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my thoughts on the mental health programs etc
my new goal in life is to get more programs, better informed receptionists and "please press 1 for this and 2 for this" systems, better information with more awareness, awareness on how/where/when/why to get help etc. basically i want to hire a bunch of people with ocd and we will pick it all up and throw all the information and doctors and hotlines and whatnot into order from big to small, red to violet, etc
because its ridiculous.
so i called western psych in pittsburgh to try and find one of their IOP's (intensive outpatient program)… or what my friend katie o likes to call my bipolar classes…. and it turns out they have several. so i went through this long process on the phone answering all of these questions about my mental state, basically screening me for every disorder EVER and the lady was like oh, let me transfer you to the eating disorder IOP so we can have you answer 10000000000000 of the same questions and when i got there i told the lady i didnt need helpp for an eating disorder, i wanted to get plopped into either a bipolar, mood disorder, depression, anxiety, or general IOP, NOT one for eating disorders. then she started asking all these questions again which i didnt mind answering except i had already answered them! she then decided i should be scheduled for an IOP intake appt, and transferred me to another lady who makes the appts, only to find out THERE ARE NO APPOINTMENTS. so they gave me this long list of referrals and i called them all and there is nothing for months and one was even for children. wtf.
what if i am having an episode NOW?! there are other resources, but they are for the poor, and then theres private psychiatrists who don't really take insurance too often, so they are for the rich, but what about me? there are too many like me and not enough resources for middle class. everyone forgets about us. not saying we need to take the resources from the poor (which also need to be re-vamped) but SOMETHING NEEDS TO HAPPEN. WE NEED MORE PSYCHIATRISTS! EVERYONE CHANGE YOUR MAJOR!
now im at least trying to find a group or something kind of like AA but for people like me but there is nothing in the area going on currently. (same shit in cleveland)
SO my last (and least desired) option is to move back to cleveland for the summer where there is a spot for me in IOP because i already have a therapist there who also happens to be the intake appt lady for the IOP there. who is the one who says i need to go back into iop in the first place but i was like no! im going home! so we tried to get one here and failed miserably. cleveland finally has something over pittsburgh in my book. never thought id see the day. so i think i might be packing all my stuff back up and moving back up to my apt in cleveland, alone, to go through therapy. and come home on the weekends.
thank you, western psych.
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If you fondly remember trying to find enough coins to earn Mario a 1-up or jumping frantically to avoid Donkey Kong's rolling barrels, you may want to pay attention.
You're a grown-up now, with your own house or apartment, but that only means Mom isn't around to tell you how to decorate. Jump down to see where to spend your allowance...
Pioneers in their respective fields, blik and Nintendo, have teamed together to offer sets of wall decals illustrating the classic games of Super Mario Bros., Donkey Kong, and New Super Mario Bros.. Some of you might just smile at the idea but prefer to leave the past in the past. Yet we know enough old-school gamers who would snap these up in one boxy and pixilated heartbeat.
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I like the original mario decals, its a little bit nicer design. Would be great in the game room my hubby would more than likely want when we have an actual house with a finished basement!
agreed, the older mario is teh shiz... however, at 75 per 3 sheet set, is a bit more than my adult quarter allowance will allow me to blow. the old school mario picture shown comprises 4-5 sets. 300-375 for this is really just too much. no matter how cool it would be.
Yeah a game room would be awesome! Especially if you had some old stand up arcade games or something like that.
Also a huge Zelda fan. You could get your Zelda hankerings out of the way for now with a zelda quilt from Etsy... I'm not affiliated but I think they're pretty cool.
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I spent a few minutes talking to Ilya Kovalchuk after Wednesday's practice. I wanted to get his response from the following questions:
Are you frustrated by the ongoing contract negotiations and the time that has elapsed?
Are you still confident (as he said earlier this season) that a new deal will get done?
Here are his responses:
Thrashers star Ilya Kovalchuk told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Wednesday that he is not frustrated by ongoing contract negotiations. Kovalchuk, who will become an unrestricted free agent after the season, also said he remains confident a deal will get done.
"No, not really," Kovalchuk said when asked if he was frustrated with the length of time that has elapsed. "I just try to focus on my game and my goal to make the playoffs. I don't care about the contract situation. Everybody goes through it. It's not frustrating at all. …
"It's not easy to sign a deal. Whatever it takes, we'll take our time."
Negotiations between the Thrashers and Kovalchuk, the franchise's all-time leader in games, points, goals and assists, have been ongoing for much of the season. In October, Kovalchuk gave his agent the go-ahead to work on a new deal, satisfied with the team's offseason acquisitions and its early-season performance.
However, a contract agreement has not been reached months later. The NHL will take a two-week hiatus for the Winter Olympics in February and the league's trade deadline is March 3.
"Yes, I feel very confident," Kovalchuk said. "Like I said, I like everything that's been done over time. It's not an easy thing to sign a long-term deal and if it has to take until the last second, that's what it takes. You never know."
