Could it soon be just Kate Plus 8?
The new issue of Us Weekly has pictures of the "Jon & Kate Plus 8" dad leaving a club at 2 a.m. -- with a mystery woman and without his wedding band.
Jon Gosselin, 32, arrived at the club at 11:20 p.m. and by 2 a.m. "could barely walk" as he exited the less-public back entrance of Legends Lounge -- near the family's $1.3-million home in Wernersville, Pa. -- on April 18, a fellow partier told the magazine.
The dad of eight -- the children are twins Madelyn and Cara, 8, and 5-year-old sextuplets, Aaden, Joel, Collin, Hannah, Leah and Alexis -- was overheard yelling, "Hey, babe! Babe! Give me my jacket!" before climbing into his Nissan Nismo. (She complied.) As cameras began snapping, he panicked, urging his female friend to "get in the car!" before speeding off hastily -- without even turning on the headlights.
Where was his wife Kate -- known for her insults and who famously once berated him for breathing on the show? Nearly 2,000 miles away, promoting her book "Eight Little Faces" in Bellevue, Wash.
While TLC had no comment on the story or the couple's marital status, Jon sent an e-mailed statement to Us.
"I went to Legends to speak to the owner. A friend of mine wanted to check out my car, so I let her drive it to her car," he says. "Yes, I have female friends -- but that is all she is."
He later told "Extra," "Like most people I have male and female friends and I'm not going to end my friendships just because I'm on TV. However, being out with them late at night showed poor judgment on my part. What makes me sick is that my careless behavior has put my family in this uncomfortable position. "
In February, he was spotted with coeds at Juniata College and denied any wrongdoing.
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/09120/966580-348.stm
Judging by this he had a real you know what for a wife. In the example they gave they made it seem as if she were a real ball buster. So I cannot blame the guy for wanting to get away from her. Let’s just hope he does not get screwed to bad in the divorce. lol
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Peter cooks sex tape with then teen diana bianchi surfaces
Peter Cooks sex tape with then teen Diana Bianchi surfaces
Bianchi, through her lawyers, said she was horrified to learn from Page Six that she was secretly taped with a camera set up in Cook's architectural offices in Southampton. "She is devastated to learn about these surreptitiously recorded sex tapes," Rosemarie Arnold fumed to The Post's Dan Mangan. "She had no idea she was ever being recorded."
Now the NY Post reports the Peter Cook sex tape could leave Cook facing felony charges
ORIGINAL STORY:RUMORS of an explicit home video showing Christie Brinkley's slimy hubby Peter Cook having sex with his curvy teen office worker Diana Bianchi have made the rounds for months, and now Page Six can reveal the truth - it does exist.
Yesterday, we were shown a series of stills from a video depicting Cook and Bianchi, both nude, having sexual intercourse on a brown love seat. They also show Bianchi performing a sizzling striptease down to a pair of black, G-string panties and then to her birthday suit as Cook holds his crotch.
Another shows Cook resting his head on Bianchi's buttocks. It appears the tape was made at Cook's Southampton architectural office without Bianchi's knowledge. But other stills that are apparently not from the video show Bianchi willingly posing topless.
In July, Brinkley settled her nasty divorce with the philandering Cook - who detonated their 10-year marriage with his affair with then-18-year-old Bianchi - for just $2.1 million of her $60 million fortune. She also won full custody of their kids. Cook, who confessed to a $3,000-a-month online porn habit, doled out $300,000 to Bianchi in a legal settlement that kept her mum and prevented a likely sex-harassment lawsuit.
One theory why Cook settled for so little is that Brinkley found the pictures on his computer and used them as leverage. Brinkley's lawyer Robert Cohen said: "Nothing about Peter Cook's behavior shocks us. We don't know anything about this tape. We never saw it and we never heard about it. Christie's concern is for the sake of her children and she hopes this video is kept private."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/10/16/peter-cook-sex-tape-with_n_135137.html
Just another case of an old guy who could not control his you know what. And the girl is quite attractive. He had to have been giving her monetary favors. Just don’t know why when you are rich and powerful you would risk screwing that up just for a little tale.
