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March 30, 2014
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Site: Ann Arbor, Mich. (Michigan Stadium)
Score: Michigan 13, UC Davis 12 (2OT)
Records: U-M (1-8, 0-4 ALC), UC Davis (6-4, 1-2 MPSF)
Attendance: 375
Next U-M Event: Wednesday, April 2 -- Ohio State (Michigan Stadium), 7 p.m.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- The University of Michigan women's lacrosse team outlasted UC Davis, 13-12, in a two-overtime thriller to notch the program's first victory on Sunday (March 30) inside Michigan Stadium. In an intense back-and-forth battle, U-M came out on top after freshman Anna Schueler (Chicago, Ill./Loyola Academy) put home the game-winning goal with 1:07 remaining in the second sudden-victory period.
Schueler and freshman Tess Korten (Glen Head, N.Y./North Shore) accounted for 10 of Michigan's 13 goals, each contributing a career-best five scores.
Michigan held a three-goal lead, 11-8, with 13:17 left in regulation, when UC Davis responded with three unanswered goals. With U-M leading 11-10, the Wolverines stalled and maintained possession for more than three minutes, before a turnover and a foul on the other end gave way to the game-tying free position goal by UC Davis with just 14 seconds remaining. The Wolverines secured the ensuing draw, and freshman Madeline Dion (Annapolis, Md./Annapolis) put the ball in the back of the net; but it was ruled that the shot came after time had expired, sending the game into its first overtime.
Both teams went scoreless for the first three minutes of the first overtime period, as freshman Allison Silber (Phoenix, Md./McDonogh School) came up with a big save for Michigan with just 46 seconds on the clock. The second half of the first overtime period provided much more excitement, as Korten wrapped around the net and placed the ball near post for the go-ahead goal with 21 seconds remaining. However, with only 7.4 seconds on the clock, UC Davis tied it up once more at 12 goals apiece.
The next goal would be the last of the day as the two teams entered into the sudden-victory portion of overtime. Three more minutes passed with no goals scored. Then, with 1:07 left in the third overtime period, Schueler took her defender one-on-one, spun and whipped the ball into the back of the net for the game-winning goal and her fifth of the afternoon.
The Wolverines started off strong, recording the first four shots of the game and scoring two goals within the first three minutes of play.
The rest of the half proved to be a back-and-forth battle, with four ties and two lead changes. Schueler tucked away two goals in the final minute to put the Wolverines up one, 6-5, going into halftime. Out of the break, Schueler and Korten helped build U-M's lead to three, 8-5, with two more goals by the 22:36 mark. The Aggies scored three of the next four goals to cut the Wolverines' lead to one, 9-8, with 18:37 to play in regulation.
Silber earned her first career win in goal, making eight saves on the day, including one in the first overtime period to keep Michigan in the game.
Next up, the Wolverines will take on American Lacrosse Conference (ALC) foe Ohio State on Wednesday (April 2) at 7 p.m. inside Michigan Stadium.
Michigan's first overtime game in program history resulted in the first win in program history.
Michigan won the draw control battle by a narrow margin of 15-14.
Anna Schueler's five goals today mark her third straight game with three or more goals.
Tess's Korten's five-goal performance is a career best and marks her second multi-goal game.
Michigan Head Coach Jennifer Ulehla
On what this win means for the team ... "How sweet it is! This is monumental for this program. What I'm really, really proud of is every single one of these young women who have fought each and every day as we have continued to grow and go through difficult times and have kept their minds set on where it is we want to be. Today was about reaching a different level. A big W goes down in history as one that was very memorable."
On the team's focus ... "I told the team today, 'Guys, we have been a notch away from being able to compete against this team. Today we turn it up. We turn that notch up and we come out a different team'. We were just a few things away from competing against great teams. Today was that day. They really stayed focus. During time-outs, I was able to keep them calm and tell them what we needed to do on defense and what we needed to execute on offense -- and they did it. They grew up a lot today and we'll use this because we have a long way to go and need to make sure we continue to grow each and every day."
On Korten and Schueler's performances ... "It's about the team. It is always about the team, but Anna is a strong and powerful player. When she drives and is able to pull back out, she opens up space for people to pop into. We've been working on that and Tess was really able to take advantage of that today. For Tess, I was just proud that she was sable to stay focused for the sixty minutes. There were things that she did execute well and things she didn't execute well, but she stayed the course and kept herself where she needed to be, which is a big step for a freshman. She was able to come through when we needed her in the end. I'm just very, very proud."
On the team's fitness level ... "Coach Jackson has done a great job with this team and we are clearly in a much better place physically than we were in the beginning of the season. We didn't do a lot of subbing today and that just goes to show how we've grown from a physical standpoint. You put that together with all freshmen on the field, we made some poor mistakes, but we stayed with it. I think our stamina is just going to continue to get better and better. We are working hard in the weight room, working hard to get as physically fit as possible and it showed today. We were able to play hard for the full sixty minutes and that made a difference."
U-M Freshman Tess Korten
On how the first win feels ... "It's unbelievable. We knew we needed this win. There was nothing we weren't going to do to not come out with this win. It was a little bit later into our season then we would have liked, but we knew we were going to have this win and we were going to do anything to get it."
On what she learned from this game ... "It's definitely a good confidence boost because. There is a lot of talent on this team -- we know we can do it, and once we start working together and are really in tune with each other, we can pull off the points and eventually the goals will come and that's when we win. We played together as a team today."
