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Habitat Areas of fine soil known as Delhi sand.
Range San Bernardino and Riverside Counties, California.
Endangered Status The Delhi Sands Flower-loving Fly is on the U.S. Endangered Species List. It is classified as endangered in California. The first fly on the Endangered Species List, this species lives in sparsely vegetated sand dunes, where the adult consumes flower nectar. It now lives on only about two percent of its original range, squeezed out of its habitat by human population growth and development. It survives in a few sites in San Bernardino and Riverside Counties.


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Practice of faith in America is talk topic, April 2
Posted March 29, 2002; 03:22 p.m.
A lecture titled "Real Religion: How Americans Actually Practice Their Faith" is set for 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 2, in Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall.
Alan Wolfe, director of the Boisi Center for Religion and American Public Life and a professor of political science at Boston College, will speak. The interdisciplinary center is committed to enlarging public and academic discussions on the way that religion intersects, contributes to and shapes civil society in America.
Wolfe is the author or editor of more than 10 books, including "Marginalized in the Middle" (University of Chicago Press, 1997), "One Nation, After All" (Viking Penguin, 1998) and "Moral Freedom: The Search for Virtue in a World of Choice" (W.W. Norton, 2001).
The lecture is sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and the Center for the Study of Religion .
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Men's basketball team gets first victory
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Freshman guard Jordan Reed scored 17 points and grabbed a school-record 18 rebounds and Binghamton men's basketball (1-4) got into the win column with a 62-54 triumph over visiting St. Peter's (3-1) on Nov. 18, at the Events Center. The victory against the previously unbeaten Peacocks wrapped up a busy five-games-in-10-days stretch to open the season.
"I'm very proud of our team," head coach Tommy Dempsey said. "This win was a result of a lot of hard work over the last six months. It was important to get a win over a quality team ... one that was unbeaten with a road win over a Big East team. These guys have been unbelievable to coach. They kept believing and kept practicing with a great attitude and today they fought on the floor and on the glass. We had a good balance today and we played good basketball on offense against a team that is a very good defensive team. We looked like more of a complete basketball team today ... we are starting to figure it out."
Reed exploded to the rim for five dunks en route to a team-high 17 points and he took down the school's rebounding record (Division I era) with his 18 boards. In the second half alone, Reed poured in 13 points and 11 rebounds to secure his second double-double in three games. He is averaging 16.7 points and 12.3 rebounds in his young collegiate career.
The see-saw game featured 14 ties and 14 lead changes. The last tie was at 46-46 with 5:39 remaining before Binghamton went on a 7-0 run that featured three points apiece from Reed and junior center Alex Ogundadegbe. A free throw from senior guard Jimmy Gray pushed the Bearcats' lead to seven, 53-46, with 2:41 left. Saint Peter's kept the game within reach and trailed just 55-50 with 2:06 left before Reed skied to retrieve a missed layup and jammed it home with 1:06 left. That basket boosted Binghamton's lead to 57-50 and the Bearcats made five free throws in the final 41 seconds to seal the win. Junior guard K.J. Brown made three of those clutch foul shots in the final 18 seconds.
Neither team led by more than four in the first half and the teams entered the locker room all even 27-27. Junior center Roland Brown scored 10 of his 15 points in the first frame and Brown added six rebounds as the Bearcats went inside for a size advantage.
Reed took over in the second half, scoring five points in a 1:15 span (including a dunk) and hitting the glass. Ogundadegbe added a key layup and free throw in his six second-half minutes. Clinging to a four-point lead with 4:06 left, Ogundadegbe took a bullet post feed from freshman guard Karon Waller and converted in tight space to give Binghamton a 52-46 lead. Waller played a season-high 24 minutes and contributed five points, four rebounds and two assists.
Reed hit 7-of-15 from the field and added two blocks and an assist in 38 minutes. He drew postgame praise from Dempsey.
"Jordan has a chance to be very special," Dempsey said of his first Binghamton recruit. "He will be a handful for people moving forward ... he's so relentless. Jordan is a big piece for us and to see what an impact he's had after just three games is impressive."
Roland Brown wound up with 15 points and eight rebounds and K.J. Brown added eight points and two steals. Gray chipped in six points - three free throws in the final 2:41—and a team-high four assists.


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Posted September 13, 2002; 03:23 p.m.
A jazz concert entitled "Born Free 2002" will be given on Cannon Green at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 13.
The event, which is sponsored by the International Center, features the group's only performance in New Jersey. The ensemble's cultural outreach tour is visiting locations in 42 states across the United States in honor of the birthday of Jakarta, Indonesia.
The group will feature compositions by Luluk Purwanto, violinist and one of the foremost jazz artists of Indonesia; Rene Helsdingen, a pianist from the Netherlands; Essiet okon Essiet, leading bassist for Intercontinental Bush Orchestra (Nigeria); and Marcello Pellitteri, a drummer who has performed with Winston Marsalis and Fabio Morgera.
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- file 10 documents or papers a day
- enter 3 sources per day into my Legacy database
This time, I'm lowering my expectations to something doable. Motivated by Lee Drew's Sweet Sixteen (Generations) post, I'm going to focus only on my direct-line ancestors, one per day. I'll be checking my data entry to verify dates and places for each ancestor's big three: birth, marriage, and death. I'll be sourcing those items properly as needed and adding document images to my database. When I've done that to the best of my ability, I plan to reward myself with a fabulous One-Page Genealogy chart like Lee's. My goal is to order it by the end of June.
I've already printed out my pedigree charts and plotted my ancestor names on the calendar, and I've given the process a few days' test run. And already I'm a bit behind, but I've started with the grandparents, for whom I have lots of documentation. As I get further out, I expect there will be less to do and some sources will already be entered, so I should be able to catch up on those days, and maybe even work ahead a little.
I have three other quarterly rewards in mind as well:
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- a blog book from Blog2Print (Again, if you've ordered one of these, please comment about it.)
- a short-term Ancestry membership
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There is a split among conservatives between those who think the NSA's collection of data about every phone call in America is an important counterterrorism tool, and those who think President Obama is, as usual, trampling on the constitution and the flag and the Founding Fathers. But Rush Limbaugh takes it one step further. He says Obama is leading a coup d'etat. And this time it's for real.http://news.yahoo.com/rush-limbaugh-...205348125.htmlYou know how we know Limbaugh likes that formulation? Because he's said Obama has been leading a coup so many times.
- February 26, 2009: "This is not even about politics anymore, folks. This is really not even about politics. I'm going to have to come up with a way of explaining that so you understand what I mean. This is not about politics. It's a political coup, maybe, if you want to look at it that way."