Bianchi, through her lawyers, said she was horrified to learn from Page Six that she was secretly taped with a camera set up in Cook's architectural offices in Southampton. "She is devastated to learn about these surreptitiously recorded sex tapes," Rosemarie Arnold fumed to The Post's Dan Mangan. "She had no idea she was ever being recorded."
Now the NY Post reports the Peter Cook sex tape could leave Cook facing felony charges
ORIGINAL STORY:RUMORS of an explicit home video showing Christie Brinkley's slimy hubby Peter Cook having sex with his curvy teen office worker Diana Bianchi have made the rounds for months, and now Page Six can reveal the truth - it does exist.
Yesterday, we were shown a series of stills from a video depicting Cook and Bianchi, both nude, having sexual intercourse on a brown love seat. They also show Bianchi performing a sizzling striptease down to a pair of black, G-string panties and then to her birthday suit as Cook holds his crotch.
Another shows Cook resting his head on Bianchi's buttocks. It appears the tape was made at Cook's Southampton architectural office without Bianchi's knowledge. But other stills that are apparently not from the video show Bianchi willingly posing topless.
In July, Brinkley settled her nasty divorce with the philandering Cook - who detonated their 10-year marriage with his affair with then-18-year-old Bianchi - for just $2.1 million of her $60 million fortune. She also won full custody of their kids. Cook, who confessed to a $3,000-a-month online porn habit, doled out $300,000 to Bianchi in a legal settlement that kept her mum and prevented a likely sex-harassment lawsuit.
One theory why Cook settled for so little is that Brinkley found the pictures on his computer and used them as leverage. Brinkley's lawyer Robert Cohen said: "Nothing about Peter Cook's behavior shocks us. We don't know anything about this tape. We never saw it and we never heard about it. Christie's concern is for the sake of her children and she hopes this video is kept private."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/10/16/peter-cook-sex-tape-with_n_135137.html
Just another case of an old guy who could not control his you know what. And the girl is quite attractive. He had to have been giving her monetary favors. Just don’t know why when you are rich and powerful you would risk screwing that up just for a little tale.
What is Apotemnophilia
What is Apotemnophilia
If people told you that they wanted to have a perfectly good leg amputated, or that they have three arms, when they clearly do not, you would probably think that they are mentally disturbed. Psychiatrists, too, long considered such conditions to be psychological in origin. Voluntary amputation, for example, was regarded as a fetish, perhaps arising because an amputee's stump resembles a phallus, whereas imaginary extra limbs were likely to be dismissed as the products of delusions or hallucinations.
These bizarre conditions—named body integrity and identity disorder (BIID) and supernumerary phantom limb, respectively—are now believed to have a neurological basis, and a growing body of literature suggests that such body awareness disorders occur as a result of abnormal activity in the right superior parietal lobule (SPL). This brain region integrates different types of sensory information and processes it further to generate an internal model of the body. Two forthcoming studies provide strong evidence that the gross distortions of body image experienced in both conditions do indeed occur as a result of SPL dysfunction.
A Useless Limb
In BIID, or apotemnophilia, individuals say that a limb, or part of it, feels "intrusive" or "over-present." They usually report that they have had the desire to remove the limb since early childhood, but do not understand why. This desire can be so strong that they sometimes resort to damaging the limb irreparably, thus forcing doctors to amputate it. Almost all BIID sufferers have no other psychological disturbances, and almost always say that they feel much happier when the limb is eventually amputated. Paul McGeoch of The Brain and Perceptual Process Laboratory at the University of California, San Diego, and his colleagues tested the hypothesis that BIID occurs as a result of abnormal activity in the right SPL. They recruited three male BIID sufferers (apotemnophiles) who expressed a desire to have their left leg amputated, and a fourth who wanted both legs removed. The researchers tapped the participants' feet with a bundle of fiberoptic filaments, while recording the electrical activity of their brains using magnetoencephalography (MEG). Their responses were compared with those of four controls. In the controls, tapping either foot caused activation of the right SPL. In the three apotemnophiles who wanted one leg amputated, tapping the unaffected foot evoked a response in the right SPL, but tapping the affected one did not. In the fourth apotemnophile, neither foot evoked a response. These preliminary findings confirm the researchers' hypothesis, and have been posted on the pre-print server Nature Precedings. They suggest that the brain does not register the limb as a part of the body, and contains no representation of it. As a result, the limb is not incorporated into the body image, so the apotemnophile has no sense of ownership over the limb—he feels that it does not "belong" to him, and so wishes to have it removed.