On what went well down the stretch ... "I think, honestly, everyone was very invested in this game mentally, and there wasn't one point in the game when anyone was giving up. Even in the last couple of seconds when UC Davis had possession, we were doing everything in our power to get the ball back because we knew we were going to win this game and were going to do whatever we needed to do to win it."
U-M Freshman Anna Schueler
On how the first win feels ... "First of all, it's an amazing feeling. I think this was a huge hurdle that we got over. Our confidence will only go up. Getting our first win in the fashion we did, and all that hard work we did in the fall coming into this, this was just a huge win for us. "
On the winning mentality ... "As a team, it's an experience to know that our first win was in double overtime. I think we learned something every single overtime we went in to. Winning is definitely a mentality. It's collecting ourselves after (Madeline) Dion's goal was pulled away. I think the whole game, no one thought we were going to lose. Everyone had a winning mentality."
On the offense clicking ... "We had a full week of practice and going into this, our offense got a lot more chemistry, a lot more rhythm. Coach (Ulehla) is implementing new stuff and everyone is working together and I think that's the key to success. Tess (Korten) had five goals and I had five goals, but I think it's really just people moving through and creating openings."
On her game-winning goal ... "I wasn't really thinking anything, to be honest. I just wanted this game to be over with, but if it wasn't there I was just going to pass it back to Tess (Korten) because I knew Tess wanted that shot. I was just lucky enough to be the one to put it in."


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Yes, the title of this post was intentional. I've always wanted to get a semi-regular post going like this. The problem is I've never been able to come up with a good name for it. Suggestions are more than welcome.
DOES PAUL CHRYST KNOW HOW TO RUN AN OFFENSE? The fellas over at the Wisconsin Scout board, BadgerNation.com, offered up a thread on the effectiveness of Paul Chryst as their Russel Wilson Directorship of Offense Offensive Coordinator. Mostly a fairly civil thread, although be warned, there is some use of Comic Sans in some of the posts.
HUBIE GRAHAM IS DOING SOME GOOD IN THE OFFSEASON. The Scranton Times has a good article about Hubie Graham and over a dozen other Pitt athletes visiting a Haitien orphanage earlier this month. Graham says it was a very eye-opening experience.
RON COOK THINK PITT NEEDS TO TAKE A CHILL PILL. I'm willing to bet that Ron Cook would still use a phrase like "chill pill." Cook believes that Pitt shouldn't expect any favors from the BIG EAST and he believes their lawsuit against their soon-to-be former conference is frivolous.
Pitt is suing, in part, because of lost revenue from West Virginia and Texas Christian leaving the Big East after it and Syracuse started the collapse of the conference. Beyond that, there was no way that the Big East was going to keep Pitt in its league through the 2013-14 year.
Cook neglects to mention that a reason for the lawsuit was because the BIG EAST refused to talk to Pitt about making such a split official. I guess it makes a better article if he doesn't discuss that point.
THROW THE BALL, TINO. MY GOD, GET RID OF THE BALL. Bill Connelly over at SB Nation released his Pitt Panthers 2012 preview this morning. He gives an in-depth look at this year's offense and defense while offering up his prognostication for the season.
A GAME-CHANGER CAN BE BOTH POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE. Also over at SB Nation: Pittsburgh, Pat O'Mahony discusses the potential offensive game changers for the 2012 season, both positive and negative. I bet you will never guess who may have a negative impact on winning?
JOHN SWOFFORD LEARNS FSU AND CLEMSON ARE LEAVING THE ACC. OK, they really aren't leaving, but if they were, I would imagine his reaction to be something like this.
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Five 2012 Pitt signees made the Big 33 game, an annual Pennsylvania vs Ohio all-star game played in Hershey.
- Mike Caprara, Woodland Hills HS, PA
- JP Holtz, TE, Shaler Area HS, PA
- Terrell Jackson, DL, Marion Franklin HS, Ohio
- Tyrique Jarrett, Alderdice HS (Pittsburgh), PA
- Rushel Shell, RB, Hopewell HS, PA
Pitt led the way with five signees, ahead of Ohio State (4), Penn State (3) and Rutgers (3).
The game will be played June 16th at 7:00. Usually, FSN/ROOT carries the game locally and I'll work to confirm if that's the case again this year.
Congratulations to all five. Now don't get hurt.no comments
Even if you don't consider the departure of Pitt, Syracuse and West Virginia to be the ruination of the Big East, it will certainly never be the same, especially in basketball. 2006-2011 were incredible years for the conference, filled with incredible players. Check out this fantastic read by the Marquette Blog Cracked Sidewalks, who took the time to rank the top 40 players of the Big East during the "Golden Era."
Do yourself a favor: sometime this weekend, pour a drink, open the list in one tab and YouTube in another. Read the list and watch highlights as you go. Really a reminder of how fantastic the league has been in basketball and how fortunate Pitt has been to be a big part of it.
Speaking of, Sam Young is 24, DeJuan Blair is 17, and Levance Fields is 9.
Roy Hibbert is number 1. Well deserved, except for that 2008 Big East Championship Game....
I kid, I kid.no comments
In case you missed it on Facebook this afternoon, this happened...
OK, it may not have happened that way (although it's not that far of a stretch). It happened more like this...
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Remember Harold Camping? Probably not. He's a crazy person. But unlike most crazy people, Camping had a platform to amplify his ramblings to the world. See, Camping was a radio evangelist who - for whatever reason - kept predicting the world was going to end. And - for whatever reason - people believed him. Or at least they acknowledged his crazy predictions and therefore somewhat legitimizing them.