- September 23, 2009: "I did refer to this as a coup, a bloodless coup. He has delivered the United States to the global powers without firing a shot."
- September 23, 2009: [in a Rush quote roundup] "I would describe what Obama is doing to this country as basically a coup. It's just frightening. He talks about a New World Order, and the New World Order is him. Obama is bigger than his country, bigger than the presidency -- he is the world."
- September 30, 2010: A caller said Obama's immigration politics were "the basically coup d'etat tactics." Limbaugh did not disagree. Later, he said, "Bouncing here off the subject of our last caller, the issue here is the dictatorial nature of this regime and Obama's willingness to do anything to advance his agenda."
And that was before all the evidence rolled in! Now all the pieces are falling together. "You know it and I know it," Limbaugh said. "It's peaceful, nonviolent. The military isn't involved. But nevertheless it's a coup."
On Fox News, Ann Coulter, too, added up all the data and concluded this is about something more than counterterrorism: "with the Rosen case and with the AP listening to their phone lines case or tapping to see where they were calling. And that is that the National Security justification was nonsense. It was bunk." (She did not use the c-word.)
Dean Chambers, of Unskewed Polls fame, agrees with Limbaugh, and adds one more piece of data -- "all the tricks and dirty tactics Obama used to be elected in 2008 and reelected last year." He concludes, "That's right lefties, your beloved president Obama was SELECTED, not elected. Selected by the left, put in office by non-violent coup." However, Obama is the democratically-elected leader of the état in question.
And that's why we are also forced to admit that Limbaugh has been on both sides of the coup issue.
- June 29, 2009: "Oh, and you know we learned about Honduras? We learned the Obama administration tried to stop the coup. Now, the coup was what many of you wish would happen here without the military."
- March 23, 2011: "But is there a contingency plan for -- I don't want to say an anti-American president, 'cause that's gonna cloud my real intent here... Is there a contingency plan to deal with a president who is of the belief that the United States is the problem?"
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Badfinger's Ass is one heavy record. It is heavy in sound, heavy in sentiment, and it was heavy for reasons personal to the band. The album's opener is a case in point: 'Apple Of My Eye' was Pete Ham's heartfelt goodbye to what had been the group's record label and spiritual home since 1968.
Ass was Badfinger's last album for Apple Records, issued as the company wound down its non-Beatles activities. After Ass, only the individual solo Beatles released records on Apple.
Launched in the States in November 1973, but not until March '74 in the UK, Ass spawned one single. Fittingly enough, it was 'Apple Of My Eye', destined to be not only Badfinger's last 45 for Apple but also Apple's last ever non-Beatles release.
It was the end of the road for Apple Records, but for Badfinger it was the conclusion of one journey and the beginning of another. Warner Brothers Records, who had already picked up former Apple artists James Taylor and Jackie Lomax, saw huge potential in Badfinger, and had signed them to a three-year, multi-million pound deal.
The cover artwork for Ass was inspired by this event, the lure of great rewards ahead. It was painted by Grammy Award winning artist Peter Corriston, later known for Led Zeppelin's Physical Graffiti and iconic Rolling Stones covers including Some Girls and Tattoo You. But it was Badfinger's bassist Tom Evans who originated the surreal concept for Ass — and its title too, as a comment on the group's mixed fortunes to date: "No Dice, Straight Up your Ass", as he'd say. Or, as he sang in 'Blind Owl': 'Play the role / Sell your soul…'
As guitarist Joey Molland explains today: "Tommy came up with the idea of calling the album Ass, and the cover idea. Tommy was very into photography and art for a while. Peter Corriston was a lovely, mild mannered Philadelphia gentlemen. The painting was really well done. I liked it a lot. It shows us being tempted away with a carrot. We were the donkey with the headphones. It reflected the way we were seeing the world at the time."
Indeed, Badfinger's chosen title for their first Warners album had been For Love Or Money, although it eventually appeared as simply Badfinger. Due to the tail end of their Apple deal overlapping the new arrangement at Warners, both Badfinger and Ass were issued almost simultaneously. The sound of the two LPs contrasted widely. While Ass epitomised the heaviness of early 70s British rock, Badfinger was lighter and presented a back-to-basics approach, more akin to 1970's No Dice. Music critics and the band's fans were confused, not least by the fact that it had been two years since the previous album, Straight Up.
Reviews for Ass were mixed, although two of the most important American notices were positive. Said Billboard: "A very well done set from this vastly overlooked British band, their fusion of strong vocal harmony with both intricate acoustic guitar work and a straight rock sound give them the combination that should attract overdue attention".
Rolling Stone, meanwhile, cited "the group's unusually muscular playing" before concluding: "This is a surprisingly vibrant album from a group that has never managed to string its scattered hits into a distinguishable identity, and which seemed to be headed for oblivion or dissolution, whichever came first. It would qualify as a comeback if it weren't so clearly an introduction to the band beneath the veneer".
Despite such good reviews and his liking for the cover, today Joey Molland has mixed feelings about Ass. He sees it as a compilation, due to the inclusion of two tracks, 'The Winner' and 'I Can Love You' — both Joey's own songs, incidentally — that dated back to sessions at Apple Studios with producer Todd Rundgren in January 1972. Todd had started the follow up to Straight Up, but contractual wranglings put paid to the project after just a few sessions. Recordings for Ass proper didn't start until later that year.
The process of making albums had never been painless for Badfinger, and Ass was no different. Craving creative control, in September '72 the band won Apple's approval to work in the studio without a producer, but they soon realized that there was more to producing records than simply getting the songs down on tape.
As Pete Ham recalled in 1974: "We tried to produce Ass ourselves, initially. And we needed someone to save the day, because we weren't all that experienced, you know?" He continued: "Everybody's idea of a good production is different. That was one of the problems. Because we had four different opinions. So we had to get somebody from the outside with that ear to say, 'Hold it. You've gone a bit nuts there.' I think there is a need for good producers."
Apple couldn't help but agree, and in April 1973 the label's then A&R head Tony King proposed a good producer named Chris Thomas to take charge of the Ass sessions. Badfinger liked what they heard of Chris' work, particularly Procol Harum's latest album Grand Hotel. It didn't hurt either that, in George Martin's absence in 1968 and '69, Chris Thomas had produced several Beatles sessions. (See Bonus Tracks for three examples of Badfinger producing themselves; plus a previously unreleased version of Joey's 'Do You Mind', and the never-before-issued 'Regular', which Joey calls "my drinking song".)
