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This periodically amusing, sometimes overly chatty, well-shot domestic bi video runs the gamut from typical porn concept scene to giddy gonzo. Nicki Hunter giggles like a barely dressed, slightly predatory blonde porn princess before joining Diablo and Montana on her attractive sectional couch. Then the gonzo madness begins. First up is Taylor Luv's hunt to fulfill her bi-guy fantasies from men she supposedly meets in a hotel lobby (but who are actually straight-for-pay performers). Then gal pals Rhianna Finneran and Amy each go searching for midday cock to get bisexually jiggy with. In a somewhat odd casting decision, both girls manage to pick up Diablo and have sex with him at the same time, but in different locations. A second DVD contains footage from six releases. The first disc includes not only the main feature but also some amusing outtakes and a still gallery.


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This pie was very good. Different from the regular pumpkin pie. We served it with whipped cream on top. Thank you for the recipe.
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My 9 year old son loves pumpkin pie . Unfortunately he got braces a day before Thanksgiving and his whole mouth was sore. So he ask me if it was possible to make a pie without the crust cause his mouth was just hurting so very much. So I thought I give this recipe a try and made it without the crust just the custard. I buttered the pie plate really well and all the filling fit in it . I added 15 more minutes to the baking time just like Kosmic Blues and when the time was up I opened the oven door but left the pie inside to cool in the oven. Now let me tell you....OMG that is the best pumpkin pie(custard...since no crust was used lol) I have ever had . My son had some yesterday and wanted some fro breakfast this morning . It is creamy and just YUMMY!!!!!!!! Thanks so much for sharing this recipe. This is a keeper big time. ~Ri


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Frances McCue Answers Questions about the Book Shes Writing: Its really not a memoir. Its something else.
Write a fucking memoir about your dad as a ghost. Fine. I might be interested. But if you're going to be coy and annoying about the form. Then, I'm a lot less interested in your book. Or is it not really a "book" it's something else."
Uh, Hertzmann -- what gives? There are lots of books that are packaged as one thing by publishers but don't really fit those commercially defined shapes. A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius? Moby Dick? McCue's book sounds fascinating, and all the better for not being just a memoir.
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See that white mark? That is the starting line.
Frawley Stadium, home of the Wilmington Blue Rocks baseball team.
First loop into Browntown.
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West Street on Riverfront.
Water Street near Tubman Park.
Tubman Park on the Wilmington Riverfront.
Riverwalk at Tubman Park. DJ will be there to entertain you. Also water stop coming and going.
Under the bridge to 7th street turnaround.
Heading to 7th street.
Seventh Street heading to turnaround on route.
A bit of history here
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Seventh Street turnaround.
A view of our Wilmington skyline from 7th Street turnaround.
Water stop at Christiana Park.
Brandywine Park....part of first loop.
North Park Drive heading to footbridge.
Our famous swinging footbridge.
The view from the bridge.
Josephine Gardens, Brandywine Park.
Coming off the foot path onto S.Park Drive.
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Lindsay Lohan Out In Los Cabos Hi Res Candids Photos – December 29th
Emily Blunt Out In Santa Monica Hi Res Candids Photos – December 12th
Emily Blunt Could Be Landing A Role In Johnny Depp's New Movie
Emily Blunt is up for the lead in Transcendence, a new sci-fi movie starring Johnny Depp.
The movie will by the directorial debut for Wally Pfister, longtime collaborator of Christopher Nolan, and it's already got some star power behind it. In October it was announced that Johnny Depp signed up for the movie, playing a scientist whose brain is uploaded to a supercomputer after his death.
Emily Blunt is said to be one of the three actresses in contention for the scientist who actually uploads Depp's brain, who is also his wife, Deadline reported.
Blunt's competition for the role comes from Rooney Mara, star of The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, and Rebecca Hall, who will is set to appear in the upcoming Iron Man 3, NME reported. The studio is expected to announce its decision on Friday (December 14). [Read more…]
C Magazine: Lady Of The House
As Emily Blunt takes her career to an adventurous new level—the actress fancies the comforts of home, now, more than ever.
"Is it weird to have scrambled eggs at five o'clock?" Emily Blunt asks as she orders eggs, spinach, toast and smoked salmon. After having spent the day practicing stunts and working out, it's not weird at all. The protein load-up is for the action movie she's filming with Tom Cruise, All You Need is Kill, that will keep her in London and away from her home in Los Angeles until early 2013.
It's not the first movie she has had to train hard for; when she was shooting 2011's The Adjustment Bureau with Matt Damon, she had to learn ballet, something she describes as "being like an alien language to me." But the whole physical process of this, her first action role, has been so strenuous she admits, at times, the thought of stepping back into a corset and bonnet—the kind she wore in 2009's The Young Victoria—is tempting.
