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FLOTUS' example of racial bias has also happened to me … several times
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In the interview, Michelle Obama described a fairly recent incident where she experienced racial prejudice:
The first lady also described being mistreated at a Target store in suburban Washington, during a shopping trip she took in 2011.
"Even as the first lady," she told the magazine, "during the wonderfully publicized trip I took to Target, not highly disguised, the only person who came up to me in the store was a woman who asked me to help her take something off a shelf."
She said the incidents are "the regular course of life" for African-Americans and a "challenge" for the country to overcome.
The horror! Can you believe "can you help me reach that" still exists in 21st century America?
For the record, I'm a 6'3″ white guy and several times in my life I've been in a store and been asked by somebody if I could reach something on a shelf for them — and I had no idea until now that I'd been the victim of racism. Michelle Obama is almost 6 feet tall so I'm sure it's happened to her more than once too, and I'm guessing most of those weren't because she was black, but rather tall.
Clearly America has a problem with heightism!
Funny how FLOTUS' take on the same story has evolved in just a couple of years:
2 years ago @FLOTUS described helping the woman bc she was short
Today, she claims it's racism http://t.co/gsEhiD8sSj pic.twitter.com/8HI8m5Uacz
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Marshall_Will on
December 17th, 2014 2:46 pm
This woman is every bit as pathological as her husband. Working off the assumption the rest of us are all so ignorant, any old [uncorroborated] anecdote will DO! In her mind it's the best we deserve. Link below explains the average American's shopping 'experience'.
Truesoldier__ on
December 17th, 2014 5:52 pm
Makes you wonder how long it will be till the media track down the woman who asked for help so they can out her as a racist so as to push the narrative.
Granny617 on
December 17th, 2014 6:31 pm
Pathological doesn't even begin to explain these two!
Granny617 on
December 17th, 2014 6:34 pm
Then comes the DOJ investigation, the IRS audit, complete outing of all emails and phone conversations from NSA – it will be brutal.
Granny617 on
December 17th, 2014 10:26 pm
These two attended the best schools, held six figure jobs, lived in a million dollar home in Chicago, now reside in the people's house, afforded every luxury at taxpayer's expense and they still cannot bring themselves to say – there were slights along the way but we were above that and that hard work and a good education got us where we are today. An uplifting message – to minorities of every color – instead – racism, racism, racism. I would say his next step in life would probably be to call himself Rev Barry and start race hustling for shakedown payola from those "evil, profit making banks and corporations".
ChapBix on
December 17th, 2014 11:01 pm
Conceited and arrogant are the First couple. I venture most of us would have reached for whatever the person asked for (presuming we are tall enough, which I am not) without giving a thought to whatever the other person's skin color might have been.
Ace on
December 18th, 2014 1:07 pm
Wow, turns out I know what it's like to be a black woman in Amerikkka…who knew? I think I'll be throwing out the race card next time some uppity little old lady asks me to get her a can of beans off the top shelf.
Marshall_Will on
December 18th, 2014 2:53 pm
Your appraisal has been haunting more and more over the last few weeks. Hipsters, minorities and flaky [older] baby boomers *thought* they were backing "an entirely NEW type of Dimmocratic candidate!?"
All they got was a younger version of Rev. Al. At least w/ Sharpton you don't hear about his wife so much?
Marshall_Will on
December 18th, 2014 2:56 pm
The goal ( and I've seen this countless times in the Financial industry ) is to make you 'radioactive'. Ruin your life by dragging your reputation thru the dirt to the point no one would THINK about hiring you.
Then simply allow you to live out your years in poverty and disgrace. Have a nice day…
Marshall_Will on
December 18th, 2014 4:07 pm
Oh, and don't forget those annoying faux IRS 'collection' calls! You know, the ones where they're given a snippet of info about some past return and only seem to be able to find registered Republicans?
Totally out of control here in Oregon. It would be easier to find one of us that *hasn't* gotten those calls. Natch the AG throws some public service BS up their website and..? Zilch. They.Just.Keep.Coming.
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Very tasty comfort food for kids and grownups alike! Given the 2 lbs of tortellinis, I think this could benefit from either two packages of frozen spinach or the larger 16 - 20 ounces bag to boost its nutritional value. Thanks, Graymare! Made for PAC Spring 2010.
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Former White House communications director Anita Dunn says President Obama will take a "thematic approach" in his State of the Union address this evening.
In a Tuesday interview on CBS' "Washington Unplugged," Dunn told CBS News political analyst John Dickerson that Mr. Obama would use the speech as an opportunity to talk "serioussly with the American people about where we've been, and more importantly, where we're going to go and what we need to do to get there."
"Rather than starting to release specific pieces of policy, instead they've taken a far more thematic approach," Dunn said.
Dunn also emphasized that Mr. Obama was in a "very different situation tonight than he's been for the last two years."
"The President tonight goes before Congress and for the first time in his presidency, it's not in a crisis mode," Dunn continued. "The financial system didn't collapse. The recession, as horrible and painful as it was, is hopefully over."
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There will be lots of news stories about players Newcastle will be after in this summer´s transfer window and assuming we can stay in the Premier League then it could be one of the biggest transfer windows ever for Newcastle and will probably exceed the £52M we spent last summer.
But first of all we have a fight in our hands to stay in England´s top division, although again results went for us today when Swansea, after going ahead 1-0 in the first half at White Hart Lane were beaten 2-1 with two goals in the last 20 minutes form Spurs.
Tottenham go second top, 2 points behind Leicester City and 3 points above Arsenal who surprisingly lost 3-2 at Old Trafford this afternoon.
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One big mistake Newcastle have made in the last two transfer windows is we have not strengthened the defense sufficiently and we also have failed to get a top proven goalscorer into the club – and we assume those will be the top priorities in the summer.
Frank Acheampong has played 113 times for Anderlecht since signing for them in April of 2013 for €1M from Buriram United in Thailand.
In those games he has 13 goals and 13 assists since making his debut against KSC Lokeren in July three years ago.
Some big clubs are also said to be interested in the 8 times capped Ghana International and they include Marseille, Juventus and Inter Milan.
The 5ft 6ins tall Ghanaian has an excellent left foot and he possesses some speed too, so he would fit nicely into the Newcastle side.
But this summer Newcastle must make a priority of getting top defenders into the club and a recognized Premier League goalscorer such as Saido Berahino.
It was good to see Saido have an excellent game for West Brom yesterday when he scored one and made one in the 3-2 win over Crystal Palace and he looked back to something like his best form.