Thrashers general manager Don Waddell told the AJC on Monday that his first choice remains to sign Kovalchuk, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2001 draft. Waddell did acknowledge that a trade was a possibility for the organization should contract talks reach an impasse.
Waddell said that both sides have a contract proposal on the table.
"We are at a difference of what the player should be paid," Waddell said.
January 13th, 2010
3:05 pm
And if they don't re-sign them, so help me, I will personally find Don Waddell.
January 13th, 2010
3:06 pm
January 13th, 2010
3:12 pm
Good, I'm glad Kovy isn't frustrated, good think he isn't or he wouldn't be here. Now I think Don Waddell, is absolutley a good GM, now does he belong in the NHL? No, I don't think so. I just don't think he belongs here. I don't blame him for not signing Kovy, it's not easy, ecspecially when you are the GM of the thrashers. I actually think he has given a lot of effort, and those that say "Oh I can take of Waddell's job" No, I don't think you could. It's hard, and I'm pretty proud of the guy, but he just doesn't fit in with the NHL.
January 13th, 2010
3:36 pm
Take this for what it's worth; I'm curious about y'alls interpretations of it… I sent a tweet to Jay Grossman, mostly out of boredom certainly not expecting a response. It went as follows:
@Jay_Grossman Re:Ilya… Is there still hope for ATL fans or should we resign ourselves to being put out of our misery in the near future?
Surprise, Surprise, I got a response back. Here's what Kovy's agent said:
@braggjc as a fan, like calling your local cable operator and saying you want NFL Network. Otherwise, no doors have been shut by anyone.
Now, I took this to mean the sticking point is money, and only a little bit of it at that. My cable costs me about 85 bucks a month, but I think I could get the NFL network added for like 10 bucks or something. Is this how y'all interpret this? It's a bit cryptic, but I think that's what he was getting at without revealing to much.
If it's only a small amount of money holding things up right now, I'd think DW/FUASG is likely to cave soon and pay it rather than gamble with a trade scenario…
January 13th, 2010
3:36 pm
Of course HE's not frustrated. He is gonna get paid multi-millions by SOMEBODY. If it isn't the Thrashers then it will be somebody else. Why would that frustrate HIM???
It's the REST of the team that's frustrated. I think it has played a large part in their recent slide.
I was at the game last night and it was a blast! The whole team chipped in and it was great! I'll be back on Thursday for the repeat!
January 13th, 2010
3:48 pm
Great win last night, but where were all those goals against the Caps??
Hey, Vivs: If Kovy re-signs here, how long before Atlanta appears in a Winter Classic?
January 13th, 2010
3:50 pm
So Kovy is holding out over $10?
January 13th, 2010
3:50 pm
J.B., if what Grossman said is true, then FUBAS is going to have to cave sooner or later. I don't think it's D-Wad's choice of whether or not to do anything. I see D-Wad as more like a puppet, and FUBAS are the puppeteers — at least, as far as money goes. Let's assume the figure that was posted up in here is the truth: 12yrs/$100mil ($8.333mil/yr). Now, let's further assume that Grossman is truthful. Would that put the figure at something more akin to 12yrs/$108mil ($9m/yr)? Are we talking even more ($9.25m/yr; $111mil)?
If the difference is really that small, just pay the man already.
January 13th, 2010
3:53 pm
whoa! let's not open a can of worms here. suddenly there will be rumors all over the internet that the sticking point is ten dollars.
It was JUST an analogy. I was trying to present a comparison that most people could relate to based on what Grossman wrote in his reply.
January 13th, 2010
3:55 pm
"We are at a difference of what the player should be paid," Waddell said.
If that is really the sticking point, then it may indeed be a last minute deal…if the difference isn't too great. The kind of thing where they agree to split the difference. If they are far apart, who knows.
January 13th, 2010
4:02 pm
Alan – Yeah, using the scenario numbers you presented, I would guess they are both good guesses; hell, both asking possible prices you mentioned are only $1/4 M off from each other, which in the grand scheme of things is not much. Once you're at that price point, does it make a difference if you make $9M or $9.25? Certainly not enough to hold up a contract of this importance…
January 13th, 2010
4:20 pm
J.B., I think what he meant by his reply is that you should call up the Spirit/Waddell (the cable company) and tell them you want Kovy (the NFL Network). He's telling you that if the fans press them, mabye they'll pay what Grossman is demanding. Seems like a smarmy answers.
Chris, did you ask Kovy the followup question? "Ok, you say the contact is bothering you or the club, but why then does your and the team's play show us that something is wrong, what is it then if it's not the contract?"
January 13th, 2010
4:26 pm
Bob – I'm with you! He can say it's not bothering him or the team and that they are all professionals but the team consisted of Professionals when the Hossa deal was tanking and it showed then.
Heck, I'm a professional and when I get disallusioned at work it affects my performance. Why wouldn't it their's?
For the Captain and face of the organization to sit there and pretend that his holding out is not impacting the team is just juvenile.