Badfinger were long gone from Apple by the time Ass was released, and it's noteworthy that the single release of the valedictory 'Apple Of My Eye' was an Apple decision. It was a suitable double tribute — from band to label and from label to band — that let the world know that there had been more to the relationship than just business.
Joey Molland's 'Get Away' follows. Says Joey: "That's about Pete. He worked all the bloody time in that little studio in the house where we all lived. He drove himself mad, and me crazy. I'd write my songs wherever I was and go back to the house to make a demo. But I didn't stay inside all the time. So I wrote the song: 'You may be right / Working all night and day / But sometimes / I just got to get away'."
'Icicles' is one of five Joey Molland songs on Ass. Joey: "That's a Joni Mitchell kind of idea. My wife Kathie turned me on to her. Badfinger went to see Joni and Jackson Browne in Manchester, when we were there to do a TV show called Set Of Six. It was just acoustics, you know? When she came on she just floored me. She was so powerful. Great sound and beautiful songs. 'Icicles' came out of that experience."
While it had been Pete Ham's unswerving dedication to songwriting that had prompted 'Get Away', it was John Lennon's overtly political period around the time of his Sometime In New York City album that inspired Joey to write 'The Winner'.
"I loved John Lennon," says Joey. "He had the world at his finger tips. I wanted him to come out with something really smart, but I thought he was complaining a bit too much. I didn't know about the FBI thing and all that going on his life, but it was a given that it was us against the suits". This observation didn't diminish Joey's admiration for John, however. "Whenever I saw John at Apple, it would make me nervous," he admits. "I thought he was absolutely brilliant. It was like bumping into Salvador Dali. He was really remarkable, streets ahead of most people in his thinking."
When asked about his tracks on Ass in 1974, Tom Evans said: "The one that has most meaning for me is 'When I Say', which is a slow, love song. Because it's about my wife. There are only two on it I wrote anyway". Tom also contributes 'Blind Owl': "That says a little bit about the things that have happened to us in our travels. It's more of a controversial type song. It's like a protest song, man."
Joey's 'Constitution' is also a protest of sorts, a kick against constraint. He describes it as "a good rock riff idea". He quotes: " 'I can sing the blues / Any way I chose', you know what I mean? The music was getting a bit more raunchy and heavier. Pete played the shit out the guitar. Man, he just jumped all over it. We used to play that on stage a lot. We had a great jam on that."
Tom spoke for drummer Mike Gibbins when asked about the track that provides some light relief on Ass, Mike's 'Cowboy'. "We were touring with a country and western band called Pure Prairie League," said Tom. "Mike got friendly with one of the guitarists, who showed him a few picking things on the guitar. So Mike wrote the song in dedication to that guy. Pure Prairie League were all like cowboys, you know, dyed-in-the-wool."
Badfinger's lyrics almost always grew from direct experience, as Joey's 'I Can Love You' demonstrates: "You have relationships, and sometimes it comes into question," he says. "That's what it's about. And then on the bridge of the song… it doesn't matter what's said or what happens to the flowers, nothing matters. I really liked the tune. I thought it was really strong. Powerful."
There didn't have to be a specific story behind each title, as Pete once revealed, and his comments can easily apply to the closing track on Ass, 'Timeless'. "Sometimes I can write a song and not really know what it means myself, you know?" he said. "It's just individual feelings that come into my head, and usually you find that it gets a certain meaning for you and for everybody after a while, although at the time of writing you don't really know why you wrote it".
Britain's Melody Maker reviewed Ass in April 1974, and while mostly faint in its praise, it was spot on when discussing the finale: "The best comes last, however. 'Timeless', a Pete Ham song, opens with Harrison-like mysticism. It grows into a high, wide and really quite handsome production job. Promising note to end on."
That was Badfinger. That was Ass. That was Apple Records.
- Producer
- Chris Thomas & Badfinger (except tracks 4 & 9 Todd Rundgren; tracks 11 to 19 Badfinger)
- Recorded at
- Apple Studios / Olympic / Morgan / The Manor
- Released (UK)
- 08/03/74
- Released (US)
- 26/11/73


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The following is a compilation of my study of the 2014 NFL draft offensive line prospects that I have identified as fits in a zone scheme after some heavy in depth study the goal was to identify primarily above average move athletes with upside and solid college tape and to fix a gaping hole in this team in 2013 and going forward barring significant almost whole scale changes basically an offensive line makeover .I feel pretty confident that Miami will be investing in a free agent left tackle to protect the backside of the franchise but in the event they do not and/or are looking for a swing tackle or developmental prospects etc. that is covered here as well what you wont find is prospects that I think are more made for a power scheme or lead footed waist benders you will also not find guys with serious medical red flags like Boston Colleges Matt Patchan for instance even though athletically hes exactly what would fit in this offense (1.59 10 yard split) but due to the fact that 2013 was the first time in 5 years of football he has stayed healthy for a variety of reasons I have red flagged him due to medical and removed him from my board completely cant stay healthy in college how are you going to stay healthy in the pros??? Serious off the field red flags combined with poor tape and work ethic to boot like University of Miamis Seantrel Henderson (1.71 10 yard split) whos never really shown me much on tape anyways are guys that I think this team will steer away from barring catastrophic measures even though I could see a 5
round grade being attached there warts and all
John Benton wants move athletes that can get to the 2
level, get their head out in front, have the lateral quickness that can overcome angles and reach the perimeter of the field tackles that are foot athletes can play in space and on the hoof as screen blockers and as cut blockers at the los I expect with an athletic move quarterback the wide stretch to be a staple of the offense but the bottom line is this unit must get more athletic Bill Lazors offense at the University of Virginia required an awful lot of on the move guard play and I have a feeling the ideal plan would be to create a unit that mirrors the Philadelphia Eagles offensive line which is as good and as athletic as you will find in the game lets work towards achieving that this is a pretty deep draft at many positions offensive line is no exception the grades that I have attached to these prospects dont necessarily reflect just this class but if I was grading them against any class
with that my 2014 Miami Dolphins draft prospects offensive line targets board
Jake Matthews
offensive tackle Texas a & m 6 foot 5 1/8 308 lbs. 33 7/8 arm length 24 bench 1.70 10 yard split best tackle prospect I have seen on tape last 2 years would have been the top tackle in the class on my board off his 2012 work had he come out dominated everyone he matched up against at right tackle in 2012made a seamless transition to the left side in 2013 and never skipped a beat perfect scheme fit natural bender plus feet plus kick slide outstanding balance and lateral agility is a puncher not a grabber rarely is off balance best technique in the class tested better than many may have anticipated which backed up the tape outstanding bloodlines to boot #1 pick in either of the last 2 classes as I see it