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The largest democratic election to ever take place is currently underway, but there's a fair chance you have heard little about it. The Indian general elections to determine the next prime minister of the country as well as the composition of the lower house of parliament (called the Lok Sabha) began on April 7th, will continue until the 12th of May, and the winners will be announced on May 16th. In total there are more than 814 million eligible voters, which is over three times the amount of people eligible to vote in the United States' 2012 presidential elections. Yet despite the scale and significance of these elections, they have attracted little attention outside of India itself.
Opposition candidate for prime minister Narendra Modi of the BJP (Bharatiya Janata Party) may very well topple Rahul Gandhi, the candidate of the ruling Indian National Congress (commonly referred to as the Congress) which has been in power for the majority of India's democratic history. Regardless of the results, huge changes are expected for the second most populous country in the world because of the swift rise of the BJP and Modi in contrast to the drop in popularity of the ruling coalition and Rahul Gandhi. The next prime minister's term of five years will undoubtedly have a tremendous impact outside of India, though it has been largely overlooked thus far by Western media with the exception of the possible impact on financial markets.
The BJP is a Hindu-nationalist party and the more conservative of the two competing factions, contrasted with the liberal nationalist Congress which has been the largest and leading party of the ruling coalition since 2009. In fact, the Nehru-Gandhi family to which Rahul Gandhi belongs has dominated India's political scene since independence in 1947, though popular discontent with the status quo and the lack of the party's ability to improve their ruling image has eroded some of their support. Rahul Gandhi, referred to as 'the reluctant prince,' until recently played a back seat in politics and has been overshadowed by his family's image and history.
Modi on the other hand, is a dynamic and controversial figure who has been praised for his economic growth as Chief Minister of the Gujarat state, but criticized for his handling of key events and lack of human rights development. During the 2002 riots in his home state of Gujarat that led to the deaths of hundreds via communal violence, Modi was lambasted for failing to curb the conflict and subsequently faced a special investigation. Though Modi was not convicted of any willful wrongdoing he was condemned internationally by countries like the US, UK and Pakistan. Despite these issues, Pakistan surprisingly endorsed him in the current election because they consider him a 'strong leader,' and Western countries have showed a willingness to work with Modi if he does indeed win.
Thus, the elections have been framed as being between a status quo and party line follower in Rahul Gandhi, or the riskier but economically savvy Narendra Modi. Modi on the world stage will almost assuredly be a more divisive figure in comparison to Gandhi or the outgoing Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. Nonetheless, perhaps a greater foray onto the world stage could positively pay off for the country set to be the world's most populous by 2028.
This election should not be forgotten as soon as the winner is announced. Indian politicians spent approximately $5 billion total on their campaigns, making it the second most expensive election of all time after the 2012 US presidential elections. The volatile relationship between India and Pakistan is a critical issue the next Indian leader in power must grapple with, as is managing the growth of one of the top ten largest economies in the world. India pursues a non-aligned and self-focused agenda, but its worldwide impact will continue to grow regardless of these goals.
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Stanford's notable surge in recruiting momentum has coincided with a flurry of campus visits that have come courtesy the program's weeklong series of instructional camps for high school players. Holder and fellow cornerback Alameen Murphy attended Stanford's camp Wednesday, while this past week's third commit, speedster Isaiah Brandt-Sims, visited campus last Monday (though he didn't participate in a camp).
"I had a great visit at the Stanford camp," Alijah Holder told The Bootleg. "I liked what I saw, I liked what was going on. So I made a call to Coach [Lance] Anderson and gave my commitment to be a Cardinal."
Listen to Holder's longer interview with The Bootleg Radio here.
In Holder and Murphy, David Shaw has netted a pair of physical cornerbacks who thrive in the midst of contact near the line of scrimmage. That's true to Stanford's defensive style, which favors overpowering opponents not only in front seven, but also on the edges. Last season, Alex Carter found a perfect niche within this system, using tremendous physicality to earn starting time as a true freshman. It's clear that defensive coordinator Derek Mason is counting on Holder's 6-foot-2 frame to fill out with muscle that will make for another physically imposing force on the outside.
In April, Shaw discussed the value of large cornerbacks. He mentioned that Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll has said the NFL is looking for physical corners who are taller than the past prototype. Fittingly, 6-foot-3 star Richard Sherman, a Stanford product, plays for Carroll now in the Pacific Northwest. The Cardinal also hopes that 6-foot-2 junior corner Ra'Chard Pippens earns more significant playing time because his physical attributes fit the Farm Boys' defensive philosophy so well.
Alijah also has a twin brother, wide receiver Mikah Holder, who is also looking for a Stanford offer. It was initially speculated that Alijah and Mikah's college football commitments might come as a package deal, but that plan is in jeopardy now, as Mikah awaits a nod from the Cardinal coaching staff. That situation is expected to develop over the summer.
Stanford now has pledges from three defensive backs in the 2014 recruiting cycle. Holder and Murphy join touted Texas safety Brandon Simmons in the class. Running backs Brandt-Sims, Christian McCaffrey, and Daniel Marx (being recruited by Stanford as a fullback) round out the current list of commits. The next month could see more developments on the recruiting front in the defensive backfield, with burner Terrence Alexander scheduled to visit The Farm.
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Dodgers issue statement on Yasiel Puig's arrest for reckless driving
The Dodgers have spoken regarding Yasiel Puig's second arrest on charges of driving in excess of 100 mph in Florida.
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Dodgers outfielder Yasiel Puig was reportedly arrested Saturday morning in Florida for driving 110 mph on I-75, where the speed limit is 70. Last month, the 23-year-old had speeding and reckless driving charges dismissed in Tennessee, where he was ticketed for going 97 mph in a 50-mph zone.
Now, the Dodgers have released the following statement:
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— Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) December 29, 2013
I think in general "Puig angst" is wildly overstated, but this is serious stuff. In my mind, excessive speeding is as much of an affront as driving drunk, as both practices gravely endanger other people on the road, and both offenses are worthy of serious reprimand/punishment.
Note to professional athletes at play: Shared roadways are not life-sized Hot Wheels tracks.


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Well yes, what happened since November?
Well yes, what happened since November?
After we all had been wondering, how the two newcomers to Antarctica could possibly enjoy it so much, there is finally evidence that they are human.
... the team gets snowed in.
It is so foreseeable that we already plan with it, when we make the schedule for our time in the field. At least two days will be spent sitting in the tent, catching up on writing down logs and documentation and watching movies preferably about people dying on cold mountains or in the snow. The correct amount of irony for such a weather.
This year, Antarctica seems to be on its best behavior! After our team had been boomeranged (when a flight turns around in mid-air and goes home) due to fog, which you might spot at the far horizon, the weather in the filed has been marvelous.
