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Leo Robin was born on April 6, 1900 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He studied at the University of Pittsburgh Law School and Carnegie Techs drama school. After graduation, he worked as a publicity agent, a newspaper reporter and even as a social worker. However, his first ambition was to be a playwright and in the early 1920s he moved to New York City to achieve this goal.
In New York, Robin began writing lyrics for songs by various composers. His first success came with the song Looking Around, with composer Richard Myers. Robin soon turned his attention to the Broadway stage and with composers like Vincent Youmans, produced Just Fancy, Alley Oop and Hit the Deck.
In 1930, Robin had another hit song featured in the Broadway revue Tattle Tales, entitled I'll Take an Option on You, composed by Ralph Rainger. This was the beginning of a great Robin and Rainger team. Under contract with Paramount Studios, Robin and Rainger moved to Hollywood and produced some of the most memorable film scores from the era, including She Done Him Wrong, She Loves Me Not, Shoot the Works, Here is My Heart, The Big Broadcast of 1937, The Big Broadcast of 1938, Waikiki Wedding, Give Me A Sailor and Paris Honeymoon. In 1939, Robin and Rainger left Paramount and signed with 20th Century Fox, where they continued to contribute songs to films.
Robin and Rainger wrote some of the greatest standards from the era, including Please, I Have to Have You, Beyond the Blue Horizon, June in January, I Dont Want to Make History, I Just Want to Make Love, A Rhyme for Love, Here Lies Love, Give Me Liberty or Give Me Love, With Every Breath I Take, Heres Love in Your Eye and Blue Hawaii. In 1938, the pair received the Academy Award for Best Song for Thanks For the Memory.
After Raingers death in 1942, Robin worked with many other composers including Jerome Kern (In Love In Vain,), Arthur Schwartz (A Gal in Calico, A Rainy Night in Rio, Oh But I Do) Harry Warren (The Lady in the Tutti Frutti Hat, Paducah, Zing A Little Zong,), Harold Arlen (Hooray for Love, For Every Man Theres a Woman).
In 1949 Robin collaborated with July Styne writing the score for the Broadway Musical Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. The production starred Carol Channing and included the songs Bye Bye, Baby, A Little Girl from Little Rock, and, of course, Diamonds are a Girls Best Friend. A few years later, Marilyn Monroe would reprise the role in the 1953 movie version.
In the 1950s, Robin collaborated with Sigmund Romberg on the Broadway musical The Girl in Pink Tights. While in production, Romberg died and the musical was not completed until 1954. Robins final collaboration came in 1955 for the film musical My Sister Eileen, another collaboration with Jule Styne. After the score was completed, Robin entered retirement.
Leo Robin died in Woodland Hills, CA on December 29, 1984.
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Monday, Sept. 30, 2013, 4:30 p.m. · School of Architecture, Betts Auditorium
Posted September 23, 2013; 10:54 a.m.
The Council of the Princeton University Community (CPUC) will hold its first meeting of the 2013-14 academic year at 4:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 30 in Betts Auditorium, School of Architecture. The University community is invited to attend. The agenda will include:
- A discussion with President Christopher L. Eisgruber about his "listening tour" conducted over his first months in office.
- A discussion about the report and recommendations of the Trustee Ad Hoc Committtee on Diversity with committee co-chair Deborah Prentice, Alexander Stewart 1886 Professor of Psychology and Public Affairs.
- A question and answer period.

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Until the 133, the Worldcup Models from the iSonic series become shorter the bigger they get. The 150 however, was kept a little longer for better all-round characteristics.
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When it comes to passive planing, the wide iSonic approaches the JP-Australia Super Light Wind, but compensates this with better speed characteristics and surprisingly good behaviour through its gybes. The straps still provide enough control from their newer, more centered position, and are very easy to step into. Even though it's rather wide, the board feels safe, doesn't buckle and lies down flat on the piste. It requires almost zero effort on the move, which makes it so inviting to cruise around with. Applying pressure on the fin will let you accelerate though.
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"Miracle on Thirty-Hack Street"
That kindly old man really thinks he _is_ Santa Claus. And a lot of other people do as well. Could it possibly be true? It seems that the world is out to get poor Kris Kringle and crush the true Christmas spirit. In this challenge, you'll apply your technical skills to help Kris Kringle's legal team fight back against those who want to put him in the Bellevue Psychiatric Facility. Have you got what it takes to keep Kris out of a mental institution and save Christmas? Find out in our next challenge!
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By Brad Locke/NEMS Daily Journal
STARKVILLE – Mississippi State's defense finally made an appearance three days ago. The Bulldogs hope it sticks around.
MSU (7-12, 2-5 SEC) looks to snap a five-game losing streak when LSU (11-7, 2-5) visits Humphrey Coliseum at 4:30 p.m. today. Rick Ray's team is coming off a 55-49 overtime loss to Texas A&M.
Despite the loss, State took away some positives from the way it played on the defensive end. In the previous four games, it had allowed an average of 81.3 points, with foes shooting 51 percent.
Texas A&M shot 47.2 percent but committed 22 turnovers and was held to 49 points in regulation.
Guard Jalen Steele said MSU did a better job that night of keeping the ball out of the paint.
"Every time a team drives to the middle of the paint, it causes a lot of havoc," Steele said. "It causes a lot of problems for us to retreat back to the other man."
The Bulldogs, who are young and lacking manpower due to injuries and offseason attrition, have tried to find an identity on defense in Ray's first season. Some nights have been better than others, and Ray was pleased with Wednesday's effort.
"I thought our defensive effort was really good … throughout the whole course of the game," he said. "If you eliminate the time that we turned the basketball over and we were chasing them down, our defense was really good the whole time."
And that's a problem MSU has to fix: turnovers. In SEC games the Bulldogs have committed a league-worst 128 (18.3 per game), and they had 24 against the Aggies, many of them in the backcourt.
"I guess there wasn't enough people moving and trying to come to the ball at the same time," Steele said. "Just a lot of dribbling and playing around, and once you play around with the defender, he has a good chance of taking the ball."
