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4 Things:
1- Fire Doman - almost anyone midseason would know better how to run the offense (only experienced candidates)
2- Hire a head coach
3- Let Bronco stay as DC where he is comfortable
4 -cancel the ESPN deal until we can field a real team
- 12:29 a.m. Sept. 19, 2011
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Nice recommendations, east. Where does Heaps fit in?
- 11:04 a.m. Sept. 19, 2011
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President Mendenhall should probably finish his mission as soon as he can so he can get back into the coaching business and light a fire underneath a bunch a pretty good athletes that haven't figured out yet that they are football players, not missionaries (at least not in the white shirt and tie sense).
- 12:07 p.m. Sept. 19, 2011
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I told you I wouldnt post for a month if byu won.
I knew they wouldnt. I'll be posting still.
What an epic beatdown.
You think recruits debating between Utah and byu will take that game into account? Yep you'd better belive it.
1-2 start is a Bronco thing to do. Not a Kyle thing
Rose Bowl 2012 Utes
1-4 start again 2012 Cougars
Mark it Down
Central Florida has given up 20 points total in 3 games.
Combine that with BYU offense that has scored 21 points in 3 games.
Central Florida 27
byu 10
- 12:33 p.m. Sept. 19, 2011
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BYU fans were sure, (led on by reports from media, players and coaches) that a
beatdown would happen Saturday night.
A beatdown did take place.
54 to 10.
A result so completely unexpected, so improbable, so totally without parallel, that the "hangover" is still "hanging over" Provo today.
What happened?
That question has been throughly vetted by everyone on both sides.
Perhaps, what happens next might to be the more important question.
The Cougars will be playing a couple of highly motivated/skilled teams the next two weeks. If the Cougars cannot match the preparedness, purpose, performance and passion of UCF and Utah State, BYU could easily be facing the prospect of a 1 and 4 start to what was supposed to be a magical season easily erasing the bad memories of 2010.
Thank you for the format of this article. It is interesting and informative to be able to see/read all of the pertinent information (look ahead/look behind) at a quick glance.
- 1:33 p.m. Sept. 19, 2011
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@ Chris B
Granted there was a beatdown, however one thing that you will not see at BYU that you will/have seen at the u is: A)recruits debating between utah and BYU will take that game into account and B)The players at BYU will not start running to other schools as they did at the u. ( see u basketball the last couple of years).
- 2:39 p.m. Sept. 19, 2011
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re:Eddie Some players have already chosen Utah over the Y this year. Look up Utahs Murphy, he went on a mission and chose UTAH when he came home from that mission. There are plenty of young men who have gone to Utah over BYU. Do you remember Todd Christensen? Funny thing...the d-news has never mentioned the fact that one of his kids chose the U. In this newspaper we hear over and over about the local kids that chose the Y, but for some reason when it works the other way, nothing is said.
- 3:05 p.m. Sept. 19, 2011
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Eddie -
- 3:48 p.m. Sept. 19, 2011
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I think it's time to jump off Fake Heaps bandwagon and insert James Lark. Texas benched Gilbert in place of Ash and McCoy and look how their Offense has turned around. When do they think he will come around and actually produce? What match-up are they waiting for? It's time to experiment on offense before they turn it over another 7 or whatever times...stopped counting. I still can't get over how un-athletic Heaps looked trying to chase down the bad snap. They need no more vocal leaders, just a QB that will get the job done.
- 4:18 p.m. Sept. 19, 2011
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Some people need to come out of the clouds and read peoples post before they
post their comments.
I read Eddie's comments and did not read the same thing that others read. I think what he meant was that the game of last Saturday will not keep those who are thinking about going to BYU from going there and choosing the u instead.
Since he mentioned the "beatdown", where does Duckhunter Hunter come off on posting what we already know?
I know that u are still upset over the last couple of years of bball players running away from the u, but try to keep with what people are saying.
- 5:15 p.m. Sept. 19, 2011
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My sentiments, exactly. While Heaps may have great mechanics and good arm, he is severely lacking in heart, toughness, and, most of all, athleticism. We've all heard the adage that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. After a beatdown like that, a D-1 coach just can't "continue the course."