Camping had predicted that the world would end on May 21, 1988. Fortunately for George H.W. Bush and the rest of humanity, Camping was wrong. But never fear! It was a simple mathematical error. How embarrassing! The world is actually going to end on September 6, 1994. But then that didn't happen either.
Undeterred, Camping once again predicted the end of the world: May 21, 2011. But a funny thing happened between 1994 and 2011. A thing called "the internet" and "social media" became widely available. So when May 2011 came around, this prediction got a lot of attention. And when it once again didn't happen, well, that got a lot of attention too. Camping was rightfully mocked as someone who incorrectly predicted the end of the world, not once, but three different times.
And that's pretty much exactly where we are with the "impending doom" of the ACC.no comments
Two of the biggest recruits in western Pennsylvania - lineman Dorian Johnson and receiver Robert Foster - moved in the new Rivals top 250 rankings, one up and one down.
But perhaps more importantly, the recruiting network 247 labelled Pitt as the "favorite" for Dorian Johnson. Take that for what it's worth, but I'd rather Pitt be the "favorite" than not. They have Johnson as the number 12 player in the country overall and the second best tackle. Rivals, on the other hand, slid Dorian Johnson to 233 overall and the 33rd (!) offensive tackle from an unranked four-star player. That's a fairly drastic discrepancy, but I suppose evaluating the potential of teenagers is an inexact science.
Robert Foster is the number one wide receiver in the country according to 247 and a top 10 player nationally, while Rivals slid him from the number 24 player to 34. He's the top wideout in the class for 247 and the fourth for Rivals.
Foster is another local guy who seems to be interested in staying home, but with any player his caliber, there's the siren's song of the SEC, and in this case, Alabama (via AL.com):
"Alabama may be his only official one definitely," said Mark Lyons, Foster's head coach at Central Valley (Pennsylvania) High School. "I think we're going to let the summer finish out, and by the end of summer when we get into our official camp, he'll have an idea of where he's going to take those five official visits."
While the appeal of playing close to home is believed to be a factor for Foster, some analysts believe the Crimson Tide may be well-positioned to lure the five-star playmaker away from the Northeast.
"If he leaves the East/Midwest area, Alabama is the school I think has the best shot of pulling him," 247Sports analyst Steve Wiltfong said in regards to his report on Foster. "I think the bells and whistles at Alabama, all the tradition, Nick Saban, his spring game experience, have the Tide near the top of his list."
Finally, Ken Gorman has some names to watch in the WPIAL for 2014. Most notably, Blackhawk QB - and Pitt commit - Chandler Kincade, Gateway defensive backs Anthony Davis, Delvon Randall and Montae Nicholson. The Quips will also have their share of offers with Dravon Henry, Jaleel Fields and Donovan Cobb all expected to get FBS offers.
Interestingly, Gateway coach Terry Smith is claiming five "high end, BCS types" in the class. Those are big words, but something that could be possible at Gateway, one of the nation's top producers of NFL talent.no comments
Now that the heat and humidity have reached unbearable levels, it must be time for the Pittsburgh Basketball Club Pro-Am - more affectionately called "the Greentree League." Nothing quite says basketball season than sitting in a very hot gym in the dog days of June and July, but it's always completely worth it to get a taste of Pitt sports in the long, long offseason.
June 18th will be the first time we get to see Steven Adams, Trey Zeigler, James Robinson and Chris Jones. The league will once again be Mondays and Wednesdays starting at 7:00. The playoffs run July 16-18th.
No rosters yet, but I'll post them when they're available. Rumor has it that a number of Pitt hoops alumni will be on hand.
Please consider donating to the Pittsburgh Basketball Club if you can. You can find out how to make a 100% tax-deductible donation here. This league has really become something unto itself and keeps Pitt's players in organized, NCAA approved competition. Definitely a worthy place to send some extra bucks to support the Panthers.
In other news, SNY's Adam Zagoria ranked Steven Adams and Trey Zeigler among the Big East's best players next season (via Zags Blog):
Steven Adams, C, Pittsburgh– Perhaps no new player will be more intriguing than the 7-footer whom coach Jamie Dixon brought over from New Zealand, where he led the adidas Nations tournament in scoring (22 ppg) and rebounding (16.8 rpg).
Trey Zeigler, G, Pittsburgh — Pitt coach Jamie Dixon scored a major coup when Zeigler received a waiver to play immediately this season after his father, Ernie, was fired as head coach at Central Michigan. In just two years at Central Michigan, Zeigler scored 1,011 points, or 16.0 per game.
ESPN's Eamonn Brennan took a look at Pitt's expectations after the Trey Zeigler news (via ESPN):
If Adams and a new-look Pitt frontcourt can excel immediately, then Pittsburgh's goal of returning to the NCAA tournament should be little more than a boring expectation. If all goes well, the ceiling should be much higher; this team could compete with Louisville and Syracuse at the top of the Big East. And it will be fascinating to see Zeigler -- a talented player asked to do everything for a team that ranked No. 270 in KenPom at the end of 2012 -- competing in a big-time conference with talented players around him. That alone could improve his play considerably.
At the very least, Dixon has his backcourt back in fighting shape. It took a slightly unusual NCAA decision to make it happen, but the end result is the first truly great news Pitt fans have heard in a year.
