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I think that I'll get out and about playing hard to remember just how much fun we once had...Or then again maybe not so hard.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?
Then again when in the course of looking around town for something to do, and all of a sudden...http://www.youtube.I think that I'll get out and about playing hard to remember just how much fun we once had...Or then again maybe not so hard.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?
Because we are going to live it up when I get enough coins to start dancing around town....http://www.youtube.
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Mama Grizzly Sarah Palin bashes Bloomberg for treating New Yorkers 'like a bunch of little babies' in FOX News return
The former vice presidential candidate donned a polka dot mini-skirt as she blasted Bloomy’s initiatives such as banning large sodas, background checks on gun ownership and his proposal to recycle food scraps.
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Sarah Palin returned to the airwaves Monday, blasting Mayor Bloomberg
for his ‘bizarre bucket list’ of initiatives that deprive New Yorkers of
their God-given rights.
Sarah Palin returned to the FOX News airwaves Monday morning, blasting Mayor Bloomberg
for his "bizarre bucket list" of measures that deprive New Yorkers of
their God-given rights and treating city residents like "a bunch of
little babies."
"Your mayor, bless his heart," she started before bashing him for trying to ban large soft drinks, institute tighter background checks for gun owners and she took aim at his recent proposal to recycle food scraps in the city.
Palin said Bloomberg was limiting the "freedom to live as you deem most appropriate and safest and best for yourselves and families," during her appearance on the “FOX & Friends” morning show.
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Donning a pink top, black mini-skirt with pink polka dots and snakeskin strappy high heels, Palin, 49, was warmly welcomed back to the conservative cable news channel.
Her return segment included an interview with Republican Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, a chat with two captains from "Deadliest Catch" and a tour of a Winnebago parked outside the show's studio.
She joined FOX's Brian Kilmeade and Steve Doocy on the couch for the
morning program. Regular co-host Gretchen Carlson was absent, but FOX's
Meghan Kelly filled in.
RELATED: SARAH PALIN REJOINS FOX NEWS CHANNEL
Palin returned to the network after a five-month leave but she assured viewers that "she never went far." She says she's been spending time with her family and also revealed her newfound enthusiasm for hot yoga.
The former vice presidential candidate said that she is now channeling
her energy into writing a "happy and jolly book" about Christmas that
will detail her family's festive traditions, combined with her strongly
held disgust at efforts to "take Christ out of Christmas."
The outspoken Tea Partier traveled to the East Coast for a weekend appearance at the Faith and Freedom Coalition Conference in Washington, D.C.
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"Your mayor, bless his heart," she started before bashing him for trying to ban large soft drinks, institute tighter background checks for gun owners and she took aim at his recent proposal to recycle food scraps in the city.
Palin said Bloomberg was limiting the "freedom to live as you deem most appropriate and safest and best for yourselves and families," during her appearance on the “FOX & Friends” morning show.
FOX & Friends/via Twitter
On her first day back at Fox News, Palin interviewed stars from ‘Deadliest Catch” and Sen. Ted Cruz. (R-Texas)
Donning a pink top, black mini-skirt with pink polka dots and snakeskin strappy high heels, Palin, 49, was warmly welcomed back to the conservative cable news channel.
Her return segment included an interview with Republican Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, a chat with two captains from "Deadliest Catch" and a tour of a Winnebago parked outside the show's studio.
FOX & Friends/via Twitter
Sarah Palin took a five-month leave from being a FOX News contributor.
RELATED: SARAH PALIN REJOINS FOX NEWS CHANNEL
Palin returned to the network after a five-month leave but she assured viewers that "she never went far." She says she's been spending time with her family and also revealed her newfound enthusiasm for hot yoga.
JONATHAN ERNST/Reuters
Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin took aim at Bloomberg's soda ban at CPAC this March.
The outspoken Tea Partier traveled to the East Coast for a weekend appearance at the Faith and Freedom Coalition Conference in Washington, D.C.
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ENGSTER: Statistically Speaking
June 17, 2013 - © 2013 Tiger Rag|
Les is Miles Ahead of His Predecessors
By JIM ENGSTER
Tiger Rag Featured Columnist
Les Miles starts his ninth season at LSU in just over ten weeks. Only two other LSU coaches, Bernie Moore and Charles McClendon, have lasted as long on the sidelines for the Tigers.
Both Moore and Mac directed their teams to the Orange Bowl in their ninth seasons at LSU. LSU completed a 6-3 season in the middle of WWII under Moore in 1943 with a 19-14 triumph in Miami over Texas A&M. Hall of Famer Steve Van Buren raced for 63 yards for the winning score against the Aggies.
McClendon closed year nine in 1970, his only SEC Championship season, with a 9-3 record and a 17-12 loss in the Orange Bowl to national champion Nebraska. The Cornhuskers intercepted sophomore slinger Bert Jones in the closing seconds to preserve victory. The Tigers of 1970 also lost close ones to Texas A&M (20-18) and to Notre Dame (3-0).