Drastic changes need to be made. Try one of the back-up QB's (my choice would be Lark). Reposition Doman up in the Box where he can see the game. Let's see some fire and animation from the Head/Defensive Coach like he was the first game after he fired Jaime Hill. Running to set up the pass has not worked the last 3 games. Let's try passing to set up the run.
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- 10:03 p.m. Sept. 19, 2011
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Also I would urge a change in attitude in the Head Coach. Bronco has stated that
Football is fairly low on his priorities and that BYU Football has a
"higher mission" than just winning football games. That is all fine
and dandy, but you have NO mission if you don't win football games. If you want
to showcase BYU and the church they represent through football, you have to have
a product that people want to see. Winning and strong performances will
attract that interest.(See Jimmer, Jimmermania, et al).
BYU has embarked on the gamble of independence. The hard cold reality is that the success of this new adventure depends on showing well (WINNING) on the national stage. And on the biggest stage of the year, BYU laid a very big egg.
Can we recover? Yes, but it will take some serious changes in attitude in the coaches and players (and Heaps needs to be muzzled). I fear though that things will remain status quo just because of Bronco's disdain for BYU fans and Boosters.
- 10:18 p.m. Sept. 19, 2011
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"Some people need to come out of the clouds and read peoples post before
they post their comments."
Huh? I even went back and re-read eddie's post, at your suggestion, trying to see where people have mis-interpreted him. I didn't find it. He mentioned "Granted there was a beatdown", but followed it up with an unsubstantiated claim that folks/players at BYU never think about leaving like they would/will at the U. While it's too early to tell how much of an impact THIS GAME will have on current high school recruits, some players have already left BYU for the U, and an example was given in Jake Murphy (who had a key TD in that game). Coach Mendehall himself said this game was a setback for the program. Eddie's tone then turns sour as he mentions Utah basketball players leaving (which you repeat), as consolation prize. I'm guessing, based on the tone, quality and substance of his post, that he thinks BYU players are more commited then Utah's.
"I read Eddie's comments and did not read the same thing that others read."
So it must be all of the others that are wrong?
- 9:28 a.m. Sept. 20, 2011
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I have to laugh at all the Y fans who are still clinging on to basketball
season. If basketball were really that relevant, what is it doing in the WCC?
Answer: It's in the WCC because Holmoe dumped all your other sports in that conference for the benefit of Football.
You know...the one that got boat-raced 54-10 during your 26th consecutive preseason Nat'l Championship year. No BCS for you! Your best option is the $750K Armed Forces Bowl vs. some unheralded "also-ran" C-USA team. In short, your season is over. Haha!
- 10:41 a.m. Sept. 20, 2011
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"I have to laugh at all the Y fans who are still clinging on to basketball season."
Just ONE POST casually refers to basketball and it's "all the Y fans?" Really? Like most of the trolls on here you apply lame comments from a very few BYU fans or fabricated comments by Utah posers to set up "straw man" arguments to blast "ALL" BYU fans.
Yeah, Utah creamed BYU in football. Congratulations. I suppose you have the right to denigrate BYU.
Way to represent the class of Utah fans so well!
- 11:23 a.m. Sept. 20, 2011
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"Just ONE POST casually refers to basketball and it's "all the Y fans?"
I think you meant to say, "just one post ON THIS THREAD referred to basketball" because Y fans have been clinging to basketball season since LAST YEAR! For the past decade, Y fans have followed the following formula:
1. Boast of ensuing year-end Nat'l Championship and Heisman trophies during the preaseason until 1st loss.
2. Boast of winning the remainder of your games and angle in as the front-runner to receiving a BCS bowl invitation until your 2nd loss.
3. Scrap the current season and start talking about how dominant you'll be during basketball season, and make declarations on how dominant your Football team will be NEXT year.
4. Repeat cycle after basketball season with preseason prognostications about how you'll be playing for a Nat'l Championship behind your Heisman "front running" QB...
Yep. EVERY YEAR!
- 1:59 p.m. Sept. 20, 2011
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Show me any post that backs up those statements that wasn't posted by a Ute troll.
I 'll admit that there have been predictions "how good they'll be next year." Nothing wrong with hope and optimism.
The only time I have seen ANY of the other claims, it has been Ute trolls posing as deluded BYU fans.