LSU ranks fifth in the SEC in turnover margin, and it will present some challenges for MSU. The Tigers are coming off a win over No. 17 Missouri and have a good inside weapon in Johnny O'Bryant.
The key to slowing down O'Bryant goes back to what Steele said about keeping players out of the paint.
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(Caption: the Mechanic's Beacon Light from Anthropologie, priced a mere $40 more than I casually forked over for the below-mentioned dress)
At a time when I am giving my entire apartment the severe silent treatment (as if it's the rooms' fault they look so tired and disjointed), I've been thinking: Does anyone know what stops us from making the changes in our houses that we know need? We all cite time and money. As if they'd solve everything. Decoration punch lists would be nonexistent. Everything would be in place.
Give me a break. Earlier this week, I plopped down $98 for a dress at White House Black Market that I'll be able to wear roughly four months of the year (I love it—cool little cabana dress, perfect for summer, I'm getting off track, aren't I?). This was exactly one day after I spent an entire free Sunday lounging around, reading a hilarious new book I found (it's called Apologize, Apologize! By Elizabeth Kelly—run, don't walk, to get a copy). So there I was, at a time when I recognize that my house needs more TLC than ever, flushing away both money and time as if I have secret treasure chests filled with both.
So what's the deal? If I had to guess, I'd say that decorating involves more than just one decision (like the dress I bought)—it's about a series of decisions. Yes, the same gal who confidently tours house after house for my work, hand picking the ones which are just right for stories, boldly telling writers the distinct high points of each house (color palettes, architecture, the way the sofa and chairs look just right against the fireplace...), captioning photos with statements on what makes these rooms work. But that's Monday through Friday Ellen. Weekends, it's a different ball game. I walk into the living room, heave a big sigh at the furnishings as a collective, and walk out.
So on this breezy Friday, I'm hoping that recognition and admission are the first steps in problem solving. If there's anyone else out there who's part of the "money and time" excuse chorus, how about a little strength in numbers? Let's do something this weekend. Select a fabric. Repair a chair. Paint a table. Buy a lamp. Toss something that doesn't belong. And then we'll check in again next Friday, see what's next on the list... Sound like a plan?


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text: Although many had believed the digital age would bring a dramatic decrease in the usage of paper as a medium, it is evident that this is not yet the case. The average company still prints around a hundred documents a day, which proves that paper is still irreplaceable in the business world. However, computers did bring us an unwelcomed change – increasing complexity in managing and controlling a company's paper output.


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I feel a great disturbance in the Force.
TV and Movie Hack To Ruin 'Star Wars: Episode VII'
"Hey, I ruined Star Trek by making it stupid and ripping off Star Wars wholesale, and it made a fortune! So I figured this was the only logical choice in my career. More lens flares AND a Budweiser brewery for Star Wars? You better believe it. Thanks, suckers!" Abrams was quoted as saying.
Good choice, I'm looking forward to seeing this new film, congrats to you Mr. Abrams!
Making Star Trek stupid? It's almost as if you never saw the first nine movies...
Oh well...
He's a Hollywood "it" boy that probably makes Disney feel safe. Nothing bold about this choice...just sad really.
I was hoping a fresh voice would have been approached for this. I know his "Trek" flick is popular, but I personally feel like it doesn't hold up too well over time...I've tried watching it again, but other than the very cool opening scenes with George Kirk, it just turns into a mish-mash of pale SW riffs, lens flares and "wouldn't it e cool if..." moments...some that may look great and some that are utterly ridiculous, but don't feel like "Star Trek".
To use an overused line from the original SW saga...."I have a bad feeling about this..."
....but I'm sure it'll be a hit and most moving-going folks will love it. Oh well....I'll always have the original six to watch and collect from....
I actually liked the Star Trek reboot, so this is good news.
But wouldn't lens flares in a Star Wars movie be called "Force flares"?
I'm going to laugh if Disney debunks this. Not saying it isn't true, just saying an awful lot of sites are taking an anonymous "inside source" as gospel truth here. Didn't an inside source say a week ago that Brett Ratner was making a "Seven Samurai in Star Wars"?
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My Star Wars Fan Film: The Lazy Jedi
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
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"Force fetch isn't about retrieving as much as it is conditioning a dog to handle pressure, in a very controlled environment. It's about putting a dog in the position of having to figure out how to turn off pressure by finding the correct response. This translates into numerous areas in training." Sharon Potter.
Any doctrine that weakens personal responsibility for judgment and for action helps create the attitudes that welcome and support the totalitarian state.
(John Dewey)
Associate yourself with men of good quality if you esteem your own reputation; for 'tis better to be alone than in bad company.
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Gig'em Aggies!! BTCO'77HOO t.u.!!
OU fans will stay in Dallas and party up and drown their sorrows tonight and probably tomorrow too, but will be a surly bunch come Sunday morning for the drive home....
Most depressing stat of the night......all FOUR teams that beat my Horns this year lost in their bowl games..ouch
"All those things bother me: The populism, the lying and the scapegoating and the xenophobia bother me, but then theres a layer of incompetence here. I suppose, in a way, we should be thankful: If he had a coherent ideology, hed probably be more dangerous." P J O'Rourke
Best team in the country right now - if there was a 2d half champion (or last 3/4 of the season champion), it's aTm hands (or Manz) down. Only "bowl" game I bothered to watch (well, a glimpse or two at Stanford to see if they were playing D like the other Crimson school who Shaw fashioned it after). Sumlin (and Kingsbury) did a brilliant job of making the Aggies a complete team - and from where I sit did it extraordinarily with Sherman the Accountant's players who went, what, 6-7 last year. Ol' Sherm really set a high bar for the bonfire out there that ran him out of town - just like he did flopping in Green Bay and on top of that having followed another coaching skunk, Fraudchione, to College Station, who'd really made a mess of things. So a salute to the Aggies, 2d half champion and probably ought to be ranked No. 3 when the final polls come out - and see you in September.