Whether Pitt can compete for a final Big East crown remains to be seen. There's a lot of questions. Can Zeigler maintain consistency against markedly better competition. Will Steven Adams come close to living up to the hype? If so, Pitt should be able to make the Big East race at least interesting. And either way, Pitt's 2012-13 title chances are in much better shape that they were a week ago.
Finally, here's a video and write up from SI.com naming Adams their high school player of the week. And here's a pretty fun interview he did back in New Zealand:
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Not surprising, but interesting nonetheless (via the PG):
The filing -- which covers July 1, 2010, through June 30, 2011 -- shows that former head football coach David Wannstedt, who led the team for six seasons until he resigned at the end of 2010, was No. 1 with total compensation package of $1,859,377, including $936,930 in base compensation and $855,000 in bonus and incentive pay.
The pay figures are from calendar year 2010.
Jamie Dixon, who became head basketball coach in 2003, followed at $1,830,176, including $978,154 in base compensation and $681,905 in bonus and incentive pay.
In the topsy-turvy world of higher ed, it's certainly not uncommon for the head coaches of major programs to be the highest compensated employees, even when compared to presidents and top administrators. Of particular interest to me is that Dixon earned less than $1.25 million as recently as June of 2009, meaning in that in a relatively short time span, Dixon's compensation was raised by nearly a third. Not too shabby.
Dixon is still a relative bargain when compared to his peers. Bo Ryan makes over $2 million per year, as does Bob Huggins. Maryland's Mark Turgeon earns a comparable salary at $1.9 million despite being no where near as accomplished as Dixon. Of course, Dixon is still way, way behind the "heavyweights" - at least financially - of college basketball. Pitino and Calipari each make over $3 million a year, while Coach K pulls down a whooping $7.2 million.
Also of note, Chancellor Nordenberg made $707,190 and Steve Pederson made $596,595. Both men are worth every penny in my opinion (as unpopular as that may be).no comments
Huge, huge news. And not just because Jamie Dixon tweeted for the first time since 2009 (via):
No idea how or why Zeigler's appeal was granted. The NCAA always seems to be saying that players need to commit to the school and not the coach, but with Zeigler's father being the fired coach, it seems to have reversed course.
Trey Zeigler will play this season as a true junior. He scored over 1,000 points in his first two seasons at Central Michigan.
Pitt was always confident that he would be granted a waiver (via the PG):
Pitt coach Jamie Dixon credited associate athletic director Dan Bartholomae for researching other cases involving players whose parents were dismissed. The highest profile case involved a baseball player being granted immediate eligibility at Miami after his father was fired at USC.
To Dixon's knowledge, Zeigler is the first men's basketball player to be granted immediate eligibility in such a case.
"We felt like there was a really good chance this would happen," Dixon said Friday night. "After Dan did all of the research, we were very hopeful based on what he was telling us. We expected this decision."
A heartfelt job well done to the athletic department as a whole and Dan Bartholomae in particular.
The Trib was first to get quotes from Zeigler (via the Trib):
"It was a surprise that it happened this early," Zeigler said. "We kind of knew I had a shot at it before I even committed."
Dixon recruited Zeigler but knew the teen's opportunity to play for his father would be difficult to overcome.
"There are certain things you don't recruit against," Dixon said. "One of them is a guy coaching his own son."
Zeigler is no stranger to Pitt; Ernie Zeigler worked as a Panthers assistant from 2001-03. The younger Zeigler was 10 years old when he met Dixon.
"Without question, it's home," Ernie Zeigler said, explaining how his son grew up watching the emergence of Pitt basketball. In both seasons the elder Zeigler served as an assistant, the Panthers made it to the Sweet 16.
Pitt fans have been craving a slashing two guard ever since the Kemba Walker Show at MSG in 2010. Here he is. And like Walker, Zeigler is a high-volume shooter, averaging over 15.6 13.5 attempts per game - and only a .462 .395 FG% (EDIT: looked at freshman stats orginially)- as the one-man show at CMU. How he adjusts to a team with scoring threats Tray Woodall and JJ Moore remain to be seen.
But this is very, very good news. Pitt should now not only be expected to return to the NCAA tournament in 2013, but should be expected to contend for a final Big East championship.no comments
Pitt's Ryan Turnley made the watch list for the Rimington Trophy, given annually to the nation's top center.
This is the first appearance on the watch list for the returning starter. Turnley is representing the Big East with Louisville's Mario Benavides and Syracuse's Mackey MacPerson. Of 2012 opponents, there's Notre Dame's Braxton Cave and Virginia Tech's Andrew Miller.
While an honor to be among the top fifty at the position, the award seems to already be wrapped up, barring an injury to Alabama's Barrett Jones. Jones is the reigning Outland Trophy winner (given to the top lineman in the country), a unanimous All-American and a two time All-SEC first team player.
Regardless, Turnely was one of the one bright spots on last year's line and the Hopewell alum should anchor a pretty strong middle for Pitt that includes sixth-year senior Chris Jacobson.
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'"It was close, but I know I didn't feel anything on my stick," said Paille, who sealed the win with a short-handed goal with three minutes left. "Obviously, I was trying to hit it, but I'm thankful that I missed it because that was the game-winning goal. The bounces went our way for that one."'
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Note from Bill Goodman: KET just returned from a trip to Washington, D.C., for a series of One to One interviews that begin airing tonight at 6:30 ET. My colleague Renee Shaw provides the highlights of tonight's interview with U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell.
