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PHOENIX, March 1, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Red Cup Living, a lifestyle company centered around America's favorite red party cup, today announced it is adding four new reusable and dishwasher safe red cups to its line. The iconic red cup holds nostalgia and represents a universally recognizable sign of people gathering and having a great time. Red Cup Living's red cups are designed around the iconic red party cup and offer an eco-conscious alternative to disposable cups. The new reusable red cups are a 14 oz. Wine Cup, a 15 oz. Margarita Cup and a 12 oz. Cocktail Cup. The company is also adding a 12 oz. stoneware coffee mug to its offering.
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, May 22, 2013
Welcome to the 2013 Museum Summer
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This year summer begins on 18 June – the day the Mercedes-Benz Museum launches its exciting summer programme. From then until the end of the summer holidays in Baden-Württemberg on 8 September 2013, a variety of different events will be staged in and around the Mercedes-Benz Museum.
, May 21, 2013
Mercedes-Benz S-Class – perfect automobile design in each generation
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Every generation of the S-Class with its unique design harmoniously brings the strengths and values of the Mercedes-Benz brand to the forefront. The design idiom, the aesthetics and the solid manufacture of these exclusive range-topping luxury saloons are thus the standard bearers of the Stuttgart-based vehicle manufacturer and even set the standards for the entire automotive segment.
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The Mercedes Benz S Class: automobile comfort of the highest standard
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The history of the Mercedes Benz S Class shows that automobile comfort is far more than just a luxurious ambiance, size and performance. In fact it is far more the intelligent support of the driver and passengers through innovative technical solutions providing answers to current questions and requirements which contribute to the holistic comfort of a vehicle.
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75 years ago: triple victory for Mercedes-Benz in Tripoli
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A triple victory was secured for Mercedes-Benz and the then new W 154 twelve-cylinder racing car on 15 May 1938. Hermann Lang won the Tripoli Grand Prix, ahead of fellow drivers Manfred von Brauchitsch and Rudolf Caracciola.
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Mille Miglia: Mercedes-Benz as main automotive sponsor
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Mercedes-Benz is the main automotive sponsor of Mille Miglia. The corresponding agreement was reached between Mercedes-Benz Classic and 1000 Miglia S.R.L. in Brescia (Italy), with the aim of establishing a long-term collaboration.
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Mille Miglia 2013: a "thousand miles" from Brescia to Rome and back
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Mille Miglia (16 to 19 May 2013) is one of the highlights in the calendar of classic car enthusiasts the world over. Alongside many other vintage models, Mercedes-Benz Classic will once again be at the starting line this year with the legendary 300 SLR and will also be publishing current videos of the event online.
, Apr 16, 2013
The S-Class: a Classic in France
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Mercedes-Benz and France have enjoyed a very special relationship right up to the present day: the Stuttgart-based manufacturer i.e. has remained true to the Salon Mondial de l'Automobile (International Motor Show) in Paris since it was introduced in 1898 and has time and again celebrated great premieres, especially with models of the luxury class.
, Apr 09, 2013
"Motor Klassik Award 2013": Five Awards for Mercedes-Benz
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The readers of "Motor Klassik" classic car magazine have decided: in the "Motor Klassik Award 2013" a Mercedes-Benz vehicle has won in all of five categories. "In this vote, three historic cars as well as two current Mercedes-Benz models won," Michael Bock, Head of Mercedes-Benz Classic, was pleased to say.
, Mar 28, 2013
Techno Classica 2013: S-Class as the star of the Mercedes-Benz Classic
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From 10 to 14 April 2013, Mercedes-Benz Classic is making the exclusive history of the S-Class and its pioneering innovations the main focus of its brand presentation at the 25th Techno Classica in Essen. The world's oldest car manufacturer will be presenting its exhibits at the largest international trade fair for classic vehicles on a stand covering 4500 square metres in hall 1 of the Essen Exhibition Grounds.
, Mar 20, 2013
Goodwood Press Day 2013: motor sport's finest hours with Mercedes-Benz Classic
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At the Goodwood Festival of Speed (11 to 14 July 2013), Mercedes-Benz Classic will draw a good deal of attention to itself by presenting legendary racing cars. There will be a taste of this at the Goodwood Press Day: racing driver Jochen Mass will be piloting the "Uhlenhaut Coupé", the closed version of the 300 SLR (W 196 S) racing car.
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A retrospective look at aerodynamics in the Mercedes-Benz S-Class
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Mercedes-Benz engineers have known since the 1930s what a pivotal role aerodynamically optimised car bodies play in modern car manufacturing: their streamlined, panelled racing and record-setting cars dominated the Grand Prix races and the international speed record runs in the years leading up to the Second World War.
, May 06, 2013
Mercedes-Benz S-Class: pioneer in vehicle safety
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This history of the Mercedes-Benz S-Class is a history of vehicle safety at the highest level. A tradition of outstanding innovations which have debuted in the S-Class have made these premium cars from Stuttgart pioneers for new solutions and a worldwide benchmark in vehicle safety. Thus beyond their own vehicles, Daimler continually establish standards in active, passive and integrated safety for the entire automotive industry.