So, this season, we are at the other end of the information flow. Namely on the low priority end, well almost. We are in touch regularly about station performance, wifi-network status, training needs and logistics. However, the "so, what happened outside of scientific routine"-part is clearly not as exciting as it is when you are down on the ice yourself. Anyway, we can make the best of it and let you know that also this year, things are exciting and never the same on the Ross ice-shelf.
Well, this season the blog is going to be a little different. We are changing perspective: Last season we reported directly from the ice, this season we will report from back home and from what we hear from down there. Interestingly, it is not a lot so far -- but we are hoping that it will get better.
... we would already know, who will be part of this year's team.
The has started rising again on the Ross ice-shelf and just a week later, our stations are back to life. During only a couple of minutes per day, they have been signaling that they have made it through the winter.
Yes, we will be going down again this year. And yes, there will be new photos and new stories about spending nights on the ice-shelf.
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The worksheet in question, published by Instructional Fair, is entitled, "The Second Amendment Today," and it allegedly proclaims that American citizens do not have the right to guns.
Story here."The courts have consistently determined that the Second Amendment does not ensure each individual the right to bear arms," it purportedly reads. "The courts have never found a law regulating the private ownership of weapons unconstitutional."


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By Tom Pedulla, USA TODAY
NEW YORK The popular move proved to be most unpopular when the NFL Draft opened Saturday at Radio City Music Hall.
Houston Texans fans yearned for their team to invest the top pick in either electrifying running back Reggie Bush or quarterback Vince Young, who used his arm and his legs to lead the University of Texas to the national title. They got defensive end Mario Williams.
New York Jets fans, aware that Chad Pennington is an uncertain proposition after undergoing rotator-cuff surgery for the second consecutive year, looked for their team to pursue a potential franchise quarterback with the fourth overall selection. They got D'Brickashaw Ferguson, the premier offensive lineman available.
The Green Bay Packers, choosing fifth, went for linebacker A.J. Hawk. The San Francisco 49ers followed with a tight end, Vernon Davis. And so it went.
Vince Young, the first passer taken when the Tennessee Titans made him the third overall choice as the eventual heir to Steve McNair, said it best.
"It's not all about the pick," Young said. "It's what the team needs."
DRAFT BOARD: Pick by pick
New Texans coach Gary Kubiak ultimately convinced owner Bob McNair that a pass rusher with vast potential was needed most if the franchise is to finally enjoy a winning season and progress from there. McNair concluded that the soundest possible football decision would ultimately be the best business.
"Vince Young is very popular in Houston. Reggie Bush is, too," McNair said. "It was a tough choice. It was offense vs. defense. That was the issue."
When Kubiak was the offensive coordinator in Denver before leaving to coach Houston, the Broncos were known for their ability to routinely transform middle- or low-round running backs into 1,000-yard performers. Houston already has Domanick Davis, who produced 976 yards last season and averaged 4.2 yards per carry.
Still, it was more than a little surprising when Bush, compared by New York Giants general manager Ernie Accorsi to the brilliant Gale Sayers, found himself dropping a notch to New Orleans. The Saints resisted trade offers and pounced on the Heisman Trophy winner even though they already have a quality back, Deuce McAllister.
It had been speculated for months that Bush, whose speed and elusiveness allowed him to produce 2,890 all-purpose yards last season as a junior, would top the two-day draft. Then Houston, which had negotiated with both Williams and Bush, announced Friday night that it had done the unexpected.
"At the end of the day, it's up to the teams. We have no control over this thing," Bush said. "It's up to the teams to choose who they feel is going to best suit their program."
Williams' life in Houston will not be easy. The 6-6, 291-pound lineman was unceremoniously greeted by chants of "Over-ra-ted! Over-ra-ted!" when he was introduced by Paul Tagliabue, who presided over his final draft as commissioner before his retirement.
"I'm going to win them over regardless," Williams said. "They don't have to worry about me coming in and being a bust."
Williams rang up 14 ½ sacks and 24 tackles for losses for N.C. State in 2005. His stock soared when he displayed his speed (4.73 in the 40) and strength (35 repetitions in the 225-pound bench press) at the scouting combine in February, providing teams with the measurables they crave.
He became only the seventh defensive end to top the draft since the process began in 1936. Bruce Smith (Buffalo, 1985) and Courtney Brown (Cleveland, 2000) had been the only ends to gain that distinction in the past 21 years.
McNair was not dissuaded by that history.
"He could be another Reggie White. That's what our people think," the owner said, referring to one of the premier pass rushers of all time. "I think he has the talent and the mental makeup to do that."
It is believed that Tennessee's decision boiled down to Young or Matt Leinart, Bush's teammate at Southern California and the Heisman Trophy winner two years ago. Young was the subject of considerable debate and was thought to be slipping for several reasons during the period leading to the draft.
There were reports that he tested poorly on the Wonderlic, which measures intelligence. His sidearm throwing motion and the perception that he is more of a runner than passer were other causes for concern.
Young was heartened by Tennessee's show of faith, which was somewhat surprising since Titans offensive coordinator Norm Chow worked previously with Leinart at Southern California.
"I want to show the world I can be successful at the next level," Young said.
Leinart plummeted to the Arizona Cardinals in the 10th position. Denver, following Jake Plummer's shaky performance in its lopsided 34-17 loss to Pittsburgh in the AFC Championship Game, traded up to 11th to select Vanderbilt's Jay Cutler.
The Jets' Ferguson, after taking it all in, already sounded like a veteran.
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TAMPA (AP) Tampa Bay tight end Jerramy Stevens (FSY) was sitting out Sunday's game after police said he was arrested and charged with possessing marijuana.
Stevens was pulled over in his Ford pickup on Saturday at 7:05 a.m. for loud music, Tampa police spokeswoman Andrea Davis said in a news release. The officer said he smelled marijuana inside the vehicle and found 38 grams, or 1 1/3 ounce, of marijuana.
The 30-year-old player was taken to jail and charged with possession of marijuana with intent to sell and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers spokesman Jonathan Grella said the team was "deeply troubled" by the arrest.
"We take such matters quite seriously," he said. "Obviously Jerramy Stevens will not be playing today and we will treat this matter with the seriousness it deserves but in the meantime are focused on playing the Rams."
Stevens was previously convicted of drunken driving in 2007 and pleaded guilty to reckless driving in 2003.
Stevens signed with the Buccaneers in 2007 after spending the first five years of his career with the Seahawks. The former first-round draft pick had 15 receptions for 130 yards and one touchdown last season and has 202 career catches for 2,217 yards and 22 TDs.