The Third Arm
Supernumerary phantom limb is a much rarer condition that usually occurs following a stroke. Mostly this feels much the same as the phantom limbs of amputees—an illusion, from which sensations sometimes emanate. In a small number of cases patients report that they can also see, feel and use the limb. This phenomenon has not been investigated thoroughly, because there are so few reported cases. But now clinical neuropsychologists from the Geneva University Hospitals describe what they believe to be the second documented case.In Annals of Neurology, the researchers, led by Asaid Khateb, report the case a 64 year-old librarian who began to experience a supernumerary phantom limb four days after being hospitalized with a stroke. The phantom, she said, started from the elbow of her left arm (which had been paralyzed by the stroke) and felt "just like a real hand," but was "weightless." "transparent" and "thinner" than her actual arms. The patient also told the doctors that the phantom was not experienced permanently, but only when she intentionally "triggered" it. Furthermore, it was anatomically correct and functional—she said that it had flexible, independently moveable joints at the elbow, wrist and fingers, and claimed that she could not only see it, but also feel it and purposefully move it. The doctors placed her into a brain scanner, and asked her to scratch her cheek with her phantom limb. Remarkably, the scan confirmed the patient's subjective reports. When she willed the phantom limb into action, the doctors observed an increase in the activity of the right motor cortex. When she said that the phantom was approaching her face, they observed an increase in visual cortical activity. And when she told them that the limb had made contact, they observed increased activity in the region of somatosensory cortex corresponding to the cheek. The patient's brain had generated a virtual simulation of a fully functional arm, which had been incorporated into the body image and which ran alongside the neural representations of her real arms. In her mind, this virtual arm was just as real as her actual arms.
http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=body-integrity-identity-disorder
Well I know that a lot of guys definitely have a third leg, lol. But seriously. I can understand this though.It is easy to get weirded out be this and how it might scare you. It reminds me of those movies where a guy has a limb but he thinks that he has no control over it. For most guys that is there penis.
If people told you that they wanted to have a perfectly good leg amputated, or that they have three arms, when they clearly do not, you would probably think that they are mentally disturbed. Psychiatrists, too, long considered such conditions to be psychological in origin. Voluntary amputation, for example, was regarded as a fetish, perhaps arising because an amputee's stump resembles a phallus, whereas imaginary extra limbs were likely to be dismissed as the products of delusions or hallucinations.
These bizarre conditions—named body integrity and identity disorder (BIID) and supernumerary phantom limb, respectively—are now believed to have a neurological basis, and a growing body of literature suggests that such body awareness disorders occur as a result of abnormal activity in the right superior parietal lobule (SPL). This brain region integrates different types of sensory information and processes it further to generate an internal model of the body. Two forthcoming studies provide strong evidence that the gross distortions of body image experienced in both conditions do indeed occur as a result of SPL dysfunction.
A Useless Limb
In BIID, or apotemnophilia, individuals say that a limb, or part of it, feels "intrusive" or "over-present." They usually report that they have had the desire to remove the limb since early childhood, but do not understand why. This desire can be so strong that they sometimes resort to damaging the limb irreparably, thus forcing doctors to amputate it. Almost all BIID sufferers have no other psychological disturbances, and almost always say that they feel much happier when the limb is eventually amputated. Paul McGeoch of The Brain and Perceptual Process Laboratory at the University of California, San Diego, and his colleagues tested the hypothesis that BIID occurs as a result of abnormal activity in the right SPL. They recruited three male BIID sufferers (apotemnophiles) who expressed a desire to have their left leg amputated, and a fourth who wanted both legs removed. The researchers tapped the participants' feet with a bundle of fiberoptic filaments, while recording the electrical activity of their brains using magnetoencephalography (MEG). Their responses were compared with those of four controls. In the controls, tapping either foot caused activation of the right SPL. In the three apotemnophiles who wanted one leg amputated, tapping the unaffected foot evoked a response in the right SPL, but tapping the affected one did not. In the fourth apotemnophile, neither foot evoked a response. These preliminary findings confirm the researchers' hypothesis, and have been posted on the pre-print server Nature Precedings. They suggest that the brain does not register the limb as a part of the body, and contains no representation of it. As a result, the limb is not incorporated into the body image, so the apotemnophile has no sense of ownership over the limb—he feels that it does not "belong" to him, and so wishes to have it removed.
