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once a quitter, always a quitter? have you ever quit a job before because you didn't like the job anymore and/or didn't have any faith in the organization you worked for? also, factor in that he knew he'd land a good job somewhere else. even if you haven't, you probably know that most people have and that it's not considered a bad thing. far from it, in fact -- most people consider it mentally healthy.
And he'll probably end up with a raise, like GW did. Sounds like a good career move to me.
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The point I think she's trying to make is that we (Bills nation) take this form of entertainment way too seriously...which isn't far from the truth at all.
Sort of like 15 year-old boys with a jar of this, and too much time on their hands.
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I looked at the AP site and couldn't find any news on this. Got a link?
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Bingo.
These kind of do-it-yourself webzines are another variation on the "ESPN effect" you cited in your other thread. The guy sounds like he's got nothing more than the same info we all have, yet he spins it so he looks like an "insider." Probably just some kid in his basement, however.
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Right on. Nobody circles the wagons like you, Kelly.
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http://www.packersnews.com/archives/news/pack_24328045.shtml
After Tuesday’s hires, the only job remaining on the Packers’ offensive staff is quarterbacks coach. McCarthy said he intended to talk to Alex Van Pelt, who he coached while at the University of Pittsburgh. Van Pelt was recently hired to be the quarterbacks coach at the University of Buffalo, under former Green Bay director of player development Turner Gill.
“Alex Van Pelt is someone I’m very fond of,” McCarthy said. “Alex is a young, up-and-coming coach. I will say he is under consideration. We’ve left messages. I have not spoken to him. Alex Van Pelt will be an excellent coach in the National Football League some day. It may be here.”
MM is wanted!
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Yep, GW sure is suffering with that demotion he took to work in Washington.