First Up on One to One: Republican Leader Mitch McConnell
Last week, about a dozen KET production crew braved the pace of the Beltway to learn more about the work of our federal delegation in Washington. In a series of special One to One programs with Bill Goodman that begin tonight at 6:30 pm ET on KET, Bill talks with our six congressmen and two senators about the pressing national issues of immigration, gun control, deficit reduction, industrial hemp, and even the freedom to fish.
Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell, the second Kentuckian to lead his party in the Senate, talks with Bill tonight about his unwavering position to hold the line on the debt limit unless attached to legislation to reduce the federal deficit. McConnell says the move is not unprecedented as it dates back to the 1950's as presidential requests to increase the debt ceiling have accompanied significant legislation.
He cites the Congressional Review Act, the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act of 1985, the 1997 Bill Clinton and Republican Congress Deficit Reduction Proposal and the August 2011 Budget Control Act. McConnell proclaims it irresponsible to raise the debt ceiling without addressing the debt. Of the debt, he says, "the size of our debt looks a lot like a western European country. This is the biggest issue confronting the country." McConnell adds, "It would be wonderful if the President would lead on this rather than us having to drag him to the table."
The Republican leader also talks about his effort to pass the "Coal Jobs Protection Act" in response to what he deems hostile regulations by the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) targeting the coal industry under President Obama. He says the measure addresses two types of permits that have to be granted in order to mine coal and would force the EPA to issue more timely decisions even if they result in rejection.
When asked whether the legislation would be a boon for coal production that's now at the lowest level since the mid-1960's, McConnell says, "it might not, they (EPA) might decide to say 'no,' but at least it eliminates the uncertainty."
That lament by McConnell gave way to this wider criticism of the Obama administration. He adds, "in fact, the administration across the board, whether it's health care, financial services… have gotten an army of regulators whose bias is 'if you're making a profit, you're up to no good.'" He denounces enhanced regulation as "a huge wet blanket over the economy and it makes it very difficult for us to come out of this very deep recession."
McConnell decries the federal health care reform law (Obamacare) that's ramping up for implementation as "a calamity that can't possibly work." He and Bill discuss immigration, the "Freedom to Fish Act," and the balancing of his duties as minority leader with the rigors of defending his seat in the 2014 election.
Here's what Senator McConnell has to say about the 2014 contest:
Watch the entire interview with Mitch McConnell tonight at 6:30 ET on KET. Tomorrow night is Bill's interview with junior U.S. Senator Rand Paul.


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There's been a lot of talk about Sean Avery's recent comments and its suspension but I think there's still some issues to discuss. There's been some talk about the league's motivations behind the suspension, considering that a hit from behind to the head these days gets you only 3 games. Here are some things to take into consideration as well.
1 – Avery's smart. He knows what he has to do to drum up some excitement. A while ago he made a comment about how villains and heroes sell and he has no problem playing the villain. He relishes that role. A part of me actually thinks that he's trying to leave a legacy the size of his ego – after all, there is already a "Sean Avery" rule. While his comment was a generalization, there's no mistaking that it was directed at Dion Phaneuf and Elisha Cuthbert. The only thing that's a little confusing is that he's trying to build excitement for a game against the Flames in Calgary. To my knowledge, nobody ever needs to build up excitement for a hockey game in Canada. It's built-in. If the game had been in Dallas, it might've been a little different.
2 – I didn't find his comments that crude. It's an off-hand comment that guys often say to each other to get the blood boiling. There have been a lot worse things said on the ice, and the line between trash talk and personal attacks is pretty fine. Denis Gauthier and Georges Laraque have both claimed to be victims of racial slurs. However, the fact that he choose to premeditate his comments and say it off ice in front of cameras was what got him into trouble. Had he said the same comments on the ice, there wouldn't have been any ramifications at all.
3 – I think an often overlooked aspect in a physical game like this is escalation. It's going to sound a little crazy, but what if the league wanted to protect Avery? Phaneuf and Jarome Iginla chose to ignore his comments, but you have to remember that, as non-factor as it was, Todd Bertuzzi is on the same team. Avery was asking the Flames to feed him his lunch, there's no question about that. There's a general bounty on all pests in the league, and perhaps none may be bigger than Jarkko Ruutu's, but only because Avery can still be an effective hockey player without his big mouth. What if Paul Mara had gone completely nuts and decided to pummel Ruutu whether he wanted to or not in that Rangers-Senators game? Had something happened to Avery, there would've been talk about the league's clear disregard for player safety.
4 – The NHL is suspending Avery on the basis that his comments were detrimental to the league and game. What if he had just said, "Phaneuf should stop falling in love with my sloppy seconds"? Would that have made a difference? That in itself is a personal attack, albeit public, but at least Avery didn't mention "NHL," or "league," or "other players." I think that if he had chosen his comments a little more wisely, after all, he is often under the league microscope, he wouldn't have been suspended. The comparisons to the other leagues about trash talk are baseless because of each sport's unique culture. The cross-references to the NBA or NFL or MLB are all moot points. However, how many games Avery gets suspended for will raise further questions of disciplinary action and set a precedent for comments like these.
5 – The Stars have pretty much banished Avery. There's no way Avery would want to come back to a team that has left him out to dry. It's hard to stick up for a guy that is supposedly a cancer in the locker room, but he is their teammate. The fact that a traditionally close-knit team like the Stars have refused to stick up for a teammate tells us how dysfunctional that locker room really is. The Stars can't buy out Avery until June and there won't be many takers for Avery. The best solution for the Stars is to send him to the minor leagues and let his play do the talking before he gets another chance in the league. Brett Hull needs to find a way to offset his mistake.