, Nov 12, 2012
Mercedes-Benz S-Class: the epitome of automotive engineering
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The S-Class from Mercedes-Benz has a long and rich tradition that stretches back to the early days of the Mercedes brand at the beginning of the 20th century. Since then, every model has shaped the automotive developments of its time. However, the reputation of the Mercedes-Benz brand for offering high-end vehicles with an emphasis on luxury, comfort and safety had been firmly established long before the S-Class was given its official designation.
, Aug 20, 2012
The Mercedes-Benz Silver Arrows from 1934 to 1939
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On 3 June 1934, the new Mercedes-Benz W 25 Grand Prix racing car won in its debut race – the international "Eifelrennen", or Eifel race, at the Nürburgring. This thrilling first victory marked the beginning of a glorious era for European motor sport.
, Jul 10, 2012
Press Kit: The Mercedes-Benz Museum
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The Mercedes-Benz Museum is the only museum in the world that can document in a single continuous timeline over 125 years of automobile history from its very beginnings to the present day. On nine levels and covering a floor space of 16,500 square metres, the museum presents 160 vehicles and over 1,500 exhibits. As a place of innovation, it also demonstrates that history can point the way ahead.
, Jan 10, 2012
The history of the Mercedes-Benz SL-Class
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In the 1950s, a very special star rose in Stuttgart: the Mercedes-Benz SL-Class was born. It all began with motor racing sports. With its successes in international competitions, in 1952 the 300 SL competition sports car (W 194 series, "SL" stands for "Super-Light"), became the initial spark for the start of two fascinating production sports cars – the "Gullwing" coupé and the roadster: the Mercedes-Benz 300 SL and 190 SL laid the foundation for the tradition of this legendary sports car family in the year 1954.
, Oct 17, 2011
The Research Cars of Mercedes-Benz
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Research is the motor of progress. It has a long-standing tradition at Daimler where it occupies a key position. Findings from our own research have always set the pace in the development of new vehicles – and this is why we officially established a dedicated Research unit in the early 1970s.
, Oct 14, 2011
Premiere of new 'Fintail' from Mercedes-Benz Classic at the Nürburgring
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A 'Fintail' based on the Mercedes-Benz 220 SE model (W 111 series) will compete in the season final of the long-distance cup organised by Fahrergemeinschaft Historischer Rennsport e.V. (FHR) on 22 and 23 October 2011 at the Nürburgring. Its participation in this race reflects the commitment of Mercedes-Benz Classic to upholding the traditions of the brand, which itself has a remarkable history in motor racing, and encouraging private drivers to take part in historical motorsport events. Mercedes-Benz Classic is a partner of the FHR race series.
, Aug 29, 2011
Corporate history of Daimler AG
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The history of Daimler AG goes back to 1886 – the year Carl Benz and Gottlieb Daimler invented the automobile independently of one another, one in Mannheim, the other in Stuttgart. The companies founded by the two men merged in 1926 to form Daimler-Benz AG, which has since given rise to the present company, Daimler AG. The passenger car as a business division has guided the fortunes of the Group since its beginnings, and it will continue to do so through many innovations to come.
, Jul 26, 2011
Rolling magnificence: The history of representative vehicles
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The representative vehicle boasts a distinguished appearance befitting its status. For an imposing car that makes a big impression does not merely serve as an end in itself as it transports passengers. Through its very presence it has the effect of reinforcing impressive appearances – whilst it is true to say that appraisals will inevitably vary, depending on the particular epoch in question and the cars used in each case.


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Will Hair Park was vandalized earlier this week.
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Description: Essential Lipid Complex for all Fishes
• Concentrated liquid garlic attractant for all fishes
• Helps finicky eaters to get an appetite
Bio•Viv Garlic is made from over 99% pure pressed garlic. Unlike most competing products, no water is added, only a small amount of Vitamin C is added as a preservative. Also, garlic oil is not used because it requires the use of strong emulsifiers that can have a tendency to contaminate the aquarium.
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Bio•Viv Garlic is particularly recommended for fish that are finicky eaters. It is a strong attractant. Bio•Viv Garlic is also particularly recommended for aquariums suffering from ectoparasite infections. In this case, add it to the water as well as to the food. No medicinal claims are made in this regard, but fish that won't eat, particularly those with parasites, don't live long and garlic has long been used for this purpose, as well as an attractant, so fish may benefit from its natural properties. Bio•Viv Garlic does not require refrigeration, but refrigeration after opening is recommended and will prolong its shelf life significantly.
Shake well prior to use. Add 4 or more drops of Bio•Viv Garlic to dry, previously frozen, or live food as a soak and let stand for 15 minutes (45 minutes for live food), as an attractant for finicky eaters. For best results, also add 4 or more drops of our multivitamin Bio•Viv M for marines or Bio•Viv F for freshwater. Bio•Viv HUFA may be added to supply Omega 3 fatty acids, as well. Bio•Viv Garlic may also be be added directly to the aquarium. In this case, Add 1 capful (5 ml) per 50 US-gallons (200 L) of aquarium water 2 to 3 times per week.