"Tom was in today, and when he saw I had a bruise the size of an apple, he said"—she puts on a big, deep voice—"'Yeah Blunt! That's what an action movie's all about!' He thinks it's fun that I'm losing my indie credibility. I hurt like hell!"
Putting on voices, or accents of all shapes and sizes, is what attracted Blunt to acting in the first place: "I had a really bad stutter as a kid, and the thing that got me out of it was to imagine I was someone else—to take on a new identity via silly voice or by mimicking. It was the only way I could speak fluently."
She admits that in her early years she was occasionally teased for it: "Kids found it funny, and I can understand. There's a frankness to the way they say, 'What's wrong with you? Why can't you just say it?'" Fortunately, her parents—her father is a Queens Counsel barrister and her mother, a former actor-turned-teacher—knew she'd grow out of it. "They were there to catch us," she says of herself and her three siblings, who grew up in Roehampton, just south of London. "Their presence and support was what allowed me to overcome and grow out of it. The stutter got left behind in the dust"—as did a career as a Spanish interpreter.
"I know! Can you imagine?" she laughs, then puts on a Spanish accent, "Me ll-am-o Em-i-lee!" Blunt deferred university—she had planned to study Modern Language—when she landed an agent at 18. That was only a year after a teacher cast her in a play in the Edinburgh Festival. A resounding success, the fledgling actress decided to work in television and theatre for a couple of years. Director Pawel Pawlikowski gave her a big break in 2004's much revered art-house film My Summer of Love. For the audition, he asked her to imagine her father caught in flagrante with the secretary, then pretend the whole thing was just a joke—with all the crying and laughing that might ensue.
"I walked out and called my lovely agent Ken McReddie, whom I still have, saying, 'Oh my god, I just made such a tit out of myself!'" It was but a hint of what was to come…
[Read more in the latest C, on newsstands November 27!]
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Emily Blunt Received One 1 Nomination For 2013 Golden Globe Awards
The Golden Globe Awards– which are the more fun younger cousin of the Oscars or a ridiculous dog and pony show, depending on who you ask– have announced their nominees for this year's awards, which are happening January 13.
Emily Blunt, Salmon Fishing in the Yemen
Judi Dench, Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
Jennifer Lawrence, Silver Linings Playbook
Maggie Smith, Quartet
Meryl Streep, Hope Springs
Female lead for "Transcendence" opposite Johnny Depp down to Rooney Mara, Emily Blunt and Rebecca Hall
Oscar-winning cinematographer Wally Pfister is gearing up to make his directorial debut, and casting is firming up on sci-fi tale"Transcendence", already starring Johnny Depp. Deadline reports the search for the female lead is narrowing and may be decided by this Friday.
The final three are Rooney Mara, Emily Bluntand Rebecca Hall, though Deadline warns Blunt could have scheduling conflicts with currently filming Tom Cruise actioner "All You Need is Kill." Filming is set to begin on March 4th and the chosen actress will play a scientist named Evelyn, who is married to and uploads Depp's character Will's brain onto a supercomputer after his death. Casting is also underway for Max, a male friend of the couple, who helps Evelyn in protecting Will's new form. Christopher Nolan and Emma Thomas are executive producing for their longtime collaborator Pfister, while the screenplay came from newcomer Jack Paglen.
All three actresses seem way too young to play Depp's wife, though Hall seems like the best fit to play a scientist to us. She is, however, already playing one in "Iron Man 3″ and could be in danger of being typecast if she plays both these characters back to back. Mara, too, has tread upon seemingly similar territory, recently wrapping up filming on Spike Jonze's "Her", which sees Joaquin Phoenix as a man in love with a computer. Blunt is also familiar with sci-fi, most recently having appeared in Rian Johnson's exceptional time travel thriller "Looper."
Source: Up and Comers
Emily Blunt arriving @ IFP's 22nd Annual Gotham Independent Film Awards Hi Res Photos
Emily Blunt @ Harper's Bazaar Women of the Year Awards 2012 Photos – October 31st
The Avengers 2: Emily Blunt eyes Miss Marvel role
Emily Blunt and Ruth Wilson are both in line to help Scarlett Johansson and Cobie Smulders boost the female-to-male ratio in The Avengers 2.
According to The Daily Mail, Blunt and Wilson are both in the race to play the character of Miss Marvel in the blockbuster's sequel.