in the class if theres one concern it might be speed off the corner but with his technique his smarts his hand placement and use and his balance hell adjust
Greg Robinson
offensive tackle Auburn 6 foot 5 332 lbs. 35 inch arms 32 bench 1.68 10 yard split specimen ridiculous athlete in a power road grading body best run blocking tackle in the class by a mile as a down blocker he just paves highways effortless to the 2
level and covers ground like a gazelle jaw dropper athletically highest upside in the class pass protection needs work Auburns scheme didnt provide a large body of work there needs to punch more and trust his feet and not drop his head and grab but its nothing more reps and coaching and work on technique cant fix given the level move athlete this kid is serious power with this locomotive
Zach Martin
offensive tackle Notre Dame 6 foot 4 ¼ 308 lbs. 32 7/8 arm length 29 bench another high end technician rarely off balance stout anchors well and can recover strength in his hands seals in the run game turns guys to the inside plays with great leverage quick feet with his kick slide position versatility here a real plus potential to be a solid starter at all 5 positions I see it as more ticketed to right tackle or guard given the arm length but I wouldnt rule out him being a solid left tackle plus feet shows very good awareness 52 collegiate starts speaks to the durability high character best looking prospect all Senior Bowl Week reminds me of Logan Mankins coming out but with more core and functional strength fires thru with his hips better and more polished prospect and with an inch and a ¼ more arm length than last years #21 pick to the Giants Justin Pugh who I graded out as a high 2
rounder in that class
Top 15 BPA
character and locker room leadership wise I think this is exactly what Miami is looking for
Taylor Lewan
offensive tackle Michigan 6 foot 7 1/8 309 lbs. 33 7/8 arm length 29 bench 1.64 10 yard split outstanding size and length very good feet good knee bend can drop his hips shows solid awareness has his head on a swivel sustains blocks well with proper hand placement and able to mirror well with his feet and wash guys out plays with a good base feet are always underneath of him fires out of his stance very quick off the ball into his kick slide gets to the 2
level could do more damage when he gets there and has the athleticism to be an effective puller but his strength as I see it lies in how quickly he gets out of his stance his footwork and foot speed and his base in pass protection shows nice balance rarely on the ground doesnt show great lateral quickness flowing down the los to get his head out in front and cut but athletic enough and cut blocks didnt seem to be a big part of what Michigan asked him to do can overset to the outside getting his weight on the outside leg and get beat by quickness to the inside plays with some attitude and nastiness to him can be borderline dirty at times not a road grader in the run game off the field character concerns and a reported difficult personality could have him off Miamis board completely zone scheme left tackle all the way as I see it 48collegiate starts speaks to durability
Xavier Sua Filo
offensive tackle UCLA 6 foot 4 1/8 307 lbs. 33 3/8 arm length 25 bench 1.75 10 yard split will be kicked inside to left guard in the NFL athlete oozes athleticism very quick to the 2
level and down the los makes solid sustained contact down the field very effective puller shows good lateral quickness and agility bubble butt and lower half should allow him to anchor well best footballs probably in front of him ideal zone scheme fit
first guard off the board
Joe Bitonio
offensive tackle Nevada 6 foot 4 ¼ 302 lbs. 33 7/8 arm length 22 bench 1.68 10 yard split effective cut blocker gets his head out in front can let guys get into his body at times and his hand placement can be too wide getting his head into the action and be stood up or jacked as a result needs polish with his technique and hand placement head is really in the action a lot competes thru the whistle wants to win every snap I dont quite see the same kind of move athlete on tape that the combine showed but hes definitely a plus athlete good feet lateral quickness is there balance looks solid meat on the bone upside wise I have some concerns about the ability to kick inside at the pro level not sure I see the strength inside looks like maybe tackle only to me try him at left tackle with fallback being right tackle how I see it guard play looks like it would be a serious projection to me the potential to play an nfl left tackle keeps the value up for me but all that head in the play could lead to concussion issues unless cleaned up
Marcus Martin
center USC 23 bench 6 foot 3 320 lbs. 34 arm length best move athlete of the center prospects stout can anchor gets to the 2
level and makes solid sustained contact engages at the los comes off and gets to the linebacker level with ease explosive off the snap fires off the ball plays with good leverage and can drop and fire thru with his hips effective hand use zone scheme fit good arm length maybe not plug and play but starting NFL center I have no doubts good feet has some pop to him shows good awareness can overcome angles
Chris Watt
left guard Notre Dame 6 foot 3 310 lbs. 32 ¾ arm length 29 bench torn pcl had him miss the bowl game senior bowl and combine on field work outs but heres a guy on tape that of the full time left guard prospects strikes me as an underrated fit better athlete than I think hes given credit for slightly shorter than ideal this kids stout anchors well and theres strength shows good awareness engages at the los and then comes off and gets to the linebackers in the run game keeps his legs driving on contact active hands competes plays thru the whistle not a great athlete but not lead feet either works well in tandem I think hes a starting guard in the NFL
Billy Turner
offensive tackle North Dakota State 6 foot 4 7/8 315 lbs. 34 arm length 25 bench 1.75 10 yard split good feet good athlete from a athleticism stand point if I was going to plug a right tackle for us this would be my guy technique needs work fast feet with his kick slide beat the man to the spot with ease in the combine drill flows down the los very well gets to the 2
level and can run down the field looks very good when hes on his horse can stop his feet in pass pro and get lazy and drop his head and reach and lean and it gets him in trouble will drop his head when he doesnt need to but i think his issues are very coachable probably not plug and play ideally he sits for a while and learns the ropes and gets coached up but long term starting NFL right tackle I dont see why not plenty of upside Im betting on it
Brandon Thomas
left tackle Clemson 6 foot 3 ¼ 317 lbs. 34 3/4 arm length 35 bench 1.78 10 yardsplit less than ideal height but the arm length makes up for it somewhat makes him grade as more a 6 foot 4 guy imo not an NFL left tackle more right tackle and left guard I think ideally hes a left guard in the pros strength shows on tape pop on contact pretty good in the run game when he has a straight ahead target kind of straight linish some stiffness in his hips looks good in a straight line can get to the 2nd level movement looks more meant to be in a phone booth to me can overset to the outside and open the more direct route to the quarterback might be more power but Im not ruling out zone not a lot of quick change of direction in space can be caught flat footed in space