The Third Arm
Supernumerary phantom limb is a much rarer condition that usually occurs following a stroke. Mostly this feels much the same as the phantom limbs of amputees—an illusion, from which sensations sometimes emanate. In a small number of cases patients report that they can also see, feel and use the limb. This phenomenon has not been investigated thoroughly, because there are so few reported cases. But now clinical neuropsychologists from the Geneva University Hospitals describe what they believe to be the second documented case.In Annals of Neurology, the researchers, led by Asaid Khateb, report the case a 64 year-old librarian who began to experience a supernumerary phantom limb four days after being hospitalized with a stroke. The phantom, she said, started from the elbow of her left arm (which had been paralyzed by the stroke) and felt "just like a real hand," but was "weightless." "transparent" and "thinner" than her actual arms. The patient also told the doctors that the phantom was not experienced permanently, but only when she intentionally "triggered" it. Furthermore, it was anatomically correct and functional—she said that it had flexible, independently moveable joints at the elbow, wrist and fingers, and claimed that she could not only see it, but also feel it and purposefully move it. The doctors placed her into a brain scanner, and asked her to scratch her cheek with her phantom limb. Remarkably, the scan confirmed the patient's subjective reports. When she willed the phantom limb into action, the doctors observed an increase in the activity of the right motor cortex. When she said that the phantom was approaching her face, they observed an increase in visual cortical activity. And when she told them that the limb had made contact, they observed increased activity in the region of somatosensory cortex corresponding to the cheek. The patient's brain had generated a virtual simulation of a fully functional arm, which had been incorporated into the body image and which ran alongside the neural representations of her real arms. In her mind, this virtual arm was just as real as her actual arms.
http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=body-integrity-identity-disorder
Well I know that a lot of guys definitely have a third leg, lol. But seriously. I can understand this though.It is easy to get weirded out be this and how it might scare you. It reminds me of those movies where a guy has a limb but he thinks that he has no control over it. For most guys that is there penis.
Brown, Torreta among college fooltball hall of fame inductees
Brown, Torretta among college football Hall of Fame inductees
New York, NY (Sports Network) - A pair of Heisman Trophy winners, Tim Brown and Gino Torretta, highlight the 2009 class for induction into the College Football Hall of Fame.
A total of 16 players and two coaches from the Football Bowl Subdivision (formerly Division I-A) were selected for this year's Hall of Fame class.
Joining Brown and Torretta for enshrinement will be New Mexico State running back Pervis Atkins, Arizona defensive back Chuck Cecil, Auburn fullback Ed Dyas, West Virginia quarterback Major Harris, Brigham Young tight end Gordon Hudson, Harvard center William Lewis, Alabama linebacker Woodrow Lowe, Stanford wide receiver Ken Margerum, Texas defensive tackle Steve McMichael, Ohio State linebacker Chris Spielman, Iowa linebacker Larry Station, Georgia Tech defensive end Pat Swilling, Penn State running back Curt Warner, Nebraska defensive end Grant Wistrom, and coaches Dick MacPherson and John Robinson.
The first wide receiver to capture the Heisman, Brown was a two-time All- American (1986-87) and set 19 school records during his tenure with the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame.
Torretta was one of the most decorated college players while at the University of Miami-Florida. A year after guiding the Hurricanes to the 1991 national championship, Torretta collected a bevy of awards, including the Heisman, the Maxwell (best overall player), Davey O'Brien (top quarterback), Johnny Unitas Golden Arm (top senior quarterback), and claimed unanimous First Team All- America honors.