January 13th, 2010
4:27 pm
It's amazing what one freaking win can do. I feel better already. Just keep winning and pay him the money…Go Thrashers
January 13th, 2010
4:33 pm
All the leverage is with Kovy. Not stressed and in no hurry is the best approach for Kovy. He will command at least 10M/year wherever he goes next so the pressure is squarely on DW.
Who should lose his job if Kovy leaves?: DW
Where will the fan outrage focus if Kovy leaves?: DW
Where might the frnachise relocate if Kovy leaves: Winnepeg
Kovy holds all the cards, so let's not quibble over a few bucks–pay the man! Tick-tock DW.
January 13th, 2010
4:38 pm
I'm sorry, Kovy isn't worth 10m a year and this team isn't going anywhere either way, that's just Candadian wishful thinking.
There is no way Kovy will get more money than Ovechkin from any team.
January 13th, 2010
4:43 pm
Winter Classic?! Psh, they won't make it until then!
January 13th, 2010
4:51 pm
I'll take this opportunity to throw out my standard question for this situation…When was the last time a legit superstar turned down the opportunity to move to a winner as a free agent in order to stay with his perpetual loser team? (Examples are probably out there but none jump to mind)
January 13th, 2010
5:01 pm
Sounds like the Atlanta Thrasher Fan Club needs to start making telephone calls to their sales representatives.
ATFC – If you support hockey in Atlanta, show some intiative, and let the Thrashers' brass know that Kovy is important to hockey in Atlanta.
January 13th, 2010
5:12 pm
Just when the boys looked DOA, the pulse flickers. The ESPN.com coverage of the Thrash options for trading The Koaster is interesting. I'd take the Calgary or Boston options. The Koaster is long gone, let's accept it and move on.
January 13th, 2010
5:26 pm
As much as I would love to keep Kovy, and even though he is the face of this franchise, it would be stupid for the Thrashers to give him 10m/yr. He's simply not worth that much, and that would only hurt the team in the long run as it would take away from the money that we could use to sign other players. If we can keep Kovy.. great. But if we have to part with him.. hopefully DW can get a great return for him.
January 13th, 2010
5:29 pm
J.B. – Lets assume, yes I know that can be dangerous, Grossman sent you a plethora of veiled information.
That said, here is info on the NFL network as it applies to Comcast in the Atlanta area:
As of November 30, 2009 the NFL Network is available only on the Digital Preferred package on Comcast in Atlanta, GA and not on a Digital Classic package (which does not exist). This is contrary to the above mentioned agreement between Comcast and the NFL. The Preferred Package is being advertised by Comcast as an additional $9.99 per month for 12 months which includes the NFL Network in high definition.
Now looking at Grossman's tweet in this context, this what I gleen:
1) Grossman and Waddell are off by 1.0 million per year, using the $9.99 cost of the NFL network above.
2) Waddell has floated the idea to Grossman that the Thrashers fans aren't all that concerned about Kovy staying.
So here is what Grossman is telling Thrasher fans to do:
1) Call the Thrashers and tell them: YOU WANT YOUR KOVY (kind of like the old I WANT MY MTV).
2) Let the Thrashers organization know that losing Kovy will jeopardize your willingness to purchase tickets in the future.
Waddell has been leaking info as a trial balloon to see how Thrasher fans will respond to losing Kovy for weeks. Now, Grossman has returned the serve.
Here's an idea for Grossman and Waddell, split the difference and get the deal done.
January 13th, 2010
5:31 pm
Tight5 – Rick Nash just resigned with the CBJ's this offseason.
January 13th, 2010
5:35 pm
BTW, if Kovy doesn't re-sign, does anyone really think we have a chance of re-signing Afinogenov, Kubina, or Armstrong.
If your answer is yes, but the bong down.
January 13th, 2010
6:06 pm
January 13th, 2010
6:15 pm
Stroz, I don't think I really want Afinogenov back. Assuming we keep Kovy that is. Finny is the same player without the finishing moves. We don't need that. We need better D from our forwards and unless Finny can start scoring 40 goals a year (doubtful), I'll graciously thank him for his service and give him a recommendation for a new team.
I want Kaner playing RW next year on the 2nd line. Little should be playing C, period. Antropov is a RW, he is not a C. Go with:
Kovy — B-Lits — Antro
FA — Pevs — Kane
Slater – Reasy – Army (I hope) or Machacek
Boults — White – Thor
But that new LW must be a solid 2-way forward capable of scoring 20 goals. Are any available in FA this summer? If we lose Kovy, then we're looking at having to find 2 new LW potentially unless we leave Kane at LW. But I really believe Kane will develop into a great RW.
January 13th, 2010
6:42 pm
Smoothie – Here's a list of left wing UFA's, the list is UN-GOOD, other than Kovy.
January 13th, 2010
6:46 pm
Shouldn't they be at differences with whether or not Waddell should be paid at all?
10 years and nothing zip nada to show for it. PAY THE MAN HIS MONEY AND GET OUT OF TOWN WADDELL!!!!!!!
