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In a plot that reads like a dispatch from the front lines of the gender wars, Mark Davis is an Air Force NICO carrying out a strategic boinking campaign with bomber pilot Johnni Black. Trouble is, Davis is wed to Stacy Valentine, and when she finds out that her man has violated the conjugal chain of command, she calls out the Marines to assist what the strategy manuals call a "retaliatory oblique," fucking jarhead John Decker on the floor of a nasty GI-dive latrine.
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Congratulations to MFA Instructor Claudia Rankine on being named the eighth recipient of the $50,000 Jackson Poetry Prize given by Poets and Writers.
The New York Times celebrated Rankine's big news with the following article.
Claudia Rankine has been named the eighth winner of the $50,000 Jackson Poetry Prize. The award, run by the nonprofit organization Poets & Writers, is "given annually to an American poet of exceptional talent who deserves wider recognition."
In an email interview on Monday, Ms. Rankine referred to her "dramatic changes stylistically, formally and in terms of content" over the course of her career. "For me, this prize recognizes the importance of experimentation and radical imagination, to use Robin Kelley's terminology," she said. (Robin Kelley is the author of "Freedom Dreams: The Black Radical Imagination.) "Often a division is made between politics and poetry," Ms. Rankine continued, "and I like to think this is a moment when the intersection is recognized."
The poets on this year's panel of judges for the prize were Tracy K. Smith, David St. John and Mark Strand.
In October, Ms. Rankine will publish "Citizen," a follow-up to 2004's "Don't Let Me Be Lonely." "Both books reside in the realm where one's attempts to negotiate a day are complicated by racial interactions," Ms. Rankine said. "Where 'Lonely' looked at the role of media in our private lives, 'Citizen' attempts to understand how black people, like tennis star Serena Williams, negotiate racism on a public stage."
The Jackson Poetry Prize was first awarded in 2007. The previous winners are Arthur Sze, Henri Cole, James Richardson, Harryette Mullen, Linda Gregg, Tony Hoagland and Elizabeth Alexander.
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Maximum Homerdrive
"Maximum Homerdrive" is the seventeenth episode of The Simpsons' tenth season. It first aired on the Fox network in the United States on March 28, 1999. In the episode, Homer challenges trucker Red Barclay to a meat eating contest, which Barclay is the long-standing champion of. Barclay wins, but quickly dies of "beef poisoning", making it the first time Barclay will miss a shipment. Feeling bad for him, Homer takes on the duty of transporting Barclay's cargo to Atlanta, with his son Bart by his side.
"Maximum Homerdrive" was written by John Swartzwelder and directed by Swinton O. Scott III. Although the episode's first draft was written by Swartzwelder, the writing staff was split into two groups in order to focus on both the A-story and the B-story. The episode features references to comedian Tony Randall, model Bettie Page, and science fiction film 2001: A Space Odyssey, among other things.
In its original broadcast, "Maximum Homerdrive" received a 7.8 Nielsen rating among adults between ages 18 and 49, the highest such rating for the series since "Wild Barts Can't Be Broken". Variety credited the boost in ratings to the premiere of Futurama, which aired after "Maximum Homerdrive". Following the tenth season's home video release, the episode received mixed reviews from critics.
Lisa announces that she is going to protest a new steakhouse which allows its customers to kill their own steak, which is called "The Slaughterhouse" (it is also decorated with hanging steer carcasses and a fountain of blood, and everything on the menu is meat - even the menu itself). Homer hears the name of the steakhouse and is astonished that nobody told him about what he thinks is an amazing place, and takes the rest of his family to eat there, where he enters a challenge with a friendly truck driver named Red Barclay. The challenge Homer and Red enter revolves around who will finish off a "Sir Loins-A-Lot" first, a 16 lb (256 ounce or 7.26 kg) steak that only two people in the history of The Slaughter House have finished (Red being one and Tony Randall being the other). The gargantuan steak is more than a match for Homer, as for once in his life he is unable to finish his food and breaks down crying. Red does, but dies seconds later of what Dr. Hibbert called "beef poisoning". This shocks the diners, before he reassures them that it was "probably from some other steakhouse" (Coincidently informing the Simpsons beforehand that he owns a fair percentage of the steakhouse). Homer then decides to finish Red's last delivery and brings Bart along with him, leaving the rest of the family behind.
Lamenting that Homer and Bart always get to go on exciting adventures, Marge says "Maybe it's time we took a walk on the wild side." However, she, Lisa, and Maggie end up going to a doorbell store to buy a doorbell that they install themselves, which plays The Carpenters' song "(They Long to Be) Close to You". Lisa wants to press the doorbell, but Marge insists that they should let visitors do the ringing first. Unfortunately, they barely get any visitors and they never get to ring for various reasons (Milhouse is trying to sell birdseeds, but is attacked by birds, some Jehovah's Witnesses were about to ring the doorbell when they reconsider their careers). Marge desperately tries to order garlic bread from Luigi's to get someone to ring the doorbell, but unfortunately the delivery man, who is Wiseguy, prefers to knock on the door and leaves when he hears that Marge is not interested in the garlic bread. Finally, Lisa gets fed up and rings the doorbell herself. However, the new doorbell starts to malfunction, playing the song over and over without stopping.