Anyway, this topic has been beaten to death, and it's time to move on. For the Stars, it's time to right the ship. If they can't put together a string of good games, changes are in the making. It may be time for the Stars to look outside of their organization for help.


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Sanu caught 16 passes for 154 yards and four touchdowns last season as a rookie before breaking his foot Nov. 30.
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This tour follows the traditional coronation route of Bohemian kings, passing through the Old Town, across the Charles Bridge to the Lesser Quarter, and then a long hike up to the Castle. It's a terrific overview of the city, and if you have time for just one walk, make it this one.
Start at the (1) Powder Tower (Prasna Brana) at Na Prikope 1, one of the original gates into the Old Town. It was once used to hold gunpowder, hence the name. To the right is the opulent art nouveau (2) Municipal House (Obecni Dum) (Namesti Republiky 5; www.obecnidum.cz), one of the most important buildings of the Czech national revival. It now houses arguably the finest concert hall in the country as well as a beautiful café and dozens of other glittering rooms and salons.
Following Celetna Street, walk a couple of blocks until you reach the Cubist-style (3) House of the Black Madonna (www.ngprague.cz) at Ovocny 19 and the corner of Celetna. Cubism captured the imagination of Prague architects looking to make a complete break from the bland, historicist styles of the 19th century. This building was built in 1912 and now houses an excellent museum of Cubist design and a period-piece 1920s café (grandcafeorient.cz).
Continue along Celetna until you reach the (4) Old Town Square (Staromestske Namesti), the center of the city's commercial life for the past thousand years. The most important sights here are the twin-spire (5) Church of Our Lady Before Tyne (Staromestske Namesti 604), to your right, the Gothic (6) Old Town Hall (Staromestske Namesti 1) straight ahead, and the ancient (7) Astronomical Clock on the southern face of the town hall tower. The center of the square is dominated by a statue of the Czech Protestant martyr (8) Jan Hus, who was burned at the stake as a heretic in 1415. If it's close to the top of the hour, hurry over to the Astronomical Clock to hear the clock chime and view a spectacle from the Middle Ages. Otherwise, climb to the top of the Old Town Hall for great views over the square.
After you've had your fill, find the tiny, jumbled alley called (9) Karlova, which leads to (10) Charles Bridge (Karluv Most). Whatever you've read or heard about the bridge before is not likely to prepare you for its grace and beauty in real life. It was originally built in gothic style in the 14th and 15th centuries. The statues, with their strong religious motifs, were added beginning in the 17th century. Take your time strolling across the bridge, admiring the sights and spires on both sides of the river.
On the Lesser Quarter side, follow Mostecka to the quarter's main junction, the (11) Lesser Quarter Square (Malostranske Namesti). Walk around the back of the square to see the exuberant baroque (12) St. Nicholas Church (www.svmikulas.cz). Czechs usually regard baroque as too extreme for their tastes, but here the glitter and gold, the paintings and curved marble columns work well.
From here, walk up (13) Nerudova, one of the handsomest streets in the Lesser Quarter. The elegant palaces on both sides were the work of 17th- and 18th-century Italian masters. Many of the houses have nicknames, denoted by a relief over the door. No. 11, for example, is the House of the Red Lamb. At the top of Nerudova, you'll find stairs leading to (14) Prague Castle (Prazsky Hrad), Hradcanske Namesti 1, the seat of political and religious power for centuries. It's free to enter the castle grounds and to walk inside the St. Vitus Cathedral. For a serious exploration, though, you'll want to give it at least a few hours and leave it for another day.
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AbiWord's primary purpose is to be easiest way possible to prepare documents. We're very tightly focused on being as easy to use as possible. I'm particularly proud of our Visual Drag and Drop feature which substantially reduces a users need to use the clipboard.
However about 3 years ago I thought about the possibilities of utilizing all the neat features of AbiWord remotely. While AbiWord has an extensive array of command-line options, and many people found these useful, each use of Abiword from the command line required reloading Abiword into memory, which was highly inefficient. So I came up the idea of command line interface to AbiWord.
This is a plugin, ("AbiCommand"), which is invoked with the command-line
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The "--plugin" means execute following the plugin immediately.
This gives you control of the program without actually having a graphics window open. AbiCommand provides a command line interface into AbiWord which allows all sorts of interesting things. You can load and save documents. You can find and replace text. Insert text, delete text etc.
I thought this was a great idea but nobody seemed to be using it much. It was one of those "secret tips" computer magazines like to tell their readers about. Except nobody seemed to know about it.
Then after the release of Abiword-2.4 we began to get more and more bug reports and Requests For Enhancements for AbiCommand. It appears that some people have realized how useful this is for document conversion. AbiWord-2.4.2 (due Real Soon Now) has very good support for export to odt format (Thanks Nokia!), which joins our great support for export to HTML,RTF and ABW. We also had a report that showed how easy this was to utilize with PHP..
$handle = popen("/usr/local/bin/abiword --plugin AbiCommand 2>&1", "w");
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fputs($handle, "load /usr/local/apache/sites/Toronto.doc");
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or via the "converttotext" or "converttohtml" commands in AbiCommand
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If you are an administrator who wants to automatically convert legacy documents in MS *.doc formats to a more modern and maintainable format (like *.abw or *.odt) go to it :-)
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AMES, Iowa – Gov. Terry Branstad, Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds and University of Northern Iowa President Ben Allen will hold a community conversation featuring science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education and economic development in Ames on Nov. 16 at Reiman Gardens. The Ames conversation is one of a series taking place across Iowa this fall.
