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Goodness! A short look at some of the American people tweeting. A short look because I can't stomach too much more of what I am reading. Just take a look at how some American people react to this television celebrities story?
I much rather instead look at some more normal everyday conversation from decent American people living and working hard for
their money.
What make everyday people a benchmark for decent behavior?
What make everyday people a benchmark for decent behavior?
In my mind it is the neighborhood people in my town that truly make
the world go around, within the society's we live. Because if the
people themselves don't adjust to the idea's of the ruling class, then
everything would suddenly stop working. So in our everyday reality if
the peoples population don't make the thing work, all else doesn't have
much value to our survival. Law is one thing, but good or bad behavior
is something else also.
We really don't have enough policeman to enforce a law
that the world population don't want to obey. So it is the people that
make everything work.
Roman leaders played to the
popularity of the masses, by creating the Roman Colosseum Circus to
please the Roman people. The Roman gladiators, chariot racing, was
a pleasing entertainment to the Roman people, entertainment was very
important to the Roman Republic at that time in history.
I am sure that if the Roman women could tweet today to the Roman gladiators, we would also see just about the same conversation that the American women of today are tweeting to the current Hollywood stars.
All in all the character of the people living around the world
is very important to the kind of society people live. So it is not a
shock that bad people commit bad crime, and the corruption of big
business operating in America is the responsibility of the people doing
it.I am sure that if the Roman women could tweet today to the Roman gladiators, we would also see just about the same conversation that the American women of today are tweeting to the current Hollywood stars.
The lower levels of some of that bad behavior however even make me wonder just how in the world do these bad people get to go that far. Crimes against children, or the elderly, and handicapped people. Steeling from the poor, taking advantage of the hungry people. Shouldn't we have some kind of fail safe neighborhood law. And perhaps a neighborhood watch process that helps to stops and protect the innocent American people better than what we have now. Because what the bad people are doing is truly revolting to humankind.
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"The Young & the Restless” star Michael Muhney was
reportedly fired from the popular CBS soap for groping his much younger
co-star, Hunter King not once, but twice.
King, 20, went to “Y&R” honchos after Muhney, 38, allegedly twice tried to cop a feel after work, TMZ reports.
Muhney is married with three children. He plays Adam Newman on the long-running daytime drama. King plays Summer Newman.
TMZ quotes sources saying Muhney’s alleged behavior was the “straw that broke the camel’s back,” and that he had been a trouble on set for some time.
RadarOnline.com also reported that King threatened to go to the cops if Muhney was not fired.
Muhney announced on Twitter December 17 that he was being let go from "Y&R," but gave no reason. On Monday, after the reports of his alleged behavior surfaced, Muhney tweeted this:
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Reports: Michael Muhney fired from 'Y&R' for groping much younger co-star
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King, 20, went to “Y&R” honchos after Muhney, 38, allegedly twice tried to cop a feel after work, TMZ reports.
Muhney is married with three children. He plays Adam Newman on the long-running daytime drama. King plays Summer Newman.
TMZ quotes sources saying Muhney’s alleged behavior was the “straw that broke the camel’s back,” and that he had been a trouble on set for some time.
RadarOnline.com also reported that King threatened to go to the cops if Muhney was not fired.
Muhney announced on Twitter December 17 that he was being let go from "Y&R," but gave no reason. On Monday, after the reports of his alleged behavior surfaced, Muhney tweeted this:
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@michaelmuhney Noooo! I'm absolutely crushed! I hope you are just messing with us, but if not I do wish you the best! You will be missed. :(
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I think you are so AMAZING and your the GREATEST EVER!! YOUR THE ONLY ADAM FOR ME!!!!
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@michaelmuhney We are here to support you. You will have a brilliant future...We know better than to listen to stupid rumors. Love you.
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@michaelmuhney Your fans love you. We don't believe the lies. Stay strong! ♥ xoxo #TeamMuhney
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Trai Turner’s future is uncertain. (Travis Spradling | The Advocate)
David Johnson, Turner’s coach at St. Augustine High and now an
assistant at Tulane, said Turner sounded as if he’d return to school
during a conversation earlier this week.
“I felt like he was going to go back to school,” Johnson said Thursday. “He wasn’t sure. Was going to talk to his coaches.”
Turner was not one of the LSU draft-eligible players who was expected to make the early NFL leap, but Athletes’ Performance, a company that trains players for the NFL Combine, announced last week that Turner had joined its program.
Underclassmen have until Wednesday to declare for the draft.
Team spokesman Michael Bonnette did not know if Turner, or any other LSU players, had made a decision on the draft.