Meanwhile, Homer goes to get some pills that will keep him awake overnight. He takes an entire bottle of pep pills, followed by a bottle of sleeping pills to balance it out. In the truck, he alternates between being hyper to being drowsy until he finally falls asleep at the wheel, almost heading off a cliff. The next morning, he awakes to discover a secret: the truck drove by itself with its Navitron Autodrive system. He talks it over with other drivers, who inform him that he should not mention anything about the truck driving by itself. The truck's Autodrive system also helps keep itself safe. To demonstrate the system, Homer and Bart sit on the hood. A passing bus notices this, and Homer outright tells them about the autodrive system and its nature as a secret scam. Another truck driver notices this and informs the other truckers about the situation.
Back in Springfield, Marge tries to cut the wires to the doorbell, but discovers that Homer has stolen her tools, so she decides to just pull the wires out, but makes it worse by making the doorbell to speed up and amplify itself, disturbing the whole neighborhood.
Homer and Bart are enjoying themselves until an angry mob of truckers get in a showdown with Homer, and he survives without the help of the Autodrive system, which had ejected itself from the truck by managing to get the truck to jump over the others. The truckers briefly consider giving up scamming before deciding just to bootleg Beanie Babies. Homer and Bart finish the shipment of Artichokes and migrant workers by taking it to Atlanta, but they still need transport home. The Lord provides one, as a freight train full of napalm headed back to Springfield needs a driver (as the original driver had quit because he didn't want to deliver a train full of napalm to Springfield).
Back at the Simpson house, the doorbell's tune grows so annoying that an angry crowd has gathered. Chief Wiggum is about to shoot it until the doorbell store's mascot, Señor Ding Dong, uses his whip to silence the noise from the doorbell. Everyone in Springfield is thankful for him, and Señor Ding-Dong attempts to make a dramatic exit, but his Chevrolet van is malfunctioning and he is instead forced to ask for jumper cables.
"Maximum Homerdrive", originally called "Homer the Trucker",[1] was written by staff writer John Swartzwelder and directed by Simpsons director Swinton O. Scott III. It originally aired on the Fox network in the United States on March 28, 1999. The meat-eating contest seen in the beginning of the episode was conceived by Simpsons writer Donick Cary during a story pitch-out, according to writer and executive producer Matt Selman. When rewriting the episode, the writing staff was divided into two groups, so that one group wrote the A-story, while the other wrote the B-story.[2] After the second act, the writers were "stuck", as executive producer and former showrunner Mike Scully recalled in the DVD commentary for the episode. Eventually, staff writer and co-executive producer George Meyer pitched the idea that the truckers would have "a secret device, that actually did all the driving for them", called the Navitron Autodrive System.[3]
In the season 10 deleted scenes where Homer turns on the radio listening to a song about a trucker who crashed his truck out on I-95, and one more where some of the truckers try to flatten Homer's truck. In order to animate Barclay's truck in "Maximum Homerdrive", Scott bought a model truck, which he also based the design of Barclay's truck on.[4] According to storyboard consultant Mike B. Anderson, the trucks in the episode were very difficult to animate, as the Simpsons animators were still working with traditional cel animation at the time and did not have access to computer tools.[5] In a scene in The Slaughterhouse, an employee is shown killing a number of cows with a captive bolt pistol, however the death of the cows are not shown. Originally, the writers wanted to show the cows being killed, however when Scott saw the scene in the storyboards, the Simpsons staff instead decided to make the deaths "indirect".[4] During the meat eating contest, Homer becomes exhausted and sees two wine glass holding cows, who appear as "wavy" figures. In order to achieve the "wavy" effect, the Simpsons animators put a ripple glass on the cels and moved it around while shooting the scene.[4] After the contest, Barclay dies of "beef poisoning".[3] The Fox censors were uneasy with including any mention of "beef poisoning" in the episode, as talk show host Oprah Winfrey had recently been sued by "some Texas ranchers" for defaming the beef industry. In a scene in the episode, Homer buys a jar of "Stimu-Crank" pills in order to stay alert while driving during the night. He swallows all the pills at once, to the clerk's dismay. Homer replies, "No problem, I'll balance it out with a bottle of sleeping pills", and proceeds to swallow an entire jar's worth of sleeping pills. According to Scully, the censors had "a lot of trouble" with the scene, but it was included anyhow.[3]
When Homer turns on the truck radio, the song "Wannabe" by the Spice Girls can be heard.[6] Originally, a "trucker song" about "a horrible wreck out on old 95" would be heard. The song was a reference to the "Wreck of the Old 97", a famous locomotive that crashed in 1903 and inspired the country ballad of the same name. It was sung by main cast member Dan Castellaneta, included mentions of "scraping blood and guts off the road" and was eventually dropped because it was considered too gruesome by the staff. The song was later included as a deleted scene on The Simpsons - The Complete Tenth Season DVD box set. While eating dinner at Joe's Diner, "12 Bar Blues" by NRBQ (a band that Mike Scully was fond of) can be heard playing from a jukebox.[3] According to producer Ian Maxtone-Graham, the doorbell tune in the episode "has a history with The Simpsons", as it is also Homer and Marge's wedding song.[7] "Maximum Homerdrive" features the first appearance of Señor Ding-Dong, who is a recurring character in the series. He is portrayed by Castellaneta, the voice behind many characters. Red Barclay, the trucker who dies of "beef poisoning" in The Slaughterhouse, was portrayed by regular cast member Hank Azaria, who voices many characters in the series. Barclay's voice is slightly based on that of American actor Gary Busey. The two Jehovah's witnesses were portrayed by Pamela Hayden and Karl Wiedergott.[3]