Aged 29, the former seems ahead, thanks to her previous experiences as the Black Widow and Peggy Carter, both from the Marvel universe, while Ruth Wilson, the less famous of the two, put her name on the map with her performance in the TV series Luther. Audiences will have several opportunities to get to know her in the coming months, with the releases of Joe Wright's Anna Karenina and Gore Verbinski's The Lone Ranger.
Miss Marvel should provide assistance to the Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) and Maria Hill (Cobie Smulders) in the movie scripted and directed by Joss Whedon, who is used to assertive female characters thanks to his previous work on TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
The movie will hit theaters in May 2015. Captain America, Thor, Iron Man, Hawkeye and Nick Fury will be back on board to address Titan Thanos's evil plans. Before The Avengers 2, Marvel fans will be able to catch up with several Marvel heroes with the releases of Iron Man 3, Thor: The Dark World and Captain America: The Winter Soldier.
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Chippy, you and I are the same age. What's with all the coyness, sister? If you have something, spit it out. I'll give you an email below, where you can send something if you choose.All I got so far is, you know someone has done some DD (guessing), I see some person in this thread has written what purports to be insider knowledge about what CER has in that alleged report.I know that all reverse mergers carry a taint from the way they were handled, but my emails to IR have no replies yet.You can mail me at yourdeadmeat69 at yahoo dot com. I would appreciate a reply. Confidences will be respected.


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Wo-ping Yuen; Guangjian Ye; Jet Li; Raymond Li; Tom Lau; Wai Lap Wu; Angie Lam; Michelle Yeoh; Xiaohao Qian; Fannie Yuen; Xiangren Yuan; Xun Liu; Bey Logan; Brett Ratner; Elvis Mitchell; Golden Harvest (Firm); Eastern Production Ltd.; Weinstein Company.; Genius Products, Inc.
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|Originally released as a motion picture in 1993.
Special features: Feature length commentary by Hong Kong cinema expert Bey Logan; Nemesis: an exclusive interview with star Chin Siu Ho; The birthplace of Tai Chi: on location in Chen Village; Meditations on the master: director Brett Ratner and critic Elvis Mitchell on director Yuen Wo-ping; Twin warriors: critic Elvis Mitchell and director Brett Ratner on stars Jet Li and Michelle Yeoh; original home video trailer.
|Production designer, Raymond Li ; martial arts choreographer, Yuen Woo Ping, Yuen Cheung Yan, Ku Huen Chiu ; director of photography, Tom Lau ; music, Wu Wai Lap ; editor, Angie Lam.
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|Golden Harvest presents a [sic.] Eastern Production Ltd. production ; screenplay by Ip Kwong Kim ; produced by Jet Li ; directed by Yuen Wo-Ping.
Two best friends are expelled from the legendary Shaolin temple, only to meet once again against each other on the battlefield.
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Many environmental problems can be attributedto the extraction and emissions of physicalsubstances. Increasing our understanding of theeconomic and technological driving forcesbehind these physical flows can contribute tosolving the environmental problems related tothem. The input-output framework is a usefulsetting in which to integrate detailedinformation about economic structure andphysical flows. In this article a specificmethod in input-output analysis is reviewed,namely Structural Decomposition Analysis (SDA).It is based on comparative static analysis,which decomposes historical changes of a policyvariable into determinant effects. SDA has beenapplied, for example, to analyze the demand andtechnological driving forces of energy use,CO2-emissions and various other pollutantsand resources. This article examines thetheoretical aspects of structuraldecomposition, in particular those concerningphysical flows and environmental issues.Furthermore, the article includes an extensivesurvey of empirical studies.
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Environmental and Resource Economics
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Reluctant Empty Nester? Here's the Key to Feeling Happy Again!
Reluctant Empty Nester? Here's the Key to Feeling Happy Again!
As the summer winds down, many people are facing the change from the hustle and bustle of a household filled with kids, clutter and laughter to a quiet household where nothing gets messy, but there's also the acute absence of laughter and energy in the house.
When our kids are home, it's chaos. There are appointments to make, Cheetos under the couch cushions, and dirty sneakers sitting on the dining room table. On the flip side, there are movie nights, going out for ice cream, and snuggling under the covers. In effect, parenting is the best of times and the worst of times. Total chaos and disorganization combined with utterly sublime moments of tenderness and love.
When your kids leave, it's normal to go through waves of excitement that the house will finally be organized followed by gut wrenching pangs of sadness that the house is empty. In our efforts to be 'good parents,' we know that we need to let our kids grow up, but in reality, we might prefer that they were napping in their cribs.
When you are facing an empty nest, here's my advice for how to handle the rollercoaster of emotion that may ensue.
These activities will make the pangs of loss WORSE:
- Staying home, armed with a plan to clean out your linen closet, organize your basement, or repaint a bedroom.