Do not insert any tool into this bottle, particularly do not allow aquarium water to enter the bottle, to do so will introduce bacteria into the product and accelerate its decomposition. Instead, add appropriate amount of Bio•Viv Garlic into a cup. Feed all that you add or pour and do not return any product to the container (again to prevent contamination).
Keep out of reach of children. Not for human consumption. If ingested drink water. If in eyes flush with water.
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The vision for Continuum Aquatics is to continue the quest of Jack Kent, long time hobbyist and aquarium products pioneer, for the most innovative and high quality aquarium products combined with excellence in customer service. Continuum products are innovative and cutting edge. Continuum manufactures nutritional supplements, vitamins and filtration media, as well as aquarium tools designed for use by the novice aquarist, and the most advanced hobbyist or maintenance company. Through Continuum, Jack has put his over 20 years of expertise in design and manufacturing of aquarium products for aquarium hobbyists and public aquariums into high quality new products that are available to and affordable by hobbyists.
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Three years after leaving ASU, Brandon Smith is trying to find an NFL team that will take a chance on him. The NFL released the news on the same day last month, two former Arizona State teammates going opposite directions, passing through the night on pro football's transaction wire. In Chicago, the Bears released LeQuan Lewis. In Green Bay, the Packers signed Brandon Smith. The casual fan may not recognize the names – neither player starred for the Sun Devils – but probably everyone can relate to their stories. In short: These guys won't give up on their dreams. Let's start with Lewis. At ASU, he never started a game. A junior-college transfer, he played two seasons, from 2009-2010, adding a third corner to the defensive backfield and speed to special teams, where he became a dangerous kick returner. In 2011, the Norwalk, Calif., native signed as an undrafted free agent with the Tennessee Titans, but didn't make the roster. 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'' said agent Steve Weinberg, who represents both Smith and Lewis. "Yes, stranger things have happened, and I'm not going to tell him he can't, but the key for him making the football team is going to be special teams. And that's something he's prepared to do. He was returning punts in the rookie minicamp. It wouldn't shock me to see him make the team and become somebody who just comes from out of nowhere." Lewis, meanwhile, hopes for a similar chance. His driving force: He knows he can do it. Last year Lewis played in three games with Dallas and five more with Tampa Bay, coming up with a key interception in a win against San Diego. He also has spent time on practice squads, gaining experience. "I know I can play at this level, I'm just trying to find a home so I don't have to keep moving around," said Lewis, who recently attended a tryout with the Kansas City Chiefs. "But that's how this business is. In due time, I'll find a home." Until then, determination keeps the former Sun Devils going. "I wouldn't ever say I thought about quitting," Smith said. "Every time I watched football, I always saw myself playing. I always saw myself out there, so I never counted myself out. I've just had a lot of adversity in my way, going back to college with all my injuries. But I just kept working, and now that I got a shot, I want to make the most of it." Follow me at Twitter.com/DougHaller. Also, for more ASU conversation, check out my Facebook page.
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Lorig: "We're doing it different than before: We're just not selling weather. We're selling this program, this university and community. Coach Graham says that forever and ever they've sold weather here -- that doesn't work." Chris Thomsen, offensive line: "At the end of the day, in the Pac-12 there are a lot of nice stadiums, some strong academic institutions, some great cities, there's a lot of things people can sell on the outside. And you can't minimize the importance of facilities and city and location and all that, but at the end of the day ... they have to feel comfortable with you." Norvell: "Every kid is different, every situation is different in terms of what they're looking for." Ball: "Are they willing to work to make themselves great? You got to look at toughness." Long: "You got to adapt. You got to get on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Skype. Anything and everything you can do to relate to those kids you got be willing to do. If not, that train is moving past you." Thomsen: "I was talking to a kid (recently) who's got Oregon and Kansas State and Oregon State, some good schools (looking at him). And I told him, 'You need to visit these schools and take your time. You need to get to know the players. They're the ones you're going to be around every day.' We're very selective about the kids we're going to put in that locker room, so we can sell to kids that you're going to be in a good culture, a good atmosphere and you're going to be surrounded by people that are like-minded like you. They want to get a degree, they want to play championship football, but kids have to come see that to feel it. What's challenging is so many of these decisions are made on unofficial visits, and unofficial visits are shorter and you don't get the same feel for people quite as much as you do on officials. Official (visits) are 48 hours or two full days and you get to be around a lot of players. On some of these unofficial visits kids come in for five or six hours and then they leave and that's what they're making decisions off of." Long: "It's a cut-throat business. And just as important as being a good recruiter is being a good evaluator. There's the Rivals deal and you can go off the sheets, but a good recruiter is also someone who gets on them early when they're juniors and relentlessly recruits them all the way to their final day in February two years later." Follow me at Twitter.com/DougHaller. Also, check out my Facebook page.
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Jordan Thomas, a defensive back from Stellar Preparatory in Hayward, Calif., has committed to Arizona State. The Sun Devils have recruited him as a cornerback.