January 13th, 2010
6:48 pm
Kovy is asking for two things that cannot co-exist. He wants a contract at the league max. He also wants to play on a team that can contend. It doesn't matter what team you play for, the NHL salary cap does not give enough room for one player to make the league max and still allow enough money available under the cap to sign a capable supporting cast. There has to be enough room UNDER THE CAP, not just in the pockets of the ownership, to fill out a roster that can win. I love Kovy, but I don't think the thrashers can win if we pay him what he is asking.
January 13th, 2010
7:27 pm
9 million / season
(performance clause)
make playoffs that year – 1 more million
Boom – done
January 13th, 2010
7:27 pm
Actually, we don't know if Kovy has requested league max for the life of the contract. I wouldn't be surprised if Waddell floated that rumor so Waddell could safe face with the fan base if he trades Kovy.
Now, if Kovy is actually requesting league max, and we may never know until after everything is said and done, then Kovy is trying to get his cake and eat it too.
So, if Kovy wants league max, the chance his name will appear on the Cup someday aren't good.
My guess, and it's just a guess, Kovy is asking for an average cap hit per year of 10 million and the Thrashers are offering an average cap hit of 9 million per year.
The problem could be easily solved by splitting the difference, 9.5 million per year.
January 13th, 2010
7:29 pm
OOPS! That should state "save face" not "safe face".
January 13th, 2010
7:47 pm
58,100,000 – wow i feel really good now
January 13th, 2010
7:56 pm
Actually, I think Finny has been outstanding with the thrashers. Last year he had a total of 6 goals the whole year, with the thrashers, he's had 16 goals and the seaon isn't even over yet. Re-sign him!
January 13th, 2010
9:07 pm
Enough of this "Finny" nonsense: I hereby dub thee "MAX!!!"
January 13th, 2010
9:11 pm
Jay's comment about Nfl network really didn't say anything about the specific situation, it could be applied to any sports negotiation where the parties differ on money. As fans, we're actually totally irrelevent to the negotiations, except that if no deal happens, as was the case with NFL network, we will be the victims.
It's also similar in that we have no leverage over one of the parties – Kovalchuk, who is equivalent to NFL network in this case – and our only leverage over the other party – Donny and the thrashers, equivalent to comcast – is to threaten to walk. Hit them in the pocketbook.
I think it's pretty silly to suggest that Grossman was trying to tell you exactly what the difference in offers is. What he's doing is cynically suggesting that as fans, we tell the ooooorganization "sign Kovalchuk *or else.*" This would help Grossman's interests, of course. He's right, though, in that there's almost nothing else we can do. One thing we can do to support the other side is the same thing that Ottowa did about Heatley: there was a fan revolt against him, and his brand was permanently damaged. This probably isn't enough of a hockey town for that to happen, and even if it did it probably wouldn't matter.
However, don't forget one thing: Jay Grossman does not care about you.
January 13th, 2010
9:39 pm
Why did you tweet him back saying you understand? Why don't you ask what he meant?
January 13th, 2010
9:46 pm
Smoothie and Stroz- you two are guilty of constantly "re-arranging the deck chairs on our Titanic". We need a massive change not tinkering with the paint job.
January 13th, 2010
10:43 pm
If Kovy is signed there will be plenty of whiners who say we paid too much at any price. And then there are those who believe that no team has ever benefitted (in the history of sports) from trading a superstar in his prime and the Thrashers will not be the first. Not to mention if he does not sign he will likely test the FA market at the end of the season and thus be a rental (meaning a third liner and a couple picks) I happen to be a big Kovy fan and it may take a year or two before I consider buying season tickets again. Either way, I have faith Wadds will do whats best for the long term health of the Hamilton Thrashers.
January 13th, 2010
10:57 pm
NERDS!!! 30-24!!!!………….that was funny!
January 13th, 2010
11:36 pm
Well Jimbo, how would you fix the ship?
I've been a proponent of changing the GM for years and getting talented large young physical players to mix in with a few finesse players.
In other words, no more White, Kapanen, Klee, Modry types.
Anyway Jimbo, how would you fix or construct the ship?
January 14th, 2010
12:00 am
The ASG need new investors. Why don't they sell the Thrashers to Kovy and a few others with his fat new deal? The franchise isn't worth much more(relatively speaking) than the contract Kovy's going to get from someone. Then he could fire Waddell for us! LOL…..
January 14th, 2010
12:43 am
Interesting comments, from bloggers, Kovy, Grossman, and Waddell. Guess who I want to hear from, the most?
Bueller? Bueller?? Bueller?
Where the FREAK is our ownership? They leave a decision as important as this one is … to Don Waddell, to exclusively handle. They should, like Ted Leonsis with Ovechkin, get it done, PERSONALLY. Here's my guess as to the "day-to-day" situation.
DW: "Hi Jay. Just callin' to touch base."
JG: "Thanks."
DW: "So, can I call you again, tomorrow?"
JG: "Sure, I guess, so. If you feel like it."
