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Player of the Week for someone who gets ejected?
I'm just curious what people's thoughts are regarding Big 12 player of the week. On stats alone, I'd think Kane or Ejim might be good candidates this week. But, I wonder if the Big 12 takes into consideration the other things in the game. Mainly, I'm wondering if the ejection (Kane) and bird...- OskyCy
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I HATE Tyler Sash...
Given that I'm from Oskaloosa, where Sash grew up, you'll never hear me criticize him. He was a great role model in high school for the younger kids in town and I was extremely sad he didn't choose the Clones. Classy, classy young man. -
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Message from CPR
If you are at home when you watch this, enter in your home phone number. You'll get a call that fits in with the video/cyclone experience you watch. -
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Message from CPR
For those who haven't got it downloaded, it was pretty sweet. Worth the wait. I liked the personalization of it all. Once you watch it (and answer your phone) you'll know what I mean. :-) -
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Electric Shock
I'd suggest keeping the fire extinguisher handy too. If the couch is conducting electricity it could easily start a fire. -
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Gilstrap
I agree that Gilstrap is what we are missing this year, but wonder who our replacement is for Brackins whenever he leaves. If he's back next year, like we all hope, we'll have a solid core and a couple nice additions to add to the mix. However, the year after, do we have a good prospect/player...- OskyCy
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Leonard Johnson named to the FWAA Freshman All-American Team
Just to clarify, but Tyler Sash is a redshirt freshmen. I sure would have enjoyed seeing him at Iowa State. He was quite the athlete in high school. -
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Identifying future criminals
What does law enforcement do today? I'm wondering if they don't already do some form of tracking. I mean, if an officer is investigating a case where someone TPs a house or someone breaks into the local toy store, who would they look at first? I'd think they'd instantly narrow it down to... -
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Identifying future criminals
No. If this was going to be implemented they'd have to leave Sam and Steve out of it. They'd have to resort to other methods of tracking down the criminal. The more I think about this, what difference would it make if they had a DNA sample on everyone? That wouldn't discriminate against... -
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Identifying future criminals
I'm not saying there aren't privacy issues with it, but I think it could be implemented so that only law enforcement has access to the information. To me, this information would be used something like this... - Bob, a bad bad boy, has had a history of bringing weapons to school, hurting... -
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Identifying future criminals
If they were going to try and do this, they'd have to have some sort of guidelines. A 5 year-old pushing down another on the playground wouldn't count. If that 5-year old continues to pushing down kids for a number of years, then wouldn't he be a higher risk kid for crime? The main kids that... -
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Identifying future criminals
Jumping back to the original post, I think this an interesting idea. I doubt parents would go for it, but it makes sense to me somewhat. I mean, can't you typically tell which kids are more likely to commit crimes by middle-school / high-school? Obviously anyone can commit some crime, but it... -
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Teacher's salaries
I think we need to give a shout out to those teachers whose goal in becoming teachers was to improve the education of kids. Teachers are stuck having to deal with some difficult things these days: - "No Child Left Behind" policy which mandates curriculum decisions - difficulty in getting...