So quit linking a few outrageous comments from mostly impostors to "all BYU fans." It is just plain dishonest.
- 3:59 p.m. Sept. 20, 2011
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Show me any post that backs up those statements that wasn't posted by a Ute troll.
I 'll admit that there have been predictions "how good they'll be next year." Nothing wrong with hope and optimism.
The only time I have seen ANY of the other claims, it has been Ute trolls posing as deluded BYU fans.
So quit linking a few outrageous comments from mostly impostors to "all BYU fans." It is just plain dishonest.
- 4:05 p.m. Sept. 20, 2011
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I don't believe you don't believe the veracity of my 1:59 pm post. I think you you are either new to these threads, didn't believe that I could prove my point, or didn't believe the moderators would allow it if I did. Or any combination of the three.
Late last night, I left you several examples which included the Google keywords for several articles [including author and date of publication], the names of the known Y fans who followed the pattern, and cut-&-pasted quotes from them. However, if you want to read it, you'll have to ask the moderators what I said, on account of them not allowing my post.
I don't know why it wasn't allowed though. If it was "abusive, offensive, off-topic, or misrepresentative", you'd think those posts would never have been allowed to have been posted in the first place, but, there always has been some sort of double standard as to what moderators allow Ute fans to post as opposed to what cougar fans can get away with.
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Geva Perry writing for GigaOM essentially agrees with Mr. Eitenbichler saying: Utility computing relates to the business model in which application infrastructure resources — hardware and/or software — are delivered. While cloud computing relates to the way we design, build, deploy and run applications that operate in a virtualized environment, sharing resources and boasting the ability to dynamically grow, shrink and self-heal. Krish tries to condense that down to: cloud computing is software as a service (where companies run their own software) and utility computing is hardware as a service (where you can run your own software). Margaret Rouse makes a good case for cloud computing being just a better marketing concept for utility/grid/cluster/distributed/parallel computing. Bits or Pieces smartly ignores saying the word cloud but my impression is they think providing Software as a Service on a utility computing basis is the game changing innovation. James Urquhart defines the cloud to include: SaaS, PaaS (e.g. force.com) and HaaS (e.g. Amazon, Mosso, etc.). SaaS is in clearly in play today, HaaS is being experimented with, but PaaS may be the most interesting facet of the cloud in the long term. Keystones and Rivets finds that "The Cloud" is grid computing wrapped up in a service offered by data centers. Confident I must have answered her original question, I asked "Now, doesn't that clear things up grandma?" Grandma sniffed, said that's all very nice, but she still wanted to know why the ATM ate her bank card! I groaned and said "Goodnight grandma. I'll call again next week." "Excellent," she Cheshire smiled, "next week my church group is going to tackle if social networks are really monitizeable."


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Because of you, I'm loving those three too.
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A Team, you make my man parts tingle when you start talking all nerdy like that.
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He'll be serviceable if his K/9 doesn't drop for the 4th straight year. Still have to give Ruben props for minor league deals and not adding the extra year to some of these deals. Finally coming...
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Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Gonzo
Of special interest to those who like a western inspired setting.
It's a stretch to claim that the five scenes on this release have achieved "perfection," yet that's what the box cover insists. They're certainly all good, and some of them quite excellent, but "perfection" has yet to be achieved.
Piper and Ben English look gorgeous, providing some high quality pole-in-the-hole footage complete with appreciative female squeaking and moaning. Brooke Haven makes Chris Charming boy/girl scene number 2 after giving him a full body lap dance. Austin Kincaid and Ben English burn up the screen in a scene that just looks great and has some real heat and energy. Alas, Mr. Pete's scene with Brandy Nichole or Brittany James (there seems to be some crediting confusion) is a polar opposite.
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DALLAS (AP) - A 46-year-old computer salesman from Houston has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for bribing the former technology chief for the Dallas school district.
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Every single question from MSNBC's Joy-Ann Reid in her interview with Mark Regev, Spokesman for Bibi Netanyahu, was centered around the bombing of schools, hospitals, the deaths of civilians, and so forth. In fact her first question was for him to respond to the accusation from the UN accusing Israel of war crimes.