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By Chris Harris
Arsène Wenger believes Kieran Gibbs is improving with every game.
The England international missed a significant chunk of the season through injury but his return has coincided with a run of six consecutive Premier League victories.
Gibbs has given Arsenal the natural defensive width they lacked when both he and Andre Santos were sidelined and Wenger is delighted with his progress.
"Because he has been out for a long time, when you start a game you are a bit more cautious," the manager told Arsenal Player. "But he slowly becomes himself again and you see that most of the time for a full back with the initiative it takes going forward.
"Defensively in the challenges he is stronger. I still feel there is more to come from him and from game to game there are improvements there.
"He was transformed into a full back but the natural [ability] always comes out. It is good because we have a game that is based on that."
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Arsène Wenger says Serge Gnabry has the potential to be a future star for the Club.
The German made his Arsenal debut in last month's Capital One Cup win over Coventry, and followed that up with debuts in both the Premier League and the Champions League against Norwich and Schalke respectively.
Wenger has been impressed with what he has seen from the 17-year-old and believes Gnabry has all the attributes to become a top player.
"He is a guy who can play in all the offensive positions," Wenger told Arsenal Player. "I think he could even play centre forward. He has a kind of efficiency in his game, and can get on the end of things.
"He has big potential, creative potential, finishing potential. Serge is 17 years old and strong for a boy of that age.
"It is difficult to compare with anyone. He is not small, he is stocky with good body balance. He glides, he is fluent."
Watch the full interview with the boss on Arsenal Player now.
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I use number 7 hardware cloth, I know one commercial beekeeper that will only use 1/4 inch cloth, he said that he has no problem with robbing and no more problems with a freshly mated queen trying to get back in the hive and not getting stuck under it, he wants them to be able to go through the screen.....
I thought the whole purpose of the screen was to keep the bees and the mites from having contact after they fall off?
There is another group that believes a solid bottom board keeps the brood area a little warmer and more humid which is less advantageous to the varroa.
Looking at the Bee Source plans, how do you modify that SBB for use as bottom board for a top entrance hive? I assume that you add another piece of wood filler to close what would normally be the entrance?
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Excerpt from Mr. Adnan Oktar's live interview dated September 5th, 2011
Surat al-Baqara, 14
When they meet those who believe, they say, 'We believe.' But then when they go apart with their satans, they say, 'We are really with you. We were only mocking.'
Yes, that is the mindset of disbelief. They are one thing among themselves and another with you, aren't they? They behave very purely alongside Muslims. They portray themselves as well-intentioned. When among themselves their cunning and devilry comes into the open.


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hey ppl,
so im quittin MS, now i got nutin to play so im think S.O.F but first i gott no
if is worth it
1. grind? like is there anything else to do in the game?
2. community? is it deserted? nice people?
3. many classes with different skills and stat distribution?
4. WASD, or is it fully click ( or like FlyFF ) btw flyff gets old lv 60+
5. p2p? or F2p
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Re: Catalina 22 Question regarding Swing Keel
Hopefully you did the right thing and placed the hangers correctly!
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Im back..... Here is the latest on my 1980 Catalina 22. Last Saturday, I finished a whole day of solo-sailing in pretty strong winds. The local Sailing clubs were out and were conducting sailboat races. I sailed down there using only my Main however had the Genoa 150 connected and ready (should I get the courage to pull it up). With just the main up the winds were pulling my boat over pretty nicely.... couple of times, I felt I had to turn into the wind somewhat and dump the wind..... Later, I had either gotten brave or the wind died just a bit and pulled up the Genoa. It turned out to be a great day of sailing. short video at https://picasaweb.google.com/1081910...57706794624098
After I pulled the boat out of the water, I decided to spray the keel bolts with a healthy coating of WD40. What I found was a little upsetting. I was missing one bolt and the keel hangar was hanging down - held by the one remaining bolt - and it was LOOSE ! ! !
So, I ordered new keel hangar bolts from Catalina Direct and went up to the marina to replace all of them........ then, I noticed another problem. The hangars are upside down. Instead of the pivot assembly being inside the keel bunker, it is upside down and are outside the bunker. Apparently was done this way by the previous to the previous owner....... So, my question is, should I drop the keel and try to install the hangars correctly or should I just tighten the newly installed keel bolts and enjoy sailing until I have more time to drop the keel to correct this? What say you......??
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Pictures are still at my Google site. I just keep adding pictures to the album. Pictures of the boat, the trailer, me sailing (solo), etc.
I even posted a video at the google site, but for some reason it won't play all the time, so heres me sailing yesterday - posted on YouTube.
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Experience is the best teacher. Thanks for the update. Send us some pictures next time!
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Well, Here is my update. I picked up the boat and as of today, have had 7 days of working on the trailer and motor, trying to get everything ready.....and about 4 days of sailing on her.
After cleaning all the dirt, mud, spiders, webs, a totally destroyed dinette table, and bunks, the boat is starting to look pretty good. I took the wife out of the marina using the outboard to give her a feel for the boat and suddenly found out that the outboard was leaking gas..... dripping it out onto the water........ I turned the boat around and headed back to the temp slip. Long story short -- the tank was patched with some sort of cheap bondo....... I removed it from the engine and took it home where I proceeded to wire brush it down to the bare metal. Boy, was that a problem. It must have had 30 or so pinholes in the bottom of the tank where it had been bondo-ed. I am used to using JB-Weld and US Steel Tank Sealer on my mini motorcycles, so I followed the same process and repaired the tank. After two seal coatings, the tank works good as new.