Themes and cultural references[edit]
In Voyages of Discovery: A Manly Adventure in the Lands Down Under, a book about adventuring and masculinity, Ken Ewell described "Maximum Homerdrive" as a "fine example" of "the poor man's lack of travel acumen". He wrote "Homer's usual ineptitude at first spells disaster for the duo, at least until they find out about the truck's auto-drive system. And though he promises to keep the device a secret, Homer can't keep his mouth shut, and so shamefully exposes to the world his un-manful behavior concerning the mates. So given that Homer once again learns absolutely nothing from his traveling experience, he can only take to heart the thoughts of the British writer Stephen Fry. 'At my age travel broadens the behind.'"[8]
The decal on Homer's truck reads "Rex Rascal", a reference to American animator Tex Avery. In the steak restaurant, a photo of actor and comedian Tony Randall can be seen next to Barclay's photo.[3] Homer's postcard, which reads "Wish you were her", shows a picture of American model Bettie Page.[4] In the scene where Homer drives Barclay's truck into the convoy, Navitron Autodrive System says "I'm afraid I can't let you do this, Red. The risk is unacceptable." The line, as well as the Navitron Autodrive System's, is a reference to HAL 9000, the antagonist in the 1968 science fiction film 2001: A Space Odyssey.[7] The episode also references media mogul Ted Turner, with a sign that reads "Atlanta: the home of Ted Turner's mood swings".[6] The title of the episode references the infamous 1986 Stephen King movie Maximum Overdrive, which was one of Simpsons cast member Yeardley Smith's first credited screen roles.
Release and reception[edit]
In its original American broadcast on March 28, 1999, "Maximum Homerdrive" received a 9.4 rating/15 percent share, according to Nielsen Media Research, meaning it was seen by 9.4 percent of the population and 15 percent of the people watching television at the time of its broadcast. Among adults between ages 18 and 49, the episode received a 7.8 rating/20 percent share, the strongest rating The Simpsons had in the demographic since "Wild Barts Can't Be Broken", which aired on January 17 the same year. Tom Bierbaum of Variety credited the boost in ratings to the premiere of Futurama, which aired after "Maximum Homerdrive", writing that "Sunday's Futurama preview energized Fox's entire lineup" that night.[9] On August 7, 2007, "Maximum Homerdrive" was released as part of The Simpsons - The Complete Tenth Season DVD box set. Matt Groening, Mike Scully, George Meyer, Ian Maxtone-Graham, Ron Hauge, Matt Selman, Swinton O. Scott III and Mike B. Anderson participated in the DVD's audio commentary of the episode.[10]
Following its home video release, "Maximum Homerdrive" received mixed reviews from critics. James Plath of DVD Town described it as "funny,"[11] and Brian Tallerico of UGO Networks considered it to be one of the season's best episodes, describing it as having "some awesome road comedy."[12] Warren Martyn and Adrian Wood of I Can't Believe It's a Bigger and Better Updated Unofficial Simpsons Guide gave the episode a positive review as well, writing "The life of the trucker, as made popular in C. W. McCall's 1976 hit single "Convoy", is brought to life here in all its glory. For once, Homer is in the right and you cannot help but cheer as the truckers spectacularly fail to stop him getting to Atlanta." They concluded by writing "A nice, bonding story for Homer and Bart which is diametrically opposed to the one featuring Marge and Lisa."[6] On the other hand, giving the episode a more mixed review, Colin Jacobson of DVD Movie Guide wrote "If nothing else, 'Homerdrive' takes unanticipated paths. The eating contest leads to a long truck drives leads to that 'shocking secret'. All of this means the show manages to become pretty unpredictable." However, he maintained that the episode is only "sporadically" funny, and that it "doesn't ever excel in that department – at least not in terms of the trucker story." He enjoyed the episode's B-story more, because of its "absurdity", however he criticized the inclusion of Gil in the episode, calling the character "increasingly overused".[13] Jake McNeill of Digital Entertainment News gave the episode a mixed review as well, writing that it "may have been a fairly decent episode but for the fact that something similar was done (and done better) on King of the Hill."[14]
- Footnotes
- ^ Meyer, George. (2007). Commentary for "Maximum Homerdrive", in The Simpsons: The Complete Tenth Season [DVD]. 20th Century Fox.
- ^ Selman, Matt. (2007). Commentary for "Maximum Homerdrive", in The Simpsons: The Complete Tenth Season [DVD]. 20th Century Fox.
- ^ a b c d e f Scully, Mike. (2007). Commentary for "Maximum Homerdrive", in The Simpsons: The Complete Tenth Season [DVD]. 20th Century Fox.
- ^ a b c d Scott III, Swinton O. (2007). Commentary for "Maximum Homerdrive", in The Simpsons: The Complete Tenth Season [DVD]. 20th Century Fox.
- ^ Anderson, Mike B. (2007). Commentary for "Maximum Homerdrive", in The Simpsons: The Complete Tenth Season [DVD]. 20th Century Fox.