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Johnny Football. I had my JF tee on last night. I was hoping the Aggies would win but never in my wildiest imagination did I expect it to be so lop sided.
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congrats t a&m and congrats wayne. great season, great win!
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Watched the 2nd half - wow, all Aggies should be proud . But who was the babe in the broadcast booth with eddie & joey? What a voice? Hate to wake up to that talking everyday .
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Someday your life will flash before your eyes. It's your responsibility to make sure it's worth watching!
He's almost freakish how he makes backyard moves work against D1 studs. In nearly 30 yrs of coaching High School football, I've seen quite a few studs, but none that baffle me any more than Manziel.
This win should really bolster their recruiting class!!!
We are only as good as those that surround us.
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Family: Asteraceae, Aster view all from this family
Description Native perennial herb, subshrub, or shrub.
Habit: glandular, hairy, clump-forming; many leafy stems rise from somewhat woody at base;
Height: 4-24 in (10-60 cm).
Leaf: usually alternate, oblong, stalkless, 3/8-1.5 in (1-4 cm) long, to 1 in (25 mm) wide.
Flower: long, narrow, plug-shaped flowerhead, terminal, white or cream (rarely red or purple), to 1 in (25 mm) long; flowering May to September.
Fruit: dry seed, to 1/4 (6 mm) long.
Habitat Dry rocky areas, from Blackbrush communities to pinyon-juniper woods.
Range Native to the Rocky Mountains, east to Montana, Colorado, and New Mexico.


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By Tiernan Ray
Collins Stewart's semiconductor analyst John Vinh this morning writes that Taiwan's HTC (2498TW), which faces a court ruling this week on whether it infringed on Apple's (AAPL) patents on the iPhone, is working on redesigning its phones to circumvent those patents.
Vinh writes that based simply on the public record, he sees the company switching touch-sensor suppliers from Atmel (ATML) to either Synaptics (SYNA) or Cypress Semiconductor (CY). The current phones are using something called a "touch ITO pattern," which Vinh writes "closely resembles Apple's)," and that switching to Cypress or Synaptics might avoid the similarity.
HTC shares today were up $9.50 in New Taiwan dollars on the Taipei exchange, roughly 2%, at $415.
Atmel shares are down 35 cents, or 4%, at $8.59, Cypress shares are down 87 cents, or 5%, at $17.59, and Synaptics stock is down 32 cents, or 1%, at $33.46.


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Nature's Curiosities Quilt – Free Pattern
It's about that time again, don't you think? Time for what, you ask?
For another crazy Lab project dreamed up by the UT team! This quilted creation is once again the product of artist Caitlin's crafty fingers and a design collection created by me, your resident Evil Genius. This new project features the lovely and light-stitching Miniature Menagerie machine embroidery designs. These pieces were created in the popular style first debuted in the Parisian Love Letter series (which you can buy here) but in this case were inspired by nature's tiny wonders and the world of entomology. Butterflies, moths, dragonflies, and more enchanting insects were framed with light-stitching accents and elegant baroque style borders to bring the beauty of nature to life.
Once the designs were completed, Caitlin took them into her capable hands and crafted a pretty, naturally inspired quilt perfect for a picnic in the great outdoors, or just a splash of summery home decor. Below Caitlin talks a little bit about the process of creating the quilt, and then shares a very special bonus…
I had been wanting to make another quilt using our fabulous embroidery designs for a while, ever since I created the Celestial Quilt at the beginning of the year. Recently I stumbled across a beautiful 1950s vintage baby quilt, featuring little applique flowers, and it inspired me to start a whole new project with the new entomology-inspired designs.
I loved how the nine-piece blocks framed the applique designs on the vintage quilt, so I designed my own larger quilt pattern to feature the new Miniature Menagerie series in a similar fashion. I imagined a big bright quilt that you would want to lay out for a summery picnic!
I liked the idea of creating a soft place to spend time eating savory snacks and enjoying good company. In this world, beautiful insects lived only as gorgeous embroidery on the quilt (and not as uninvited picnic guests), and there was always a sweet smell of flowers in the air. I wanted a quilt that evoked the warm days of summer!
I tried to keep these summery feelings in mind while I worked on the project. I got a few helpful pointers from my quilter-extraordinaire mom about how I could accomplish the effect I wanted with the quilt blocks and embroidery, then I went to it!
I took inspiration from everywhere while researching the quilt, but I especially liked this entomology illustration as color inspiration for when I went fabric shopping. I loved the weird greens and purples together with the cream and tans, but I wanted to keep the colors as soft and muted as possible so the embroidery designs could really pop.
I really like bright and bold color, so I put as much in as possible!
What I love most about this pattern is its versatility. You can go through your fabric stash and easily start cutting squares out of your favorite colors to create the quilt blocks. If you want more structured, geometric color design, you can just as easily do that too!
The quilt fits the versatility of the embroidery designs themselves. They can be layered and grouped and sewn in so many different arrangements. For instance, in the photo above, the butterfly design is layered on top of the baroque corner, to make a larger, more delicate and detailed design. I really love the effect of the moon corners under the insect features. I was also really excited that I could extend the baroque corners using the baroque features, making a big and beautiful extra large embroidered corner. It's so fun to create such embroidery effects through the magic of layering.
Of course, no project like this is without its challenges. I ran into some trouble with my triangles and setting the quilt blocks on point. There are some more practical quilting techniques that I learned after I had already pieced my side triangle blocks together. Mainly that you should cut triangles using a particular math formula, so you have the appropriate 1/4 seam allowance on the diagonal. Quilting is very mathematical. We're always learning new things with these projects! Sometimes the best way to create is just to dive in and experiment. It all turns out in the end.
All the same, next time I'll be sure to do a little more research before I cut a million wonky triangles…
Experimental crafting and quilting is always so much easier with a little help. I wouldn't have been able to put this all together without the skills of my mom. My home is filled with amazing quilts she has made, and being able to call her and ask random quilting questions was a real lifesaver. She's even working on her own version of this quilt pattern! It's always great to pull a personal history of crafting into new projects like this.
