as it almost certainly does at some juncture of a season, the favored response is rededication and not recrimination. Maybe when the Chiefs review the celluloid evidence of this game, they will understand that they were the second best team in Paul Brown Stadium, at least for one day.
Part of the reason for that, several players noted, was their own penchant for squandering opportunities, especially early on, when the starry-eyed Bengals still did not have their legs under them.
"We definitely had early opportunities," said quarterback Trent Green, "and we didn't do enough with them. They're a young team. Sometimes when you jump up early on that kind of team they don't react well. But we allowed them to hang in there."
On its first five possessions, for instance, Kansas City had an average starting point of its own 46-yard line. All five series, though, concluded in punts. For the game, the Chiefs ran 31 of their 60 snaps either from the 50-yard line or inside Cincinnati territory. With such a lopsided edge in field advantage, their offense managed just two touchdowns.
Holmes was held to 62 rushing yards, his lowest output of the season, and was limited to only 98 all-purpose yards, his first time under 100 yards all year.
A defense viewed as somewhat flawed, but which had kept opponents out of the end zone while allowing the fourth fewest points in the league, surrendered a gaudy 422 yards and 21 first downs. Most times the Chiefs needed a defensive "stop," especially late in the game, they were steamrollered by Cincinnati tailback Rudi Johnson.
One team official actually noted that sometimes a loss, one following a long winning streak, is the best thing for a club. It can be a wakeup call, a clarion reminded that helps to return focus, a moment that lifts some of the weight from players' shoulders. The club official noted that, for the NFL's best team, the assignment is to put Sunday behind it, to get back to the business at hand.
That business, Holmes hopes, includes a rematch with the Bengals in the playoffs.
"If they're going the same place we're going," Holmes said with disdain finally leaving his voice, "we'll definitely meet again."
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• Justin Verlander was the winning pitcher for the Tigers, pushing his record to 10 games over .500 (14-4), joining Francisco Liriano (12-2) in that club. Since 1900, there has been only one other season in which two rookie pitchers were both 10 games over .500 on-or-before August 1. It also happened in 1911 when Grover Alexander and Vean Gregg did it.
Verlander is the only the third rookie pitcher in the last 50 years to win 14-or-more games in a season for the Tigers, joining Mark Fidrych in 1976 (19 wins) and Dave Rozema in 1977 (15).
• Sean Casey hit a home run in his third at-bat as a Tiger, snapping a streak of 173 at-bats without a homer. It was the longest single-season home run drought of Casey's career. Casey went 192 at-bats without a homer spanning the 2001-2002 seasons.
• Jaret Wright threw 103 pitches for the Yankees Tuesday night, snapping a streak of 20 consecutive starts without reaching the 100-pitch plateau. That was the longest current streak of its kind in the major leagues.
• It took Bobby Abreu just one game with the Yankees to move into sole possession of first place. During Abreu's nine seasons with the Phillies, the team spent just five days in sole possession of the N.L. East lead in August or later (Aug. 12-16, 2001). Abreu was also a member of the 1997 Astros, who finished in first place in the Central Division.
• Jose Reyes hit 17 triples in 2005 and he hit his 13th triple this year in the Mets game in Florida Tuesday night. Reyes is the first National League player to have 30-or-more triples over a two-season span since Juan Samuel hit 32 for the Phillies spanning 1984 (19) and 1985 (13).
• Carlos Beltran has six home runs and 16 RBI over the Mets' last six games. Kevin Mench had a similar six-game stretch earlier this season (six homers, 18 RBI). The last National League player with six homers and 16 runs batted in over a six-game span was Sammy Sosa, late in the 2002 season (six homers, 19 RBI).
• Billy Wagner allowed a walk-off home run to Josh Willingham. It was the seventh walk-off home run allowed by Wagner in his career, tying him with Braden Looper for the fifth-most among active pitchers, behind Eddie Guardado (11), Troy Percival (10), Roberto Hernandez (8) and Trevor Hoffman (8).