- ^ a b c Warren Martyn and Adrian Wood. "Maximum Homerdrive". BBC. Retrieved May 25, 2011.
- ^ a b Maxtone-Graham, Ian. (2007). Commentary for "Maximum Homerdrive", in The Simpsons: The Complete Tenth Season [DVD]. 20th Century Fox.
- ^ Ewell 2004, p. 421
- ^ Bierbaum, Tom (March 29, 1999). "Fox sees 'Futurama' and it works". Variety. Retrieved May 26, 2011.
- ^ "The Simpsons - The Complete 10th Season". TVShowsOnDVD.com. Retrieved May 26, 2011.
- ^ Plath, James (August 17, 2007). "Simpsons, The: The Complete 10th Season (DVD)". DVD Town. Retrieved May 25, 2011.
- ^ Tallerico, Brian. "The Simpsons Season Ten DVD Review". UGO Networks. Archived from the original on 2009-02-07. Retrieved May 25, 2011.
- ^ Jacobson, Colin (August 20, 2007). "The Simpsons: The Complete Tenth Season (1998)". DVD Movie Guide. Retrieved May 25, 2011.
- ^ MacNeill, Jake (September 25, 2007). "The Simpsons: Season 10". Digital Entertainment News. Retrieved May 25, 2011.
- Bibliography
- Ewell, Ken (2004). Voyages of Discovery: A Manly Adventure in the Lands Down Under. iUniverse. ISBN 0-595-30821-X.
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Objective Video game violence has become a highly politicized issue for scientists and the general public. There is continuing concern that playing violent video games may increase the risk of aggression in players. Less often discussed is the possibility that playing violent video games may promote certain positive developments, particularly related to visuospatial cognition. The objective of the current article was to conduct a meta-analytic review of studies that examine the impact of violent video games on both aggressive behavior and visuospatial cognition in order to understand the full impact of such games. Methods A detailed literature search was used to identify peer-reviewed articles addressing violent video game effects. Effect sizes r (a common measure of effect size based on the correlational coefficient) were calculated for all included studies. Effect sizes were adjusted for observed publication bias. Results Results indicated that publication bias was a problem for studies of both aggressive behavior and visuospatial cognition. Once corrected for publication bias, studies of video game violence provided no support for the hypothesis that violent video game playing is associated with higher aggression. However playing violent video games remained related to higher visuospatial cognition (r x = 0.36). Conclusions Results from the current analysis did not support the conclusion that violent video game playing leads to aggressive behavior. However, violent video game playing was associated with higher visuospatial cognition. It may be advisable to reframe the violent video game debate in reference to potential costs and benefits of this medium.
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The Rutgers Scarlet Knights have completed their 2011 non-conference football schedule, which features games against Army, Navy and North Carolina.
Yesterday, The Star-Ledger reported that Rutgers will open the 2011 season at home on Thursday, September 1 against the North Carolina Central Eagles. NCCU competes in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference of the Football Championship Subdivision.
On September 10, the Scarlet Knights will travel to face the North Carolina Tar Heels. Rutgers leads the overall series 3-2 but lost 17-13 at home last season .
Rutgers hosts the Ohio Bobcats on September 24 and then the Navy Midshipmen on October 15. Rutgers and Ohio have split their only two meetings which were in 1937 and 2006.
The Scarlet Knights and Midshipmen have played 23 times since 1891 and the series is dead even at 11-11-1. In their last meeting in 2008, Navy won in Annapolis 23-21.
Rutgers' final non-conference game is November 12 against Army. The game will be played at Yankee Stadium in Bronx, New York. This series is also very close as the Scarlet Knights, who have won seven in a row, hold a slim 19-18 lead over the Black Knights.
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Why not make an impact? Oregon and TCU need a nonconference opponent. If Colorado can go to Ohio State for a one game payoff why can't Rutgers to the same with a game at Oregon. Rutgers still has 6 home games and a neutral site game. Texas has the same 6 5 1 format.
Rutgers has tried to field a big time program since 1978. Since they posted the 11- 2 season in 2006 they have slowly lost slid back to bottom of big east. UNC is average at best and they've played them already. Give your program a chance to get a breakthrough win. We know you can beat the Howard's and Norfork State's of the world
Tony…solid take on this schedule….I'll even go one better,Cal really needs 2 more OOC games for 2011 and I bet Rutgers could get a nice chunk of change for a clash with Cal…
NCCU? Guess Savannah State was busy…
Thanks Jinzo.I guess they coulda scheduled Air Force and contended for Commander in Chief Trophy.Houston with Case Keenum was the other attractive opponent with a game left to schedule.
In contrast Pitt has Iowa Notre Dame and Utah on nonconference sked.


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With the Houston game one of great plays and major mistakes I'm sure BYU
will focus on fixing the biggest problems, can't imagine they could fix
everything in five days. I do expect BYU to continue to improve so I'm
hoping for a win against Boise State. Hope Jamaal and all those beat up players
recover soon!
Go Cougars!
- 4:53 p.m. Oct. 20, 2013
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Boise lost their starting QB. They should be vulnerable. Let's hope the Cougars are hungry and Anae has a good game plan.
- 6:15 p.m. Oct. 20, 2013
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Looking forward to doing something that hasn't been done in quite some time by teams from Utah--beat Boise State. BYU has narrowly missed the last two attempts. Hopefully we see s full team effort and the game isn't close.