- Spending excessive time in your kids' (empty) rooms.
These activities will help you to feel happier:
- Get out of the house!
- Start a routine of walking: I love the Haverford College trail and the Radnor trail. My all-time favorite, however, is the Kelly Drive loop. It is gorgeous and the people-watching is epic. It is well worth the drive.
- Go to the gym and take a new exercise class.
- Plan some day trips: there are fascinating things to see in Philly, in New York, and visiting the NJ shore in the Fall is truly beautiful.
In order to get through the first month of the empty nest, you MUST be proactive. If you don't make plans now, it is quite possible that you will fall into an abyss of missing your kids. This is not good for you and it's not good for your kids.
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For those of us who have not yet tired of grousing about how overrated Spider-Man 2 was, The Incredibles provides a spectacular contrast. It is the tale of the Parr family: husband Bob (Craig T. Nelson), a dissatisfied insurance agent; wife Helen (Holly Hunter), a busy, efficient mother of three; shy teenager Violet (Sarah Vowell); mischievous son Dash (Spencer Fox); and gurgling baby Jack-Jack. On the surface, the Parrs are a normal suburban family, except that Bob can pick up his car when he gets angry, Helen's limbs can extend like a rubber band, Violet can make herself invisible and Dash can run faster than the human eye can detect.
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Four Cubans have been killed in the past month while attempting to escape the country by swimming to the U.S. naval base in Guantanamo Bay, a high- ranking State Department official said on Tuesday. Ambassador Robert Gelbard, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Inter American Affairs, said Cuba had resorted to hand grenades and machine guns in an effort to stop swimmers fleeing the island. "It shows their disregard for human lives," Gelbard said. The swimmers were cut off by Cuban powerboats that dropped activated hand grenades and sprayed the water with automatic gunfire, reports filed by U.S. Navy personnel stationed at Guantanamo Bay said.
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The Theatre Club of the Palm Beaches opens its 1992-93 season with the company`s biggest, most accessible and most ethnic show to date. It`s Shmulnik`s Waltz, about a sad-sack Russian peasant who chases the girl of his dreams completely `round the world. The playing style and the characters are turn-of-the-century Jewish. The underlying theme and the theatrical approach is tinged with a romantic allegory reminiscent of the well-known Leslie Bricusse-Anthony Newley musicals Stop the World, I Want to Get Off and Roar of the Greasepaint, Smell of the Crowd.
What`s Hot: Reagan To Brains
By DAVID HANDELMAN and LYNN HIRSCHBERG, Rolling Stone
May 7, 1989
Every year we attempt to discern what is hot. It`s a somewhat absurd job since the word "hot" is nearly impossible to define objectively. This year, however, there does seem to be one specific, and rather contradictory, general trend: ambivalence mixed with comfort. Meaning, no one wants to commit to anything. But everyone still longs to be in wonderful surroundings while considering his options. These days are marked by adorable puppies and convenient alibis, by beautiful wallpaper and handy excuses.
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Dave Thomas is finally on a hit TV series. In fact, Thomas stars in the biggest hit of the new season, ABC's Grace Under Fire. Thomas plays Russell Norton, a bitter, recently divorced pharmacist who is friends with Grace Kelly (Brett Butler), a caustic divorcee with three small children. "I've never been in a big ratings hit in my entire career," acknowledges Thomas, who came to fame as a regular on the award-winning Canadian TV series SCTV. It aired Saturdays at 12:30 a.m. on NBC from 1981 to 1983.
Safety Director Resigns Cooper City Official Cured Department Ills
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COOPER CITY -- Public Safety Director Robert P. Senk, a former Metro-Dade police major who took over the city`s troubled police and fire departments five years ago and gave them credibility, has told city officials that he will resign effective Jan. 7. Senk, 53, said on Friday that he had planned to stay only five years when he took the job on Jan. 7, 1985. Senk said he had considered staying longer, but his decision to leave was "reinforced by the aggravation of politics." He refused to elaborate.
He Sinks Whalers To Make Point Iceland Sabotage Part Of Campaign
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November 23, 1986
VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- Paul Watson stands in his waterfront condominium with the phone wedged under his chin, straightening his tie while trying to persuade the caller he isn`t a terrorist. A second telephone rings. A young supporter asks how he can send Watson money. A radio blares in the background -- an angry fisherman telling a talk show host that Watson should be hanged. Watson, founder and president of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, had just taken credit for last weekend`s sinking of two whaling ships in Iceland`s Reykjavik harbor.