Atkins, the only First Team All-American selection (1960) in Aggies history, led New Mexico State to a perfect 11-0 campaign and a Border Conference title in 1960. Atkins twice topped the nation in all-purpose yards (1959-60) and holds the school single season record with 1,800 all-purpose yards in 1960.
Only the second Arizona player to be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame, Cecil was a consensus All-American and named Pac-10 Defensive Back of the Year in 1987.
Dyas topped Auburn in rushing and scoring, was named the SEC's Most Outstanding Back and First-Team All-Conference in 1960.
A three-year starter at West Virginia, Harris became the first player in NCAA history to rush for more than 2,000 and throw for more than 5,000 yards in a career. As a sophomore, he led the Mountaineers to an undefeated regular season and a berth in the Orange Bowl. In 1989, his junior season, Harris was voted a First Team All-America, tabbed the ECAC Player of the Year and finished third in the Heisman Trophy voting.
Hudson enjoyed a record-breaking career at BYU. A two-time unanimous All- American (1982-83), Hudson holds several NCAA records, including most passes caught per game by a tight end (5.4), most career yards per game by a tight end (75.3) and most yards in a game by a tight end (259).
Lewis, the first ever African-American to earn First Team All-America honors, was selected for enshrinement by the National Football Foundation's Veterans Committee. Lewis helped Harvard post a staggering 22-2 record from 1892-93.
Lowe set an Alabama single season record with 134 tackles in 1973 and helped propel the Crimson Tide to the national title that season. He is the second player in school history to be a three-time First Team All-American (1973-75).
Margerum left Stanford as the all-time leading Cardinal receiver with 141 receptions for 2,430 yards and 30 touchdowns. He was also a three-time First Team All-Pac-10 selection and was awarded the 1980 Pop Warner Trophy, which is given annually to the most valuable senior player on the West Coast.
A four-year letterman at Texas, McMichael graduated as the school's all-time leader in career tackles with 369 and sacks with 30. He was a finalist for the Lombardi and Outland Awards in 1979.
A bruising linebacker, Spielman left his mark at Ohio State. He was a consensus First Team All-America choice in 1986 and a unanimous All-American in 1987, the year he claimed the Lombardi Award.
Station was a two-time First Team All-America in 1984-85 and finished his career at Iowa with 492 tackles.
Opposing offenses feared Swilling, who set the NCAA record for sacks in a game with seven in 1985 while establishing the Georgia Tech mark for sacks in a season with a gaudy 15. He was named to Georgia Tech's All-Time Team (1892-1991) and inducted into the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame in 2004.
Warner was an imposing figure on the gridiron from 1979-82 and the Nittany Lions were an remarkable 18-0 when he rushed for 100 yards or more. An All- America choice in 1981, Warner set records for career rushing yardage (3,398), career all-purpose yardage (4,982) and 100-yard rushing games while at Penn State.
Wistrom was a two-time unanimous All-American selection at Nebraska from 1996-97 and was a member of three national championships with the Cornhuskers (1994-95, '97).
MacPherson amassed a record of 111-73-5 during his career as coach at Massachusetts and Syracuse. He earned NCAA Coach of the Year honors in 1987 after leading the Orange to an 11-0-1 record and the fourth spot in the final Associated Press ranking. MacPherson ranks third all-time at Syracuse for wins and most seasons coached.
Robinson had a lot of success patrolling the sidelines at Southern California, posting a 7-1 record in bowl games with the Trojans. He received National Coach of the Year honors in 1979 and was named Pac-10 Coach of the Year in 1976 and 1978. Robinson also coached for UNLV, and his overall bowl record of 8-1 ranks first all-time in bowl winning percentage.
The 2009 Class will be inducted into the Hall of Fame at The National Football Foundation's Annual Awards Dinner on December 8 in New York and will be officially enshrined at the Hall in South Bend, Indiana in the summer of 2010.
http://www.seattlepi.com/scorecard/cfootballnews.asp?articleID=258761
New York, NY (Sports Network) - A pair of Heisman Trophy winners, Tim Brown and Gino Torretta, highlight the 2009 class for induction into the College Football Hall of Fame.
A total of 16 players and two coaches from the Football Bowl Subdivision (formerly Division I-A) were selected for this year's Hall of Fame class.