Just committed to ASU today #D1bound #pac12 #sundevils !!!!http://t.co/HGHdJURUCc — Jordan Thomas (@j_thomas_rl) June 14, 2013According to recruiting service Rivals, Thomas (6-0, 185 pounds) on Thursday attended an ASU camp in Richmond, Calif., where he won the event's Safety MVP. ASU co-defensive coordinator Chris Ball congratulated him and told Thomas to contact him through Facebook the next day.
"I hit him up and he asked me to call him and we were talking on the phone and he offered me,'' Thomas told Rivals. "When he offered, I knew I was going to commit right there. I always got good vibes from all the coaches there during my recruiting."Thomas -- who played his junior season at Sacramento Inderkum High -- also has reported scholarship offers from Eastern Washington and Montana. Rivals lists him as a two-star project. 247Sports ranks him as the nation's 111th safety. Thomas is the fifth to commit to coach Todd Graham's 2014 class and the third from California. He joins athlete Michael Farmer of Edmond, Okla.; defensive lineman Korey Rush of Salt Lake City; defensive back Jaleel Wadood of Bellflower, Calif.; and quarterback Manny Wilkins of Novato, Calif. Follow me at Twitter.com/DougHaller. Also, for more ASU conversation, check out my Facebook page.
Notes: ESPN's Millen likes Sutton, Notre Dame thoughts, Pac-12 Media Day
Arizona State's Will Sutton, a consensus All-American last season, has high expectations for his senior season. So do others. This week on ESPN's College Football Live, analyst Matt Millen listed Sutton as the nation's No. 2 defensive tackle entering the season. "Will Sutton is a guy who's quicker than a hiccup,'' Millen said on the show. "He's got lots of movement. You can play him inside, you can play him outside. He's a playmaker." Sutton last year was a breakout star, producing 23.5 tackles for loss, including a team-high 13 quarterback sacks. He also forced three fumbles, becoming the fifth ASU player to win the conference's top defensive honor. "This is a guy who no matter where you line him up, you know what you're going to get from him,'' Millen said. "He's physical. If he lines up inside, you're going to have to block him with two people. If he lines up on the outside, he can still get to the edge off a pass rush. He's relentless. He's physical when he has to be, but movement and quickness is what his game is. ... This kid's a legitimate player. He'll play at the next level very well." Millen chose Notre Dame's Louis Nix III as the nation's top defensive lineman. Also in his top five: USC's Leonard Williams, Florida State's Timmy Jernigan and LSU's Anthony Johnson. THOUGHTS ON NOTRE DAME, 2014 I followed ASU's battle with Notre Dame all the way up until I left for vacation June 1. At the time, I left a story with my editor that ASU was about to sue the Fighting Irish -- which was trying to cancel a 2014 game against ASU in Tempe as well as a 2017 rematch in South Bend -- for breach of contract. Obviously, a lot changed while I was gone. This week, ASU and Notre Dame agreed to play the 2014 game in Tempe and drop the 2017 contest. Throughout this whole process, starting April 5 when Notre Dame notified ASU that it was pulling out, the Irish pretty much expected ASU to go away. According to documents obtained by azcentral sports, ASU Vice President Steve Patterson tried immediately to discuss the situation with Notre Dame Athletics Director Jack Swarbrick, but didn't hear from him for 10 days. On May 17, ASU President Michael Crow wrote a three-page letter to Rev. John Jenkins, notifying the Notre Dame president that ASU planned to file a law suit. Jenkins' response via a letter dated May 23: "I have had a chance to carefully consider your letter ... and I cannot add anything further (to a previous letter from Notre Dame counsel.) I understand that our respective attorneys have been working to avoid litigation, and I continue to hope, as you do, that we can do so." So what changed? As Patterson said on an ESPNU college football podcast, Notre Dame realized ASU wasn't going to drop this. And without a buyout provision in the original contract, the Irish didn't have many options. "When you hire about three law firms with a combined 1,000 lawyers and a PR firm that represents the former president, all of a sudden sanity seems to prevail," Patterson said on the podcast. An initial result: Since news of the saved 2014 Notre Dame game broke, ASU says it has sold 119 season-tickets. PAC-12 MEDIA DAY This year's Pac-12 Media Day is July 26 at the Sony Studios Lot in Culver City, Calif. Along with its head coach, each school sends two student-athletes. ASU is sending junior quarterback Taylor Kelly and senior safety Alden Darby. Not sending Sutton is surprising, given the senior's place as one of the country's top defensive players. Sutton doesn't always enjoy media interviews, but I was told this was coach Todd Graham's decision. Sutton earned a PT42 practice jersey during spring practice, given to players who show leadership and excellence on and off the field. Follow me at Twitter.com/DougHaller. Also, check out my Facebook page.