I am really excited about how this project turned out. It's exactly the warm and summery kind of quilt I was hoping for, and really helps bring the Miniature Menagerie designs to life. Don't be afraid to dive into a big project like an embroidered quilt. It's not as hard as it looks, and the results are so rewarding!
Thanks so much for sharing your experience, Caitlin! Feeling inspired? Well, now for the best news. You may remember the last time Caitlin took to quilting, SO many of you requested a pattern of the quilt she created, and we thought there might be mutiny if we didn't do it this time around. So today for the very first time, we're offering a FREE downloadable pattern of a Lab project for you recreate in your own home.
To get your very own downloadable instructions to make your own summery quilt, click here, and of course, don't forget your new Miniature Menagerie embroidery designs. Have fun, crafters, and as always if you make one of your own, be sure to share it with us!This project is part of The Lab, a UT initiative to experiment, collaborate and innovate to see just what can be done with the art of embroidery. Check out our other projects by searching for the UT Lab tag.


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ECOSOC: The real value of preparedness and resilience
On 16 July, a high-level panel at the 2013 ECOSOC Humanitarian Affairs Segment will explore how humanitarian organizations need to look beyond providing immediate relief, and focus instead on supporting vulnerable communities and their governments to identify, manage and reduce the risks they face.
In south-west Tajikistan, collaboration between humanitarian and development partners, including an innovative approach to disaster funding, is helping communities and authorities do just this, and is saving millions of dollars in the process.
At the end of March, heavy rain and hail triggered mudflows in Tajikistan's southern district of Hamadoni. Few outside the region paid any attention. Each year, Tajikistan experiences over a hundred of these types of small-scale and localized emergencies – most of them during the rainy season that runs between March and July.
Given this lack of attention, and because funding for humanitarian assistance has been hard to come by, local and international organizations have been focusing their efforts on supporting communities and authorities to manage their own disaster risks.
So as soon as the mudflows started, Hamadoni's local disaster authorities were able to activate a series of well-rehearsed and trained emergency teams to assess damage in five of the most vulnerable villages in the area, and to begin to compile lists of needs.
These teams – known as Rapid Emergency Assessment and Coordination Teams (REACT) – are made up of emergency workers from local and international NGOs as well as UN humanitarian and development agencies.
Cash and fuel
It was immediately clear that clearing roads and diverting streams that were overflowing their banks were top priorities. Authorities needed to get heavy earth moving machinery to the areas above the villages to clear drainage channels. But to do this they needed fuel, and to buy fuel, they needed cash.
"Local emergency services are well equipped to manage such small emergencies but what they often lack and urgently need is fuel," explained Abdullo Guliev, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) regional manager.
The Government asked the humanitarian community for about US$2,900 for fuel. This might not sound like much, but for local authorities in Tajikistan, this kind of money is rarely available. The humanitarian community then turned to UNDP, who were able to release funds quickly from their community-level disaster risk reduction fund.
An innovative fund
The fund was created in 2012 as an innovative way of providing resources for local disaster preparedness and response efforts.
UNDP provided about $120,000 to the financial organization Rushdi Voce to distribute as microloans. The only proviso was that the loans should only go towards projects that were aimed at improving local economic development and disaster resilience.
With the rapid allocation, Hamadoni's local authorities were able to clear drainage channels to mitigate the mudflow and to allow people to return to their homes.
$1 saves thousands
This is not the only example of the fund proving its worth. An allocation in late 2012 helped avert a disaster in the village of Hayoti Nav. An allocation of less than $7,000 meant that a mudflow drainage channel could be cleared and upgraded ahead of the annual mudflow season.
In spring of 2013, as mudflows were racing through neighboring villages, the 200 households and 330 hectares of agricultural land in Hayoti Nav were protected. The UNDP and the local authorities estimate that some $1.5 million dollars' worth of damage was averted.
"In the humanitarian community we often say that one dollar in preparedness saves seven dollars in response. This case shows that one dollar can save up to a couple of hundred dollars in response," said Vadim Nigmatov, OCHA National Disaster Response Adviser in Tajikistan.
Watch the High-Level Panel 'Reducing vulnerability, improving capacities and managing risks' live on UN Webcast (10:00 AM, CET, Tuesday 16 July).


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Zak Amodt never let school get in the way of his education. He was a sophomore in computer science at Purdue when the world changed on Sept. 11, 2001. "The United States has just been attacked. Please don't join the Army. Love, Mom." So read the sticky note left on the kitchen table for him that awful day. Ten years after he dropped out to serve his country, Zak is back and holding a provisional patent inspired by his experience as a combat medic in war zones all over the world.
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Necessity inspired Zak's invention, the suspected orthopedic fracture splint (SOF splint). "I was the primary medic on a drop zone for airborne operations when I realized that the splints we had in our med kit were inadequate," he says. "That is when I started working on this idea.
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Not okay with taking a long shot in the first round when Keenan Allen and Justin hunter are on the board.
I've been on the Cordarrelle Patterson bandwagon for a while now and would be happy picking him anywhere. He has the deep speed to keep the safety off the LOS, the quickness to get open consistently, natural hands catcher, size and solid physical build to withstand NFL punishment, and RAC ability up there with the best.
But, he isn't Justin Hunter. While Patterson is big, he isn't a great leaper with long arms to become the alley-oop guy along the sideline or the dominant threat inside the red zone. He is a stretch the field guy who scores from outside the red zone by creating separation, using speed, and his ability to see lanes and set up blocks to get into the end zone. Inside the red zone he is strictly a quickness guy with some power to run through a CB for the last couple of yards.
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It's worth noting that this season Patterson lined up in the X position more frequently than Hunter. IMHO, that's because in addition to speed, Patterson ran a less complex route tree. I'd guess Patterson wouldn't come into his own his rookie year, but would break out by his 2nd or 3rd season. That will push him down into the 2nd round I think. But, Patterson appears to have the work ethic and dedication to learn, so I'd expect that it is just a matter of time before he's excelling in the NFL. I don't really see him as a boom or bust prospect, but rather a little raw on the route running.