Joining Brown and Torretta for enshrinement will be New Mexico State running back Pervis Atkins, Arizona defensive back Chuck Cecil, Auburn fullback Ed Dyas, West Virginia quarterback Major Harris, Brigham Young tight end Gordon Hudson, Harvard center William Lewis, Alabama linebacker Woodrow Lowe, Stanford wide receiver Ken Margerum, Texas defensive tackle Steve McMichael, Ohio State linebacker Chris Spielman, Iowa linebacker Larry Station, Georgia Tech defensive end Pat Swilling, Penn State running back Curt Warner, Nebraska defensive end Grant Wistrom, and coaches Dick MacPherson and John Robinson.
The first wide receiver to capture the Heisman, Brown was a two-time All- American (1986-87) and set 19 school records during his tenure with the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame.
Torretta was one of the most decorated college players while at the University of Miami-Florida. A year after guiding the Hurricanes to the 1991 national championship, Torretta collected a bevy of awards, including the Heisman, the Maxwell (best overall player), Davey O'Brien (top quarterback), Johnny Unitas Golden Arm (top senior quarterback), and claimed unanimous First Team All- America honors.
Atkins, the only First Team All-American selection (1960) in Aggies history, led New Mexico State to a perfect 11-0 campaign and a Border Conference title in 1960. Atkins twice topped the nation in all-purpose yards (1959-60) and holds the school single season record with 1,800 all-purpose yards in 1960.
Only the second Arizona player to be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame, Cecil was a consensus All-American and named Pac-10 Defensive Back of the Year in 1987.
Dyas topped Auburn in rushing and scoring, was named the SEC's Most Outstanding Back and First-Team All-Conference in 1960.
A three-year starter at West Virginia, Harris became the first player in NCAA history to rush for more than 2,000 and throw for more than 5,000 yards in a career. As a sophomore, he led the Mountaineers to an undefeated regular season and a berth in the Orange Bowl. In 1989, his junior season, Harris was voted a First Team All-America, tabbed the ECAC Player of the Year and finished third in the Heisman Trophy voting.
Hudson enjoyed a record-breaking career at BYU. A two-time unanimous All- American (1982-83), Hudson holds several NCAA records, including most passes caught per game by a tight end (5.4), most career yards per game by a tight end (75.3) and most yards in a game by a tight end (259).
Lewis, the first ever African-American to earn First Team All-America honors, was selected for enshrinement by the National Football Foundation's Veterans Committee. Lewis helped Harvard post a staggering 22-2 record from 1892-93.
Lowe set an Alabama single season record with 134 tackles in 1973 and helped propel the Crimson Tide to the national title that season. He is the second player in school history to be a three-time First Team All-American (1973-75).
Margerum left Stanford as the all-time leading Cardinal receiver with 141 receptions for 2,430 yards and 30 touchdowns. He was also a three-time First Team All-Pac-10 selection and was awarded the 1980 Pop Warner Trophy, which is given annually to the most valuable senior player on the West Coast.
A four-year letterman at Texas, McMichael graduated as the school's all-time leader in career tackles with 369 and sacks with 30. He was a finalist for the Lombardi and Outland Awards in 1979.
A bruising linebacker, Spielman left his mark at Ohio State. He was a consensus First Team All-America choice in 1986 and a unanimous All-American in 1987, the year he claimed the Lombardi Award.
Station was a two-time First Team All-America in 1984-85 and finished his career at Iowa with 492 tackles.
Opposing offenses feared Swilling, who set the NCAA record for sacks in a game with seven in 1985 while establishing the Georgia Tech mark for sacks in a season with a gaudy 15. He was named to Georgia Tech's All-Time Team (1892-1991) and inducted into the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame in 2004.
Warner was an imposing figure on the gridiron from 1979-82 and the Nittany Lions were an remarkable 18-0 when he rushed for 100 yards or more. An All- America choice in 1981, Warner set records for career rushing yardage (3,398), career all-purpose yardage (4,982) and 100-yard rushing games while at Penn State.
Wistrom was a two-time unanimous All-American selection at Nebraska from 1996-97 and was a member of three national championships with the Cornhuskers (1994-95, '97).