ASU adds quarterback to 2014 recruiting class
Manny Wilkins didn't need much time to make up his mind: Three days after receiving a scholarship offer from Arizona State, the Novato (Calif.) San Marin High quarterback committed to the Sun Devils. "I waited it out as long as I could in my head," Wilkins said Thursday. "I talked to my (family) and they said it's my decision and I told them I really feel like this is my home. This is where I want to go. They said they were comfortable with the decision and that if I wanted to do it I should go ahead and pull the trigger." Wilkins called offensive coordinator Mike Norvell to break the news. He planned to talk with head coach Todd Graham -- who was traveling to Oklahoma to watch the ASU softball team in the Women's College World Series -- later Thursday. This is big for one reason: ASU needs quarterbacks. The Sun Devils didn't sign a quarterback in their first two recruiting classes, leaving them with just three scholarship quarterbacks on this season's roster. They may add another to this class. Wilkins (6-foot-3, 185 pounds) is described as a late bloomer. In his first season of starting last year, he completed 49.8 percent of his passes for 2,335 yards and 19 touchdowns with 10 interceptions. He also rushed for 567 yards and seven touchdowns. Scout.com lists him as a four-star prospect and the nation's No. 15 quarterback. Rivals ranks him as a three-star and the country's 24th pro-style quarterback. 247 Sports ranks him as a three-star and the nation's 11th dual-threat quarterback. "I love the fact that he's an athlete,'' said Brandon Huffman, national college football recruiting analyst for FOX Sports/Scout.com. "He's a very athletic quarterback. He can beat you with his arms and he can beat you with his legs. And he has this coolness to him, this calm. He's pretty collected. Players are drawn to him and they really like being around him." Wilkins also had scholarship offers from Arizona, Utah State, Colorado State and Wyoming, but he was starting to attract more interest. Even so, he said his decision his firm. "Oh, I'm going to school there," Wilkins said of ASU. "I'm not doing any trickery, any de-commits. Once I commit to a school, I'm going to try my hardest to get some of the top guys around the country and in my area and start recruiting for the team. I'm super excited. This year I'm really going to focus on my senior season and not have to worry about any of the recruiting stuff. I'm going to put my best foot forward with my teammates and the family that I'm building here. And then going off to Arizona State, it's just going to be a hell of a journey and a great experience." Wilkins is the fourth commitment of ASU's 2014 class, joining athlete Michael Farmer of Edmond, Oklahoma; defensive end Korey Rush of Salt Lake City; and defensive back Jaleel Wadood of Bellflower, Calif. Follow me at Twitter.com/DougHaller. Also check out my Facebook page.
2014 California QB Wilkins likes the Sun Devils
The phone calls and texts came not long after touted Scottsdale Desert Mountain quarterback Kyle Allen trimmed his list of schools to five, a list that did not include hometown Arizona State. "A lot of people were calling me and texting me saying, 'You're a back-up plan to Kyle Allen," Manny Wilkins said Wednesday. Wilkins is a 6-foot-3, 185-pound quarterback approaching his senior season at San Marin High in Novato, Calif. He visited ASU (and rival Arizona, too) unofficially with family last weekend. A scholarship offer from ASU offensive coordinator Mike Norvell came Monday, a day before Allen, among the nation's top quarterbacks, tweeted his list. If that makes Wilkins a back-up plan, he doesn't care. "That's something I really don't mind," Wilkins said. "Whatever people out there want to put on the (Internet message) boards and all that .... If you think about it, you're still going to get an education. You're still becoming part of the team. And it's no different whether you're a two-star, a three-star, four-star or five-star (prospect). You go in there and whoever performs well will get on the field." With just three scholarship quarterbacks, ASU needs to lasso at least one quarterback in its 2014 recruiting class. Besides Wilkins, ASU also has offered Randall Cunningham of Bishop Gorman High in Las Vegas and at least three others who have focused on or committed to other schools. The Sun Devils have not signed a quarterback in their last two recruiting classes, although last year, they landed a commitment from Joshua Dobbs of Alpharetta, Ga., only to see him flip to Tennessee on Signing Day. Wilkins' recruiting profile is mixed: Scout.com lists him as a four-star prospect and the nation's No. 15 quarterback. Rivals ranks him as a three-star and the country's 24th pro-style quarterback. 247 Sports ranks him as a three-star and the nation's 11th dual-threat quarterback. Wilkins' reaction: "I like to get the ball to play-makers, but if you watch my film you can see that I run around a little bit." He's a late bloomer. Wilkins first realized he might have a chance to play college football in Texas, where he was the only freshman to make varsity at his school. After moving to California, Wilkins played receiver as a sophomore but started the final two games at quarterback. That summer, he worked with former Cal coach Roger Theder, who "got my mechanics right." He also attended Nike's Elite 11 camp at Chabot College. "I was there with Jared Goff, Cooper Bateman, Zack Greenlee, Luke Del Rio, some of the top guys in the country," Wilkins said, "and I was going throw for throw with some of those guys. I was just working hard, and I realized that's what I wanted to do." According to the Marin Independent Journal, Wilkins last year -- in his first full season of starting -- completed 49.8 percent of his passes for 2,335 yards and 19 touchdowns with 10 interceptions. He also rushed for 567 yards and seven touchdowns. At least one recruiting service expects Wilkins to improve his senior season. From ESPN.com:
Wilkins should likely see his recruitment heat up significantly once the spring evaluation period is over. He has big upside as an athlete and passer. Reminds us a little of Oregon's Marcus Mariota in terms of methods, but Wilkins may be a bit more fundamentally sound. We like his blend of arm and athleticism and would expect him to develop nicely as he's a late bloomer with talent.In addition to ASU and Arizona, Wilkins also has scholarship offers from Colorado State, Utah State and Wyoming. (He told 247 Sports that Texas A&M, UCLA, Oregon State and Wisconsin were coming soon to see him). But it's clear he likes the Sun Devils. He said he has built a strong relationship with Norvell. And last weekend -- his second ASU visit -- Wilkins visited ASU's Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication because he's interested in broadcasting. His decision priorities: "No. 1 in everybody's eyes should be academics because football doesn't last forever," Wilkins said. "And No. 2, I want to go somewhere I feel comfortable. A family atmosphere. I want to go someplace where I can be a part of something my whole career and not just for a couple years. I'm excited about playing college football. It's always been a dream of mine and my work ethic won't change." ASU ON TELEVISION The Pac-12 on Wednesday released the start times and networks for three ASU games. They are: *Thursday, Sept. 5, Sacramento State, 7 p.m., Pac-12 Networks. *Saturday, Sept. 14, Wisconsin, 7:30 p.m., ESPN or ESPN 2. *Thursday, Oct. 31, at Washington State, 7:30 p.m., ESPN. That Halloween game in Pullman should be crazy. In case you missed it, school officials recently decided to cancel at least the afternoon classes (and probably the morning sessions, too) to take advantage of Washington State's night in the national spotlight. PRESEASON HONORS Phil Steele goes a little overboard with his preseason all-conference teams, but he released his Pac-12 selections Wednesday, and 10 ASU players made the cut. Will Sutton, first team, defensive line. Chris Coyle, second team, tight end. Carl Bradford, second team, linebacker. Osahon Irabor, third team cornerback. Alden Darby, third team, safety. Evan Finkenberg, third team, tackle. Marion Grice, third team, running back. Taylor Kelly, fourth team, quarterback. Jaxon Hood, fourth team, defensive line. Davon Coleman, fourth team, defensive line. Follow me at Twitter.com/DougHaller. Also, check out my Facebook page.
Notes: ASU QB target set to trim list of schools
One way or another, Arizona State is about to receive some significant recruiting news. Desert Mountain High standout Kyle Allen, considered among the best quarterbacks in the nation, tweeted he is ready to trim his massive list of schools.
I will be coming out with a top 5 list on Tuesday at 3pm. I will let all schools know before hand if you didn't make it. Thanks to all — Kyle Allen (@KyleAllen_10) May 27, 2013Allen (6-4, 195 pounds) has drawn interest from across the country. He has scholarship offers from schools such as Alabama, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Wisconsin and UCLA. The recruiting services love him. Scout.com lists Allen as the 21st prospect in the 2014 class. Rivals ranks him as nation's top pro-style quarterback. 247 Sports has him as the No. 4 pro-style quarterback, while ESPN.com ranks him as the nation's fifth pocket-style passer. Most recruiting experts expect ASU to be on Allen's list. The Sun Devils have not signed a quarterback since coach Todd Graham's arrival, so the position is a huge need in the 2014 recruiting class. In addition to Allen, ASU also has offered Randall Cunningham, a 6-5, 185-pound dual-threat quarterback from Bishop Gorman High in Las Vegas, and Manny Wilkins, a 6-3, 185-pound pro-style quarterback from San Marin High in Novato, Calif. Rivals reported last week that the Sun Devils have offered three-star JaJuan Lawson of Casa Grande High in Petaluma, Calif., but as an athlete, not a quarterback. BRIEFLY * This summer ASU will train at Camp Tontozona from Aug. 12-17, and Graham already is preparing a history lesson of sorts while the Sun Devils are there. "One thing we're going to do this year, we're going to research the history of each person's (jersey) number,'' he said. "Who wore your number in the past? Who are the great players that have played tailback here? We got it up on the walls (around the football offices) and they get to read about it, but I want to make sure they know." Future plans include putting the jersey information in the appropriate player's locker. *If all goes well, junior-college receivers Jaelen Strong and Joe Morris could join ASU at the end of June, but both still have academic work to complete. Both players are expected to provide immediate help at receiver, an area where the Sun Devils could use some. Graham has called the 6-4, 205-pound Strong, who would join ASU with three years of eligibility, the most dynamic receiver he's seen on film in a long time. LOOKING GOOD The Sun Devils begin their nine-week summer conditioning program Tuesday, and they do so in a remodeled weight room.
News out of South Bend may benefit Sun Devils
Arizona State, breaking in new schemes on both sides of the football, got lucky to start last season. After an opening win over lower-division Northern Arizona, the Sun Devils went three weeks without facing a healthy starting quarterback. Illinois didn't have Nathan Scheelhaase because of an ankle injury. Missouri lost James Franklin to an elbow issue and Utah was without Jordan Wynn because of continued shoulder problems. Suddenly, it appears the same kind of fortune may stretch into coach Todd Graham's second season as well. The Chicago Tribune reported Saturday night that Notre Dame quarterback Everett Golson, approaching his second year of starting, no longer is enrolled in school because of an academic violation. Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly did not immediately comment on the matter. On Sunday, The Tribune reported that the "door (is) not closed" for Golson to return to Notre Dame at some point down the road. ASU plays Notre Dame on Oct. 5 at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas, a game Sun Devil fans have talked about for more than a year. Many college football experts considered the Fighting Irish a preseason Top 10 pick, but losing Golson for the season would be a significant blow.