Took the boat out last Saturday and got just outside the marina when the motor suddenly died.... it was blowing pretty hard and I was frantic - trying to figure out why the motor wouldnt start and whether I should I throw out the anchor to make sure I didn't get blown onto the rocks....... then I realized that the gas wasn't turned on and once I did turn it on, she fired up and I was SAFE again. I also found out that the anchor on this boat was the mushroom type and would have done NOTHING to keep me from dragging and ending up on the rocks in a real emergency. So, a new Danforth anchor, chain, and rope are on the list for next payday.
Yesterday, Sunday, Took the wife out and had a great day of sailing. Very relaxing and just a few concerns came up.
Re: Catalina 22 Question regarding Swing Keel
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I decided to rent a storage spot for my boat. This means that I don't have the urgency to take the mast down to get it ready for trailering the boat home. I can leave the mast up while we take it out of the water and drive it to my storage spot right there at the marina. This also eliminated the daily launch fee that I would have to pay each time I launched the boat. So, in essence, the cost to store my new (to me) boat was just a few bucks more.
Lets us know how it goes... good sailing !!!!!
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Thank you for that advice. I intend to create that wood GIN pole and get everything ready to test. I have a winch, tie down straps, 2X4 - 8 ft. and all the galvenized nut and bolts I think I need to make mine. Ill take pics and post the finished product.
I decided to rent a storage spot for my boat. This means that I don't have the urgency to take the mast down to get it ready for trailering the boat home. I can leave the mast up while we take it out of the water and drive it to my storage spot right there at the marina. This also eliminated the daily launch fee that I would have to pay each time I launched the boat. So, in essence, the cost to store my new (to me) boat was just a few bucks more.
Less than 12 hours til LAUNCH time. I am SOOOOO excited - and nervous.
Re: Catalina 22 Question regarding Swing Keel
I have used the gin pole method you see all over the net, be sure to have the "A" frame set up as to hold the mast from going sideways while lifting, it can be done cheaply with some 2x4's, some conduit for the A frame and a couple of blocks with some line, two people can raise the mast comfortably and more importantly safely.
I've seen people claim they do it on their own, it's possible but, in my opinion is best with help.
Take your time to make sure everything is in place and run the drill in your mind to play how it's going to unfold before starting to raise, make sure you know and everybody involved knows the sequence of steps and how is supposed to happen. If somethings goes wrong or you realize it's going to, make sure your set up allows you to go back down ad rest the mast till you figure out the glitch.
Good luck and have a great day on the water !!!!!
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I pick up the Catalina 22 this FRIDAY. Family is very excited. Ive been watching YOUTUBE on how to take down and step the mast. I think I have a good idea on what to watch for, however do you have any suggestions on doing this and making it safe?
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Congrats!!! and good luck with repairs...
The Cat 22 is a very fun boat and you will enjoy it !!!
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – In 2013-14, it has been more common for junior Keifer Sykes (Chicago, Ill.) to win the Horizon League Player of the Week award than for him not to win. On Monday, the conference office announced Sykes won for the second-straight week and third time this season.
With seven career Player of the Week honors, Sykes ties former Cleveland State star Norris Cole for fifth place in Horizon League history. Sykes (Nov. 18, Dec. 2, Dec. 9) and senior Alec Brown (Nov. 25) have won the past four weekly awards.
Playing against one of the nation's top defenses on Saturday, Sykes put together another impressive performance and helped Green Bay (5-2) to a 75-72 victory over visiting Virginia (7-3). The 5-foot-11 point guard had his second career double-double, finishing with 21 points and 10 assists and accounting for 16 of his squad's 26 made field goals.
He becomes the first Green Bay player in the program's Division I history and first since Joe Mauel in 1979-80 to score 20 or more points in six-straight games. The 21-point effort happened despite Sykes taking just 10 shots from the field. Sykes finished 6-of-10 from the field, 2-of-3 from long range and 7-of-8 from the line.
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In the six-game streak, Sykes is averaging 24.7 points and 5.7 assists per game while shooting 53.3 percent from the field (48-90) and 91.8 percent from the free-throw line (45-49).
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In a rare Buckingham Palace interview, Prince Andew spoke to reporters from the International Herald Tribune about the Bush administration's invasion of Iraq. He described the United States as the Number 1 ally of Great Britain, but conceded their relations were going through a strained time. He noted, there are "occasions when people in the U.K. would wish that those in responsible positions in the U.S. might listen and learn from our experiences." He pointed out Great Britain's long history had given it some insights into what or does not work in dealing with nations. "If you are looking at colonialsm, if you are looking at operations on an international scale if you are looking at understanding each other's culture, understanding how to operate a military insurgency campaign–we have been through them all. We've won some, lost some, drawn some. The fact is there is quite a lot of experiences over here which is valid and should be listened to."
Prince Andrew believes the post invasion chaos in Iraq could have been avoided if the Bush administration had listened to British advice. For example, British views were ignored on the decision to outlaw the Baath Party or to dissolve the Iraq military. The incompetence of the Bush administration has engendered "healthy scepticism toward what is said in Washington." The Americans simply would not listen to the views of other nations since Bush people were convinced of their own briliance in dealing with Iraq.
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