Tinker:
The Sega Genesis computer games is more attractive to me than all the current television shows on my new HDTV Sony could ever be.
People who deliberately chose to tear down traditional institutions with
out a real clear understanding in what they are doing is very
bothersome.The Sega Genesis computer games is more attractive to me than all the current television shows on my new HDTV Sony could ever be.
That is not my kind of company.
I guess that some other people on the other hand like the bold and impulsive movers and shakers making the big splash in main street society. I am not impressed with impulsive people who tear down what was working pretty good, without building up something better.
Really: Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do. (Luke 23:34)
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Krauthammer on the real intentions behind ObamaCare
How the law will 'nationalize' the health care system
Tinker:
This is what I mean about breaking down society without something better, even if it is only entertainment?
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Tinker:
This Doo Wop song arrangement is in much better social taste, don't you think?
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We Can't Stop - Vintage 1950's Doo Wop Miley Cyrus Cover ft. The tea - Tones.
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The Christmas Season once more:
Tinker:
I am beginning to hear the Christmas songs
over the airways in this month of December once again, that is leading
us up until Christmas Day. So the older I become I feel better about
understanding how to remembering the birth of Jesus Christ with a better
appreciating attitude.
The total holiday atmosphere of Christmas that has the good sound of traditional church music: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v
The total holiday atmosphere of Christmas that has the good sound of traditional church music: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v
Or in other musical arrangements like the Doo Wop music of the same Christmas songs, http://www.youtube.com/watch?
Taking
care of humankind good feeling accumulated over the past centuries by trial and
error from our humanity should be done with careful sincerity. I have little patients with some peoples
bad behavior against nice feeling.
I see to many
people who are scared trembling in fear over their imminent death. Just
how many among them has the courage to simply calm down and crossover
onto the other side in quiet determination.
Other brave people seem to do that when it is their
turn to face dying, even though I can't think of anyone who tries to
rush the end of their life. I really don't understand people who do rush
death by committing suicide. Trying to understand the irrational
emotions of people who seem crazy is not my idea of learning anything
constructive about my neighbors. So when I meet or see other people doing very bad things, I don't bother myself with trying to understand why they are bad. I just recognize that they are acting badly, and I don't want to be like that. I want to be good if I can, and keep trying to be rational and in control of my own feelings. I believe that everyone can control their emotions if they really try.
Although I also like most of the other Christmas
pageantry and commercial fun that we love to be apart of here in the
United States. Like Santa Claus, Gift Giving, Theater movies, and live
Musicals Entertainment, among some of the other favorites Christmas
delights.
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REPORT: Thousands of HealthCare.gov sign-ups didn't reach insurers...
CHINA LANDS ON MOON
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REPORT: Thousands of HealthCare.gov sign-ups didn't reach insurers...
CHINA LANDS ON MOON
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Ann Coulter
WORDS WITH FIENDS
December 11, 2013
They retreat from argument, burning the English language as they go.
Accustomed to playing the role of Soviet commissar censoring the news when it comes to black violence, the Non-Fox Media are in a panic now that the alternative media can post videos of young black males punching out random strangers.
As a result, liberals are denying the "Knockout Game" exists by refusing to understand the meaning of basic words, such as "game" and "trend."
Knockout Game-debunkers place great significance, for example, on the fact that the assailants have not signed affidavits calling it a "game."
Thus, The New York Times noted that in one recent case of a random stranger being knocked out by young black males, "the attacker insisted the assault was not part of any organized 'game.'"
A 78-year-old woman is punched by a young black male for no reason, and the Times' central point is: "Perp says it's not a 'game.'"
Similarly, in Philadelphia magazine, Stephen Silver said of two recent knockout attacks in Philadelphia that he wasn't counting either one as "confirmed cases of the Knockout Game" on the grounds that the puncher said he "was not participating in the Game."
Until the assailants admit they're playing a game, liberals say the Knockout Game is a "hoax."
Obviously, it doesn't matter what the participants call it. I don't know anyone who calls himself a "pundit," but that doesn't mean people don't go on TV and give their opinions. Every liberal denies he's a liberal, but that doesn't mean "liberals" don't exist. (Would that it were so!) Read More »
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COVER Remains of an older woman buried
in the mid-1800s at Badia Pozzeveri graveyard in Altopascio, Italy. She
is one of several
skeletons entombed in lime, probably to quell
infection during an epidemic. Archaeologists are currently studying
skeletons
buried over the course of 1000 years at this
site for clues to ancient health and disease. Read the Special Multimedia Package and the related editorial. Photo: Francesco Coschino
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The Coldest Place in the World
Dec. 10, 2013
Science@NASA Headline News — 2013
Earth-orbiting satellites have found the coldest place on Earth. No surprise: It's in Antarctica. The coldest of the cold temperatures dropped to minus 135.8 F (minus 93.2 C) -- several degrees below the previous record.