MacPherson amassed a record of 111-73-5 during his career as coach at Massachusetts and Syracuse. He earned NCAA Coach of the Year honors in 1987 after leading the Orange to an 11-0-1 record and the fourth spot in the final Associated Press ranking. MacPherson ranks third all-time at Syracuse for wins and most seasons coached.
Robinson had a lot of success patrolling the sidelines at Southern California, posting a 7-1 record in bowl games with the Trojans. He received National Coach of the Year honors in 1979 and was named Pac-10 Coach of the Year in 1976 and 1978. Robinson also coached for UNLV, and his overall bowl record of 8-1 ranks first all-time in bowl winning percentage.
The 2009 Class will be inducted into the Hall of Fame at The National Football Foundation's Annual Awards Dinner on December 8 in New York and will be officially enshrined at the Hall in South Bend, Indiana in the summer of 2010.
http://www.seattlepi.com/scorecard/cfootballnews.asp?articleID=258761
Selena Roberts has given us more reason to dislike A rod
Selena Roberts has given us more reason to hate ARod
Great news Everyone! Selena Roberts has given us more reason to hate Douche-Rod. Excerpts from Robert's new book (out May 12) were published by the New York Daily News this morning.
Included are details about the "Douche's" steroid use, which reportedly started in high school and continues today, and his relationships with his wife, Madonna, and various other floozies (that is the actual word used in the Daily News). I can't think of a better way to wake up (other than in a Brad Penny's ex-girlfriends sandwich).
Here are some highlights (my thoughts in parentheses):
"Sports Illustrated writer Selena Roberts, who broke the story that A-Rod flunked a steroid screening in 2003, reveals fellow Bombers nicknamed the third baseman "B---h T--s" in 2005." (If you don't think that the fans at Fenway are going to be chanting "Bitch Tits" when he returns to Boston June 9th then you are dumber than, well, A-Rod)
"That was after he put on 15 pounds in the off-season and seemed to develop round pectorals, a condition called gynecomastia that can be caused by anabolic steroids."
"In one shocking disclosure, the book accuses A-Rod of "pitch tipping" when he was with the Rangers—letting a friendly opponent at the plate know which pitch was coming in lopsided games." (Douchebag)
"Rodriguez expected players he helped would do the same for him when he was having an off night and needed to get his batting average up and it wouldn't affect the outcome of the game."
"He was even hated at Hooters, where he tipped the minimum 15 percent."
I'm not the brightest bulb in the chandelier, but it must be a challenge to be hated at Hooters when you have $300 million. In fact, what is a man who can afford whatever he wants doing eating at Hooters? Couldn't he get some hotty he is nailing (or a hooker) to go get him buffalo wings from Hooters and then serve them to him naked? Wouldn't that be more fun? Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/165072-a-rod-has-bitch-tits-like-meatloaf-in-fight-club
I don’t think people should hate the man because he is rich and powerful and can get any women that he wants. He cannot help it if he is extremely talented and has a way with women. I not gonna judge the guy. But he is a public figure and when you are a public figure you have to watch what you do.
Great news Everyone! Selena Roberts has given us more reason to hate Douche-Rod. Excerpts from Robert's new book (out May 12) were published by the New York Daily News this morning.
Included are details about the "Douche's" steroid use, which reportedly started in high school and continues today, and his relationships with his wife, Madonna, and various other floozies (that is the actual word used in the Daily News). I can't think of a better way to wake up (other than in a Brad Penny's ex-girlfriends sandwich).
Here are some highlights (my thoughts in parentheses):
"Sports Illustrated writer Selena Roberts, who broke the story that A-Rod flunked a steroid screening in 2003, reveals fellow Bombers nicknamed the third baseman "B---h T--s" in 2005." (If you don't think that the fans at Fenway are going to be chanting "Bitch Tits" when he returns to Boston June 9th then you are dumber than, well, A-Rod)
"That was after he put on 15 pounds in the off-season and seemed to develop round pectorals, a condition called gynecomastia that can be caused by anabolic steroids."