— Brian Hamilton (@ChiTribHamilton) May 26, 2013In helping Notre Dame to an undefeated regular season, Golson last year completed 58.8 percent of passes for 2,405 yards with 12 touchdowns and six interceptions. He also rushed for 298 yards and six touchdowns. Although far from spectacular, Golson improved as the season unfolded, and Notre Dame coaches expected him to take another step this year. Senior Tommy Rees likely would be the leading candidate to replace Golson. Rees started 12 games in 2011 and went 8-4. He has started 18 games over his Notre Dame career, including two last season, throwing for 4,413 yards and 34 touchdowns with 24 interceptions. Senior Andrew Hendrix and freshman Malik Zaire are the only other scholarship options. Former five-star recruit Gunner Kiel transferred to Cincinnati last month. Follow me at Twitter.com/DougHaller. Also, check out my Facebook page.
Watching film with ASU RB Marion Grice
Marion Grice had talent. That much was clear. But watching the junior-college transfer in last season's fall camp usually produced the same question among observers: How is he going to fit in Arizona State's crowded backfield? As it turned out, Grice provided that answer all by himself. As the season unfolded, it got to the point where the Sun Devils could not afford to have him off the field. He was ASU's biggest offensive play-maker, a threat at running back and receiver. Splitting carries with Cameron Marshall and D.J. Foster, Grice rushed for a team-high 679 yards, averaging 6.6 per carry. He also was ASU's second-leading receiver, catching 41 passes for 425 yards. Combined, Grice produced a team-high 19 touchdowns, reaching the end zone once every 7.6 times he touched the football. Pretty impressive. I recently sat down with the senior running back and called up a 2012 highlight video Grice's cousin had put together. I then asked Grice to explain his success as it played out on the computer screen. We discussed his vision, receiving skills and knack for avoiding direct hits. (The highlight video is below, followed by screen shots of the action.) Let's start with the first play. The 52-yard touchdown run against Arizona. Tell us what happened. MG: After making that first move on the defender, I cut back and I saw the defense had overflowed a little. They tried to basically set an angle on me, and like my coach always said, 'Take away their back shoulder,' so I made a cut. Then Kevin Ozier made a great block and I just took it from there. Obviously, this second play -- a 37-yard catch-and-run touchdown against Colorado -- was set up pretty well. MG: Yeah, just following my blocks. This is one of my favorite plays, get them out in space and set the defenders up. OK, this touchdown against Washington State (third play on the video) was one of the more impressive plays of ASU's season. How do you explain it? MG: This play, I really can't tell you. I was just running away, cutting through defenders, making people miss. It's hard to explain. The last guy, I saw him coming, and I was like, 'He's coming real fast,' so I stopped and let him pass me. How many guys did you make miss? MG: When I caught the call, I made the first defender miss. And then on that next cut there are six defenders, so I guess that makes seven. Watching this on film, I was like, 'Wow.' You have really good vision. MG: I've been told that a lot. I can see things before they get close to me. My peripheral vision is really good. I realized that when I was young playing basketball, and also outside playing football. One time, when I was like 10 years-old playing football at my grandmother's yard, I caught a pass and (a defender) was like right here, coming at me full speed, and I stepped back and he ran into a gate. I didn't keep running. I felt sorry for him because he was hurt, so I stopped. We're going to see you catch some passes over these next few plays. You finished as the team's second-leading receiver. Did you expect to do that? MG: No, I didn't. Everything was new to me. Here's the Missouri game. At this point early in the season, you weren't getting a ton of carries. Did that bother you? MG: I'm not going to lie to you, at one point in time it did. I remember after this game it did. But then, I talked with the coaches about it. I talked with (former running backs coach Larry) Porter and I decided I wasn't going to be just about myself. I'm here for the team. Whatever the coach wants me to do, that's what I'm going to do. This Missouri game might have been your coming-out party. Your numbers don't stand out, but you had some big plays. MG: Pretty much this game, I felt like Taylor Kelly and I made a connection. We got closer. After that, he started going to me more in practice. We bonded. You didn't seem to take many direct hits last season. What's the secret? MG: I played defense a lot growing up -- (Grice also was a linebacker in high school -- some junior colleges even recruited him for the position) -- and defenders want to square up on you. My high school coach told me, 'The best always try to fall forward,' so that's something I've always tried to. And then when I got to ASU, Coach Porter always told us to try (and avoid direct hits) as much as possible. If you take away half his body, you might just run him over. I was told recently that you never really lifted weights or trained before you got to ASU. Is this true? MG: It is. When I came here, I knew I wasn't that strong, and I knew that if I wanted to be the best I had to put in the time. In high school, I just didn't take (lifting weights) very seriously because I was an all-around athlete (Grice played basketball and was a sprinter in track). So after football season, I just moved on to the next sport so there wasn't a lot of time. But when I got here, I got with (ASU's strength and conditioning coaches) and started working. (He says he's up 10 pounds from last year.) This is from the Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl, which took place just a short time after your brother was killed. How emotional was this for you? MG: I kept my head up. I knew I was coming back to a family -- my teammates and coaches. So I didn't feel like I was by myself. I told myself I'm going to play for my brother, I'm going to play for my father (who died of an aneurysm when Grice was a high school sophomore), I'm going to play for all my lost loved ones. I just played the game for them. It was emotional, but I kept it all in. Of course, you scored two more touchdowns in this game, and like always, you never really celebrated. Why is that? MG: That's something that I've always done. I celebrated one time when I was little and I got in trouble for it. It was like in Pee Wee ball, I was celebrating and dancing and (the official) threw a flag, and that was it. Never again. Like my coaches tell me, 'Act like you've been there before,' so that's what I try to do. Follow me at Twitter.com/DougHaller. Also, check out my Facebook page.