Jawuan James
offensive tackle Tennessee 6 foot 6 311 lbs. 35 arm length 22 bench 1.82 10 yard split great length and size left tackle measurables natural bender good feet looked very good in combine hip and mirror drills tapes not quite as athletic laterally etc. that he showed at the combine started all 49 games can recover when beaten by speed off the corner and ride a guy out odd that he would play right tackle with the more heavy footed and grabber Antonio Richardson manning the left seems like more the left tackle of the two at the college level even finesse offensive tackle looks a little lost awareness wise at times can look a little clumsy down the field also potential to start on the left side from the get go due to pass pro skills not really the down the field and to the perimeter move athlete Im looking for someone will bet on the ideal size and arm length
Weston Richburg
center Colorado State 6 foot 3 3/8 298 lbs. 33 3/8 arm length 25 bench 1.78 10 yard split 50 collegiate starts showed at the senior bowl he could anchor can get to the 2
level and get his head out in front solid tape less athletic than last years center pick Brian Schwenke who I had as a 3rd round grade and was drafted in the 4th in a less depth class and if I was grading them head to head I would prefer Schwenke for us may be a guy that can play all 3 interior positions I like him my thoughts here are
James Hurst
offensive tackle UNC 6 foot 5 296 lbs. 33 ¾ arm length more NFL ready than Billy Turner but not the same level athlete as I see it feet are solid not special lateral quickness and agility I see issues with scheme fit probably can play at 305 lbs. and not lose anything I dont see much upside here can get to the 2
level and pull also can get overpowered and knocked flat on his rear can overset hands can get out of the framework of the body and get him in trouble make a living as a NFL right tackle as I see it depends on how much he can work out and show health wise pre draft as to where his value is nasty broken leg if he was still on the board day 3 it wouldnt surprise me
Trai Turner
right guard LSU 6 foot 2 5/8 310 lbs. 34 arm length 25 bench 1.72 10 yard split built like a fire hydrant power and pop on contact plays thru the whistle shows as a good move athlete gets down the field very well technique needs work movement wise we are talking about a top 50 like guy has some nastiness and some cockiness to him upside for sure hasnt figured out what hes capable of yet can let guys get into his body and not take advantage of that terrific arm length and play small as a result.. couple the less than ideal size with only 20 collegiate starts and I think what you have is a
prospect a little raw had he stayed in school I think wed be talking about a 2
rounder in 2015 just not enough body of work might be more a power scheme fit height can lead itself to tipped balls at the los in pass pro against larger defensive linemen if we took him in the 3
round I wouldnt have much problem with it I like the player
Dakota Dozier
left tackle Furman 6 foot 3 5/8 313 lbs. 33 7/8 arm length 23 bench 1.78 10 yard split small school left tackle that will kick inside to left guard in the pros not overly athletic but a lot of upside here can drop his hips can get too high off the ball and needs work on his technique I like what I see maybe not ideal fit but I think he can play in our scheme
Morgan Moses
left tackle Virginia 6 foot 6 314 lbs 35 3/8 inch arms 1.94 10 yard split pretty much underwhelmed across the board at the combine showed to be less athletic than I think many expected I have seen every game hes played at UVA and I have always felt like he underachieved I dont see NFL left tackle here at all looks right tackle only to me I keep seeing top 50 pick stuff and I just cant get down with it inconsistent tape slow footed almost heavy feet struggles with speed off the edge not going to get to much in space only real reason I am including him is Bill Lazors familiarity with the player and maybe he thinks he can get the most out of the guy effort at times looks lacking can move people in the run game I have questions about work ethic make him have to sweat it out the first 2 days of the draft and maybe it will light a fire
really not the fit Im looking for
Brandon Steen
right guard Alabama bench dnp 6 foot 3 314 lbs. 30 ½ arm length t rex arms looks maxed out shows good awareness looks coached up I just dont see upside limited athlete going to primarily play at or near the los the further down the field he goes the less interesting he becomes lateral footwork looks pretty solid feet look ok has some pop on contact and some strength to move and strength in his hands scheme fit but how much can you expect this guy to get to on the move???...dont like his body smart enough and aware enough to start .i may be underselling him understands angles ehhhh
this low due to the short arms and the lack of upside and downfield movement skills
Michael Schofield
offensive tackle Michigan 6 foot 6 ½ 301 lbs. 34 arm length bench dnp 1.71 10 yard split right tackle guard capabilities great length and size tested well athletically at the combine but looks limited on tape looks decent in the run game lateral quickness does not look like a strength position versatility raises the value here could be one of your off the bench active on game day guys early due to guard or right tackle in a pinch play performed better than expected in one on one pass rush drills senior bowl week developmental with upside how much though??? Might be maxed out as a rotational off the bench player
Ryan Groy
left guard Wisconsin 6 foot 4 5/8 316 lbs. 33 ¼ arm length 26 bench 1.75 10 yard split shows good awareness can anchor leaves a lot to be desired from a move athlete on tape however can play in our scheme but leaves you wanting more great size kind of guy that if hes starting for you hes probably someone you look to replace more a bench rotation guy but I dont know that I see the versatility youd look for with your extra active on game day offensive lineman here dont see much upside
Gabe Ikard
center Oklahoma 6 foot 3 5/8 304 lbs. 33 1/8 arm length 22 bench 1.78 10 yard split smart heady player tough and durable decent move athlete but not going to wow you with anything doesnt get to much in space high character could end up being 8 year starter down the road classic overachiever looks like a tough cut
Bryan Stork
center Florida State 6 foot 4 315 lbs. 32 ¼ arm length can engage at the los and get off to the linebacker level hips are stiff can get high in pass pro but shows the ability to anchor tough shows solid awareness surrounded by serious talent which may have raised his level of play can drop his head and lean average athlete looks like depth to me limited lateral athlete doesnt get to things in space he should doesnt flow down the los very well not much pop on contact more positional move guy than power one good size potential to play guard which should help him but I dont know that I see the strength for it scheme fit
Wesley Johnson
left tackle Vanderbilt 26 bench 6 foot 5 297 lbs. 33 1/8 arm length 1.72 10 yard split kind of thin framed looks like he may be maxed out from a weight stand point not an NFL left tackle not a guard either as I dont see the strength right tackle center only to me likely more center than anything developmental project would be a while before if or when he ever helped you as such
needs to get stronger and stouter 2 years from now maybe you got something
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The E. E. Wegner photographs were donated to the Washington State University Library in March, 1977 by Glenn and Robert Wegner of Pullman. They were processed by David Smestad in March, 1978.