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Unknown Disease in Panda Corydoras?
I cannot tell what is wrong with my corydoras if there is even anything wrong at all. Many of my cories have bloodied tail fins with sections which appear to have been torn off. Some are missing barbarels, and one has a reddened mouth as well. One of my corys was swimming really odd last week, so I treated it for parasites and it stopped swimming like that, but its still really bloody. One of my older female corys was also laying on her side a few minutes ago, and I removed her for possible treatment. She immediately perked up when I put the net in and has been doing nothing odd since, but I cannot tell. This started to happen after two major events.
My guppies have been dying off because their gene pool got all messed up, and I was left with one male male born on 9/11/2012. I bought two females and a younger male to keep the line going. All came from different sources. The male was from someone's aquarium that nuked, one is a regular female from the store, and one is a feeder from the store (good genes in those feeders even without the color). I treated all three, for bacterial infections without even showing symtoms and released them after four days. I would have quarantined them longer, but that is another story for why I was unable to. All three are doing well and show no signs.
I have started cleaning the water in my aquarium every two weeks now rather than weekly as well. I live in California and a drought is messing us up. The local reservoir is getting low, so I have been more sparing in my maintanance. Basically, we are running pretty low on water out here (driest year in recorded history), but that is also another story...
My cories also scrape against the substrate, but they have been doing this for about a year, and I have only had one death while I was away, so I think they are okay.
How should I address this issue? I not seen one of the eight in a few days, so I am getting pretty worried.
It sounds a lot like if rot and septicaemia. Have you tested Your water parameters, ammonia, nitrite and nitrate lately? I bet that since you are cleaning less due to the drought, bad water quality may be doing this. Also what is the temperature around there?
I agree with Madagascariensis. You might want to check the GH of your tap water and compare it to the GH of the tank. Fluctuating GH is very stressful on fish and drought conditions might change the GH of your tap water.
You may need to consider tearing the tank down until drought conditions improve and you are able to do the required water changes.When I go fishing I just throw sharp rocks in the water and wait for the dead fish to float to the top... Kingfisher
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I think my fish is adjusting well to the four gallon, He's laying on his side attempting to go to sleep on the bottom of the gravel.
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I think you may be right, about one of the two. Only their fins are degrading for the most part however, so I think it may just be an odd looking fin rot. I will attempt to treat the school with one of my antibacterial medications.
Testing the water would be useless right now because if the water is toxic, which it likely is, I would be helpless to do anything about it. I am pushing my luck by changing the water every two weeks as it is in this drought. The farmers are suffering down here and because we produce about a fifth or the world's substantial food supplies, prices will rise if we do not get more rain. The rainy season is almost over, so it looks like I am going to have to wait for next year for more abundant water changes. The weather service here actually made a puddle app where you can take pictures of your fun the the very little rain that has been falling and share them (probably an attempt to increase moral).
Can you explain to me the process of "tearing down the tank". I do not want to get rid of my fish, and I have nowhere to put any fish. My church doe have a pond, but everything would die out there from the cold or those mosquitofish. I will thin my corys if that is needed, but that probably will not help. Also, water changes are probably going to be every 3-4 weeks. because I have heard rumors that more server rationing may need to start soon.
I want to keep my shoal alive because I have just been breeding them from the first four I bought. The same with the guppies, but I think the old male doesn't have enough steam in him to mate with any of the new females. I will just put him in only with her in an empty tank for a day or two so he can easily get to her easily, but that is another story (wow; a lot of stories :D)
Look into chemical filtration like carbon or purigen.
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I have biological, chemical, and mechanical filtration in my aquarium, but it has not helped a lot. I actually have too many panda corys because as I mentioned, they breed, and their fry hide in this one rock pile around a java fern. I cannot get them to stop very easily so I ended up with eight.
Also, one of the guppies I bought apparently brought ich into my aquarium, so now I need to go to the store tomorrow and buy more medicine. Are aquariums supposed to get infected this often, because it seems my aquarium gets something every 3-6 months. The golden female guppy is the only one infected, but I do not want those parasites to spread. Well, I guess I need to put the corys back and treat them when the parasites are gone to prevent recontamination D: . I hope they last, but I still do not know what their disease is, and I have not started treating them because I was only able to catch 5/7 yesterday. I guess I will do it again in a week or whenever the ich is annhilated.
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Also, I forgot to give the specifications of my aquarium
20 Gallons
1 Betta (temporary; in a net)
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chemical filtration media is supposed to be replaced every so often. stuff like secahem purigen absorb bad stuff from water and once saturated, have to be replaced or re-charged.
I am actually surprised you go so long without a constant onslaught of disease without a quarantine tank. most store fish are sick with something, and most aquarists use extensive quarantine procedures to
keep the rest of their stock healthy.
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I change the chemical filtration monthly as specified. Should I change it more?
My parents will not let me get any more aquariums, and I tried using a plastic container once, and they did not like it. Now I just use a little things, to treat everything I buy for bacteria outright. I would use my bacteria, fungal, and parasite meds, but I do not want to push my luck by medicating them for four day.
I highly recommend you talk with your parents. keep in mind a quarantine tank is small(5 gallons or so) and temporary(set up for a few weeks max). there arent many other options
to prevent disease from constantly invading your tank.
Your one time dose method currently is ineffective with ridding fish of pathogens. for one, antibiotics need to be used over multiple days to kill everything. a one dose treatment will kill the majority of bacteria, but the remainder will
just emerge resistant to the medication and be much, much harder to treat next time round. many parasites(including ich) are immune to medications when embedded on the fish, and as only a single stage of their life
is vulnerable to medications. you'd need to repeat treatment multiple times to get any effect. a one time treatment also will not affect anything inside the fish, so internal worms and protozoa slip by completely unscathed.
when you are treating anything you also should remove any chemical media, as it is indiscriminate in what it absorbs.


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RE:Can't Take It Anymore - What did I miss at the Monomoy Clave
Roop -
That near-keeper (last years K) was gorgeous and what a battle! Please post the Prince of Tides in the archive.