Graham sees opportunity in challenging schedule
Todd Graham sat in his Arizona State office last week, watching film on an 82-inch television. "I'm a big research, analyze-type person," the football coach said. Much has changed over the past 12 months. Last year at this time, Graham, just a few months from replacing Dennis Erickson, was on a goodwill tour across the Valley. He spoke on campus, met with community leaders and university boosters, spreading word of an ASU revival. At the same time, Graham laid the foundation of his program, one laced in discipline. He set strict rules for players and established expectations for their actions. Today, Graham continues those efforts, but he also has significant more time to do what he might do best: prepare. "I feel twice as prepared and it's (the middle of May) than I did Aug. 31 of last year," Graham said. "(When you start a new job), there's such a volume of things that you're trying to catch up. What we're trying to do right now is maintain the same pace. In all actuality, it probably takes four or five years to establish a championship tradition and we're trying to do it in two. We felt like we were pretty close last year, but this year we feel like we have a chance." Standing in the Sun Devils' path: One of the more difficult opening schedules in recent program history. By now fans no doubt have committed it to memory. In short, it's scary. After the Sept. 5 opener against lower-division Sacramento State, ASU hosts Wisconsin (last season's Big Ten champion), travels to Stanford (last season's Pac-12 champion), hosts USC (a disappointment but still no slouch) and then meets Notre Dame (a BCS national championship participant) at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas. "That five-game stretch, there's not anybody in the country that's going to play a tougher schedule," Graham said. Three of the five opponents will make most preseason Top 25 polls. Already, The Sporting News has Stanford No. 2 and Notre Dame No. 10. Athlon Sports has Stanford No. 7, Notre Dame No. 8 and Wisconsin No. 19. ASU seldom has shied from tough non-conference scheduling. Since 2002, the Sun Devils have played Nebraska, Iowa, LSU, Georgia, Wisconsin and Missouri, but FBSchedules.com ranks this year's non-conference schedule as the Pac-12's toughest. Not helping matters is the Sept. 21 Pac-12 opener at Stanford, which means ASU doesn't even have the luxury of easing into its conference slate. "Where we have to be careful is, our No. 1 objective is the Pac-12 championship," Graham said. "And what's tough is we're starting with the (defending) Pac-12 champion and then the next week play USC, so it's bang-bang right out of the gate." By no means will it be easy, but at the same time, there's a quiet confidence brewing within the program. The Sun Devils return quarterback Taylor Kelly, as well as running backs Marion Grice and D.J. Foster. Defensively, eight starters return, including consensus All-American Will Sutton, a force on last season's defensive line. ASU still has questions, of course. The Sun Devils need junior-college transfers Jaelen Strong and Joe Morris to qualify and produce at receiver. They need help in the secondary and also at kicker, an issue that has hung over the program for a couple years. And if they don't improve last season's run defense, probably none of this matters, anyway. "But I believe in this team," Graham said. "Obviously, we have a great challenge ahead of us, but with that comes great opportunity. All you have to do is go win them, and if you do that, you're going to be in the show." Follow me at Twitter.com/DougHaller. Also, check out my Facebook page.


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Most adults consume too much sodium and that can have serious health implications. Too much salt in a person's diet can raise your blood pressure; high blood pressure increases the risk for heart disease and stroke.
In this new study, published Monday in the journal Pediatrics, researchers found that if a child is overweight and eats as much salt as an adult, the risk for high blood pressure goes up dramatically.
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Health experts recommend that most people eat no more than 2,300 milligrams of salt a day, the equivalent of 1 teaspoon. But children and adults alike are consuming, on average, about 3,400 milligrams daily, according to the study.
The study authors found that when young people increased their daily salt levels by 1,000 milligrams, the risk for high blood pressure increased 74 percent for overweight or obese youngsters, but only 6 percent for kids in the normal weight range. The researchers looked at more than 6,200 young people, ages 8 to 18. More than a third were overweight or obese and 15% had elevated or high blood pressure.
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