Later she asked him for proof that these civilian structures that they had bombed were being used by Hamas. And when he cited the UN's findings of rockets in schools, that still wasn't good enough for her.
Toward the end of the interview she even accused Israel of occupying Gaza, saying they were the 'occupying authority' and suggesting that Israel is now responsible for the homeless and displaced people in Gaza.
But Regev wouldn't let her get away with such a characterization, pointing out that Israel left Gaza in 2005 with agreements that would have allowed Gaza to become the new Singapore of this day.
Reid, in her ignorance, hit back telling Regev that Israel controls the border, the sky, the sea, and all imports/exports from Gaza and told him Gaza was in no way a new Singapore. She tried to end the interview, but Regev pressed her once again and refused to let her get away with such a characterization.
He pointed out that the only reason Israel controls the sky, the border, the sea, and all imports/exports is because of the violence. In 2005, he pointed out, there were none of those controls in place and they only began enforcing them when Hamas began attacking Israel.
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NEW YORK — Celeste Holm, a versatile, bright-eyed blonde who soared to Broadway fame in "Oklahoma!" and won an Oscar in "Gentleman's Agreement" but whose last years were filled with financial difficulty and estrangement from her sons, died Sunday, a relative said. She was 95.
Holm had been hospitalized about two weeks ago with dehydration. She asked her husband on Friday to bring her home and spent her final days with her husband, Frank Basile, and other relatives and close friends by her side, said Amy Phillips, a great-niece of Holm's.
Holm died around 3:30 a.m. at her longtime apartment on Central Park West, located in the same building where Robert De Niro lives and where a fire broke out last month, Phillips said.
"I think she wanted to be here, in her home, among her things, with people who loved her," she said.
In a career that spanned more than half a century, Holm played everyone from Ado Annie — the girl who just can't say no in "Oklahoma!"— to a worldly theatrical agent in the 1991 comedy "I Hate Hamlet" to guest star turns on TV shows such as "Fantasy Island" and "Love Boat II" to Bette Davis' best friend in "All About Eve."
She won the Academy Award in 1947 for best supporting actress for her performance in "Gentleman's Agreement" and received Oscar nominations for "Come to the Stable" (1949) and "All About Eve" (1950).
Holm was also known for her untiring charity work — at one time she served on nine boards — and was a board member emeritus of the National Mental Health Association.
She was once president of the Creative Arts Rehabilitation Center, which treats emotionally disturbed people using arts therapies. Over the years, she raised $20,000 for UNICEF by charging 50 cents apiece for autographs.
President Ronald Reagan appointed her to a six-year term on the National Council on the Arts in 1982. In New York, she was active in the Save the Theatres Committee and was once arrested during a vigorous protest against the demolition of several theaters.
But late in her life she was in a bitter, multi-year family legal battle that pitted her two sons against her and her fifth husband — former waiter Basile, whom she married in 2004 and was more than 45 years her junior. The court fight over investments and inheritance wiped away much of her savings and left her dependent on Social Security. The actress and her sons no longer spoke, and she was sued for overdue maintenance and legal fees on her Manhattan apartment.
The future Broadway star was born in New York on April 29, 1917, the daughter of Norwegian-born Theodore Holm, who worked for the American branch of Lloyd's of London, and Jean Parke Holm, a painter and writer.
She was smitten by the theater as a 3-year-old when her grandmother took her to see ballerina Anna Pavlova. "There she was, being tossed in midair, caught, no mistakes, no falls. She never knew what an impression she made," Holm recalled years later.
She attended 14 schools growing up, including the Lycee Victor Duryui in Paris when her mother was there for an exhibition of her paintings. She studied ballet for 10 years.
Her first Broadway success came in 1939 in the cast of William Saroyan's "The Time of Your Life." But it was her creation of the role of man-crazy Ado Annie Carnes in the Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II's musical "Oklahoma!" in 1943 that really impressed the critics.
She only auditioned for the role because of World War II, she said years later. "There was a need for entertainers in Army camps and hospitals. The only way you could do that was if you were singing in something."
Holm was hired by La Vie Parisienne, and later by the Persian Room at the Plaza Hotel to sing to their late-night supper club audiences after the "Oklahoma!" curtain fell.