I am really impressed with the design of that fly; it provides a hookless look while allowing the fly to work thru more junk in the water w/ upward point. It will also allow 'on the sand' use making it very suitable for flats work.
I'll probably experiment with synthetics for transparency and maybe a few other variations but the basic design of the fly is very good, and I will definitely put some in the box the way you tied them.
RE:Can't Take It Anymore - What did I miss at the Monomoy Clave
As I was racing to the camp site Friday afternoon, I was excited with anticipating a weekend of high qualtiy fishing with high quality people who share my love of the sport. Needless to say, I was not disappointed.
On Friday afternoon having Randy Jones stop by for a beverage and to share some wisdom on Monomoy was greatly appreciated and only served to fuel my desire to get out fishing. With continued apologies, I bailed on Jay & Diane's dinner to take advantage of my first chance to fish Race Point with Estey bros., Al & Greg O. Lot's of fish, lots of fun, a great group of guys.
Saturday South Monomoy was getting to me as Bigcat (John) Juro & I headed back out on the flats thinking the additional drop in the tide would open up some more water & fish. We were able to wade to the edge of the flat and cast to the drop off with the wind in our face. My karma definitely changed as I was rewarded with an enegergetic just under legal fish.
Satuday night - Skunk. Sunday AM - skunk. Met up with my wife & jkids at the in-law s in Pocasset and was sight casting to 36" fish on the falling tide - skunk but fun.
My thanka to Greg & Mike, Al & Greg O, Jay & Diane, Chuck, Jim, Terry and Mr. Powers for showing up & sneaking silently into camp Sat. evening. I'm sorry I didn't get to spend more time with all of you.
Special thanks to Juro for organizing and Bruce Peters & Randy Jones for being so generous with their advice and Flip Pallot for the hot fly - THE PRINCE OF TIDES!
I should have the photos Weds. evening.
RE:Can't Take It Anymore - What did I miss at the Monomoy Clave
Off the water, we had two very special highlights...
A fireside visit by Pro Monomoy Guide Randy Jones and Capt. Bruce Peters.
Randy was very generous with his time and information and we owe a percentage of our insights and fishing success to him for his great advice. He is a first class guy and a great guide, I haven't yet fished with him (hint,hint) but I'd recommend him to anyone. Thanks Randy!
Bruce came straight off a job to join us at camp. Good thing because we needed him to help us work on the incredible eats that the fabulous Estey bros put together for us. His wit and knowledge of the rips, sharing of adventures and discoveries while chartering or exploring the waters were inspiring and I can't wait to get out there again. Don't forget to read Capt. Bruce's article in this month's On The Water Magazine!
Actually, there were numerous off-water highlights... I am sure we'll see them posted today and tomorrow!
RE:Can't Take It Anymore - What did I miss at the Monomoy Clave
Most of us are sawing wood to recharge the badly overdrained batteries before work... needless to say it was a crazed hardcore session if ever I have done so.
Short version:
The wind was blowing 30+ out of the west southwest "in your face"... it was just as much work as fishing. Nevertheless, John got a 35", Chuck landed a 34", Roop a 28-29"... all on flies at South Beach flat near the edge or trenches. Pretty much every one was getting into the action one way or another. I hooked into three fish at or over 28", although the best one (approx 30-32") spit it we did get a photo of the fish about to be fondled before it spit and ran. The above was a "just under" striper that was my last cast fish before heading back on Rip Ryder. Bluefish and a few schoolies were around and pretty much everyone was getting into the action.
Gotta love it where there are more big fish than schoolies, saw several cruising over the flats; many times more than that busting on bait just off the edge of the flat. Best luck was had working the edge of the flat near the drop offs.
Also spent time fishing adjacent estuaries near Monomoy, literally dropping our forks and running to the water. Racoons, skunks, squirrels, they all loved our site!
I am so tired my nose is almost on the screen - look for a FULL report article / photo journal in the days to come.
My most sincere thanks to all who made this yet another kickass clave!
BTW - the Sunday crowd left on the shuttle as I headed home to tend to family affairs. I can't wait to read their reports too. Great croud to camp and fish with! (Gorgeous site as well)
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Saturday was tough fishing with winds that were strong but at least on our left shoulder's. Though the group did manage to take a few elsewhere, the fish were NOT up on the flats.
We arrived at about 6:20 AM and made the short walk over to the ocean side to catch the last hour of incoming. We were rewarded with a few decent hookups right away and the sight of seals crashing pods of bait, bass, and blues left and right. A highlight of the day (related to me later around the campfire) was the release of a decent sized blue and the immediate arrival of a very HUNGRY seal. With one furocious slap that blue became seal breakfast! Quite a sight to behold.
Several more fish to 29" by various clavers but then the action died as the tide turned and the group decided to head back to the bay and dredge the channel. The Estey brothers continued on down the coast to fish on and around the southern point. (They did better on the lower end of the tide with 20+ fish between them).
The larger group headed off for less walking and more casting, dredging the channel on the West side. Groups formed and scouting parties covered the expansive flats from the boat drop off to up near the refuge down to the big bend. I witnessed many memorable items during the next six hours: Juro's hooking of a legal size bass 50 feet off the boat drop off, Chuck's crab pattern blitz and subsequent hemostat retrieval show, the wave off micro I finally got, the eel-grass beds at the North point across from the refuge, and - best of all - horny horshoe crabs and their preference for sand colored wading boots (I was violated several times )
The most telling thing we saw throughout Sat. was 10 inch sand eels in the mouths of turns. The big fish were definitely most responsive to bottom dragged deep sandeel patterns. Clousers a little higher also seemed to work.
All in all a great day on the water and another awesome clave! We really are getting good at this. Excellent company and killer camp chow. Gregg, Mike, you two are the greatest. Terry, you're right. We're slobs!
Can't wait for Washburn!!