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Family is what is most important...I highly recommend "children!" :o)
Coming from a family of 8 children and as a mother of 6...I am definitely an advocate of giving your child at least one sibling to bond with, if possible! My brothers, sisters and close cousins are my dearest friends! We have tackled many fun times and challenges together and have rejoiced and cherished each others families! The caring for our aged parents, until they passed away, drew us even closer! My memories with my siblings as a young child and youth are ones that I cherish! Being a part of a close-knit, loving family...and marrying into one has brought the greatest joy we could hope for, even above all the academic and career successes we've had! Family is what is most important in life! Best wishes in your own decisions and family life! :o)


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Understand me: I am not a perfect girl.
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Then throw them in your face like sad confetti. Continue reading "9.21.2016 ~ Consider Me"
I've been thinking a lot about feelings lately. Perhaps because, for the first time in a little while, I've allowed myself to get slightly caught up in them again.
The wonderful thing about the last six months of focusing on myself and my fitness and career goals is that I've been able to relatively distance myself from my wonky emotions and lead a fairly regimented and orderly life. Feelings…emotions…they can be chaos to a woman like me, and if I am to accomplish anything necessary and greater for myself, I've learned that I have to push them aside at times. I have to use the logical part of my brain, you know, the reasonable part that actually accomplishes tasks and doesn't spend countless hours obsessing about imaginary things that I could have said in a serious conversation I had two months before. Continue reading "9.16.2016 ~ Meeting in the Middle…"
It's the last day of August. And the inability to write anything resembling something inspiring continues.
I've got mounds of shitty little poems, some I might consider finished if I was submitting them to my eighth grade English teacher. Others just sit there, half completed, like sad, little reminders of strong, but idle thoughts that never flourished into their true potential. Continue reading "8.31.2016 ~ To Be Continued…"
The problem with being an emotional writer is that I really only write well when I'm miserable or unhappy. Look at Plath, Hemingway, Bukowski…they all wrote amazing pieces of literature largely in part due to their status as "tortured artists." I start to wonder now if there really is some truth to the "genius through misfortune" paradigm. Continue reading "6.30.2016 ~ Writer's Block"
I have to admit, this last failed relationship – him, my Derrick, what he was, what we were together and what we weren't – has had a profound effect on me. All relationships that end have an impact, certainly, but this time, it feels different. It has completely changed how I feel about love and I'm starting to wonder…is it meant for me? Continue reading "5.13.2016 ~ Excerpts from the Narrator"
Life. I want to talk about life for a quick minute here.
Three years ago, my life was so completely different than it is today. I was someone's wife, I lived in a different state, I did a completely different job, and I felt completely different about who and what I was. Continue reading "5.5.2016 ~ Life"


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DURHAM, N.H. – A generous grant from the Eleanor and Clarence Prevo Fund will launch the development of a new soccer and lacrosse facility at the University of New Hampshire and support Northeast Passage, which empowers people with disabilities to engage in athletic pursuits. "We are enormously grateful for this generous lead funding to facilitate the construction of a soccer-lacrosse facility," said UNH Director of Athletics Marty Scarano. "The donors share our vision that these programs can... Read Full Article
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DURHAM, N.H. – New research found the Guiding Stars nutritional rating system, which educates consumers about healthy food options, had a positive effect raising awareness of healthy food choices available at the University of New Hampshire. "Many of us are looking to make changes that will support...Read MoreGuiding Stars Raises Awareness of Healthy Food Choices in UNH Dining Halls
DURHAM, N.H. – The University of New Hampshire will host the "Social Innovation Internship Showcase" Wednesday, July 26, 2017, from 10 a.m.-noon, followed by a networking reception for attendees, as a concluding event of the summer social innovation internship program. Now in its 7th year, this...Read MoreSocial Innovation Internship Showcase at UNH July 26
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DURHAM, N.H. – University of New Hampshire and University of South Florida researchers have published a new book that provides the first comprehensive look at seaweeds in the Northwest Atlantic in more than 60 years. "Seaweeds of the Northwest Atlantic" by NH Agricultural Experiment Station...Read MoreUNH Research: New Book Provides Complete Look at Seaweeds of the Northwest Atlantic
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DURHAM, N.H. – Researchers with the New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station at the University of New Hampshire have succeeded in quadrupling the length of the Granite State's strawberry growing season as part of a multi-year research project that aims to benefit both growers and consumers....Read MoreUNH Researchers Extend N.H. Growing Season for Strawberries
DURHAM, N.H. – About three in 10 Medicaid recipients could be affected by a potential work requirement, a share that is similar in rural and urban places, according to researchers at the Carsey School of Public Policy at the University of New Hampshire. Among Medicaid recipients affected, the...Read MoreUNH Research Finds About One-Third of Medicaid Recipients Affected by Potential Work Requirement
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DURHAM, N.H. – The University of New Hampshire will host Marine Innovation Day Thursday, July 27, 2017, from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. in the Victory Club at Wildcat Stadium, to promote innovation and industry/university collaboration by providing companies with direct access to UNH researchers working in the...Read MoreUNH Hosts Marine Innovation Day to Promote Industry Collaboration
DURHAM, N.H. – While Hillary Clinton nearly matched Barack Obama's 2012 performance in most urban areas, her failure to match recent Democratic presidential nominees in less populated areas contributed to her defeat, according to new research released by the Carsey School of Public Policy at the...Read MoreUNH Research Finds Clinton's Defeat Result of Fewer Votes in Less Populated Areas of U.S.
DURHAM, N.H. - The following students have been named to the Dean's List at the University of New Hampshire for the spring semester of the 2016-2017 academic year. Students named to the Dean's List at the University of New Hampshire are students who have earned recognition through their superior...Read MoreUniversity of New Hampshire Dean's List
DURHAM, N.H. — Thanks to the generosity of University of New Hampshire alumni Craig and Linda Rydin students from Berlin High School who have been accepted to UNH will receive extra scholarship support. The Rydins, who both grew up in Berlin, recently made a seven-figure gift to UNH. This latest...Read MoreAlums Commit Additional $1 Million in Scholarships to North Country Students


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We got upgraded to a suite which was excellent; nice view if your room is on the seaside (the opposite side might be less attractive) Quality of breakfast does not correspond to a 4* hotel; lobby is a bit shabby
We loved the village of Tolo. We were also very close to the beach and harbor. Our room had a great view of the sea and near islands. The hotel staff was friendly and very helpful.
We were lucky enough to have a large room with beautiful views of the bay and pool side. Big, balconies with nice furniture allow you to have a romantic and enjoyable drink/dinner even if your teenagers are with you. Even though it is at the end of Tolo, it is within easy walking distance of most of the town's attractions, except Psili Ammos Beach which is a 30 minuite walk, so take a car. The staff was friendly, attentive, and very helpful. Breakfast was very good. The swimming pool and excellent views, friendly bar man. Wifi also a bonus. Quiet location but accessible to everything in the town. A comfortable hotel Despite these shortcomings, we will stay at this hotel again, but here they are in the interest of fairness and full disclosure. There is a steep slope up to hotel and its parking which our rental car refused to make. Luckily we could park in the back side of the hotel, but either way you have to negotiate stairs and corners. Unfortunately the hotel will not be easy for people with mobility difficulties. The bathrooms were kind of crammed and were equipped with a very loud, noisy and ineffective fan.