- 7:13 p.m. Oct. 20, 2013
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Don't be fooled by the loss of their starting QB. BSU still has a very good defense and the replacement QB looked sensational. He is a dual threat wih excellent wheels and extremely efficient passer. In my opinion, I think he upgrades the position--he has more weapons than Southwick. This is going to be a battle. Mistakes like against Houston and BYU loses this game.
- 8:01 p.m. Oct. 20, 2013
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I agree. BYU must play a clean game without turnovers and penalties. If they
do they win, if they don't they lose. BYU seems to be playing with an
urgency that I have not seen in awhile.
Good luck Cougs.
- 11:42 p.m. Oct. 20, 2013
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Hedrick is better than Southwick. I don't know why Chris Peterson, the "Quarterback Whisperer", went with Southwick in the first place.
- 11:49 p.m. Oct. 20, 2013
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34 QB draws on Saturday? A poster after the game said I was crazy to think that's a negative. I think BYU is living on the edge to think that Taysom Hill is not seriously vulnerable to a season ending injury. The number of QB draws also is indicative that there is not a great running game strategy. and with Williams questionable, it could be a bad sign. Good luck Cougars. I wish you well.
- 7:12 a.m. Oct. 21, 2013
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We had too many penalties called against us in Saturdays game. Fix that 1st. You can't win consistently if you are giving up over 100 yds in penalties.
- 7:26 a.m. Oct. 21, 2013
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How can Boise State "win the last 50 games in October", and have a 5-2 record (3-1 MWC)? First, how can they even play 50 games in one month, much less win that many games? Second, a 5-2 record doesn't make sense with 50 consecutive wins? I think there is a misprint, or the third paragraph needs rewritten.
- 7:32 a.m. Oct. 21, 2013
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I think the October wins means that they have had 50 October wins over the last few years. In other words, they have always done well in October for a long time. What relevance that has I'm not sure. Honestly, I think the statistics that are kept in sports are hilarious.
- 8:03 a.m. Oct. 21, 2013
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@Texas Ken
The last 50 games in October aren't all in this season. It's a record that stretches back a decade. Sort of a strange thing to track, but there you go.
- 8:06 a.m. Oct. 21, 2013
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byu wins this going away....37-20
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Cinci- While I agree that a QB running that much is vulnerable to injury, there
were NOT 34 QB draws. Most of Taysom's runs were scrambles, 8 were sacks
(that IS an issue), and he added about six carries at the end of the game with
the kneeldowns and running out the clock. Additionally, he did a much better
job of getting out of bounds and getting down before taking hits.
The bigger issue to me is getting Jamaal back. When he is playing, our running game is dynamic and effective. When he is out, our running game is vanilla and ineffective (how many times are we going to run Hine up the middle on first and 10 for no yards?). Hine is an incredible kick-returner, but he lacks the vision and lateral quickness of Jamaal in the rush game.
Additionally, we really missed Bills at safety against Houston, and I hope he is back in. He is a big part of our pass defense, and very good at run support if the RB happens to get to the second level.
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So the last two weeks teams have made halftime effective halftime adjustments
that have slowed down our offense considerably. What have those adjustments
been? Blitz the daylights out of Hill. We all know our O-line is still a work
in progress, and sometimes Taysom holds the ball a little too long, both of
which combine to make blitzing an effective strategy.
My question is this-why has BYU not used any form of screen pass? I know we were all sick of the WR screen after a few years of Doman, but I haven't seen a normal halfback screen out of BYU in forever. I don't claim to be a football guru, but isn't a screen pass the best way to neutralize a heavy pass rush? I think Hine would be much more effective running a screen pass than trying to slice and dice through the middle...
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That 50 consective winning games in October were mostly weak WAC teams. They lost to Washington and Fresno State in September. Hopefully we will play well against BS so that William will be rested and 100% healthy before facing Wisconsin. Yes Penalties and Turnovers need to be fixed now. And remember 2005 U Bret Ratliff who step in during final game against BYU and won with no problem on his part. Coach Petersen will be ready with his 2nd qb.
- 9:57 a.m. Oct. 21, 2013
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Chris Petersen is a top 5 college coach including two BCS wins. His Broncos will be ready for BYU. After watching the Utah State vs BSU game in Logan with a screaming crowd and a confident Aggie football team get dismantled by BSU's athleticism and intelligence. I'm not expecting a BYU rout. On paper it would appear to be a 21 pt advantage for BYU, home game, Tayson Hill playing great at Houston,excellent receivers,BSU without starting QB. The problem is BYU has not beaten BSU so even completely outmanned BSU still has a chance because of athleticism and a great coach. It should be a BYU victory but it maybe very close. Oklahoma, Oregon, Georgia and other top teams have come up on the short end when playing BSU in recent years.
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I don't think BYU will underestimate Boise. BYU's secondary may be a little suspect. They had an awful time with a freshman QB at Houston. Still BYU certainly has a chance.
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I hope Boise wins, and I think they will.
- 10:39 a.m. Oct. 21, 2013
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@ Chris B
I think it will be close but BYU wins (odds BYU 7 point favorite)
Since you comment on BYU
USC 7 point favorite over the Utes ( I think USC wins)
I cheer for the Utes but just being honest.