This is the second walk-off home run allowed by Wagner in Florida. Devon White hit one off him on Sept. 21, 1996.
• Willingham's walk-off home run was the first for the Marlins since May 29, 2004 (Mike Lowell off Braden Looper). That was the longest time without a walk-off home run for any team in the majors. That distinction now belongs to the Royals, who have not had a walk-off homer since April 19, 2005 (Alberto Castillo off Arthur Rhodes).
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With Varitek on the shelf, Doug Mirabelli should become the Sox's everyday catcher. Mirabelli has never caught more than six consecutive team games in his major league career.
Curt Schilling, whose next start will probably be Friday, has had Jason Varitek as his catcher in each of his last 40 starts and in 64 of his 66 starts since joining Boston in 2004.
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Research Article
Molecular studies on the roles of Runx2 and Twist1 in regulating FGF signaling
Version of Record online: 17 SEP 2012
DOI: 10.1002/dvdy.23858
Copyright © 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
Developmental Dynamics
Volume 241, Issue 11, pages 1708–1715, November 2012
Additional Information
How to Cite
Lu, Y., Li, Y., Cavender, A. C., Wang, S., Mansukhani, A. and D'Souza, R. N. (2012), Molecular studies on the roles of Runx2 and Twist1 in regulating FGF signaling. Dev. Dyn., 241: 1708–1715. doi: 10.1002/dvdy.23858
Publication History
- Issue online: 17 OCT 2012
- Version of Record online: 17 SEP 2012
- Accepted manuscript online: 12 SEP 2012 02:26PM EST
- Manuscript Accepted: 16 AUG 2012
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- NIDCR/NIH. Grant Numbers: DE013368, DE16472, DE021773
- Abstract
- Article
- References
- Cited By
- Runx2;
- Twist1;
- Fgfr2;
- tooth morphogenesis
Background: Supernumerary teeth are often observed in patients suffering from cleidocranial dysplasia due to a mutation in Runx2 that results in haploinsufficiency. However, the underlying molecular mechanisms are poorly defined. In this study, we assessed the roles of Runx2 and its functional antagonist Twist1 in regulating fibroblast growth factor (FGF) signaling using in vitro biochemical approaches. Results: We showed that Twist1 stimulated Fgfr2 and Fgf10 expression in a mesenchymal cell line and that it formed heterodimers with ubiquitously expressed E12 (together with E47 encoded by E2A gene) and upregulated Fgfr2 and Fgf10 promoter activities in a dental mesenchyme-derived cell line. We further demonstrated that the bHLH domain of Twist1 was essential for its synergistic activation of Fgfr2 promoter with E12 and that the binding of E12 stabilized Twist1 by preventing it from undergoing lysosomal degradation. Although Runx2 had no apparent effects on Fgfr2 and Fgf10 promoter activities, it inhibited the stimulatory activity of Twist1 on Fgfr2 promoter. Conclusions: These findings suggest that Runx2 haploinsufficiency might result in excessive unbound Twist1 that can freely bind to E12 and enhance FGF signaling, thereby promoting the formation of extra teeth. Developmental Dynamics 241:1708–1715, 2012. © 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.


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Welcome to SportsNation! On Monday, ESPN college basketball Bracketology expert Joe Lunardi will drop by to take your questions on this year's tournament projection.
Lunardi is the resident bracketologist for ESPN. In fact, he invented Bracketology and has been projecting the NCAA Tournament field for ESPN.com since its inception. Check out his lastest bracket.
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Joe Lunardi (4:00 PM)
Greetings, all! Looks like another full slate of questions/comments from the Bracketology public. Let's get to it!!
Tim (DC)
You have Gtown, WVU, Louisville, and Pitt all in the same region. There is no restriction on the number of teams from one conference being in the same region? I thought they would keep it as minimal as possible.
Joe Lunardi (4:02 PM)
Here's the deal, Tim. In this bracket there are 10 Big East teams, total, so there are going to be multiple regions with more than two each (or, in this case, one region with four). The rule in such instances would be to have no intra-conference match ups until the Sweet 16 (as opposed to the regional final). Crazy, I know.