The friendliness and helpfulness of the staff. The steep access road was not helpful for my mother and dangerous when conditions were wet. We had an English school tour in the hotel at the time of our stay and they took over the lounge and dining room when they were around, which caused us to vacate these areas during these times - we felt that should have made use of the conference room for their lessons, at least.
Very clean hotel. Professional and very helpful and friendly staff. Magnificent view from the front balconies. The rooms are not sound proof, we could hear our neighbours through the walls or through the ventilation system. As well, we could hear everything that was happening in the corridor. The "orange juice" that was served at breakfast was very sweet and had an awfull artificial taste. There was regular coffee for breakfast, but it was not freshly brewed. I would expect higher standards in a 4**** hotel.
The fact that it was clean and there were 2 bars of soap. It was not up to 4* hotel standards
Nice pool, nice breakfast, spacious rooms, close to centre and beach of Tolon.
Great place for families. Location was terrific.
It was very silence place, the hotel is situated outside Kanthia village with its own beach and a huge swemming pool. Perfect place to forget the noise world. They sholuld offer also the All inclusive progame, for a perfect holiday.
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location, beach,and staff i would stay there for 6 months if i could afford it
New hotel, great pool and private beach Spa not available, no buffet breakfast during low season, low value for money
Luxury and great room, friendly pool bar staff
The room was OK. The hotel is situated on a remote location. Ugly building. During the whole day there was loud music at the pool, beach and even during breakfast. Complaining does not help. The whirlpool in the bathroom caused an electrical short resulting in a power outage in the room. Hard beds. Unfriendly staff. No fresh orange juice at breakfeast, although there are lots of orange trees in the area. In short: the hotel is a big disappointment.
Brand new hotel, quit, large room, classic, nice pool, on the beach, deserves 5 stars. The staff who are keeping the hotel in good condition and clean, should be much more professional.
I really loved the spacious rooms, and the staff was very polite, friendly and helpful. I was amazed by the size of the pool... Breakfast buffet was also very good. The only thing that stood out was the food (quality & taste). It was far from what I'd expect at a hotel like this. Not only was it disappointing, but it was - to an extent - very bad. At the buffet, dinner was very low quality, and did not reflect the overrated price. Room service was also charged an extra 30%.
As international travellers over the past 40years we appreciated the level of appointment of the establishment and in particular the degree of attention to all aspects of standards. The staff were keen to help at all times. We were disappointed the Thalasso Spa was not functional at the time of stay. Evening entertainment even to a minimal degree would enhance your capabilities.
Overrated. Too expensive do not believe what the advertisements states. Really dissappointed
Professional , helpful and friendly staff.Hotel's position and room's view.
nice swimming pool, parking, view, air condition hair in the bath
spacious studio (for the price) with kitchen equipemnt. perfect internet connection (cable). some of the guests
wonderful view
Amaryllis Hotel Apartments are at a beautiful location. Gorgeous view of the Argolikos gulf.The staff is very friendly and helpful. Tolo is a charming town.
The staff were very friendly and the apartments were very well designed and spacious
Hotel stuff was very friendly and nice, location is very nice - close to the beach and Nafplio. Car parking is nice and safe. View from the room window and balcony was great! It had fully equipped kitchen. Safety box did not work. Bathroom was not so clean and shower did not work properly. Breakfast was very basic.
It was very peaceful, both because it was set back from the main town and there were hardly any other guests when we were there. The main man was very friendly. We also enjoyed relaxing on the balcony looking over towards the sea. There seemed to be a lot of tiny flies, particularly in the bathroom. Also the jacuzzi wasn't working.
I checked out after one night, it was too noisy. Too many kids. Not what l expected. IMy fault in expecting a quiet experience at a weekend
view over bay
Beautiful designed and comfort rooms. Very kindly hotel owner, beautiful view from balcony, great and clean pool.
The staff were very helpful and friendly. The view is from the outdoor pool terrace is incredible and the facilities are great!
The staff was very polite and helpful. The pool was smaller but acceptable. Parking space was available, most of the times. Beyond that, nothing else too exciting. The hotel is classed as 4-star hotel, but in no way it is a 4-star hotel. Rather, it's 3-minus-star hotel with some "technical" upgrades. Not impressed at all with the location/facilities. The 4-star is very misleading; even the offered gym was not to the 4-star standards...
The family that runs it very nice, and helped us make our way around. We were going to Epidaurus for the theatre and this was a convenient location (approx. 35 min. drive). Lots to see in area, Napflio, Mycenae, Epidaurus. Lots of Greek vacationers too! The doors to rooms are very thin, wood only. You can hear every movement from other guests coming and going. New doors and some sealing would help.
Polite helpful staff, great breakfast. Location not great, Tolo in general is not a very pretty town.
Clean, reasonable room, small by the U.S. standards but functional enough for our needs, good overall facility, great views and good swimming pool.Friendly staff. Excellent value for the money.
Very convenient for Nafplia, Mycenae, and Athens. Also very good for day cruises to Hydra and Spetses The municipality or the Greek Tourism Authority needs to do something about cleaning up the bwaches in Tolo
Hostess was very friendly and helpful. Rooftop bar great. Swimming pool refreshing (but not large). Very small bathroom and no cleaning service.
Lots of space in apartment, very nice landscaping outside, lovely view of the town and sea, very close to town (5 minute walk to restaurants, shops and seaside), very basic apartment but great price. Liked that it was available for just one night...should have stayed longer. Would have been nice to have dish soap, salt and pepper and a pot scrubber. Otherwise amazing.
The staff was very polite and the room was spacious and clean. Breakfast was excellent with a very wide choice.
Nice garden. Polite staff. Typical Greek miserable BB.
The room was good: very nice outside, comfortable inside, lovely view of the sea from our spacious balcony. It is very difficult to find! Even with map and GPS!
Accommodation is very good. Stuff was extremely pleasant. Scenery is beautiful and hotel is very tastefully furnished. Everything was very clean.
Excellent breakfast Good view Friendly reception no
The room was very clean and our room was spacious. The bathroom was large and there were lovely views. The pool and bar area are very nice. Our hosts, Gunda and Voula, were exceptionally nice and helpful. The Heliotopos is off the main street which is nice, and the hotel is very quiet.
