Comments for Just My Two Cents http://www.jeffself.net/blog Miscellaneous Ramblings of an Apple, Linux, and sports geek Thu, 04 Dec 2008 18:19:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 Comment on Selecting a Content Management System for work by MarkW http://www.jeffself.net/blog/2008/09/08/selecting-a-content-management-system-for-work/#comment-689 MarkW Thu, 30 Oct 2008 19:52:42 +0000 http://www.jeffself.net/blog/?p=57#comment-689 If you are still searching for a CMS that is used by newspapers and media corporations, then you need to check out Polopoly. It is being used by mtvU and also a number of newspapers, broadcast and magazines in Europe. It is receiving much press among newspapers in search of a CMS. It is a competitor to Ellington and Esenic. If you are still searching for a CMS that is used by newspapers and media corporations, then you need to check out Polopoly. It is being used by mtvU and also a number of newspapers, broadcast and magazines in Europe.

It is receiving much press among newspapers in search of a CMS. It is a competitor to Ellington and Esenic.

]]> Comment on Greatest upset ever? Not hardly. by jeff.self http://www.jeffself.net/blog/2007/09/06/greatest-upset-ever-not-hardly/#comment-640 jeff.self Thu, 20 Sep 2007 19:40:44 +0000 http://www.jeffself.net/blog/2007/09/06/greatest-upset-ever-not-hardly/#comment-640 <p>Patrick,</p> <p>In my article, I stated that at the time Temple beat Virginia Tech, Tech was ranked #6 in my computer rankings while Temple was ranked #143. From a historical perspective, I can understand how Appalachian States victory over Michigan could be considered the greatest upset ever. But if you look at it from an on the field perspective at this moment in time, it should not be considered that.</p> <p>Michigan getting blown out the next week didn't hurt my arguments either!</p> Patrick,

In my article, I stated that at the time Temple beat Virginia Tech, Tech was ranked #6 in my computer rankings while Temple was ranked #143. From a historical perspective, I can understand how Appalachian States victory over Michigan could be considered the greatest upset ever. But if you look at it from an on the field perspective at this moment in time, it should not be considered that.

Michigan getting blown out the next week didn’t hurt my arguments either!

]]> Comment on Greatest upset ever? Not hardly. by patrick http://www.jeffself.net/blog/2007/09/06/greatest-upset-ever-not-hardly/#comment-639 patrick Thu, 20 Sep 2007 18:36:15 +0000 http://www.jeffself.net/blog/2007/09/06/greatest-upset-ever-not-hardly/#comment-639 I believe when you compare the size of the programs, pick of players, recruitment ability, number of scholarships, size of schools, size of players, history of programs - all of this adds up to why the ASU game deserves to be in the "greatest upset" column. Regardless of how they split the divisions, there's a tremendous inequity in the programs between App State and Michigan, just as Temple was to VT at that time in '98. Where was Temple at that time in relation to Va Tech based on your computer model? I believe when you compare the size of the programs, pick of players, recruitment ability, number of scholarships, size of schools, size of players, history of programs - all of this adds up to why the ASU game deserves to be in the “greatest upset” column. Regardless of how they split the divisions, there’s a tremendous inequity in the programs between App State and Michigan, just as Temple was to VT at that time in ‘98. Where was Temple at that time in relation to Va Tech based on your computer model?

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