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Iowa has enjoyed a season of redemption. And it has been sweet for a program that was scrutinized and criticized coming off a 4-8 season in 2012. Had Kirk Ferentz lost it? Laughable.
The Hawkeyes enjoyed a reversal of fortune, going 8-4 behind a strong defense and the emergence of quarterback Jake Rudock, allowing Iowa to avoid missing the postseason in consecutive seasons for the first time since a three-year absence from 1998-2000. Not bad for a team picked by most to finish fifth in the Legends Division.
And Iowa is hot, arriving in Tampa having won four of its last five games, including the last three, to punch its ticket to the Outback Bowl. This is a confident squad coming off its biggest triumph of the year in taking a 38-17 win at Nebraska.
[ MORE: View the 2013-14 bowl schedule ]
Outback Bowl, Jan. 1, 1 pm ET
Iowa (8-4) vs. LSU (9-3)
Storyline: This is a rematch of the Capital One Bowl after the 2004 season. And, that’s a game Hawkeye fans never will forget. Iowa quarterback Drew Tate heaved a 56-yard touchdown pass to Warren Holloway on the final play of the game to stop the hearts of Hawkeyes fans and send Iowa to a 30-25 victory. Iowa may need more heroics to beat a very good LSU team. No doubt, a victory would be the signature win of the season for the Hawkeyes. And a victory also could land Iowa in some final Top 25 polls. LSU is a talented club that lost to Georgia, Ole Miss and Alabama but has wins over Texas A&M and Auburn. A triumph vs. Iowa would allow LSU to have a fourth consecutive 10-victory season, which would be a school record.
Player on the spot: Iowa QB Jake Rudock. When the season began, questions nagged the Hawkeye offense. The biggest? Who would the quarterback be? Rudock has been a revelation, displaying a steady hand as a methodical game manager. He knows how to take what a defense gives him. And he typically limits mistakes, breathing life into what was a moribund Hawkeye attack that in 2012 ranked 114th in the nation (310.4 ypg). By the way: Rudock should be fine after hurting his right knee in the finale, having to come out of the game at Nebraska.
Best individual matchup: Iowa CB B.J. Lowery vs. LSU WR Odell Beckham, Jr. It also will be fun when Lowery matchups with Jarvis Landry. This tandem of Tiger wideouts is among the best in school history. The other Iowa corner? It’s freshman Desmond King. Gulp.
Iowa must limit big plays in the passing game so the Hawkeye defense can gang up to stop the run.
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Outback Bowl Preview: Iowa vs. LSU
Written by Tom Dienhart, BTN.com Senior Writer
Iowa has enjoyed a season of redemption. And it has been sweet for a program that was scrutinized and criticized coming off a 4-8 season in 2012. Had Kirk Ferentz lost it? Laughable.
The Hawkeyes enjoyed a reversal of fortune, going 8-4 behind a strong defense and the emergence of quarterback Jake Rudock, allowing Iowa to avoid missing the postseason in consecutive seasons for the first time since a three-year absence from 1998-2000. Not bad for a team picked by most to finish fifth in the Legends Division.
And Iowa is hot, arriving in Tampa having won four of its last five games, including the last three, to punch its ticket to the Outback Bowl. This is a confident squad coming off its biggest triumph of the year in taking a 38-17 win at Nebraska.
[ MORE: View the 2013-14 bowl schedule ]
Outback Bowl, Jan. 1, 1 pm ET
Iowa (8-4) vs. LSU (9-3)
Storyline: This is a rematch of the Capital One Bowl after the 2004 season. And, that’s a game Hawkeye fans never will forget. Iowa quarterback Drew Tate heaved a 56-yard touchdown pass to Warren Holloway on the final play of the game to stop the hearts of Hawkeyes fans and send Iowa to a 30-25 victory. Iowa may need more heroics to beat a very good LSU team. No doubt, a victory would be the signature win of the season for the Hawkeyes. And a victory also could land Iowa in some final Top 25 polls. LSU is a talented club that lost to Georgia, Ole Miss and Alabama but has wins over Texas A&M and Auburn. A triumph vs. Iowa would allow LSU to have a fourth consecutive 10-victory season, which would be a school record.