I would know more about the utes, but I can't watch them. (the only cable tv provider here does not offer the Pac-12 network)
PLease comment on your own articles. I support Utah on it's articles and the Y on it's own.
- 10:51 a.m. Oct. 21, 2013
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@new to Utah.
I agree with your thoughts.
I think BSU D will play well and it will be low scoring. my main concern is Boises backup (super mobile and athletic) if he runs well BYU loses.
I think the BYU D will come out intense after last week's struggles, but I think BYU pulls this one out.
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- Determinator: Will go to any length to protect her daughter.
Regan MacNeil (Linda Blair)
- Determinator Ever since she has been possessed, she has been drugged, beaten, mutilated, twisted and contorted and nearly died of heart failure. Yet she manages to get through it all.
- Ms. Fanservice: Becomes this in the second film.
- Nice Girl: Which makes it even more horrifying when she becomes possessed.
- She Is All Grown Up: The costume designers noticed.
- Sir Swears-a-Lot: As Pazuzu.
Father Damien Karras (Jason Miller)
- Back from the Dead: In part III, The Gemini Killer possesses him and makes him kill.
- Big "NO!": Right before he jumps out of the window at the end.
- Billing Displacement: Billed under Max von Sydow, despite being the character with the most screentime. This was likely because this was Miller's first film, and he was better known for his stage work at the time.
- Crisis of Faith: Has this throughout the movie and regains it towards the end as he tries to save Regan.
- Heroic Sacrifice: After begging for Pazuzu to come into him instead and being momentarily possessed, Karras flung himself out the window to destroy it.
- Supporting Protagonist: He is the titular Exorcist, not Merrin.
Father Lankester Merrin (Max von Sydow)
- Badass Grandpa: He's beyond his 70s by the time of the first movie. His old age is what leads to his death through a heart attack during the exorcism attempts.
- Genre Savvy: Even before the prequel is made, he knew exactly what the demon possessing Regan was gonna do against them. Warning Karras before going in the room.
- Playing Gertrude: Max von Sydow was only 44 at the time of filming.
- Reasonable Authority Figure
- The Stoic: Even when Regan is puking on him.
Lieutenant William F. Kinderman (Lee J. Cobb, George C. Scott)
- Ascended Extra: In the third film he gets promoted to being the main character.
- Large Ham: When he's played by George C. Scott, it's a given.
- Obfuscating Stupidity: In the books. He calls it "schmaltz", with everything he does serving a purpose.
Father Dyer (Reverend William O'Malley, Ed Flanders)
- Arch-Enemy: To Father Merrin.
- Ax-Crazy: When he possess Regan he acts savagely all the time, giving a painful Groin Attack to a psychiatrist and shouting obscenities at everyone.
- Big Bad: Of the book and film series.
- A Date with Rosie Palms: A rather violent example. He makes Regan stab herself in the genitalia with a crucifix and tries to force her mother to lick her bleeding area.
- Demonic Possession: His speciality.
- Evil Sounds Deep: Judging by how Regan's voice gets demonic deep when he's in her body, this must be his natural voice.
- For the Evulz: Excepct wanting revenge on Merrin for having him exorcised from a child's body, he seems to possess people and causing mass killings simply because he likes it.
- Jerk Ass: He takes a great enjoyment in tormenting not only Regan but the people close to her.
- Nightmare Face. The few moments he shows himself we see a white pale face with dark rings around his dull, red eyes and brown, crooked, rotting teeth.
- Sir Swears-a-Lot: He's quite foul mouthed.
- Sore Loser: Is he ever. The only reason why he possess Regan is to kill Merrin in a bid of petty revenge for casting him out of a child in Africa.
- Would Harm A Child: He not only causes Regan to harm herself, but he goes into Karras's body so that he could use him to kill her because she was worthless to him now.
- You Cannot Grasp the True Form: We only see his pale face for just a second, but he never shows himself in his real form.
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90-Isaac Sopoaga: Started at left defensive end . . . He continued to play into the fourth quarter, as he moved to nose tackle. . . It's very interesting that a starter played that long . . . . Managed one tackle.
96-Kentwan Balmer: Saw action at nose tackle early in the second quarter . . . This was the best I've seen him play. He was getting upfield with the pass rush, and he looked stout against the run, too. . . . Did a great job, while working against RT Erik Pears of reaching out to swat the ball as Gradkowski was throwing, leading to McKillop's interception .
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Last year, as Indiana was struggling to a 1-11 record, first-year coach Kevin Wilson got a pick-me-up from perhaps the foremost expert on Hoosiers football.
Former IU coach Bill Mallory, who still lives in Bloomington, Ind., and stops by practice a couple of times a week in the fall, told Wilson that better times were on the horizon.
"He told me, 'I promise you you're getting there,'" Wilson recalled this week. "He was just consistently reaffirming me. Coach Mallory was big a year ago and throughout the offseason on just sticking to your guns and what you believe in."
Indiana football has hardly arrived as a power. But because of some special circumstances in the Big Ten this year, the Hoosiers are about to play their biggest game in nearly 20 years this weekend when Wisconsin comes to Memorial Stadium. A win by Indiana (4-5, 2-3 Big Ten) would tie Wilson's team with the Badgers in the Leaders Division standings and give the Hoosiers the head-to-head tiebreaker with two games to go. Because Ohio State and Penn State are on probation, that would put Indiana in control of the Leaders berth in the Big Ten title game.