Earl Edward Wegner was born in Cheney, Washington on June 21, 1885. He received his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from WSU in 1908 and Bachelor of Science in 1915. He served as Assistant Professor of Veterinary Anatomy and Surgery from 1909-1913. From 1914-1916 he was Associate Professor of Anatomy and Surgery and from 1917 he was a full Professor. In 1921 he was made Dean of the College of Veterinary Science and continued in that office until 1947. He was also mayor of Pullman from 1926-1930. He died on November 23, 1965.
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|Photographs: class and faculty group portraits of the School of Veterinary Medicine for most years between 1919 and 1942; the Veterinary Medicine football teams of 1905, 1908, and 1913; some prints of the old Veterinary Building and the new building, including the laying of the first brick in 1941; a few photos of AVMA meetings and banquets; also small surgery, operating rooms and laboratories.
|Scrapbooks: photographs concern individual shots of various animal afflictions and treatment, mostly large animal (horses and cattle) but with a few dogs, chickens and hogs. Also one scrapbook of magazine clippings about horse.


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Experience Israel through its many faces: versatile populations and various ethnic groups await you as you tour the country from North to South
Drive to Be'er Sheba via Moshav Nevatim. Moshav Nevatim is home to Cochin Jews, from India, who came to Israel after the establishment of the state. Cochin Jews consider themselves one of the most ancient Jewish communities in the world. The Center for Cochin Heritage at Moshav Nevatim tells the story of this unique community. (Visit must be pre-arranged; Tel: 08-6238299.)
Continue to the Joe Alon Bedouin Center, focusing on Bedouin culture and history. The Bedouin tribes scattered throughout the Negev have undergone a rapid process of transition from nomadic to modern life. Many of the characteristics of the Bedouin lifestyle are therefore disappearing, creating the urgent need to document this ancient way of life through the work of this important center.
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There's been a lot of news around these parts as of late. Here's some more…
I am pleased to announce that The Knotty Bride is now welcoming sponsors and other forms of advertising on the blog! TKB has grown by leaps and bounds since its relatively recent inception in October of 2009, thanks to brides, wedding professionals, event planners, fantastic fellow bloggers and men and women everywhere planning special events of their own.
Readership continues to grow exponentially… I nearly pee my pants and call my mama every time I look at the daily traffic totals. Plus, the feedback I receive every day re: the ideas, inspiration and advice I post on TKB brings me the kind of immense, incomprehensible joy that can be likened only to that which is felt when a baby is born, or after finding out at the register that the dress you thought was on sale for $149.50 is actually on sale for $69.50, but was for some reason not marked as such! Or some other miraculous event – you get it.
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By Bobby Harrison/NEMS Daily Journal
JACKSON – The Mississippi House leadership was researching late Wednesday whether David Gibbs' resignation from the Legislature is official.
On Tuesday, the opening day of the 2013 session, Gibbs, a West Point Democrat, submitted a letter saying "due to health problems and the desire to spend more time with my family, I respectfully resign."
But apparently on Wednesday, there were indications that Gibbs, who has been in the House since 1993, might have decided he did not want to step down.
House staff members were researching the issue of what officially constitutes a resignation.
Gibbs represents District 36, which consists of portions of Clay, Lowndes and Monroe counties.
A special election already is scheduled for Tuesday in much of that area to replace Sen. Bennie Turner, D-West Point, who died in November.
Senate District 16 consists of all of Clay and portions of Oktibbeha, Lowndes, and Noxubee counties.
Turner's daughter, Angela Turner Lairy, and Kenny Fowler, both of West Point, are vying in the contest.
The winner will get to serve the bulk of the 2013 legislative term, which is just getting under way. It started Tuesday and is scheduled to run for 90 days.
In the coming days, Brent Powell will be sworn in as a new member of the House from Rankin County. He won a special election Tuesday to replace Kevin McGee, who resigned last year over ethics issues.
And besides the Senate District 16 special election, another one is scheduled for February to replace Sen. Alice Harden, D-Jackson, who died in December.
If Gibbs does resign, by the time a special election can be scheduled to fill his post, most of the 2013 session, if it ends on time, will be completed.
It also was announced on Wednesday that Gov. Phil Bryant will give his state of the state speech at 5 p.m. Jan. 22 to a joint legislative session in the House chamber.


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but I think there's a strong family resemblance among them
and I imagine our shared forebears would have looked quite like them.
In my Alvord line, Rosmer Kerr's eighth great-grandfather is believed to have been:
- Thomas Alvord, thought to have married Joanna Hawkins 11 May 1618 at Ashill, County Somerset, England. They would have been my tenth great-grandparents.
- Alexander Alvord, thought to have been baptized 15 October 1627 at Bridport near Whitestaunton, England. He married Mary Voar on 29 October 1646 in Windsor, Connecticut. They were my ninth great-grandparents.
- Abigail Alvord, born 6 October 1647 at Windsor, Connecticut. She married Thomas Root on 3 July 1666. They were my eighth great-grandparents.
Alvord, Samuel Morgan. A Genealogy of the Descendants of Alexander Alvord: An Early Settler of Windson, Conn. and Northhampton, Mass. Webster, N.Y.: A.D. Andrews, 1908.


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Our large whole organic raw cashews make for a great heart healthy snack. The delicately flavored cashew nut makes a wonderful nut butter or a special addition to salads and stir-fry dishes. Cashew nuts are actually the kidney-shaped seeds that adhere to the bottom of the cashew apple, the fruit of the cashew tree, which grows naturally in tropical climates.
Cashews have a lower fat content than most other nuts, approximately 75% of their fat is unsaturated fatty acids, plus about 75% of this unsaturated fatty acid content is oleic acid, the same heart-healthy monounsaturated fat found in olive oil. Studies show that oleic acid promotes good cardiovascular health, even in individuals with diabetes. Studies of diabetic patients show that monounsaturated fat, when added to a low-fat diet, can help to reduce high triglyceride levels. Triglycerides are a form in which fats are carried in the blood, and high triglyceride levels are associated with an increased risk for heart disease, so ensuring you have some monounsaturated fats in your diet by enjoying cashews is a good idea.
Cashews are a good source of magnesium. Magnesium plays an important role in maintaining a healthy blood pressure and is an important mineral for diabetics because it reduces insulin resistance. Studies have also shown that people who have low magnesium levels are at higher risk of heart disease. Like calcium, magnesium plays an important role in building and maintaining bone health.