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Black Churches Warned Of Racist Threats
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December 30, 1999
There was a time not long ago when Gwendolyn Yapp braved the cold winters in her native Chicago wearing a cute party dress, determined to get to one of the city's can't-miss New Year's Eve events. Today, Yapp, an administrative assistant at the Broward Urban League, has traded her frosty evenings for the spiritual warmth and safety of a New Year's Eve Watch Night church service. "That is how I like to spend those moments going into the next year -- in reverence, in prayer and thanksgiving," said Yapp, 42, a mother of two. Yapp is following a tradition started in 1862 by Confederate slaves who gathered at churches that New Year's Eve "to watch the night" and wait for the Emancipation Proclamation -- and their freedom -- to take effect on Jan. 1. But this year, officials at Fisk University's Race Relations Institute and the National Coalition for Burned Churches say there is a threat to the relative sanctuary that churches have in the past offered to African-American worshippers.
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Nov. 26 Asmussen football chat
So what does Illinois do next? Fire Beckman? Can his assistants? Stand pat? Ask beat writer Bob Asmussen, who is chatting at 1 p.m. Submit questions any time.
Beckman has to go! Firing coaches he hired is nothing, but a band aid to the bigger problem. Beckman is so far out of his league it is a joke he was EVER hired! I and many others will not return to a game until Beckman is gone!
But what do you really think?
Obviously, it was a disaster season. Unexpected given two consecutive bowl bids. Certainly, not what Mike Thomas wanted in the first year of his new football coach. But there won't be a firing. And there shouldn't be a firing. You have to give the guy more time than a year. I suspect there will be significant changes in the program.
As for you going to the games, that is your right as a consumer/fan. And I support whatever you want to do. If I was a fan of the Miami Marlins, for example, I would not go to any more games until ownership had changed. But I will say if going to Illinois games is part of your fall, you might want to consider hanging in there. Again, your choice.
I dont ask this question lightly as I know it affects peoples lives and that is serious, that said they choose the profession they are in. So I ask, how many coaching changes do you think will be made after this season? I think it was clear this staff never really "gelled".
I am assuming if/when changes are made they will be done as quick as possible so Beckman can start looking for the replacements and the coaches can look for a new job.
Is it safe to say there will not be co-cordinators on offense next year? Have never understood how that can work especially how it was set up this year with one guy calling first and second down and the other calling third down
I think the number will be as few as two and as high as five. But the only one who really knows is Tim Beckman. And right now, I assume he is evaluating everything to do with the program, including his staff.
The moves would need to be made quickly for many reasons, starting with recruiting. You can't have people working for you who won't be on the staff a month from now. So, I think the changes will be in the next week or two.
I think Tim Beckman could go a multiple of directions will all of his staffing. Don't be surprised if the co-coordinator situation stays in place. You just can't know for sure.
So I'm not one th throw in the cards right away but with the debacle we've had this year, Beckman has a lot of work to do next year.
Sideline penalties and llegal Numbering penalty is the case and point.
What do you think needs to be done to improve on this season and get Illinois back to being a competitive program. I'm not asking national championship but to at least be in the game in the 4th Quarter.
First thing I would do is find the things you did right and emphasize them over and over. Dwell on the positive and quickly try to put the negative behind you.
I would welcome my players to offer advice on how to make things better. Communication always helps. I would be open to suggestions that might seem counter to what you believe. Open-mindedness can be a key to a turnaround.
And I would also get some help. Junior college players, transfers, high-impact freshmen. Let them all know playing time is available and the spring will be an open audition.
You can turn a program in a year if you make some good decisions. The next couple months are critical for Illinois.
Hi Bob;
In year one, Ron Turner went 0-11 and was outscored 119 to 368. Ron Zook was 2-9 and outscored 187 to 435. Tim Beckman is 2-10 and outscored 200-385. As poor as this year's offense was, they managed to outscore both of those teams, although 44 came in one game. Is what happened this year really any worse than the last two coaching changes? Does everyone just need to chill out and give this some time? I know loss of fans at the games means loss of revenue. Will that be the driving force behind everything?
You make a great point. The difference is the expectation level. Ron Turner and Ron Zook inherited two- and three-win teams. Tim Beckman inherited a seven-win team. In hindsight, the 2011 Illini were every bit as disfunctional as the 1996 and 2004 versions. But they won a bowl game and they played well at times.
If in two years Tim Beckman has fixed Illinois, we are going to look back and realize that this was the transition season he needed. Maybe it wasn't expected, but it can happen.
The problem for Beckman is you have guys like Kevin Sumlin winning at a high level in his first year. Is it fair to compare? Probably not, but it is the reality of sports.