DW: "Great, talk to ya tomorrow." Click.
Sports Reporter: "How are the negotiations going, Don?"
DW: "They're still ongoing. The good news is, we haven't reached an impasse yet. We talk almost daily."
Sports Reporter: "Would you say 'substantial progress' is being made?"
DW: "I don't know how to define 'substantial progress.'"
Sports Reporter: "'Substantial progress' would be that you are just waiting for the league offices to review and approve the contract as being consistent with the policies of the current CBA."
DW: "Well, I wouldn't quite say we're there, yet."
Sports Reporter: "So, will it be Thai, Szechuan, Mexican, Italian, or are you going off the board with some Pakistani or Afghani restaurant for the next bill on your expense account?"
DW: "Actually, I was thinkin' FRENCH this time. Maybe some "Duck a l'Orange," or "Poulet, avec du riz et champignons," and perhaps soufflet of some kind. I'm sure Jay would be up for that. He goes for most of my gastronomic suggestions. Just so you know, he likes FLAN for desert. Me? I go for the 'pain au chocolat.' It's just scrumptious!"
Sports Reporter: "And the owners AGREE to pay you??, for this 'work?'"
DW: "Yeah, my job is AWESOME! 1st class flight to NYC. Luxury hotel. 5-star French cuisine. Jay knows all the best places."
Sports Reporter: "So, what happens when there's NO DEAL at this end of this seemingly ENDLESS Parade of restaurants, in your QUEST to sample all the food New York has to offer?"
DW: "Then, it'll be GOOD JUDGEMENT on our part not to commit 20% of our cap to one player. And any GM who DOES agree to a max contract for Kovalchuk will suffer the consequences. Clear enough for you?"
Sports Reporter: "Sure is! It's a fantastic built-in excuse to blame PLAYER GREED, rather than GM ineptitude, as the reason the face of the franchise was lost."
DW: "Shh. Whattaya tryin' to do, EXPOSE me? I've got easily the most hoodwinkable ownership in the league. Maybe in all four pro sports. D'ya see that goalie coach get canned in Ottawa, last night? Poor guy. Maybe I can get him a job here? The dictionary in our office doesn't have the word accountability in it. Ya know, I think I might just work well into my 70's? Why not? Let the GOOD TIMES ROLLLLL, I always say. Now, if you'll excuse me, Jay and I have a bottle of Dom Perignon to share! I'm really starting to like him."
January 14th, 2010
12:56 am
Darkhorse, maybe that's (Waddell's firing) what Kovy & Grossman have been waiting for, since 2007, all along?!! Imagine if Michael Gearon, Jr. interjected himself into this to say, "Look fellas. Waddell's not returning after the Olympic break. We're embarking on a campaign of accountability. I can't give ya $11 million in this market. You know that as well as I do. But I can write it into the contract that we will be within $3 million of WHATEVER the cap limit is, every "Opening Night," from now on, or you get to request a trade to any of handful of contending teams, of your choosing. I'll give ya $8.5 million for the rest of your career, under these terms. Or I can go $9.0 million for each of the next 5 years. You have until March 1, 2010, to accept the deal, or you'll be traded to Phoenix or L.A. and play the rest of the season there, with thanks for your service to the team and community."
January 14th, 2010
7:28 am
Chris – maybe you should tell Kovy how much this is frustrating us fans. We've been thru it too many times before and always on the losing end! We just don;t see how it is gonna be any different when it keeps dragging out.
January 14th, 2010
7:30 am
why would kovy be frustrated, in 6 mo he will be a new multi-millionaire playing for a contender
January 14th, 2010
8:31 am
Toby – I thought I did know what he meant. But, i was curious to see how others interpreted it, hence my mention of the exchange here. I gave y'all my interpretation; obviously others perceived it differently. I'm not a reporter or a GM, so i didn't feel the need to press him on it; frankly I was pleased I got a response at all.
The fact is it doesn't matter what the response was because it won't make a difference in the outcome. Grossman could be blowing smoke just for his own amusement by sending me a cryptic response.
And no, I don't think he gave me 'veiled' information regarding the specific figure they are negotiating over. I simply threw that out there as a possible interpretation of the response as an analogy for discussion.
As far as the fans letting the Thrashers brass know how we feel about kovy and wanting him to re-sign, all i can say is: when has THAT ever worked???? c'mon! The FUASG is going to spend their money how they see fit, whether it's smart or stupid (likely the latter if history is any indicator). I wish there were, but I just don't believe there's enough of us die-hard passionate fans to convince them to spend 1-2M more of their own money every year just because we assked them to, not with the cap in place, anyhow.
January 14th, 2010
8:34 am
I think the thing about him wanting league max came from the russian media. i think it was a translation error when the sources in english read that it was possible for him to make ~11.5, not that that's what he was asking for…but I could be wrong.
January 14th, 2010
9:02 am
He may not be frustrated but we are…get it over with….P or get off the pot already.