John (Cleveland)
Hi Joe, just out of curiosity, why is Fresno State considered the AQ for the WAC this week when the Bulldogs sit behind Boise State and Utah State (both undefeated) in the current WAC standings with one loss? Was this a simple oversight or is there a hidden by-law I overlooked? Thanks for your time and I look forward to following Bracketology as the season progresses. Take care.
Joe Lunardi (4:05 PM)
It's my rule, John, no one elses. At 2-0, Fresno State is a half-game up on Boise State and Utah State. So my "rule" accomplishes two things: 1) it gives Fresno State a moment in the sun (however temporary), and more importantly 2) best replicates the Selection Weekend dynamic of "bid thieves" winning conference tournaments unexpectedly. If I don't allow said placements, we end up with a deeper at-large pool than is likely to be in the actual bracket come Selection Sunday. This week, Fresno State and Hofstra are serving that purpose.
Jimmer (Provo, UT)
Joe, We beat UNLV at the Thomas and Mack and we jump into the top ten in the polls, and yet you still only have us as a 4 seed in the tournament! Why the disrespect?
Joe Lunardi (4:09 PM)
BYU is also No. 1 in the latest RPI. Does that mean we should have you as the No. 1 overall seed? More specifically, BYU is No. 13 on the latest S-Curve. That puts the Cougars within a fraction of a No. 3 seed (just behind Texas, whom I deem to have higher caliber wins). It's a paper-thin distinction, I'll admit.
Jon (Washington, DC)
How is Duke a 1 seed in the east? They have beaten no one in the top 20 of the RPI. Syracuse shares a win over MSU at a neutral site and has a much stronger RPI. The NCAA has said in the past that previous year's performance have no relevance on the seeding. Duke probably doesn't even deserve a 1 seed considering they have not played anyone tough, and will not play anyone tough for the remainder of the season. The body of work just isn't there for Duke this year. This isn't the BCS, getting ranked high in the preseason shouldn't determine your seeding in march.
Joe Lunardi (4:12 PM)
I'm hardly an apologist for Duke, Jon, but you need to take off those anti-Blue Devil glasses. Duke is the unanimous No. 1 team in the country by acclamation. They are going to be the No. 1 seed in the East barring hugely unexpected developments, so you'd better get used to the idea.
Dan (West Chester, PA)
Big fan of what you do, Joe. I have asked a number of other ESPN experts this question, but you are clearly THE man to ask. Selection Sunday is one of the best days of the year. I love the anticipation of watching the bracket being revealed. Now, what are the chances that the teams playing in the "First Round" become leaked prior to Selection Sunday? With the Play-In Game in the past, it was not as big of a deal because these teams hadn't played in a week or more and teams had an idea of who might be playing in that game. Now, according to your projected bracket today, do you really see a team like USC being notified at 6:00PM Sunday that they have to fly to Dayton and play Team X on Tuesday? That seems extremely unfair. And that being said, could you see the committe basing its decision on who plays in the "First Round" on who is closest geographically to Dayton, OH?
Joe Lunardi (4:15 PM)
These are great questions, Dan, and I have gotten mixed responses so far in attempting to secure answers. Seems that the Committee is still discussing the pre-notification options for the very travel considerations you mention. What I suspect is that there will be several NCAA charters "at the ready" to minimize the travel issues, even for West Coast teams. I do not think distance from Dayton will be an issue in the final selection of these schools.
Jon (St. Paul)
Hey Joe, what are your thoughts on Kansas? Are they a legit Final 4 contender? They have a ton of talent but in some of their games they seem to play down to their competition, although still getting the wins.
Joe Lunardi (4:15 PM)
Absolutely, yes.
Matt (Philly)
I know it's too early to talk pod locations, but I was curious as to why Villanova gets the second spot in Charlotte over Kentucky. Charlotte is much closer to Lexington than Tampa and UK has the higher seed, so why send them farther?