Bob, I am not in favor of firing the head coach after one year. However, as bad as this season has gone, if Mike Thomas does not feel like Tim Beckman is going to be able to turn this thing around after his evaluation, should he part ways now or still give him another year to see what he can do?
I'm guessing Mike Thomas has not reached the opinion that Tim Beckman can't get it done. And I think Beckman will get at least two more years to try and fix the program.
Illinois wasn't a power when Beckman came in. It had flaws. Sometimes, you take a step or two backward to go forward. But he's got to feel right about his staff. That should be his first priority.
One things fans don't want to hear from Tim Beckman is excuses. And I don't think he will give any.. I think he needs to plow ahead and be positive at every turn.
Who is the starting quarterback next year? I hate how O'Toole plays, I'm sorry, but maybe let bailey have it? Does O'Toole transfer? Scheelhaase is the senior?
I think the answer to that question depends on who is the offensive coordinator. If there is a change and the new coordinator runs a system that favors Scheelhaase's skills, then he will be the starter. He is one of the most prolific quarterbacks in school history and I don't think he will be taken off the field easily,
But I do think there are circumstances where a change could be made. I don't see Aaron Bailey being the starter as a freshman, but you can never say never. Or maybe another quarterback is signed or transfers like Russell Wilson. I think there are mutliple options.
Bob--hope of the end of this season will allow you to complete your recovery stress free. Where is Houston Bates? Obvious understatement--we'll need him next year.
It's being reported up here in Chicago that ending the Beckman era is being given serious consideration in Champaign. Apparently the sticking point is that boosters are demanding that a replacement be in place before firing Beckman.
I also believe that the silence is deafening. If Thomas knew for certain that Tim Beckman was going to be back in 2013, he would have said so publicly by now. Beckman needs that vote of confidence to recruit players and coaches. We've heard nothing.
Couple of questions for you. If you were AD, would you retain Beckman? Based on all we've seen this year, I can't find a way to convince myself he's intellectually capable of turning this around.
Second, how much does an incident like this, where the AD is clearly considering firing his head coach hurt their future working relationship? Can they rebound from this?
I would caution you to not believe everything you read or hear. I, for instance, am not a French model.
There is no reason for Mike Thomas to issue any statement. Actually, issuing a statement would be a bad thing because it would imply that he gave firing some consideration. And I don't believe that's the case,
I would not fire Tim Beckman. I would give him full support to make the changes he wants to make and I would get out of his way.
If the AD hasn't actually considered dismissing the coach, then there is no damage. The rumors are just that at this point.
Any word on how the JC recruiting is going? This team needs help!
I'm glad you're health is doing better. Thanks for all your hard work and excellent Illini football coverage. I was watching UW @ PSW Saturday, and trying to pull for PSU. But then the snow started falling and it reminded me of the Illini game out there last year, and their students throwning snowballs during Demke's kick at the end. Nope, I couldn't root for them. Here's my question: How come they can have all those banners near their student section? Doesn't the B1G have a no banners in the stadium rule?
Good Monday Bob,
Heard that Tim Beckman has a rather low buyout of $200K/yr left on contract. Seeing as Illinois stands to lose at least 14,000 paying fans per game if Beckman continues his clown show at Illinois, that alone would pay the $200k buyout at $15 per each of the 14,000.
I know you said no way does Beckman get fired after one year. Never say never. There is a first for everything and any administrator would be foolish to lose hundreds of thousands more as the program falls to rock bottom. There is no sign that next year will be better, all signs (including schedule and departing talent) point to Illinois' record being worse yet.
The decision on Beckman to me hinges on Mike Thomas' big ego. Will he have the guts to say he was wrong and made a monumental blunder? There is no improvement in the Illini this year, not a single area of the game where they got better, nothing to hang a hat on going forward. The whole nation knows Beckman is an abject failure. Time Thomas acknoledges that too.
The buyout is actually $400,000 per year for Tim Beckman. So, that number is a bit harder to reach with the loss in ticket revenue.
While I believe there will be a dropoff in sales next season. I don''t think that alone is why you remove a coach. Bottom line for Illinois is that hiring a coach after firing a one-year guy would be very difficult. Who wants to work under those circumstances?
Your the Illinois coach after your first season, albeit a miserable one. What course do you chart out to get things going in the right direction? What do you think Beckman will do? Also Beckman said his coaches wil be out recruiting come Monday. At this point is there some advantage to having to be able to have your whole staff out scouring the areas for players rather than preparing for a minor bowl game?
There is a huge advantage to being out now, although you would rather it not be coming off a 2-10 season. And one of your recruiting rivals, Purdue, doesn't have a coach. Illinois will also be able to gain some from that.