Player on the spot: Iowa QB Jake Rudock. When the season began, questions nagged the Hawkeye offense. The biggest? Who would the quarterback be? Rudock has been a revelation, displaying a steady hand as a methodical game manager. He knows how to take what a defense gives him. And he typically limits mistakes, breathing life into what was a moribund Hawkeye attack that in 2012 ranked 114th in the nation (310.4 ypg). By the way: Rudock should be fine after hurting his right knee in the finale, having to come out of the game at Nebraska.
Best individual matchup: Iowa CB B.J. Lowery vs. LSU WR Odell Beckham, Jr. It also will be fun when Lowery matchups with Jarvis Landry. This tandem of Tiger wideouts is among the best in school history. The other Iowa corner? It’s freshman Desmond King. Gulp.
Iowa must limit big plays in the passing game so the Hawkeye defense can gang up to stop the run.
Best unit matchup: Iowa offensive line vs. LSU
defensive line. Strength on strength. Iowa tackle Brandon Scherff
recently announced he would return for his senior season, when he should
be a top candidate for the Outland and Lombardi awards. This is a
chance for him to show his stuff when/if he foes against LSU stalwarts
Ego Ferguson and Anthony Johnson. If Scherff and his buddies can’t open
holes in the run game, Iowa may be doomed.
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THREE REASONS TO BE OPTIMISTIC
1. The running game. Iowa has a strong one, led by a bevy of good backs that includes Mark Weisman, Damon Bullock and Jordan Canzeri. The Hawkeyes are No. 6 in the Big Ten in rushing (188.6 ypg). The Tigers permit 148.8 yards per game on the ground. Bottom line: Iowa should be able to establish the run, which would set up play-action passes. And that would make the Hawkeye offense very effective.
2. LBs. Iowa’s trio of Anthony Hitchens, James Morris and Christian Kirksey may be without peer. And the unit will go a long way in helping the Hawkeyes contain LSU running backs Jeremy Hill, a 1,185-yard rusher, and Terrence Magee. The sledding could be rough vs. an Iowa defense that’s No. 7 in the nation overall (303.2 ypg) and No. 17 vs. the run (120.8 ypg).
3. No Zach Mettenbeger. LSU will be without its stud starting quarterback, who was lost for the season after injuring a knee vs. Arkansas in the finale. Freshman Anthony Jennings will get the call. And he rallied LSU to victory vs. Arkansas by hitting the game-winning touchdown throw in the waning minutes. Still, he is no Mettenberger. And Iowa’s defense is much better than Arkansas’.
[ MORE: Who wins Big Ten bowl games? Cast your winners! ]
THREE REASONS TO BE WORRIED
1. LSU wideouts. The Hawkeyes will face their biggest challenge yet in dealing with stud Bayou Bengal wideouts Odell Beckham, Jr., who has 57 catches for 1,117 yards and eight touchdowns, and Jarvis Landry, who has 75 grabs for 1,172 yards and 10 scores. If the Tigers are hitting passes down field, it will open running lanes for their strong backs. And the Hawkeyes will be in trouble.
2. Jeremy Hill. The LSU running back is among the best in the SEC. He’s quick and physical, capable of turning any play into a big play. The Iowa linebackers must contain him. And guys up front like massive tackle Carl Davis need to be gap sound.
3. Les Miles. Laugh if you want at some of his antics, but he’s a wily coach who may have something up his sleeve. In fact, he could turn this game around with a funky trick play and/or gimmick. The Hawkeyes need to be wary of the “Mad Hatter.” LSU has nothing to lose. Why not have some fun? Exactly.
My pick: LSU 24, Iowa 21
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THREE REASONS TO BE OPTIMISTIC
1. The running game. Iowa has a strong one, led by a bevy of good backs that includes Mark Weisman, Damon Bullock and Jordan Canzeri. The Hawkeyes are No. 6 in the Big Ten in rushing (188.6 ypg). The Tigers permit 148.8 yards per game on the ground. Bottom line: Iowa should be able to establish the run, which would set up play-action passes. And that would make the Hawkeye offense very effective.
2. LBs. Iowa’s trio of Anthony Hitchens, James Morris and Christian Kirksey may be without peer. And the unit will go a long way in helping the Hawkeyes contain LSU running backs Jeremy Hill, a 1,185-yard rusher, and Terrence Magee. The sledding could be rough vs. an Iowa defense that’s No. 7 in the nation overall (303.2 ypg) and No. 17 vs. the run (120.8 ypg).
3. No Zach Mettenbeger. LSU will be without its stud starting quarterback, who was lost for the season after injuring a knee vs. Arkansas in the finale. Freshman Anthony Jennings will get the call. And he rallied LSU to victory vs. Arkansas by hitting the game-winning touchdown throw in the waning minutes. Still, he is no Mettenberger. And Iowa’s defense is much better than Arkansas’.