"In one shocking disclosure, the book accuses A-Rod of "pitch tipping" when he was with the Rangers—letting a friendly opponent at the plate know which pitch was coming in lopsided games." (Douchebag)
"Rodriguez expected players he helped would do the same for him when he was having an off night and needed to get his batting average up and it wouldn't affect the outcome of the game."
"He was even hated at Hooters, where he tipped the minimum 15 percent."
I'm not the brightest bulb in the chandelier, but it must be a challenge to be hated at Hooters when you have $300 million. In fact, what is a man who can afford whatever he wants doing eating at Hooters? Couldn't he get some hotty he is nailing (or a hooker) to go get him buffalo wings from Hooters and then serve them to him naked? Wouldn't that be more fun? Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/165072-a-rod-has-bitch-tits-like-meatloaf-in-fight-club
I don’t think people should hate the man because he is rich and powerful and can get any women that he wants. He cannot help it if he is extremely talented and has a way with women. I not gonna judge the guy. But he is a public figure and when you are a public figure you have to watch what you do.
Elizabeth Edwards vs Rielle Hunter
“Campaign cad John Edwards' cheating ways made his wife, Elizabeth, sick to her stomach—literally,” said Celeste Katz in the New York Daily News. In her upcoming book, Resilience: Reflections on the Burdens and Gifts of Facing Life’s Adversities, Elizabeth Edwards reveals that she vomited after hearing the news that her husband had cheated on her with his videographer, Rielle Hunter. She also, justifiably, “lashes out at Hunter.”What’s interesting though, said Women on the Web, is that Elizabeth Edwards “does not once use the name” of her husband’s mistress in the book. In fact, Mrs. Edwards “did not write a cutthroat book that harshly attacks those who betrayed her.” She does refer to Hunter as “pathetic,” but otherwise demonstrates a lot of restraint. “Elizabeth Edwards is a resilient woman,” said Barb Shelly in the Kansas City Star, “and I admire her in many ways.” But she’s also “something of an enabler.” She knew John Edwards was cheating on her with Rielle Hunter before he started campaigning for president. I have to “wonder why, when he decided to run against all good sense, she stood at his side so publicly.”
http://www.theweek.com/article/index/96011/Elizabeth_Edwards_vs_Rielle_Hunter
A politician cheating no, I am not surprised by this. I personally believe that the majority of politicians cheat. Most of the time there marriages are just for public and image. I would bet that a lot of them are unhappy with there spouses.
http://www.theweek.com/article/index/96011/Elizabeth_Edwards_vs_Rielle_Hunter
A politician cheating no, I am not surprised by this. I personally believe that the majority of politicians cheat. Most of the time there marriages are just for public and image. I would bet that a lot of them are unhappy with there spouses.
CEO Nardelli Will See Chrsler Through Bankruptcy
CEO Nardelli to see Chrysler through bankruptcy
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Robert Nardelli told CNBC on Thursday that the U.S. Treasury did not ask him to step down as Chrysler's chief executive but that he expects the company's new board to name its choice for the CEO position after what he sees as a quick trip through bankruptcy court. "Our goal is to get through this thing in the next couple months," he said.
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/ceo-nardelli-see-chrysler-through/story.aspx?guid=%7B4ED8A925-A72B-4FF0-8E52-5B37E3BD6683%7D&dist=msr_2
It is a shame to see such a big company go through this. Even more so because people so many people depend on them for jobs. Right here in Wisconsin the plant in Kenosha is talking about closing down. If that plant closes down hundreds of people will be out of a job.
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Robert Nardelli told CNBC on Thursday that the U.S. Treasury did not ask him to step down as Chrysler's chief executive but that he expects the company's new board to name its choice for the CEO position after what he sees as a quick trip through bankruptcy court. "Our goal is to get through this thing in the next couple months," he said.
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/ceo-nardelli-see-chrysler-through/story.aspx?guid=%7B4ED8A925-A72B-4FF0-8E52-5B37E3BD6683%7D&dist=msr_2
It is a shame to see such a big company go through this. Even more so because people so many people depend on them for jobs. Right here in Wisconsin the plant in Kenosha is talking about closing down. If that plant closes down hundreds of people will be out of a job.
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