Confortable, quiet, good value for money. Well equipped apartment style room, with small but adequarte kitchen. Secure room. Superb view (though rooms at the side of the hotel may have a more restricted view). Impossible to escape heavy smokers at breakfast - even outside!
our stay was very pleasant at the Paradise Lost Hotel, because of the nice swimming pool and the proximity to Mycenes, Epidaure, Nafplio..., the restaurant has little time of opening (it was never the good time for having a lunch or a dinner) and the manager could give a warmer welcome
The 2-roomed appartment was very spacious with a few nice extra touchs. Breakfast was very nice and plentiful. Plenty of parking facilities. Hotel is a quiet location just off the main street and across from the sandy beach! There is no control or supervision by the hotel staff over the swimming pool area even though there are notices saying no diving - these are not enforced. Children were jumping in all over the place, running and climbing onto the hydro-massage wall of the pool. You couldn't sit in peace around the pool to enjoy a drink and read a magazine. The situation is an accident waiting to happen!
People are flexible and ready to help. Nice and well maintained swimming pool The breakfast buffet is a bit messy.....most of time, things are missing, coffee and tea are cold....so need improvements there
Great facility with great location. Good breakfast included with the price of the room. no
The location is excellent! Right in the centre, but still in a quiet area just few steps from the main road. The pool is fantastic with a pool bar. Good breakfast. Nice, quiet rooms with air condition.
staff very friendly during the low season, lots of school groups, very noisy especially nights.
restaurant, swimming pool, staff with nice people bed service
Convenient location to the beach and town. I thought the price was high. We were charged additional money to use the safe in the room and to have internet access.
We got exactly what we expected. There was no overselling. The breakfast was fine and in line with expectations. The difficulty to find the hotel.
The staff were very helpful and welcoming and the breakfast was copious and tasty. It was over-priced for the standard of accomodation. A basic room with little extra comfort. A tiny bathroom with bright white neon lighting and no ventilation. Cold floors and basic decoration. The windows onto the balcony were very hard to close. If it had been less expensive we wouldn't have minded.
It was a perfect weekend getaway!! Loved the hotel, the staff and the location.
The room was good and the staff very nice A smell of fried food filled all the common spaces all the day; the air conditioning could not be adjusted; the parking is a public one and is situated across the beach, so we had to carry our baggages on the sand
Beach, accessibility of ancient sites, cooking of special dinners for us
The rooms were big and comfortable, breakfast was generous and the hotel was two steps from the beach. Air condition didn't fully work.
Right on the beach, nice sea views, drinks and mezze available into the early hours. Room not too small, air con and balcony. Fairly long walk from car parking area.
Great, great location - two meters from the sea (couldn't believe it!) - and unbelievable view from my room. Good value for money and nice people (it's a family run hotel). Will visit again in the summer with my wife and kids and try to stay longer this time - I bet they'll love it!
the swimming pool & great service by the staff
It is good enough. Thats why, we booked again for the time to come.
its location, breakfast, clean room small bathroom
clean, helpful personnel ,nice breakfast. that's why we re going again
Decent breakfast. Few minutes away from (walking to) the beach. Small rooms.I paid for a spacy three beds room.I got a two-bed room with no space for the third bed, with a view to the back side of the building. I asked the keeper for a change (there were plenty empty rooms) and I got a negative response.
Friendly and helpfull staff
Excellent and quiet location off the main road with own parking. Still near to the sea [less than 5 minutes walk]. The reception staff are very good. Problems are treated immediately. Non smoking lobby and restaurant [quite rare for Greece]. Big balkonies. Bathroom could be bigger
We met a receptionist named Dimitris at this hotel and he was so kind and helpfull and he makes our stay very pleasent.
The stuff very nice and friendly, specialy Demetry. The rooms and the hotel, the pool and the restaurant are very very clean. It's located in a very good place, beside the beach, the center of the town, and you can travel throw the area, there are beautiful things to see. I have to say something about the cleaning stuff: they do a wonderful and excellent work. I recommend for everyone who wants nice and quiet holiday to go to Apollon hotel :)
Friendly staff, very good price, renovated and very quiet location
the pool closed very late The breakfast could have been a bit better, a few more items to choose from.
A clean and friendly hotel with a nice swimming pool and good aircon in the rooms. A bit of a walk to town but location was therfore quiet.It is possible to park by Tolo beach teenagers may appreciate more to do at hotel eg. a table tennis table although there is full court tennis.
Very peacefull, we were the only guests on one night. We arrived very late, and phoned to confirm. Staff were very helpful. Bathroom cramped. Door locks were found difficult to secure by some of our party.
next to bay tile floors, no conditioner, more choices of fresh fruit for breakfast
Having stayed in 4 star hotels on Pelopones, I can say that this is an underrated hotel! Unless you will stay in the water, there is no hotel on earth as close to the sea ;-)
Clean rooms and nice design of the hotel interior and exterior. Nice parking lot. We were actually moved to another group hotel [Apollon], where the receptionist was at least unwilling to help us and referred us for anything to the Minoa Hotel.Our room was having view to a wall and was over the electricity generator and by no means was worth 85 euros. The receptionist was unwilling to help us and we had to walk for more than an hour to get to Minoa and fix this.
Nice location, on the beach, 5 m to the sea from the hotel entry, clean room, viziting arheological site We have booked a room for 3 persons and we have received a 2 person room that had a double bed and a extra bed for the third person, therefore the space in the room was little hard to move when 3 persons were in the room. We wanted a room with sea view, but at the reception this desire was no possible, stiil there were free roams.
Exellant location right on the beach; nice view;just a few minutes walking from seaside bars and tavernas.Quite good breakfast. For it's price it is quite good. For families who stay a long term.
If you want to be close to the beach, you can't beat this. You don't have to pay Napflion room prices (especially since one day in Napflion is more than enough), the water is clean and warm, and the main street in town is full of nice tavernas and shops. It's a family-run operation so they try hard to please. Good internet access. Breakfast is pretty much the same every day. The windows are left open in the dining area, thus allowing flies in, so it would be nice if the breakfast buffet was covered so that the flies don't land on the food which is offered.
Position, views, staff
Beach access at hotel's door, friendly staff
The reception' s colaborators are very friendly. The view over the sea. Acess to the hotel is dificult, no car parking, and the reception is on the beach. It is dificult to take de bags so many meters over the sand on the beach. Very hot rooms
This is an excellent hotel with top, very attentive service. Right on the beach, excellent breakfast, possibility to have lunch and dinner in the hotel. If you bring your own laptop, wireless internet (only available in the - very large - lobby) is free. The rooms without see view look upon the mountain - but also into an interior courtyard that smells from the two restaurants in the back. Not really an issue - even with the windows open, but you can't really stay on the balcony. Balcony is small and some furniture needs replacing. Also: the rooms are not fit for three persons - even if you booked a three person room.