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Prior to watching GANTZ, there were only two anime that I had seen that made me think "SHOCK VALUE": Elfen Lied, and Narutaru. While Narutaru excels in psychological shock value (episode 12, anyone?), Elfen Lied excels in "oh my god I can't believe that body part just got ripped off of their body" shock value. GANTZ definitely rivals Elfen Lied with its grotesque nature, but is definitely... read more
What is this and how do you dare compare it to Elfen lied??? I understand that they need a few episodes to estabilish the atmosphere and introduce the main characters, but here...I bumped into Gantz a lot of times throughout the years and at last I decided to give it try even though the story looked bizarre and I didnt like the animation much. I didnt expect much and I was still disappointed. Story: Im... read more
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Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
Wow, a return of The Twilight, now more Phantom Menacing.
So there is a mural of who is on the ship, how good of an idea is that? Yeah I know during WWII planes had nose art that was unique but 'up there' nobody else could see who was who. But in the SW world people could see it was Anakin (a high value target) and go after him).
p.s. I like that it says WIZARD on the side.
An amazing episode! If you didn't like this one, you might as well stop watching the show because it's not going to get any better than this one. Good show, jolly good show!
I don't like this telling people what they should or shouldn't think. It was a good episode but it wasn't without its faults, unless you're a really big fan of Korkie, the nephew of Duchess Satine.
I wasn't telling anyone else what to think, the rest of my statement also included that the show isn't going to get any better than this episode. Oh and yeah, I love Korkie so much, he is so great!
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
I hope the gay planet from TOR shows up in the cartoon...NOT.
This was one of the better episodes on this show for quite a while.
They'd nearly lost me with that long slog of episodes that were more geared for the ....younger set.
While I've not been a real fan of the show bringing Maul back, I did really like where this episode took all of that. It was one of the tightest story-wise...not a wasted moment...in fact, it almost went too fast...a few scenes could've gone a bit longer and in that way, it really felt like something Lucas himself would've done editing-wise.
Seemed like everyone involved with this one, from the artists to the voice talent, was on top of their game here...fine work all around.
My only little nit with it was....too many "nods" to the movies with so many "repeat" lines and scenes. An occasional one or so can be fun, but it went a little overboard with that...heck, all that was missing was for a character to say "I have a bad feeling about this" and it would've been a "greatest hits" of SW moments.
It was a bit heavy-handed with all those call backs,but it didn't kill the episode...here's hoping the remainder of the season is as strong...


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By Rachel Bennett
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Wouldn't you like to know what makes her tick? Why she chose this path in life? her interpretation of amendments? where does she see this country in the future? I would ask about what the judicial branch is for, but we know she already thinks the judicial branch also does legislation. What are her family values & views? Does she relate to common americans? Why does she think she can relate to common americans? I think we have a right and duty to explore the person, the soul, and true nature of anyone who feels they can uphold the rights and laws of our constitution and country.
I think she should have a chance to explain some of the ridiculous statements and rulings she has made, but it doesn't change the fact she made them.
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i got a few vehicles laying around my work surface, and decided to do a quick comparison of which vehicles from which line i like the best.
In comparing the vehicles across the micro machines lines, i am ignoring the functional features (as this would be unfair, cause with the exception of a few, none of the mms have functional features), and concentrating solely on the appearance curb appeal.
1st release of the alpha red 3. This action fleet version wins hands down. The look is crisp, the white coloring around the engines, and the scarlet red paint scheme used for the striping makes this x-wing the leader of the pack!
Millennium falcon
action fleet version, although i fell that the mm versions paint scheme is closer to authentic the radar dish on mm, as well as the dc, and x-ray, is so clumsy, it takes away from the over all appearance.
mm all the way. The overall appearance in terms of scale is just right. The action fleet version is.....ahhhhh, well jeddah, you can probably answer better than anyone else what the faults are with the af version.
die cast! This one is soooooo cool! It even has the separated ring back part of the engine exhaust! Plus this ship feels so good in metal!
Shuttle tyderium
mm. The shape is accurate, unlike the af version. Id give it to the royal guard playset variant with the movable wings, except the wings dont fold beyond 90 degrees like they should. (Didnt i say something along the lines of not judging functional features....sheeesh)
tie bomber
die-cast. Everything about this version is perfect! The mm version is a close 2nd, but the die-cast version is truly a great toy!
Tie fighter
toss up between die cast and mm. I love the overall shape of the die cast, but the color of the mm version (the greyer version) is great! Call it a draw.
Darth vader tie advanced
mm version, right scale, right color, right everything!
Slave I
mm version, the af one is not bad, but the black cockpit on the mm, make this a truly menacing machine!
sith infiltrator
af is the clear winner here. from the paint scheme, down to the nitty gritty details, this is one incredible toy
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Nobel laureate to inaugurate lecture series, April 22
Posted April 22, 2002; 08:24 a.m.
Dr. Paul Greengard, a winner of the 2000 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, will be the inaugural speaker for the Distinguished Lecture Series sponsored by Princeton's Center for the Study of Brain, Mind and Behavior on Monday, April 22.
Greengard will speak on "The Neurobiology of Synaptic Transmission" at 4 p.m. in the Friend Center Auditorium.
Greengard is the Vincent Astor Professor and head of the Laboratory of Molecular and Cellular Neuroscience at Rockefeller University. He shared the Nobel Prize for his discovery of how dopamine and a number of other transmitters in the brain exert their action in the nervous system. His research has provided a conceptual framework for understanding how the nervous system functions at the molecular level.
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Gordon Ernest Gray, age 86, passed away at his home on Monday, February 3, 2014.
He was born in Richland Center on March 31, 1927 to the late Ernest and Ethel (Parfrey) Gray. Gordon served in the United States Army following graduating from Richland Center High School. He married Elaine Jordan on October 20, 1950. He was formerly employed by Mautz Paint, Gisholt Foundry, and U.W. Hospital, until he retired in 1993. Gordon enjoyed building things and working with wood in his workshop at home. He enjoyed playing cards, cribbage, dominos, and watching sports, especially baseball.