Joe Lunardi (4:17 PM)
Truthfully, Matt? Because I screwed up the new automated "Bracketology Tool" which submits the entire bracket -- including sites and pods -- to Bristol. It's only our second week with the new system, but a good catch on your part! Then again, I've been called a Bracketology Tool many times before!!
P.J. (Logan)
Joe- Utah State finally upgraded thier non-conf. schedule but that doesn't seem to matter as they are still in the 11-12 seed projection. If they win 14-16 conference games again how high can they climb? Also, is the bracketbuster game a must win?
Joe Lunardi (4:19 PM)
Very modest upgrades, P.J., and zero wins to date in any of those games against current tourney teams. I doubt the Aggies will rise above a double-digit seed.
Gary (NJ)
I see that Maryland is your second team out of the tournament right now. They haven't really beat anyone (best win @Penn St), but have hung tough with a lot of top team like Pitt and Illinois in New York and just yesterday @Duke. How tough will it be for them to grab a bid in a bad ACC if they can't beat Villanova or Duke in the rematch?
Joe Lunardi (4:20 PM)
I believe Maryland, despite its 0-2 start, will win enough ACC games to make the NCAA field. Their non-RPI metrics are very, very strong and suggest the best is yet to come for the Terps.
Derek (Boston)
A losing record last year. No 2009 recruits. Picked to finish 10th in the ACC. If Steve Donahue can take BC to a top-4 finish in the conference, is he a candidate for ACC COY?
Joe Lunardi (4:20 PM)
Without a doubt, Derek, unless Duke goes wire-to-wire without a loss.
Mike (Mishawaka)
Do you think Notre Dame has what it takes to stay with the Big East elite this year or are they just pretenders to the throne?
Joe Lunardi (4:21 PM)
I like Notre Dame a lot, Mike. Big, strong, tough, skilled and older. All good things, especially in this year's Big East. I do think they're in a tough spot tonight, though.
Matt (DC)
Ahhh, another week of wins for Villanova - including knocking off an undefeated. But Bracketology only bumps them from a 4 to 3? You have betrayed your Main Line roots, Lunardi!
Joe Lunardi (4:23 PM)
First of all, Matt, you have mislabled my roots. Second, Nova's Big East wins are Rutgers, SoFlorida and Cincinnati. I can't put that head of what Notre Dame has done or what UConn has done to date. Long way to go, though.
Alex (Champaign, IL)
Illinois has the ability to beat anyone in the country (Gonzaga, UNC, and Wisconsin already), but they also can lay an egg (UIC)! Can Illinois compete with Ohio State and Purdue for the Big 10 Championship and can they compete for a National Title???
Joe Lunardi (4:24 PM)
Which makes the Illini pretty much like every other team in the country, Alex. I think overall that Illinois is close to Ohio State and Purdue, but maybe a half-step behind either.
Bob (Ann Arbor)
How many wins does Michigan State need to make the NCAA tourney? 17-18? Or More?
Joe Lunardi (4:25 PM)
We're going to be talking an awful lot about Michigan State, I suspect, Bob. Their ultimate fate will depend more on the "quality" of their wins than their "quantity," which is why I still like their chances.
Cameron (Galesburg, IL)
I've found Minnesota to be a team that's impressive with senior step-up Trevor Mbakwe and the shooting off Hoffarber, but they're sort of hot and cold. They're already 1-3 in league play losing at MSU, Wisconsin and Ohio State. Tough road games in the league and you still have them as an 8th seed. What wins do they need to pick up to stay in? For example are they still in if Michigan State and Ohio State come to Minnesota and beat them?
Joe Lunardi (4:27 PM)
The Virgin Islands tourney win is keeping Minnesota in the top half of the bracket, Cameron. That plus you have to consider what a brutal start they had in the Big Ten schedule. Time to stablize, though.
Nate (LA)
You are always so logical, Joe. But the resumes of Gonzaga and Mich St. seem to be indentical. RPI's close. 4-5 vs. top 100 RPI. Worst losses (@ Wazzu, @ Penn St.) similar. Why the seeding disparity?