Excellent place for family with children, the room was quired.
Good location in the town of Tolos, direct access to beach. Parking just next to the hotel. Owner operating the hotel is friendly and helpful. Shower head can be improved - current shower head feels like spraying your own body with high pressure car wash nozzle.
I loved the location Breakfast...
Clean, comfortable accomodations, very close to the beach, rigth in the heart of the town. Highly recommended if staying in Tolo.
i like and i know hotel staff and it have good place near the see.
Quite good breakfast 1) There was an awful smell in the room coming from the bath, 2) We asked for double en suite and we got two single beds placed alongside, 3) The beach underneath is awful, 4) The air-condition was very dirty (like it has been never cleaned) and hardly cooled the room. Definably don't book in this hotel, there are so many (booking does not even have them) that you will surely find one far better.
nice hotel in a cosy beach village
Location, weather
Nice view. Clean rooms. Reasonable price.
Nice hotel with own swimming pool and poolside bar, just 5 minutes walk from the main promenade and the beach. Beautiful views from the balcony onto the nearby sea.
- the staff was friendly and helpfull - rooms with poor facilities, i.e. without telephone, safe, etc; bathroom was unsuited for use, was small, the shower was very old, and generally the conditions of all instalations was very poor
Nice people, nice views, good breakfast, close to nauplia, good swimming pool, quiet. Everithing was fine.
the family type of service only that the swiming pool was a bit small but we cant do anything about it
It was a very nice place and atmosphere and the hotel staff was very nice also The poor furniture they have and the state of the shower
quiet noisy fridge
Personal is very friendly and helpful, nice swimming pool, good breakfasts, nice view. Noisy fridge, not very comfortable bathroom.
Nice view and swimming pool. Quiet area. Rooms to small for 4*. Basic rooms.
The family is very friendly and helpful
The owner is very friendly and makes sure you enjoy your stay. Great value for your money, rooms are clean and everything works fine. It's an ideal place to stay if your are traveling with your family. The beach, a supermarkets and restaurants are within a short walking distance
The staff was very friendly. The apartment was basic but o.k., from the balcony you have a beautiful view on the see. Tolo is a very busy town, with a lot of tourists, shops and restaurants.
We enjoyed the view on the sea from the balcony, and the children loved the swimming pool. The staff was nice. Wa had a pleasant stay. The bathroom was too small.
Lovely courtyard, friendly staff
High speed wi-fi internet access, near the beach, the supermarket, the bus stops, the port, small but comfortable room, a/c, tv, fridge Noisy bed, thin walls (you could hear what your neighbors were saying and doing), wi-fi did not extend to the room, could only access from the pool area
Good quiet location within short walk to the shops, restaurants and beach suitable also for small kids. Nice pool area. Beautiful view from balcony of appartment (not in ground level appartments). Easy to find with the map, which was kindly sent by email after I had done reservation. We were welcomed with friendly smile even if we arrived 5:30 am and I had to wake up the owner.
We were in a Maisonette and the views from both balcony's were lovely. Our hosts were very helpful and hospitable, serving home-made goodies at breakfast and providing suggestions about visiting the area.
Very nice staff and a friendly atmosphere. Nice swimmimgpool and close to the beach and the nice city with a lot of shops and caffés and restaurants. Nice and clean rooms. Nothing bad to say about this hotel.
Very nice and comfortable appartment hotel with super friendly hosts.
The owners were very friendly and the good swimmingpool. That there was no direct possabilaty to go from the room to the swimmingpool.


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| From an Oregon State Perspective |
OSU makes finishing kick
Now, who doesn't believe?
Using the backup quarterback, losing the Pac-10's leading rusher, seemingly having momentum's pendulum swinging out of reach, Oregon State wouldn't even allow blowing football's simplest play, an extra point, to deter their flirtation with destiny ... more from the Register Guard | OSU report
Beavs win thriller, eye Civil War, roses
JUST HOW MANY GUTCHECK WINS do these guys have in them? Trailing 17-16 with 1:19 left and 80 yards to go, Oregon State calmly, with ice cold precision, marched to a redemption seizing FG by Justin Kahut -- keyed by a 47-yard strike from Sean Canfield to Sammie Stroughter -- and knocked off Arizona 19-17. With Quizz injured early, the number of key Beaver performers was almost too lengthy to list.
James Rodgers left it all out on the field. With brother and star RB Jacquizz Rodgers going down to injury in the first quarter (early reports called it a slight shoulder separation) James racked up more than 100 yards on the fly sweep to pace Oregon State on the ground ... more from BeaverFootball.com.
Canfield aces tough test minus Quizz
So what team wins without its starting quarterback and the freshman running back who might be the offensive player of the year in the Pac-10?
Why, Oregon State does, with a 19-17 victory over Arizona on Saturday in Arizona Stadium ... more from the Register Guard.
Clutch kick has Beavers smiling
Justin Kahut looked up, and focused on a spot between the uprights, and it was a very weird time to smile, but that's what he did. Just grinned. He couldn't help it. Suddenly, he felt so good.
A moment later, he nailed the field goal, the final gun went off, and Oregon State had a 19-17 victory over Arizona. And there's no need to wonder why Kahut is still beaming, along with his teammates, and why every OSU fan is filled with giddiness ... more from the Register Guard.
OSU's Great Escape
There's no longer any reason to avoid the talk.
One win separates Oregon State from a Jan. 1 date in Pasadena, Calif., and a rematch with Penn State in the Rose Bowl ... more from the Gazette Times | Report card
Backups deliver prime-time performances
Backups came to the forefront Saturday night for the Oregon State football team.
Starting quarterback Lyle Moevao couldn't play due to his injured throwing shoulder suffered Nov. 1 against Arizona State ... more from the Gazette Times | Sideline briefing
OSU overcomes loss of Quizz
Oregon State running back Jacquizz Rodgers' night ended early when Arizona cornerback Devin Ross slammed into the 5-foot-7 freshman's left shoulder.
Rodgers sat on the bench with 3:18 left in the first quarter and never returned, forced to watch the rest of the 21st-ranked Beavers' wild, come-from-behind 19-17 victory over the Wildcats ... more from the Mail Tribune.
Michigan, Oregon State and a reversal of fortune
The last time Guns N' Roses released an album of new material, I was in high school. A friend and I cut class to get "Use Your Illusion I" and "Use Your Illusion II." We went to one of those mom and pop record stores you rarely find these days.