With 85 wins in eight seasons, Miles could finish this campaign within 40 victories or less of eclipsing McClendon’s LSU record of 137 wins. Miles has guided LSU to unprecedented success in his eight years at TigerTown. A comparison of the past eight seasons with preceding eight year spans is an eye opener.
LSU has had 13 head football coaches since joining the SEC in 1933. In the70 years of conference affiliation, no Bengal boss has savored more victories in an eight-year period than has Miles. In fact, no one is close.
Years Record Pct. Coaches
2005-12 85-21 80.2 Les Miles
1997-04 64-34 65.3 Gerry DiNardo/ Hal Hunter/Nick Saban
1989-96 42-48-1 46.7 Mike Archer/Curley Hallman/Gerry DiNardo
1981-88 59-30-5 66.5 Jerry Stovall/Bill Arnsparger/Mike Archer
1973-80 56-35-2 61.3 Charles McClendon/Jerry Stovall
1965-72 66-22-3 74.2 Charles McClendon
1957-64 64-19-3 76.2 Paul Dietzel/Charles McClendon
1949-56 38-37-8 50.6 Gaynell Tinsley/Paul Dietzel
1941-48 43-28-5 59.9 Bernie Moore/Gaynell Tinsley
1933-40 57-20-6 72.3 Russ Cohen/Bernie Moore
Total 574-294-33 65.5 13 LSU Coaches in SEC Era
During the reign of Miles at LSU, only four coaches other than Miles have won BCS championships. They are Mack Brown (2005), Urban Meyer (2006, 2008), Nick Saban (2009, 2011, 2012) and Gene Chizik (2010).
Miles has won more games than any BCS winning coach over the last eight years.
Years
2005-12 Les Miles 85-21 80.2
2005-12 Mack Brown 80-24 76.9
2005-10, 2012 Urban Meyer 77-15 83.7
2007-12 Nick Saban 68-13 84.0
2007-12 Gene Chizik 38-38 50.0
In the best eight-year span for Charles McClendon, here is how Charlie Mac compared to national championship coaches from 1965-72.
Coach
Bob Devaney Nebraska 72-15-2 82.0 1970, 1971
Ara Parseghian Notre Dame 65-14-4 80.7 1966
John McKay USC 67-16-5 79.0 1967, 1972
Darrell Royal Texas 67-18-1 78.5 1969
Bear Bryant Alabama 69-19-3 77.5 1965
Woody Hayes Ohio State 59-18 76.6 1968
Charles McClendon LSU 66-22-3 74.2
Hodson headed for Hall of Fame 25 Years after His Most Famous Pass
LSU quarterbacking great Tom Hodson will be inducted in the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame in Natchitoches in a few days. Hodson was a four-year starter with the Tigers and still holds school records with 9,115 yards passing and 69 touchdowns. The marksman from Mathews directed his teams to a pair of SEC titles and 31 victories, also a record.
No win was as exhilarating or memorable than the “Earthquake” triumph over fourth-ranked Auburn on Oct. 8, 1988. On fourth and ten, Hodson connected with Eddie Fuller in the end zone to give LSU a 7-6 win over the War Eagles of Pat Dye. The 11-yard scoring strike enabled LSU to share the SEC trophy with Auburn, and the legend of that night is vivid a quarter-century later.
LSU officials passionately contend the outburst over the Hodson to Fuller touchdown from the 79,431 fans registered as an earthquake on a seismograph at the Geoscience Complex located 1,000 feet from Tiger Stadium. The reading was discovered the morning after the game by LSU seismologist Don Stevenson.
For years, Stevenson displayed a copy of the earthquake reading on his office window even though the United States Geological Survey has no record of an earthquake in Baton Rouge on Oct. 8, 1988.
At any rate, LSU is preparing a 25-year reunion of the “Earthquake” heroes, Hodson and Fuller, when the Tigers host Auburn on Sept. 21. Perhaps Coach Mike Archer will be on hand, as well. The Voice of the Tigers in 1988 remains the man at the microphone today. So Jim Hawthorne could do a recreation of the call of his career.
The win over Auburn proved to be a terrible jinx on the LSU football program. LSU lost 44 of its next 74 games under Archer, Curley Hallman and Gerry DiNardo and weathered eight losing seasons in the next eleven years.
Auburn Coach Pat Dye never recovered from the events of that night either. In his post-game press conference, Dye snapped at reporter Roger Sockman when asked what happened on the pass from Hodson to Fuller, “Did you see the game?” Dye logged four more undistinguished seasons after the heartbreak of the earthquake.
The game was so long ago that Ronald Reagan was president of the United States and former LSU quarterback Pat Screen was mayor-president of Baton Rouge. Screen, who would have celebrated his 70th birthday on May 13, died in 1994 at the age of 51.
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