Cashews are also rich in copper which is needed for maintaining healthy collagen, a substance that lines blood vessels and supports the skin and joints. Copper is also important for helping the body use iron and for production of melanin, the pigment that gives hair its color. Copper also aids in the absorption of Zinc which has a host of important health benefits especially to males. Copper is a mineral that the body can't produce on its own so copper rich foods such as cashews are required for good health.
Oh and not to mention, our organic large whole cashews are absolutely delicious.
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3. Rosen, T.; Fordice, D. B. (April 1994). "Cashew Nut Dermatitis". Southern Medical Journal 87 (4): 543–546. doi:10.1097/00007611-199404000-00026. PMID 8153790. Retrieved 2011-01-13.
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Red and White Sour Sop Shakes
A popular tropical fruit found all over Latin America, sour sop, or guanßbana, is juicy, sweet and tangy. Here, GOYA« Sour Soup Nectar is blended with yogurt and milk. A quick puree of fresh strawberries makes a vibrant topper for this healthful, refreshing shake.
Serves 4
Prep time: 5 min.
Total time: 8 min.
1 can (9.6) oz. GOYA« Sour Sop Nectar (Guanßbana)
1 cup low-fat plain yogurt
Į cup fat-free milk
4 cups ice, divided
6 medium strawberries, rinsed, cored and quartered (about 1 cup)
1 tsp. GOYA« Lemon Juice
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By Patsy R. Brumfield/NEMS Daily Journal
BOONEVILLE – A full day of testimony is slated today for the second trial of Rebecca "Becky" Jones, accused of fatally shooting her mother.
Jones, 39, witnessed jury selection from a 117-voter pool Tuesday, then final decisions for a 14-member panel to consider what happens to the rest of her life.
Jones' first trial last October ended in a mistrial when Jones mysteriously ended up comatose in an Alabama hospital as the proceeding's third day began.
Judge Jim Seth Pounds declared a mistrial and ordered Jones arrested as soon she was released from the hospital. It took weeks for her to recover.
A Prentiss County indictment accuses Jones of intentionally shooting her mother, Jane, at Jane Jones' home on Highway 40 east of Booneville in May 2010 after an argument and a struggle over a gun Becky Jones carried with her.
Jones' attorney, Rob Laher of Tupelo, insists his client did not intend to kill her mother when she went to confront her about the potential sale of property she'd been forced to turn over to Jane years before.
Jane Jones' death was "the culmination of a horrible relationship between two people. It started when Becky was quite young.
"She looked to her mother for love. She tried to replace her sister. Jane didn't want to hear that," Laher said in his opening remarks. "Jane didn't love her, she took her pain out on Becky. For the next 30-40 years, back and forth they went."
Prosecutor Kimmie Kitchens told the jury of seven men and seven women – two are alternates – that Jane Jones "never thought that child she gave life to was the child that one day would take her life."
"On May 12, 2010, the defendant murdered her own mother. With not one shot, but two shots to make sure the job was done," Kitchens said. "You will hear evidence that the gun's hammer was cocked back a third time, had it been necessary."
In the first trial, the few witnesses to testify said the two women had a long history of bad blood. Jane Jones blamed Becky for the accidental death of Becky's sister, who was run over by a school bus as the two waited to go to school. And Becky blamed her mother for estrangement with her own daughter and the loss of family property.
Josh Wise also represents the state.
Tuesday's only witness was Tammy Johnson, a Prentiss County sheriff's deputy, who was first to arrive at Jane Jones' home after she called 911 for help.
She testified to meeting Becky Jones in the driveway at 439 Highway 40 East and taking her into custody before exploring the house, where she found Jane Jones on the floor wounded and talking on the telephone with 911.
Johnson said Becky Jones showed no outward signs of a physical struggle and that the house didn't either.
She also said that soon after she discovered Jane Jones, who asked for help, the woman's condition deteriorated rapidly and "she turned gray."
A 9mm handgun was found on the couch in Jane Jones' living room.
Additional local law enforcement and forensic experts are expected to testify today.


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Brian Hartline is a#1 WR
Lets not look back on Brandon Marshall. **** Brandon Marshall. Im sick of hearing about him. Guy is clearly a skilled WR, but is also a major headcase who our HC did not want around our rookie QB when we are trying to develope him. Simple as that.
I propose at least a 1 week ban on any further threads started in the main forum about Brandon ****ing Marshall.


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People and organizations across the nation drove home the message that manufacturing provides immense opportunities for today's youth. Here is one such effort by AMT - The Association For Manufacturing Technology that encourages people to discover manufacturing on their own.
Those in manufacturing know that is can be an exciting, innovative and vibrant industry for graduates in Engineering and Advanced Manufacturing Technology programs to begin and build a career, but we need to spread the word. Industry is growing today and employers are seeking bright, talented young people who are studying science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).
Check out this video that IS spreading the word, as it shares firsthand accounts of MT Ambassadors--people who have recently entered manufacturing.


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Esther L. Storlid
MADISON-Esther L. Storlid, age 93, passed away on Monday, April 15, 2013, at her home in Madison.
She was born on May 10, 1919, in the Township of Newport, the daughter of Andrew and Emma (Gregerson) Swansby. She married Robert Radant who preceded her in death in April 1950. Esther then married Ivan Storlid, who preceded her in death in September 1975.
She served as a chef, housekeeper, and attendant to several Madison families that regarded her as a part of their own families. Esther was known for her legendary gatherings, especially on Christmas Eve. She was a proud supporter of the Green Bay Packers and the UW Badgers.
Esther is survived by her children, Ole Storlid of Madison, Seri Harris of Madison, and Mark (Teresa) Storlid of Cottage Grove; six grandchildren, Theresa (Chris) Hein, Jeff (Melinda Rake) McMahon, Tamara (Glen) Parks, Tenisha (Manasseh) Garner, Tory Storlid, and Kayla Storlid; great-grandchildren, Connor and Dillon Hein, Siettah and Adia Parks, and Tory Storlid; special son-in-law, Bernard (Judy) McMahon; and nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husbands, Robert Radant and Ivan Storlid; daughter, Rita McMahon; brothers, Carl, Nelvin, Gerhardt, and Arnold Swansby; and sisters, Olga Bergersen and Elizabeth Hughes.
Memorial services will be held at GUNDERSON EAST FUNERAL HOME, 5203 Monona Drive, Madison, at 2 p.m. on Thursday, April 18, 2013. Visitation will be held at the funeral home from Noon until the time of service on Thursday.
A special thanks to Seri for caring for her and allowing her to stay in her home, and also to Agrace HospiceCare.