As unlikely as it seems, Indiana has a chance to get in position for its second-ever trip to the Rose Bowl and first since 1968.
"I don't remember a game where so much stuff was at stake," Hoosiers senior defensive tackle Larry Black Jr. told ESPN.com.
That's because it has been a long, long time. Indiana won an emotional game at the end of the 2007 season against Purdue to clinch a bowl berth in honor of late coach Terry Hoeppner, who passed away right before the season. But that was for a minor postseason game, not a potential Big Ten title. The last time the Hoosiers played a game this meaningful in the conference race was 1993, when they started 7-1 and were ranked No. 17 heading to Penn State in early November. They lost that game by a touchdown and finished 8-3 in the regular season.
The 1993 campaign was also the last time the program won three consecutive Big Ten games, which it will be attempting to do this week after beating Illinois and Iowa. In fact, since '93 Indiana has won only 32 conference games in 19 years, while the 2007 season was its lone bowl appearance during that time. The Hoosiers fired coaches Cam Cameron, Gerry DiNardo and Bill Lynch and became known as a graveyard for football. But one man still kept the faith.
"That negative cloud of 'Oh, you can't win here' just makes me want to vomit," said Mallory, who led IU to six bowl games in his 13 seasons as head coach. "I have to count to 10 and keep my composure when people say those things. I believe strongly in what this program can do here."
Mallory said the school just needed to make a stronger commitment to the sport, which it has done in recent years with massive facility upgrades, including improvements to the stadium and a total makeover of the coaches' offices and weight room.
"I think we've finally woken up to the fact that we've got to match up to the others in this conference," Mallory said. "It's unbelievable how far we've come. People say it's a basketball school, but they'll like football if you start winning."
Mallory also liked what he saw early on from Wilson, who shared some of his beliefs in how the program should be run. And that makes sense, since Wilson's early coaching mentor was former Northwestern head coach Randy Walker, who played under Mallory at Miami (Ohio).
"Coach Wilson preaches a lot of same things I heard when I was here as a player," said current Indiana assistant coach Mark Hagen, who played at IU from 1987 to '91. "We were a team that went out every week and expected to win, and people had to account for us on Saturday or they'd get beat. That's a team we want to become. We know we're not there yet, but we're taking strides to become that."
Taking strides is the key phrase there. While Indiana has a unique opportunity at hand, this is still a team that lost to Ball State and Navy and had a five-game losing streak before beating Illinois two weeks ago. Wilson does not want his young team getting ahead of itself, which is why he has made sure to stress all week that the Hoosiers still have a losing record and must focus only on day-to-day improvement.
"They don't replay our games on the Big Ten Network, we always play in bad TV spots and we don't get much coverage," Wilson said. "We're a long way from being a good football team."
Wilson went as far as to say this isn't a big game because of his team's record. Still, he's hoping for a big-game atmosphere at Memorial Stadium, something that hasn't happened too often. There was far less than a full house for last week's Iowa game, though inclement weather might have played a factor. Many Indiana fans are already geared up for basketball season as the No. 1-ranked Hoosiers open Friday night at home against Bryant University. Buzz for football is building slowly on campus.
"I think it's definitely growing," said Nathan Brown, sports editor for the Indiana Daily Student newspaper. "I would expect as the week goes on and the word spreads that there will be a much bigger crowd. There were probably a lot of students maybe right after last Saturday's game who still didn't exactly know what the implications of this game against Wisconsin would be."
Black said he noticed a difference on campus last Sunday, when people were congratulating him on the Iowa victory as he went to breakfast.
"Maybe that's how it is when you start winning," he said.
The Hoosiers are starting to rediscover that feeling after a long drought. They might just be doing it at the most opportune time.


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Reputation and Efficiency: A Nonparametric Assessment of America's Top-Rated MBA Programs
Widely publicized reports of fresh MBAs getting multiple job offers with six-figure annual salaries leave a long-lasting general impression about the high quality of selected business schools. While such spectacular achievement in job placement rightly deserves recognition, one should not lose sight of the resources expended in order to accomplish this result. In this study, we employ a measure of Pareto-Koopmans global efficiency to evaluate the efficiency levels of the MBA programs in Business Week's top-rated list. We compute input- and output-oriented radial and non-radial efficiency measures for comparison. Among three tier groups, the schools from a higher tier group on average are more efficient than those from lower tiers, although variations in efficiency levels do occur within the same tier, which exist over different measures of efficiency.
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City Seattle's Enviro Scorecard: Not Bad, But More to Do
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The Earth Day Network has done a comprehensive "urban environment" scorecard, ranking 72 cities by factors such as air and water quality, toxic chemicals, availability of recreation, and response to global warming. Out of the cities ranked, Seattle scored an impressive No. 7.
Among the highlights:
13.5 percent of our population is considered "more vulnerable" to the effects of environmental degradation, due to diabetes (5.27 percent), lack of health insurance (13.4 percent), adult obesity (18.9) adult asthma (9.33 percent) and other factors.