He is survived by his wife, Elaine, Mazomanie; 4 children, Janet Gray, Cross Plains, Jerry Gray, Fitchburg, Sue (Jeff) Ruegsegger, Queens Creek, AZ, and Judy (Mark) Stewart, Lodi; 11 grandchildren, Kelly (Timin), Shaun, Ashley (Colin), Jessica, Brandon, Desiree, Drew, Allison, Megan, Emily, Alec; 2 great grand-children, Gavin, and Jade.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a son, Gary Gray; 4 sisters, Gena Lichty, Gyneth Griffen, Gretchen Vultaggio, Gwenda Gray; and a brother, Giles Gray.
A funeral service will be held on Thursday, February 6, 2014 at 1:00 pm at the HOOVERSON FUNERAL HOME, 702 Emily Rd. Mazomanie. Burial will follow in the Mazomanie Cemetery. Visitation will be held from 11:00 am until time of service.


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University Jazz Ensemble to perform, Oct. 17
Posted October 16, 2002; 11:43 a.m.
The University Jazz Ensemble will perform an open-air concert from 8 to 10 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 17, at Scudder Plaza, adjacent to Robertson Hall. The concert is free and sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.
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Why is the TPP (Trans-Pacific Partnership Free Trade Agreement) Such a Big Secret?
Posted by Admin in Fair Trade News & Views, Guest Posts on 7th May, 2012 | 1 Comment
Next week in Dallas, negotiations for what's likely to be the largest Free Trade Agreement (FTA) in U.S. history will continue in near total secrecy, despite growing demands for an open process.
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Performances marry science, dance, May 5-7
Posted May 2, 2005; 11:17 a.m.
"Evolves," a collection of innovative modern dance works choreographed by senior Laura Chiang, will be performed at 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday, May 5-6, and at 2 p.m. Saturday, May 7, in the Hagan Dance Studio, 185 Nassau St.
Chiang is a chemistry major pursuing a certificate in theater and dance. While her lab thesis studied porphyrin uptake by human macrophages (white blood cells), she has concurrently spent many hours in the dance studio for a secondary senior independent project: the creation of new modern dance works. Increasingly drawn to the choreographic side of performance, Chiang has explored new styles of movement and also incorporated themes of her studies in the sciences into her dance works.
Students from in and out of the Program in Theater and Dance will perform the pieces, several of which draw on environmental imagery and biological concepts, including that of DNA and mutations (pictured is her piece "DNA: Variation in Motion").
The performances are free and open to the public; donations will be accepted to benefit the New Jersey Sharing Network and/or the Parkinson's Alliance.


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By Brad Locke/NEMS Daily Journal
I never really know what to make of a team's signing class. But because of man's insatiable desire to rank everything under the sun, recruiting sites happily grade a school's collection of high school football talent.
Nothing against the recruiting sites, who do a superb job of giving fans exactly what they want. And those guys, on the whole, are good at evaluating talent. Still, when you're dealing with teenagers, any number of variables can render rankings moot.
You've got overachievers, underachievers, late bloomers, guys who simply won't work, guys who flunk out, guys who get arrested too often. Hard to predict.
So, what do we make of Mississippi State's 2013 signing class? The first thing that pops out is that the 21-man group is heavy on wide receivers. Six of 'em, which is good considering four seniors are leaving that group, and much of what returns has little experience and/or productivity under their collective belt.
His horrific Gator Bowl performance aside, quarterback Tyler Russell should be in line for a strong senior season. That's assuming he has enough capable pass catchers, and a couple who could stretch the field would be a nice change of pace.
Of course, the offensive line play needs to improve. I don't expect any of the three offensive linemen signed this year to contribute much if at all this fall.
Two reasons:
1, You don't see that many true freshmen in an O-line rotation.
2, Nearly everyone in MSU's two-deep returns.
Down the line, though, those three newcomers could be really good SEC players. We don't know that, of course, and once these guys are on campus, their star ratings don't matter.
But if you must know, MSU's class is ranked 22nd in the country by 247Sports.com. Rivals ranks it 25th, while Scout places it in a tie for 21st with Pitt.
MSU is no higher than ninth in the SEC according to those three services.
So, by those measures, this is a solid signing class. Not spectacular, but solid. Whether it becomes spectacular depends on all the aforementioned variables, and of course on how well the coaching staff develops and uses the talent.
This means we can't truly judge this group right now. Doesn't mean some of us won't try.
Brad Locke (brad.locke@ journalinc.com) covers Mississippi State for the Daily Journal and blogs daily at DJournal.com.


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Notice the change in the sky at about 60% across the panorama; clouds moved in very rapidly, and turned the sky flat white. I had to pause the GigaPan to adjust the exposure to keep the forest consistant, at least. I also used auto focus, since the camera would override manual focus for the closer frames. The far edge of the bog is about 1 mile away. Contrary to the Stitcher notes, this gigapan is not made up of 0 frames; it's 60 columns x 11 rows.


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UPDATE: At least three shot at Texas college
CHICAGO — At least three people — including the shooter — were reportedly shot at a Texas college Tuesday, US media reported but few details were available.
Television footage showed people lying on the ground and at least one person being loaded into an ambulance on the campus of Lone Star College near Houston.
"We know that shots have been fired and we are in a shelter-in-place situation on the campus," Vicki Cassidy, manager of media relations for Lone Star College System, told the Houston Chronicle.
"It's a pretty chaotic scene at this point in time."
The shooter was among three people wounded in the incident at the school's library, KHOU news reported.
Witnesses reported that a male was brought out of the library handcuffed to a stretcher, the station reported.
Dozens of police fanned out across the campus searching for a second suspect on the loose, KHOU said.
A spokesman for the Harris county sheriff's department — which is handling the event — told AFP she was not immediately able to provide any information.
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|This is the final book in the Hunger Games trilogy. To be honest I don't think it is as the previous two books. This is mostly because while the plot is quiet believable, Katniss simply comes across as whiney for most of the book. The plot is believable so it doesn't feel insincere, its just annoying.
Overall an OK book but not her best.
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