Sunday, Guns N' Roses (or at least the Axl Rose part of what's left of them) releases "Chinese Democracy" exclusively to Best Buy, the kind of store you find pretty much everywhere these days. That's 17 years between releases of original material ... more from The Oregonian.
Still alive and kicking back
What is it about this Oregon State team?
Here was the scene Saturday night, in a made-for-national TV thriller ... more from The Oregonian | Notes
Victory puts Beavers on destiny's fast track
T he Oregon State Beavers trailed by a point. They were stranded on their own 20, 1:19 left in the game, 80 yards from the end zone, without sparkplug Jacquizz Rodgers, without starting quarterback Lyle Moevao, without any timeouts.
It wasn't checkmate, but it was close ... more from The Oregonian.
Wide-left agony, right-on redemption
Justin Kahut is a kicker, and he knows what that entails.
"As kickers, you know that game's going to come down to you're either a hero or a zero," Kahut said ... more from The Oregonian.
Beavers' ultimate weapon: They are family
The thing that impressed me most in the aftermath of Oregon State's logic-defying 19-17 victory at Arizona Saturday night were two players with the biggest smiles this side of Stevie Wonder.
Lyle Moevao and Jacquizz Rodgers were celebrating every bit as much as their teammates, even though injured shoulders took them out of the biggest game of the season for the Beavers ... more from The Portland Tribune.
On a kick and a prayer, Kahut gets ride of his life
There was no time to be nervous.
Stick to business, Justin Kahut told himself ... more from The Portland Tribune.
Rose Bowl dreams still alive – Oregon State wins
on final play 19-17
No Jacquizz Rodgers. No Lyle Moevao. No Rose Bowl, right?
Well, no. Oregon State has proved through this remarkable season it is a team you should never count out, no matter what the situation ... more from The Portland Tribune.
| From an Arizona Perspective |
Oregon St. sinks UA on late FG
With the clock stopped at 0:04, a young man with a couple days' stubble ran onto the field with his team's Rose Bowl hopes squarely on his shoulders.
Four minutes earlier, Justin Kahut had missed a tying extra-point attempt, as close to a gimme as there is at this level of competition. No. 21 Oregon State needed to beat Arizona to stay in contention for its first Rose Bowl trip since 1965. The Beavers had driven 50 yards to bring themselves to within a point ... more from the Arizona Republic.
Cats bit at the end
As Oregon State kicker Justin Kahut lined up for his game-winning field goal in Saturday's 19-17 victory over Arizona, Eben Britton dropped to a knee.
Britton, the Arizona Wildcats' star left tackle and team captain, began pleading ... more from the Arizona Daily Star.
OSU's 20-minute drill a painful end for Cats
The Arizona Wildcats will spend the next 20 years thinking about 20 real-time minutes.
That's how long it took for Arizona to blow a one-point lead Saturday and kill its chances of climbing the Pac-10 Conference standings. That's how long it took Oregon State to preserve its Rose Bowl chances ... more from the Arizona Daily Star.
It's the same old heartbreak as UA fails to win big
Didn't see any anger. Didn't hear any vows to beat ASU. Didn't witness anyone, except some numb UA fans, show any visible sign of hurt.
Instead, I saw recognition of some old familiar foes: defeat and desperation ... more from the Arizona Daily Star.
Beavers prove resiliency in victory
Really, Oregon State should have rolled over.
The Beavers started Saturday night's game without starting quarterback Lyle Moevao, who couldn't overcome a shoulder injury ... more from the Arizona Daily Star.
Cat's secondary burned at end
Arizona cornerback Devin Ross could only see the back of jersey No. 19.
Oregon State's Sammie Stroughter had a three- or four-step lead on the Wildcat cornerback with the clock ticking down ... more from the Tucson Citizen.
Sweeps by the 'other' Rodgers burns Cats
Oregon State's James Rodgers lined up as a wide receiver, but ended as the Beavers' top rusher with sweeps Arizona couldn't stop.
The brother of star freshman running back Jacquizz Rodgers, he ended up with a career-high 10 carries for 102 yards and a touchdown despite not lining up in the backfield ... more from the Tucson Citizen.
Loss to Beavers 'tough to take'
Arizona was a missed extra point away from victory. So it seemed.
The Wildcats wound up being a blown coverage and a game-winning field goal by Justin Kahut away from continuing their streak of wins over ranked teams in November ... more from the Tucson Citizen.
Cats lose on last second field goal
The Oregon State Beavers' Rose Bowl hopes are still alive after Justin Kahut makes up for a missed extra point and drills a 24-yard field goal as time expires to beat Arizona 19-17.
UA simply could not stop OSU receiver Sammie Stroughter in the stretch run, as he catches a key 49-yard pass to put the Beavers on the UA 5-yard line with 39 seconds left. Stroughter, who beat Devin Ross on the play, had three catches for 88 yards in the final 5 minutes ... more from the Tucson Citizen.
Last-second field goal dooms 'Cats
Oregon State kicker Justin Kahut could have been the goat Saturday night.
With less than four minutes left in a defensive battle between Arizona and No. 21 Oregon State, the game appeared to be decided by a missed extra point by the sophomore ... more from the Daily Wildcat.
| From a National Perspective |
Miracle in the Desert
Oregon State placekicker Justin Kahut said he was "in disbelief" after missing the potential tying extra point late in the fourth quarter.
Imagine how the Arizona Wildcats felt a few minutes later, when Kahut calmly nailed a 24-yard field goal as time expired to seal an improbable 19-17 victory on Saturday night, leaving the Beavers one win away from their first Rose Bowl trip since 1965 ... more from the Associated Press.
Instant Analysis: Oregon State-Arizona
You know that stuff about overcoming adversity, believing in yourself, and never giving up? It sounds so corny, and sometimes, that kind of coachspeak can get stale. On Saturday night in Tucson, however, Mike Riley and the rest of the Oregon State Beavers truly inspired anyone and everyone who believes that competitive athletics can teach life lessons.
The crew from Corvallis, a surprise co-leader in the Pac-10 heading into week 13, had so many reasons to falter against the Arizona Wildcats in a game they needed to maintain their Rose Bowl hopes. One by one, the on-field hardships just kept beating down the Beavers, who repeatedly had to confront the possibility that their dreams would die in the desert ... more from College Football News.
Oregon State takes one step closer to Pasadena
With four seconds left in Saturday night's game at Arizona Stadium, Oregon State kicker Justin Kahut lined up for a 24-yard field goal with the Beavers trailing Arizona by one point.
Justin Kahut atoned for his missed extra point with a game-winning 24-yard
field goal as time expired.
Less than four minutes earlier, Kahut could have tied the score at 17-17, but missed an extra-point attempt that threatened to suck the wind out of Oregon State's dream season ... more from ESPN.com.