I think Tim Beckman has to do everything he can to stay position. Dwell on the opportunity to play early at Illinois and don't complain about anything. The main thing I would do is get my returning players together and make sure they understand that it will change soon.
Staff changes will need to happen quickly, if there are to be any. Otherwise, you lose some of the recruiting advantage you get from a fast start.
Looking at the three questions you pose, I would argue that standing pat or canning everyone is a better option than just firing the assistants. This would be a bad situation for a new coach but an extremely bad situation for new assistants. I would really question who, as an assistant, would make the decision to come here. Would you agree?
Most football coaches I've dealt with are confident in their abilities. So, they don't let what happened to past assistants have a major part in their decision to join a program. That being said. I do think guys also look for security and I don't believe that is strong at Illinois. Anybody who signs up knows it will have to be turned in a hurry.
There are also some quality guys out there looking for work, including the staffs at Kentucky, Tennessee, Auburn, Colorado, etc. If you act now, you can hire some great assistants.
Possible to hire the Rochester Coach as O coordinator? I know, it goes against the College mindset
that a HS coach can step right in and be successful, but, really what do they have to lose?
He runs an imaginative offense.
As for attending games...i saw my first FB game as a 6 year old. Missed some, but not many since.
It's what we do on Saturday in the Fall. So no matter what the score or record, we will attend and support
these kids who don't like to lose any more than we do!!
Bob, thanks for all you do and glad you're back!
Bob, with what we've seen on the field this year, how do you think attendance will look next year? I see a big drop in season tickets, in addition to luxury seats that were signed up for 5-year terms in 2008. I suppose visiting fans will help, but how do you think that will shape up for next year?
I think it will be similar to this year because Wisconsin and Ohio State visit C-U. That will prop up the crowds. I assume Buckeye fans are going to go all over the place to see their rising power and C-U is an easy drive from Ohio.
The tricky part for Illinois will be keeping the students coming to games. I think that will take an all-out spring and summer effort.


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The apartment was clean and quite comfortable so that it reflects the money we payed. The aerea is perfect if you want to visit all the main sightseeing in London, because it is close to Baker Street tube station. The room had also a furnished kitchen and a TV.
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Stayed here with my mum during a 4-day city trip. We had an overall good experience. Location is great - 5 to 10 minute walk from main shopping street Oxford Street, as well as underground stations Marble Arch and Baker Street. The building is quite old (but I guess many London buildings are), and the room is on the 4th floor (with no elevator), but the premises were overall well-kept and the room we stayed in was clean. Staff were friendly and shared bathroom was cleaned every morning!
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Spawning Phase: Spring -early summer
Once sea lampreys have reached sexual maturity, they stop feeding and begin to congregate off the mouths of streams and rivers in preparation for spawning.
Lampreys construct crescent-shaped nests of small stones and gravel. The female may lay 30,000 to 100,000 eggs. After spawning, the adults die.
Larval Phase:
Most fertilized eggs settle in amongst the gravel of the nest and hatch in a few weeks. The young larvae emerge from the nest and then burrow into the stream's sand and silt bottom. The larvae feed on algae, detritus, and various small organisms.
Transforming Phase: Late summer- early fall
After three or more years as harmless larvae, they undergo a change called transformation, where they develop eyes and a sucker-like mouth with sharp teeth.
Parasitic Phase:
Lampreys typically move into the sea to begin a parasitic life, attaching to a fish by their mouths and feeding on the blood and tissues of the host They can spend 12-18 months in the parasitic phase until they are sexually mature enough to reproduce.•Diet/Nutrition
Larva Phase: algae, detritus and various small organisms
Parasitic Phase: feed off host (fish)
One lamprey can consume over 40 pounds of fish in its lifetime
Spawning phase: No feeding
Specialized Systems •Digestive•Circulatory•Nervous•Excretory•Reproductive•Motile? yesDigestive System
Mouth →Pharynx→ Esophagus → Intestines