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An unmasked thief who brazenly walks into banks, carries his own bag and brandishes a semi-automatic handgun before walking out with cash has robbed six banks in North and South Carolina and eluded police for three months.
Police say he scouts his location about an hour before the robberies with help from an accomplice, then returns, asking to borrow a pen or phone book before showing a gun and demanding the money.
Local, state and federal authorities are working together to track down and arrest the man, who has robbed two banks in Henderson County. They have received several tips.
"This is the same guy in all of the robberies. As far as we know, the United Services Credit Union in Fletcher was his first," said Detective Sgt. Andrew Anderson with the Henderson County Sheriff's Office.
In addition to United Services Credit Union on May 15, the suspect hit Wachovia Bank in Forest Acres, S.C., on May 28; First National Bank in Mount Pleasant, S.C., on June 19; Lumbee Guarantee National Bank in Fayetteville on July 6; Southern Bank in Edenton on July 15; and First Citizens Bank in Hendersonville on Wednesday.
"What we have seen so far is this guy on video surveillance at the banks walking through the parking lot with another guy about one hour prior to the robberies," Anderson said. "About 15 minutes before the robbery, he has been seen on a two-way radio, or in the Forest Acres robbery he is seen on a Bluetooth wireless telephone connection.
"He comes into the banks and asks for a phone book or a pen. He produces his own bag to take the money away and uses what looks like the same semi-automatic handgun."
Anderson said the man has only changed his appearance slightly for some of the robberies. Some of the surveillance videos show him with shorter hair or no mustache. He wears different jewelry, is sometimes seen wearing a dog tag and wears Air Jordan T-shirts in several of the banks.
"We are working with the State Bureau of Investigation, DMV for facial recognition, FBI and have reached out to neighboring states," Anderson said. "We have received several tips over the past few days that we are currently checking on."
While this man has done his homework and has only robbed the banks while no customers are inside, residents should exercise caution if they find themselves in a robbery, advised Capt. David Adams with the Hendersonville Police Department.
"Always comply with the robber and be a good witness," Adams said. "People can observe what the suspect is wearing and what he is saying, but don't interact with the suspect. Also, if anyone notices someone walking around a bank examining cameras and other security measures, they should contact law enforcement immediately."
Adams said this suspect is choosing banks that have low vehicle and foot traffic. This is not the first serial bank robber to strike Henderson County.
Adams said there was a bank robbery on Sept. 25, 2005, at the BB&T in Hendersonville that was one of several robberies in North Carolina linked to Michael Woods, who was eventually apprehended in Florida.
FBI on board
In addition to local agencies, the FBI has become involved since the robberies have crossed state lines.
The FBI has been at the forefront in getting this suspect's picture and information out to the public, Special Agent Joseph Hamski said.
"We are making 'wanted' posters, and we are hoping to get the posters on electronic billboards very soon," Hamski said. "This suspect is considered dangerous because he has now robbed six banks. We are very focused on this guy and are working with all of the local agencies to compare notes."
Anderson said he suspects this bank robber might be from a different part of the country.
"That is one reason we think people from this area don't recognize him," he said.
The Sheriff's Office has increased patrols and is going to local banks to talk to workers, Anderson said. The agency also is sending any information gathered to state and federal agencies.
United Services Credit Union Manager Esteve Coll-Larrosa said the bank's first priority is the safety of its employees. "Pure and simply, we tell our employees to adhere to a robber's request," he said. "We want to get the incident over quickly and safely."
The suspect is between 5 feet 8 inches and 6 feet tall, and weighs about 200 pounds with black hair and tattoos on both arms. He might be driving or riding in a black Ford Bronco.
He is armed and should be considered extremely dangerous.
Anyone with information should contact the Hendersonville Police Department at 828-697-3025, the Henderson County Sheriff's Office at 828-697-4911 or the coastal South Carolina office of the FBI at 843-881-0194.
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this is the first little doodle ive done for Vivienne that ive posted on here, all my other ideas are very retarded so I don't post them or tell anyone about them. besides now... but this is a comic for Vivienne that I just did today for my birthday cause atleast I got to draw styx and damian on my birthday. I hope you like it Vivienne! it has jack, styx, damian, and tentadora, well her hand through the door asking for damian. I cant draw her that awesome on paper that well.
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