Joe Lunardi (4:28 PM)
Need to put you in touch with my wife, Nate! As for the disparity, I probably have Michigan State a little too high at the moment. Gonzaga seems right.
Joe (Austin)
I have not seen SDSU play, but do you think they will be a 2 seed when it's all said and done?
Joe Lunardi (4:29 PM)
No, because I think the Mountain West's trube round-robin will catch up to them at some point.
Matt (Philly)
Are there going to be rules with regards to what regions the "first four" are in? Right now, you have 18 teams in the East Region but on 16 in the West. Will the selection committee allow this or will the put 17 teams in each region?
Joe Lunardi (4:29 PM)
No such restrictions, Matt, at least not that I know of.
BIll (Boston)
The ACC is down but BC did pretty well in the non IVY league portion of their OOC. Does 9-7 get it done as it usually does in the ACC with a good OOC?
Joe Lunardi (4:31 PM)
Nice one, Bill. Yes, BC is 2-0 in the ACC and 0-2 in the Ivies. This year, I'd feel a lot better for them with a 10-6 ACC record (unless 9-7 includes a win over Duke).
Jon (Washington DC)
Joe,You have stated the rules for bracketing year in and year out and thats how you make your selections. Are you now saying bracket rules do not apply to duke? Your answer is completely unacceptable and completely avoids the question. If there is evidence that Duke should be #1, you should be confident in your choice. Otherwise you should follow your own rules about selection and move Duke to its appropriate location. What sports writers think has never been an appropriate reason before to seed someone, and it should not be now.
Joe Lunardi (4:33 PM)
My job, Jon, is to predict what the Selection Committee will do. And, like it or not, there's never been a consensus No. 1 team like Duke that hasn't gotten the best possible seed. They've also beaten seven current or possible NCAA teams, so it's not like they haven't been tested.
Ryan (Provo, Utah)
Joe, seriously, Texas w/ 3 losses, only two OOC true road games (1-1), is higher on the S-curve than a top-10 1-loss BYU (undefeated in 4 OOC road games)? Texas also beats a lowly Rice team by 3 points at home. This S-curve sounds like another way to justify the power conference teams above the BYU's of the world. Please explain.
Joe Lunardi (4:34 PM)
Ryan, if you're a frequent reader you know no one goes after BCS frauds quite like yours truly. I just happen to believe the Texas resume at this point is better (however slightly). Again, we're talking No. 12 and No. 13.
Aaron Burgin (Vista, CA)
Here's hoping I can get in the chat this week!I know you've probably gotten some heat about having USC in the tournament field the past two editions of Bracketology, but having watched them play several times this year, they are much better than their 10-6 record would indicate. What do they need to do to stay in the field?
Joe Lunardi (4:36 PM)
Glad we agree, Aaron! Don't always get a lot of that on Monday's. USC's mantra should be to avoid "bad losses." Their strength of schedule should take care of the rest.
Jane (West Lafyette)
Joe I gotta ask, how is Purdue above ND in the Curve? We don't have 1 RPI top 50 win and they have 7... we have a 51-100 loss and they don't...
Joe Lunardi (4:37 PM)
Too early for that kind of RPI breakdown analysis, Jane. I mean, Princeton (all due respect) is a Top 50 RPI team at the moment. If Penn beats them twice, are the Quakers a No. 2 seed? You get my point...
Nate (LA)
I just got my tickets to the Anaheim regional! What are the chances I will get to see my UW Huskies there?
Joe Lunardi (4:38 PM)
Are you talking placement or winning the first two games?
brian (nyc)
Hi Joe. please clarify something for me. i am pretty sure you said last year that the top 8 teams would be ranked so that the overall top seed would play the worst #2 seed. didn't seem to happen last year as the selection committee stated that they considered wvu as a #1 seed, but wound up in the same region as kentucky. so, does the committee just pair #1s and #2s as they deem fit?