Left tackle La’el Collins and running back Jeremy Hill are “seriously considering” returning for next season, a source said Thursday. The Advocate reported earlier this week that Hill was leaning toward returning to school.
Just two LSU players have officially declared so far: defensive tackles Anthony Johnson and Ego Ferguson. Junior receivers Jarvis Landry and Odell Beckham Jr. are expected to forgo their senior seasons for the draft, but have not yet made an announcement.
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Some say Tigers in line for top-5 class
George Adams watched live at Tropicana Field as three of five
highly touted LSU recruiting targets committed elsewhere during the
Under Armour All-America Game.
Texas safety Jamal Adams, George’s son, and St. Augustine running back Leonard Fournette were the only two to pick the Tigers.
Four words scrolled through George’s head: “Wow. Man. What’s up?” he said.
Some LSU fans might use stronger ones to describe the Tigers’ 2-for-5 day on Jan. 2, but analysts say the program’s recruiting year is on course for a solid finish despite what many saw as a gloomy day.
The recruiting season is in its final month — National Signing Day is Feb. 5 — and LSU has its eye on a group of four- and five-star targets to fill seven empty spaces in its class.
A few lofty commitments could send the Tigers to a top-3 class and last week’s misses open the door for other recruits to jump on board, analysts say.
“When you focus on the guys you’re getting and not the guys you’re losing, it’s a terrific class,” said Scott Kennedy, Scout.com’s national director of scouting. “They’re the only team we have in the top 10 that has under 20 commits.”
In the team recruiting rankings, LSU is No. 8 (Scout.com), No. 6 (Rivals.com) and No. 5 (24/7 Sports). LSU has 18 commitments, the fewest of any top-10 team in the three polls. Teams are allowed to sign 25 players per year.
Despite that 2-for-5 outing in St. Petersburg, Fla., last week, LSU could be within reach of the top-ranked class in the nation with some late commitments, Kennedy said.
That’s possible because of the commitments of Fournette, the nation’s top-ranked prospect, and Adams, who will soon be elevated to Scout.com’s No. 1 safety, Kennedy said.
“Jamal Adams is ahead of Landon Collins as a player at the same juncture,” Kennedy said, referring to the highly touted former Dutchtown safety who chose Alabama over LSU two years ago.
Enough about past commits, though.
The NCAA’s new dead period ends Wednesday and schools then have three key weekends remaining for official visits.
It’s closing time.
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Turner favored staying earlier in week, coach says; Collins, Hill “strongly considering” a return
LSU right guard Trai Turner, a draft-eligible sophomore, was favoring a return for his junior season when he last spoke to his former high school coach.
Trai Turner’s future is uncertain. (Travis Spradling | The Advocate)“I felt like he was going to go back to school,” Johnson said Thursday. “He wasn’t sure. Was going to talk to his coaches.”
Turner was not one of the LSU draft-eligible players who was expected to make the early NFL leap, but Athletes’ Performance, a company that trains players for the NFL Combine, announced last week that Turner had joined its program.
Underclassmen have until Wednesday to declare for the draft.
Team spokesman Michael Bonnette did not know if Turner, or any other LSU players, had made a decision on the draft.
Left tackle La’el Collins and running back Jeremy Hill are “seriously considering” returning for next season, a source said Thursday. The Advocate reported earlier this week that Hill was leaning toward returning to school.
Just two LSU players have officially declared so far: defensive tackles Anthony Johnson and Ego Ferguson. Junior receivers Jarvis Landry and Odell Beckham Jr. are expected to forgo their senior seasons for the draft, but have not yet made an announcement.
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thomas h williams says:
What make a winning college football
team? The choice of men that are determined not to lose.
Working hard together to gain the grown in front of them, and to fiercely keep fighting for their collective goal.. Victory not at all cost – because college football is only a game and not war. But at a reasonable coast of time, and struggle.
Trai Turner, La’el Collins, Jeremy Hill, would make the 2014 LSU tiger football team spirit much stronger. If they decide to play one more year in tiger Stadium before their friends, relatives, and tiger fans.
Tiger stadium will rock and roll once more in a very spectacular way.
---------------- Working hard together to gain the grown in front of them, and to fiercely keep fighting for their collective goal.. Victory not at all cost – because college football is only a game and not war. But at a reasonable coast of time, and struggle.
Trai Turner, La’el Collins, Jeremy Hill, would make the 2014 LSU tiger football team spirit much stronger. If they decide to play one more year in tiger Stadium before their friends, relatives, and tiger fans.
Tiger stadium will rock and roll once more in a very spectacular way.