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By M. Scott Morris/NEMS Daily Journal
TUPELO – Christmas presents inevitably lead to Christmas trash, but there's a new plan to handle this year's yuletide rubbish.
By Christmas Day, Waste Management will place green bins with yellow tops at sites throughout Tupelo to collect recyclable materials, including boxes and wrapping paper.
"We'll be putting them out on December 23 or 24," said Kevin Shackelford, Waste Management district manager for north Mississippi. "We'll leave them out a couple of weeks after Christmas."
The temporary drop-off bins will be placed at Nichols Park, Hancock Park, Ballard Park, Veterans Park and Front Street.
In addition, two full-time recycling bins are open at Tupelo Fire Station No. 6 on Coley Road and near the city compost pile on Commerce Street.
Greg Miley, public sector representative for Waste Management, said the bins also could help with security.
"People won't be able to look at the boxes stacked outside and know what's inside the house," he said.
Waste Management performs the same service for other cities, but this is the first time the extra bins will be used in Tupelo. They're the same recycling bins as the ones used at area businesses.
Sherrie Cochran, environmental planner and executive director of Keep Tupelo Beautiful, said the holiday bins are another step toward "Tupelo becoming a more green city."
She added that the city compost pile on Commerce will take natural Christmas trees after the holiday. All ornaments and lights should be removed before a tree is dropped off.
"We'll use them to make fish habitat," she said. "That's how we recycle them."


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at the vet right now. Appears to be a mass on the liver/spleen Too much fluid in abdomen to get a clear view. Waiting for an ultrasound Please say a prayer for Grace and me. I need the prayers too to help me make the right decisions for her.
Grace is my 10 yr old black Little Man x Trio daughter


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So much so that it's kinda dificult to decide on an iconic pic, there are so many options. So here's my attempt from my first evening.
The Central Railway Station,
Exiting the station I noticed the landmark of the TV tower behind me, its red and white striped mast offering a fixed point of reference for the whole city. In front of the concourse is a nice simple street map with the main places-to-visit graphically highlighted.
I still managed to get slightly lost en route, having taken what I thought might be a short-cut - HA! Nothing new there then! My slight digression cost me maybe five minutes but I did note the local beer shop closest.
Check-in swift and friendly. Nice hotel.
My hotel's location is just off the main Boulevard Borisova which becomes a pedestrian avenue leading to the main square as soon as I cross the road. This is dominated by The Monument to Freedom loftily addressing the Palace of Justice
The square certainly is a "Grand Place" which is a match, in its own right, to that of any other in Europe. To the right the dual-carriageway-wide pedestrian avenue continues with the Soviet-inspired Pantheon just visible poking its gilt-topped dome above the street crowds.
Instead I went left, down a narrower, but no less grand, avenue with modern concrete and turn-of-the-century Revival architecture replacing the Baroques and Classicals. Here I came across the statue of the gun-in-hand Angel Kunchev,
The sun was now setting but the feet were in wandering mode and I reckoned the river couldn't be far away and yep, a short walk further and there it was - The Danube. At this time in the evening the Danube was no longer blue, instead rose-tinted as the sun briefly paused before dropping swiftly below the Romanian horizon - one minute a full balloon, next a mere pink glow underlighting the cloudening sky.
And here's what I came up with:
A snowman with a wine cork for a nose and a fag in his mouth - MAAAN! This is my sorta city ;)


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I wanted to share some ideas I brought to a local morning show last week. Tara Lynn, host of My News 2, asked me to share some table decorating ideas for the holidays. And just as when I put anything in print, my first thought was, "What will be most helpful to viewers this year?"
"This year" being the key consideration. If there's one thing I've learned, it's that when it comes to the realm of home ideas, every year is different. And not just because it's part of my job to keep content fresh and new, or in keeping with trends. It's because every year, we want and need something different. For example, in late 2008, when the economic storm had just begun to brew, we were looking for cheap. As in, "we don't know what to expect, so let's just not spend anything." That year, I concentrated on where to find deals, how to reuse or recycle items, and get creative with old ideas.
Then, in 2009, we were a bit more seasoned at this recession thing. Readers seemed to find comfort in the homemade again, and crafts were the way to go. Load up the cart at the crafts store and spend a few hours fashioning something by hand.
This year, it's different again. Sure, we're still old hands at this budget-crunching thing, but it seems we're all working a little harder to make life work. "Busy" is what I hear from every person I meet and it's written all over the faces I see—spending half the day handcrafting your own candles just doesn't seem to quite fit.
What works in 2010?
Remnants of holidays past (no-cost, plus plenty of comfort)
Hints of magic (glittery, Dr. Suess-like elements for kids--a good reminder of the sparkle of the season)
Ease (projects that calm, rather than add to the rush)
Here's a sampling of what I came up with:
Christmas Past Placecards: I simply scanned and printed old family photos from childhood holidays. I glued each to card stock, and bordered the photos with pretty adhesive ribbon I found at Michael's (from Martha Stewart's craft collection). No names on these placecards, though—better to let each photo speak for itself.
Jingle Bell Napkin Rings: These are great for the kids' table. I found the glittery bells at Michael's and threaded them with a kind of floral wire made to look like twine. The curled ends and the colors have a Dr. Suess-look to them that I love.
Stenciled Runner: Another kids' table idea. I found this plain table runner in our prop closet, but this project would work just as well for placemats. I first cut out holiday-themed stencils I downloaded online (HOLIDAY SANITY NOTE: cutting out shapes is fantastic for a stressed mind. I was in the middle of a thousand projects when I did this, and cutting out precise shapes was as good a therapy as any). Then I took regular acrylic paint and a foam brush and painted in the shapes on the fabric. Once that dried, I added adhesive beading to the whole thing, which made the snowflakes sparkle, the ornaments shine, and the tree drip with garland. I recommend giving the kids the supplies and letting them take the reins for their own kids' table runner.
Simple Centerpiece: These tulips were $6.99 at Whole Foods. The eucalyptus was $8.99. I'm a big fan of pulling together a collection of vases and letting flowers just be. The red makes it formal enough for holidays, and the eucalyptus smells amazing. I was cutting it in my office and several people walked in to ask if I was putting up a Christmas tree, just from the scent of it.


text: Double staked my dog in the qual and open at 29 mo old. Went out in the 1st of the qual jammed the open. I do not run a lot of trials. My dog and myself would have been much better off running quals the next season but were forced out with the open jam. Now I guess I should have just trained my butt of the following year and not run any opens but thought if we did it once we can do it again. Came close a couple times but I think we would have been much better off in the qual.