Joe Lunardi (4:40 PM)
I believe it should be that way, Brian, but it's not what the Committee does. They seek balance among the top four lines in any region in order to give favorable geographic slots to as many teams as possible. In other words, you could see the best No. 1 and best No. 2 seeds in the same region with the worst No. 3 and worst No. 4 candidates.
nick (chitown)
what do my n'western boys need to do in conference to make their first dance?
Joe Lunardi (4:41 PM)
Let's start by winning another league game or two. Two games under .500 in the Big Ten isn't getting anyone in the tournament, Nick.
chris (slc)
Joe, is this the year that BYU finally breaks into the Sweet 16? And what do they need to do to get better than a 4 seed, where you presently have them?
Joe Lunardi (4:42 PM)
AT least BYU doesn't have that long NCAA losing streak to worry about this year. Yes, they should be playing in the second weekend.
dan (NY)
Joe, Is Wednesday's game at the Garden more of a home game for the Johnnies or 'Cuse? Being that 'Cuse seems to never lose at the garden
Joe Lunardi (4:43 PM)
If that were really the case, Dan, wouldn't Syracuse win the Big East tournament every year?
dusty (st. louis)
outside of duke, which undefeated team would be your best bet to stay undefeated till the ncaa tournament?
Joe Lunardi (4:44 PM)
Would have to say San Diego State given the conference challengers facing Ohio State (Big Ten), Kansas (Big 12) and Syracuse (Big East). Don't think any of them will actually do it, though.
Josh (CT)
St. John's is going to come back down to earth sometime soon right?
Joe Lunardi (4:45 PM)
If "earth" means losing a few close games, yes.
Rey (LA)
Why is UCLA having so much trouble now? They have top recruits at every position but they look like a high school basketball team when it comes to playing together. Who is to blame?
Joe Lunardi (4:46 PM)
According to Kem Pomeroy, UCLA is one of the 35 youngest teams in the country. That might have something to do with it, Rey.
Rich (Pittsburgh)
Odds that Pitt ends up playing in Cleveland?
Joe Lunardi (4:47 PM)
Extremely favorable, Rich. Certainly better than LeBron's!!
Austin Hansen (Southern California)
What is the highest seed that BYU could get?
Joe Lunardi (4:48 PM)
I'd bet on nine NCAA teams, Austin. It's going to break the record of eight, I'm convinced.
travis (dallas)
Texas A&M hasn't been given much pub so far this year, but they keep climbing up the rankings. Given what you've ssen of them, could they get to the sweet 16, and if not, what's their weakness?
Joe Lunardi (4:48 PM)
Haven't seen enough yet to really say, Travis. Saw half the Washington game and that's it, so far.
Jacob (Nebraska)
Can Oklahoma make it?
Joe Lunardi (4:49 PM)
Not seeing that, Jacob, especially out of this year's Big 12.
Joe Lunardi (4:50 PM)
That's it for me today, gang. Have to head out a few minutes early for a radio show. Thanks, Joe!!
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print it out, email it now, or schedule it for a later date--it's up to you
personalized email
Emailing your gift? Write a message, select a theme, and hit send. The price you paid will not be displayed in the email.
special printed voucher
Delivering the gift in person? Choose a theme, print it out, and pass it along to that special someone. It's that simple.
Deal Fine Print
Limit 1 per customer, up to 2 additional as gifts
• Appointments required and subject to availability
• Merchant cancellation/re-scheduling policy of 48 hours applies; voucher subject to forfeiture
• Valid only at West Chester location
• All services must be redeemed by same customer
• Options A-C: must be used in a single visit
• Option D: may be used over multiple visits
• PAID VALUE EXPIRES ON July 26, 2021
• PROMOTIONAL VALUE EXPIRES ON May 11, 2014
• Cannot be combined with any other offer or promotion
• Tax and gratuity are not included
• Merchant is responsible for the quality of the products or services provided to you at redemption
• LivingSocial Terms and Conditions - https://www.livingsocial.com/terms