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LSU on track for a solid finish in recruiting
Some say Tigers in line for top-5 class
Texas safety Jamal Adams, George’s son, and St. Augustine running back Leonard Fournette were the only two to pick the Tigers.
Four words scrolled through George’s head: “Wow. Man. What’s up?” he said.
Some LSU fans might use stronger ones to describe the Tigers’ 2-for-5 day on Jan. 2, but analysts say the program’s recruiting year is on course for a solid finish despite what many saw as a gloomy day.
The recruiting season is in its final month — National Signing Day is Feb. 5 — and LSU has its eye on a group of four- and five-star targets to fill seven empty spaces in its class.
A few lofty commitments could send the Tigers to a top-3 class and last week’s misses open the door for other recruits to jump on board, analysts say.
“When you focus on the guys you’re getting and not the guys you’re losing, it’s a terrific class,” said Scott Kennedy, Scout.com’s national director of scouting. “They’re the only team we have in the top 10 that has under 20 commits.”
In the team recruiting rankings, LSU is No. 8 (Scout.com), No. 6 (Rivals.com) and No. 5 (24/7 Sports). LSU has 18 commitments, the fewest of any top-10 team in the three polls. Teams are allowed to sign 25 players per year.
Despite that 2-for-5 outing in St. Petersburg, Fla., last week, LSU could be within reach of the top-ranked class in the nation with some late commitments, Kennedy said.
That’s possible because of the commitments of Fournette, the nation’s top-ranked prospect, and Adams, who will soon be elevated to Scout.com’s No. 1 safety, Kennedy said.
“Jamal Adams is ahead of Landon Collins as a player at the same juncture,” Kennedy said, referring to the highly touted former Dutchtown safety who chose Alabama over LSU two years ago.
Enough about past commits, though.
The NCAA’s new dead period ends Wednesday and schools then have three key weekends remaining for official visits.
It’s closing time.
Read more...http://theadvocate.com/
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LSU Football - Geaux Tigers!!!
| Friday, January 10, 2014 | |
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| The Advocate | Turner favored staying earlier in week; Collins, Hill “strongly considering” a return |
| The Advocate | LSU on track for a solid finish in recruiting |
| Anniston Star | 4 Tide players leaving for NFL Draft |
| Chattanooga Times | UGA's Mike Bobo likes his depth | Scott Lakatos resigns for personal reasons |
| Daily Journal, MS | MSU strength coach leaves for job at UConn |
| Chattanooga Times | Future is now for some Tennessee Vols |
| Aggie Sports | Texas A&M's Ogbuehi announces he's staying for his senior season |
| The Tennessean *1 | Vanderbilt fans, players, recruits wait on James Franklin |
| USA Today | College football playoff counting on frequent fliers |
| Chronicle of Higher ED | NCAA proposal would give new powers to biggest leagues |
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Few coaches successfully navigate their way through clutter the way Nick Saban does.
That’s especially important to remember for all those people trying to wrap their hands around Saban’s hiring of Lane Kiffin to be his offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Alabama.
Kiffin was the SEC’s version of Eddie Haskell in his first tour through the league, a tumultuous, 14-month stay at Tennessee when Kiffin attracted the attention of the NCAA, called out Urban Meyer (wrongly) for cheating and generally became a royal pain in the backside of SEC commissioner Mike Slive.
Not many people would have predicted that Kiffin would land back in the SEC after getting the boot as USC’s head coach in September, and even fewer people would have pegged Alabama as his landing spot.
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Kiffin didn't have much success directing USC's offense, but Nick Saban
surely remembers what he accomplished in his one season at Tennessee.
In Saban’s world, those are the things that count.
Still, it's a hoot to think of Saban and Kiffin on the same staff. On the surface, they might seem like polar opposites. After all, Lil Wayne once dropped Kiffin’s name in a rap song and referenced Kiffin’s penchant for trash-talking.
You never say never about anything (see Saban’s hiring of Kiffin), but does anybody really see Eminem rapping about Saban any time soon?
The best news for Kiffin is that some of the things he wasn’t the best at in head coaching roles at Tennessee and USC – such as managing a program and being the face of a program – will be a moot point at Alabama.
There’s only one face of the program, and one voice, at Alabama.
It’s Saban and Saban alone.
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Thomas Williams · Top Commenter · Im not telling u
Lane
Kiffin is just another louse in my book and I really don't see why Nick
Saban is hiring the guy as the Alabama offensive coordinator. This
country is so morally fragmented now that anything goes.
Oct. 25 ALABAMA *at Tennessee........Knoxville, Tennessee - ARE YOU KIDDING ME...
Oct. 25 ALABAMA *at Tennessee........Knoxville, Tennessee - ARE YOU KIDDING ME...
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