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Google's Santa Tracker Simulates Around-the-World Sleigh Ride
In just a few days, Santa Claus will fly his troop of magical reindeer around the world, delivering gifts to millions of children. The global journey of the centuries-old Father Christmas, once untraceable, is now broadcast in real time. This week, Google announced the launch of its very own Santa Tracker after ending its five-year Christmas collaboration with the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) mapping the jolly bearded man's travels.


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Basketball preview: Cup champions begin defence
This weekend the only preliminary game of the Men's National Cup will take place between Bord Gais Neptune and DCU Saints in the Neptune Stadium on Saturday at 7pm.
This weekend the only preliminary game of the Men's National Cup will take place between Bord Gais Neptune and DCU Saints in the Neptune Stadium on Saturday at 7pm.
The NBA's long-awaited return to Mexico went up in smoke when the game between the Minnesota Timberwolves and San Antonio Spurs was postponed due to a generator malfunction.
Defending champions UL Eagles served notice at the weekend that they will not be handing over the Men's Premier League title without a fight.
Last season's National Cup finalists renew acquaintances this weekend in the league when UL Eagles travel to Cork to face Bord Gáis Neptune in Neptune Stadium on Saturday night.
There was National Cup action for the men and women this weekend, while there were also games in the women's Premier League.
Cup fever well and truly took over the men's Premier League this weekend as teams across the country took part in the competition's first round.
Killester and C&S UCC Demons continued their perfect starts to the 2013/14 season at the weekend with convincing home wins.
Few ties in Irish basketball draw as much interest as the Cork derby between Demons and Neptune, who lock horns for the first time this season on Friday night at UCC's Mardyke Arena.
See how the Basketball Ireland Men's and Women's Premier Leagues games unfolded this weekend.
Bord Gáis Neptune, who suffered their first defeat of the season last weekend, will be looking to bounce back against Templeogue in the Men's Premier League


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Cooking: "You're Sick"
As a Nutritional Specialist/Raw Foods Chef, every day I meet people just like you who share the same lament, "My doctor has just diagnosed me with ..." What you've avoided or ignored for weeks, or years is summed up in two words… "You're Sick."
With the exception of birth defects and certain chromosomal abnormalities, there are ONLY TWO DISEASES: Toxicity and Malnutrition.
Why toxins? Because they store in your body, breaking down organs, making you gain weight, retain weight, or cause you to be underweight. Toxins not only make you sick, they make you die.
In the U.S. alone, from the time you wake up until you leave your home, you can be exposed to over 100 toxins!
Add to that an addiction to foods our government calls safe—foods that stimulate the neuro-chemicals in the brain—causing you to crave and eat them until you are overweight or have a preventable disease.
For decades we've been told we have: Type 2 Diabetes, High Blood Pressure, High Cholesterol, Cancer, Heart Disease, Obesity and Poor Circulation based on heredity! The truth is, unless you wade in radioactive waste everyday, these are PREVENTABLE food related ailments!
During the last century, we 've made great strides in the way we produce, process and store food; however, one step forward, is a leap backward, when it comes to actual nutrients in our "SAFE FOOD."
The IDEAL scenario?
You never have to take a single drug!
You wake up full of energy.
You go through the day without stress or depression.
You never have pain. You are not overweight, and your immune system stems colds and flu.
Your sexual desire is strong, and your skin is radiant!
And you sleep soundly every night!
Is this not your truth? Are you tired, feel less than sexy, are visibly aging and find that your medication costs are skyrocketing?
Sickness is a business, and medicine is maintenance not a cure. The most profitable diseases are those mentioned above plus Insomnia and Depression. Americans spend 2 trillion on healthcare, yet we are the sickest we've ever been. The average household medicine cabinet has over 30 medications!
In our youth, we sacrifice health to gain wealth. When we're old, we spend wealth to regain health.
You did not get to this weight, level of toxicity or unhealthiness overnight. Let's RENEW.
R...educe exposure to toxins
E...liminate stored toxins
N...ourish cells with whole foods
E...nergize your body with one, simple, exercise
And build W…ellness!
Twenty years ago, I was diagnosed with ailments including pre-cancerous cells. I spent hours asking my doctor questions that he couldn't answer. I decided to take full responsibility for MY health. This is why I devote my life to helping others answer hard questions, THEN implement decisions so that they can experience OPTIMUM health.
Today, I am a raw vegan, eating live foods. Now in my mid 40's, I feel better and have more energy and joy than I've ever experienced.
Our bodies are fearfully and wonderfully made. They know how to heal once they are detoxified and given proper nutrition. I am not able to increase my days, but I can decide the quality of those days. My mission is not to CONVINCE you to go RAW, but to make it easier for you once you DECIDE.
I have helped hundreds just like you to regain their health. Imagine it for yourself. Start today.
Eat breakfast EVERY morning! Not just any breakfast. Start the day with a green smoothie –filled with all the nutrients you'll need for the day.