•Alimentary canal: runs from mouth to the anus. •No stomach •Intestines: The site of the emulsification, digestion and absorption of nutrients. •The latter portion of the intestine digests bacteria, reabsorbs water and forms feces. •The last section of the intestine narrows to form an exit called the anus. The resulting solid wastes leave the body at this point. Nervous system•Lamprey's have a primitive vertebrate nervous system, meaning the brain structure is fairly simple compared to other vertebrate animals•System consists of the brain and a hollow spinal cord–Situated above the alimentary canal. –Vertebrate nerve cord and brain contain a cerebrospinal fluid which contains mineral salts and traces of protein and sugar. The fluid helps to support the nervous tissue and probably plays some part in its nutrition.•The nerve fibers are not covered by the myelin sheath (a fatty insulating layer) found in all higher vertebrates–Therefore nervous conduction is slow. The complex nervous connections found in higher forms are impossible in these early vertebrates.Circulatory/Respiratory Systems •Blood flows through a series of vessels to supply oxygen and nutrients to the body and to remove carbon dioxide and other wastes. –Arteries and arterioles carry blood away from the heart–Veins and venules carry blood back towards the heart–Capillaries are the smallest vessels where the gases are exchanged with the cells of the body• A lamprey "breathes" by extracting the oxygen present in the water in which it lives•Water: mouth →pharynx → respiratory tube •Within the respiratory tube are seven gill pouches, each containing the finer feather-like gill lamellae. The gill lamellae increase the surface area of the respiratory structures and contain the small capillary beds that extract oxygen. •Problem: When a lamprey is feeding and attached to a fish the mouth serves as an attachment function, it is no longer available for use in respiration. •Solution: Water can be drawn directly into the respiratory tube through the external gill slits. Muscular contractions change the volume of the respiratory tube and thus control the movement of water over the gill lamellae. •Excretory System •Kidney: filters out waste from the blood–Ions, water and other nitrogenous wastes–Responsible for maintaining osmoregulation •The balance between the salts in the body and the salts in the environment. •Freshwater: kidneys excrete extremely dilute urine to maintain the ionic balance in the body. •Salt water: kidneys excretes a highly concentrated urine. Lampreys rely on the gills to rid the body of excess salt. •Reproductive System •In late winter, the lamprey's sexual reproductive system grows and their intestines shrink•Therefore, they don't eat in the winter but live off stored fat •Female Reproductive System•Ecological Niche- Chordata •Challenge: Considered a pest •Evolutionary History•Of the 46,000 known species of vertebrates, lampreys and hagfish are the only surviving jawless vertebrates.•Lampreys are the most "primitive" of the vertebrates, meaning that they are the least altered from the first vertebrates.–They lack jaws, paired pectoral and pelvic fins, and scales. •"Apart from being the oldest fossil lamprey yet discovered, [these fossils] show that lampreys have been parasitic for at least 360 million years". - Dr. Bruce Rubidge
Difference between Lamprey and Hangfish
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Songwriter Jesse Winchester dies at age 69
FILE – In this July 11, 2010 file photo, singer/songwriter Jesse Winchester performs on the beach at Gulf Shores, Ala. Winchester, a U.S.-born songwriter who established himself in Montreal after dodging the Vietnam War and went on to write songs covered by the likes of Elvis Costello, Jimmy Buffett and Joan Baez, died Friday, April 11, 2014, of cancer. He was 69. (AP Photo/Jamie Martin, File)
TORONTO (AP) — Jesse Winchester, a U.S.-born singer who established himself in Montreal after dodging the Vietnam War and went on to write songs covered by the likes of Elvis Costello, Jimmy Buffett and Joan Baez [auth] has died of cancer. He was 69.
His death was announced on his official Facebook page Friday.
"Friends, our sweet Jesse died peacefully in his sleep this morning," the update reads. "Bless his loving heart."
Winchester was born in Louisiana and raised around the U.S. South, but he didn't begin his music career in earnest until moving to Quebec in 1967. There, he began performing solo in coffee houses around Montreal and the Canadian East Coast.
Winchester was a protege of the Band's Robbie Robertson, who produced and played guitar on Winchester's self-titled debut album and brought Band-mate Levon Helm along to play drums and mandolin.
Winchester's second album, 1972's "Third Down, 110 to Go" featured tracks produced by Todd Rundgren. He continued to release material at a steady clip until 1981's "Talk Memphis," after which he took a seven-year break from recording. That album, however, contained Winchester's biggest U.S. hit, "Say What."
Although large-scale mainstream success eluded Winchester, his songs were covered by an array of musicians including Elvis Costello, Anne Murray, Wynona Judd, Emmylou Harris, the Everly Brothers, Jimmy Buffett and Joan Baez.
Some of his best known songs include "Yankee Lady," "Biloxi," "The Brand New Tennessee Waltz" and "Mississippi, You're On My Mind."
After living in Canada for decades, Winchester moved back to the U.S. early last decade. He died at his home in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Winchester was nominated for three Juno Awards, including country male vocalist of the year in 1990 and, most recently, best roots and traditional album for "Gentleman of Leisure" in 2000.
In September 2012, artists including James Taylor, Lucinda Williams, Vince Gill and Jimmy Buffett performed covers of Winchester's tunes for a tribute album called "Quiet About It."
Winchester reportedly recorded a final album called "A Reasonable Amount of Trouble," due out this summer.
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