[ MORE: Who wins Big Ten bowl games? Cast your winners! ]
THREE REASONS TO BE WORRIED
1. LSU wideouts. The Hawkeyes will face their biggest challenge yet in dealing with stud Bayou Bengal wideouts Odell Beckham, Jr., who has 57 catches for 1,117 yards and eight touchdowns, and Jarvis Landry, who has 75 grabs for 1,172 yards and 10 scores. If the Tigers are hitting passes down field, it will open running lanes for their strong backs. And the Hawkeyes will be in trouble.
2. Jeremy Hill. The LSU running back is among the best in the SEC. He’s quick and physical, capable of turning any play into a big play. The Iowa linebackers must contain him. And guys up front like massive tackle Carl Davis need to be gap sound.
3. Les Miles. Laugh if you want at some of his antics, but he’s a wily coach who may have something up his sleeve. In fact, he could turn this game around with a funky trick play and/or gimmick. The Hawkeyes need to be wary of the “Mad Hatter.” LSU has nothing to lose. Why not have some fun? Exactly.
My pick: LSU 24, Iowa 21
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Dandy Don's LSU Sports Report
Good morning, Tiger Fans,
First things first, congratulations to Odell Beckham, Jr. for winning the fourth annual Paul Hornung Award which is given to college football’s most versatile player. After racking up a school-high 2,222 all-purpose yards this season, including 1,117 yards receiving, 806 yards on kick returns, 141 yards on punt returns, 58 yards rushing, and that incredible 100-yard missed field goal return, it's easy to see that Beckham is very deserving of the honor. In perhaps his most impressive measure of versatility, Beckham played the role of Johnny Manziel on the scout team during LSU's preparation for Texas A&M, and that sure did pay dividends. The Tiger defense then held Manziel to less than 300 yards total offense and picked off two of his passes in LSU’s signature win of the season. Beckham will enter the Outback Bowl on New Year’s Day just 175 yards shy of surpassing the SEC single-season all-purpose record.
Read more...http://www.dandydon.
Good morning, Tiger Fans,
First things first, congratulations to Odell Beckham, Jr. for winning the fourth annual Paul Hornung Award which is given to college football’s most versatile player. After racking up a school-high 2,222 all-purpose yards this season, including 1,117 yards receiving, 806 yards on kick returns, 141 yards on punt returns, 58 yards rushing, and that incredible 100-yard missed field goal return, it's easy to see that Beckham is very deserving of the honor. In perhaps his most impressive measure of versatility, Beckham played the role of Johnny Manziel on the scout team during LSU's preparation for Texas A&M, and that sure did pay dividends. The Tiger defense then held Manziel to less than 300 yards total offense and picked off two of his passes in LSU’s signature win of the season. Beckham will enter the Outback Bowl on New Year’s Day just 175 yards shy of surpassing the SEC single-season all-purpose record.
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LSU Football - Geaux Tigers!!!
| Saturday, December 14, 2013 | |
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| BTN | Outback Bowl Preview: Iowa vs. LSU |
| The Advocate | Odell Beckham Jr. wins Hornung Award |
| The Advocate | LSU approves ticket price increase (updated) |
| LSU | LSU Board of Supervisors holds December meeting |
| Tucson Citizen | Former LSU quarterback Jerrard Randall commits to Arizona |
| The Advocate | LSU making last pitch before dead period starts |
| Hawkeye Sports | Hawkeyes expect great experience at Outback Bowl |
| Des Moines Register *1 | Are Hawkeyes' linebackers the best in the country? |
| Sioux City Journal | Iowa OT Scherff felt no need to leave early | Video |
| Hawk Central | Iowa LB James Morris hits the road for awards banquets |
| The Advocate | Surging Southeastern, New Hampshire square off |
| Concord Monitor, NH | New Hampshire prepares for equally hot Southeastern Louisiana in quarterfinals |
| Tide Sports | Saban agrees to contract extension with Alabama |
| Everything Alabama | How rumors of Nick Saban's exit from Alabama never came to pass |
| Lexington Herald | Promising Kentucky running back Mobley leaves; Dupree to return |
| USA Today | Navy's dominant run has Army looking for answers |
| Associated Press | Terrance West leads Towson past EIU in DI-AA playoffs |
| Scores, Previews, and Recaps: SN DI-A | SN DI-AA | CBS SportsLine | ESPN | Fox Sports | NCAA | |
| LSU Football | College Football TV Schedule |
| Meridix | State Championships broadcast schedule (Listen Live links at kickoff) |
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