Choose 4 smoothies you love. (A smoothie is more than just fruit. Don't forget veggies, seeds, nuts and healthy fats.) Make a shopping list. Multiply the ingredients by 7. Then wash, chop, bag and freeze your produce all at once. You've just created your own smoothie packs for a MONTH!
My favorite smoothie:
Holy Cacao!
2 Heaping Tbs. raw cacao-powder
1 handful raw cashews
2 cups ice or frozen juice from 1 Thai-coconut
½ Thai-coconut meat
1 tsp. alcohol-free vanilla
1 drop Young Living Essential Peppermint Oil
Pinch of Real Sea Salt (not the white stuff)
Raw Maca powder to help balance hormones
Blend Baby Blend!
Chef Notes: Cacao is raw chocolate containing all the health benefits of dark chocolate. Antioxidants, promotes cardiovascular health.
Cacao increases neurotransmitter levels in the brain: Serotonin acts as an anti-depressant, helps reduce PMS symptoms, and promotes a sense of well-being.
Cacao stimulates the secretion of endorphins, producing a pleasurable sensation similar to the "runner's high" a jogger feels after running several miles.
After consuming cacao, Phenylethylamine is created within the brain, increasing focus and alertness as if you are falling in love!
Raw cacao increases the production of Anandamide- the "bliss chemical"- without the unpleasant crash!
Cacao beans are also rich in a number of essential minerals, including magnesium, sulfur, calcium, iron, zinc, copper, potassium and manganese.
Many think chocolate is fattening. In truth, the fats in cacao butter are healthy fats. Cacao contains oleic acid, a heart-healthy monounsaturated fat, also found in olive oil, which may raise good cholesterol while reducing the appetite.
To fully benefit from chocolate's nutrients, eat raw cacao!
Next week, find out how your toxic emotions cause real diseases.
Subscribe to this blog, leave a comment and remember…
You have only one opportunity to live today, live it in the raw and make it Rawsome!
Medical Disclaimer:
The American Medical Association and American Dietetic Association have a stronghold on the healing arts. It is presently a criminal offense to offer advice to a sick person unless you are a member of their elite association. But the law does, on the other hand, allow doctors to practice medicine on us without penalty if death occurs. So, I am required by law to say, "I am not medical doctor. Please consult your medical professional about your health. You have personally sought out this information and you're fully responsible for any results - even the good ones!" Peace. Chef Elle


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Club competitions
National team competitions
19-21, 14-24, 14-13, 15-15
Luxembourg are the only team in Group C of the EuroBasket 2015 1st Qualification Round with no wins to their name as of Wednesday, as Denmark prevailed 73-62 in the battle between the two sides.
The Danish managed to make some headway in the clash midway through the second quarter, when their second unit started making a contribution and fatigue began to kick in for Luxembourg - Denmark got 22 points from their bench players, the hosts just seven.
Denmark dominated the battle on the glass, out-rebounding the home side 50-31, but a mobile and aggressive Luxembourg managed to provoke 19 Danish turnovers and stay relatively close until the fourth frame of the encounter.
When Mikkel Plannthin hit a jumper though with 3:29 on the clock to give the Danes their biggest lead in the game, 70-53, any chance of a closely-contested finish to the game was eliminated and the guests simply waited for the final buzzer to celebrate their first victory in the competition.
Guard Esben Reinholt paved the way for the winners with 24 points and five rebounds, veteran center Nicolai Iversen finished with 15 points and five boards and Plannthin chipped in with 11 points;
Samy Picard, Luxembourg's 25-year-old forward, delivered another stand-out performance in this competition and finished with 26 points and five rebounds in a losing effort.
Luxembourg head coach Karsten SCHUL"Compliments to my team who did a good game tonight. Three games in one week is a little bit though for amateur players. Our defence is getting better from game to game, but unfortunately tonight we didn't shoot well and that costs us a much better result."
Luxembourg player Samy PICARD"We had a good start in the game but then we had some minutes during which nothing went in our favour. We had to chase permanently this 12 points disadvantage. We lost much energy during that. We are getting better from game to game. We still have a long way to go. Our next game against Austria on Saturday will be very tough because I think this team is the strongest in the group."
Denmark head coach Pieti POIKOLA"We needed this victory. Luxembourg played an agressive defence and it was not so easy for us. But we maintain our concept. A game with two teams without a win is never easy and it is difficult to win."
Denmark player Mikkel PLANNTHIN"We had the better start in the game. When we have more games at such a level we are getting better and better. Tonight we had good and bad periods. I think the good periods were the reason for our victory."
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Oakland, July/August. Initiation/Invocation.
He would talk and talk and talk; the twilight would fill with cigarette smoke and shimmering words would tremble in the blue coils of air; somewhere, in unknown places, one could meet people who were unlike any others, and things happened - funny things, or rather tragic, sometimes very beautiful things. What things? When the door closed behind me, the words died away. But the next week again I would surprise in his gold-flecked eyes the glow of Adventure.