Seattle scored relatively low on toxics because our air and water contain high levels of neurologically damaging chemicals and dioxins; we have a large number of Superfund cleanup sites; and we have a poor record of lowering the amount of waste we send to landfills and convert to energy. However, our air and water quality were far superior to most of the most cities surveyed.
Our vaunted "quality of life" ranked smack in the middle of the scale, with the worst scores for population and housing density, use of public transit, travel time to work, car ownership, and wasted fuel. Our overall cost of living also ranked poorly .
Seattle scored lowest in the area of global warming, where we got props for committing to meet Kyoto standards but have shown little progress at the local level actually doing so. We're doing a poor job creating greenhouse gas emission reduction programs; reporting greenhouse gas emissions; creating new renewable power sources; and metering utilities. (A lot of Seattle's low score can be attributed, however, to geography; we lost points for having minimal wind and sunshine, and for being right at sea level).


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In today's video Grandmaster Dejan Bojkov breaks down an amazing game between Gligoric and a young Bobby Fischer! This Open Sicilian shows just how "progressive" these two great chess minds were, applying ideas that were way "ahead of their time" for both white and black. Gligoric has a chance to put the youngest away with his beautifully conducted kingside attack, but runs up against a surprisingly tough defense from the young American. The final result? Watch and find out! | Watch video
To bring his short series on high level chess preparation to a close (for now), GM Finegold reviews a game from the highest of levels! He displays the critical moments of the game Aronian-Anand from Wijk aan Zee, 2013. Ben highlights the world champ's amazing preparation, how Anand applied what he knew about the line into his game against Armenia's #1, and why it's important to prepare and memorize "ideas" as opposed to "variations" when you start analyzing very complex positions. | Watch video
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Village of the Ghost Bears is the fourth book in the series starring Alaskan Trooper Nathan Active. The series has many fans, and for good reason; this novel isn't just a mystery about who started a fatal fire, it's also a source of insight into the lives and culture of Native Americans in Northwest Alaska. Jones is an Alaskan native (and a Bush pilot), so he knows what he's talking about.
I have to praise the exceptionally useful and fun glossary of Northwest Alaskan terms in the Inupiaq* (IN-you-pack) language (which I understand he includes in every book). I learned from it that a kinnaq (KIN-ock) is "a crazy person," that iq'mik (ICK-mick) is "a form of chewing tobacco made by combining leaf tobacco with the ashes of burnt tree fungus, usually birch" and that quiyuk (KWEE-yuk) means "sex." (Try tossing those into your next dinner conversation.) Kidding aside, I found...
*Inupiat, Inuit, and Eskimo
Before he begins the novel, Jones explains the correct way to refer to the people of this region:
"Eskimo" is the best-known term for the Native Americans described in this book, but it is not their term. They call themselves "Inupiat," meaning "the people." "Eskimo," a term brought into Alaska by white men, is what certain Indian tribes in Eastern Canada called their neighbors to the north.
Jones, by the way, doesn't touch on the term "Inuit," however, some quick research revealed that "Inupiat" (IN-you-pat) is the name of one of three tribes that make up the Inuit people, making Inuit an accurate term as well. Jones' glossary does tell us that an individual member of the Inupiat tribe is called an "Inupiaq" (IN-you-pack).
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Full Speed Ahead
The University of Colorado at Boulder is certainly a vibrant and evolving site of discovery and learning. As provost for the University, and now as interim chancellor, I am privileged to work with our gifted and dedicated faculty, staff and students. I am proud to join with you in campuswide efforts to provide an interdisciplinary educational experience for our community, one that promotes critical thinking, rigorous analyses, informed and serious dialogues, tolerance and respect. To that end, I'd like to share with you my plans for helping to secure the campus's short-term and long-term future.
In addition to oversight of vital academic issues, my three highest priorities are to (1) continue implementing the Quality for Colorado strategic plan for the campus, with its emphasis on quality in academics; (2) continue direct oversight of athletics, which includes hiring an outstanding athletics director; and (3) continue to address campus life and behavioral issues, such as implementing alcohol initiatives.
I also am very much committed to improving the campus response to issues related to sexual harassment, sexual assault and the overall climate for women on this campus. The Chancellor's Committee on Women is taking a leadership role in this effort by launching a study of the campus as an environment for women. This spring, CCW is conducting a series of town hall meetings in order to identify ways to improve the campus climate. I encourage our students, staff and faculty to participate in these meetings and take an active role in addressing these issues.
Enhancing diversity is another important priority for me. I have worked with many of you on a variety of diversity programs and initiatives over the years and am familiar with the successes we've experienced and the challenges we face. In addition, as a first-generation college student, I can understand the issues facing many underrepresented students in their efforts to earn a college degree.
I want to emphasize that it is not just the responsibility of people of color, women and others from underrepresented groups to work towards building a more diverse community - it is everyone's responsibility. I am calling for participation from all segments of the campus community in our diversity efforts and I strongly encourage you all to get involved in the many diversity activities that are offered around the campus.
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As you know, the campus has been deeply affected recently by intense public response to an essay written by Professor Ward Churchill following the 9/11 tragedy. This issue has raised fundamental questions about the boundaries of free expression, academic freedom and tenure protections. I am currently engaged in an internal review of Professor Churchill's writings, speeches, tape recordings and other works to determine whether he may have overstepped his bounds as a faculty member. I want to assure you that the University will observe due process while responding to these important issues.
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