Simone de Beauvoir
A dragon lair's hoard of glittering conversations, moments sharp and bright as gemstones. Trees have eyes and snakes have voices. Don't try to name the smoke, just breathe it in.
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Isabelle Menin, Dark Happiness
We had the same vision that summer, lying in the orange glow of the orchard on the hill, smoking cigarettes and cursing our youth for the ennui that seemed less and less like a choice with each day that passed. You may have limited time was written in every sunset. We couldn't shake the feeling that we'd wandered into someone else's dream. The gods drank to the end of days and shards of crystal still slick with ambrosia fell from the sky in those white nights. A riot of flowers bloomed in wild profusion over the land, covering even the pyramids in a magic carpet of poppies, peonies, lilac, orchids. We were still dancing as the last full moon sank into a sea licked by fire.
soundtrack for your summer sins
3 months ago
I wrote this alone on an empty beach, my back against a tree, while the sun set on the island I've landed on for what seems an indefinite digression. Endless days melt into weeks in this endless spring. I didn't expect to be spending it on this little island, with its pristine but tame forests and sleepy small-town pirate aesthetic.
Things fall into my life (and onto my lap) serendipitously these days: people, books, shoes, dogs. But none of the evolving cast of characters I've spent the past several months with actually knows me. I'm a different person to each of them; here today, gone tomorrow. I often find myself telling my story, or at least making an attempt. As much as I try to make sense of myself, I always stop short — wondering what brought me here and what will take me away to wherever it is I'm going. I admire the weird beauty of it all in a detached way, as if from the vantage point of a ghost trapped in my own body.
It's a strange life, this. Adrift and unrooted as I am, it's ironic that I spend so much of my time planting new roots, knowing I won't be there to see them grow. The dirt under my fingernails and the stiffness in my back seem as permanent as the ache in my heart. I wander every country road crisscrossing this neck of the woods, thinking of all the adventures we could be having right now.
The thing about this life is that you never know what is (sometimes quite literally) right around the corner. It is, as someone also described me recently, an ever unfolding mystery. Books turn up in the right place at the right time. Lately: Doestoevsky's Notes from Underground, Daniel Pinchbeck's Breaking Open the Head, Ronald Wright's A Short History of Progress, Paul Hawken's The Magic of Findhorn; Thoreau, Sedaris, Mann, Castaneda, Palahniuk, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.
Despite this island's popularity as a filming location for horror movies, the most terrifying thing I've come across is the edge of my own certainty; the blankness that overwhelms me when I'm face to face with my inner existential crisis. It's a nearly constant state for me now. I thought this life would give me answers but it has only revealed the yawning chasm between who I thought I was and who I actually am, between what I thought I wanted and what I actually crave. This is when I'm supposed to work it out, find myself, realize my potential. Instead I'm confronted with a maelstrom of nagging doubts. I have talent, I'm told, but I lack ambition and the speed or relentlessness to pursue anything to its end. I exist in a hurricane of ideas, like a storm tossed galleon that has fallen off the edge of the map. I don't know what I want this space to be anymore. I'm waiting for a sign, a definite turn one way or the other. I feel I have to cast these words to the waves, a digital message in a bottle that I can only hope reaches whoever it's meant for.
100% PURE DOPE: to evoke that heart thudding drop when your world has narrowed to a point, then suddenly opens into a vast panorama of possibility, and you fly.
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"Maybe the wolf is in love with the moon, and each month it cries for a love it will never touch."
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I meant to publish something about the transhumanism conference I attended two weeks ago, but it feels like a million years ago now that I'm firmly located in the middle of nowhere. The middle of nowhere being a bed so small that I have to sleep diagonally, in a musty attic in an empty house in a hundred acre wood in the shadow of the Cascades. The nearest humans are a five minute walk away, there's only the wood stove downstairs for heat and the kitchen sink for running water, pick a tree to piss under. I can see night sky and fir branches through my window.
I feel something so intense when I'm out in the forest alone. Beauty like this makes my spine tingle and my heart fill with something I have inadequate words for, except to say that it feels like the opposite of loneliness. I'll never forget these nights in this house by myself with moonlight pouring through the skylight. Mornings washing my face in the kitchen sink in water so cold it makes my hands ache. Or when I'm wandering the woods with one of the dogs and she comes back with a pair of elk antlers in her mouth. It's surreal in the best way.
My ever-present headphones have been mostly absent of late. The silence is magical, and the sounds that punctuate it even more so. The rush of the creek, swollen from the spring rains. Robins, jays, ravens, woodpeckers, and others I don't yet recognize.
The North Cascades is one of the most diverse ecosystems on the planet. Animals with fins, fur, feathers and scales are all at home in this dramatic and beautiful environment. Elusive mammals like the gray wolf, fisher and wolverine wander the wilderness in small numbers…Fish and amphibians lurk in the clear mountain lakes and streams. The rich forests, rocky slopes and clean waters teem with invertebrate life, such as butterflies, dragonflies, stoneflies and mayflies.
Friday night I couldn't stop thinking about how much I would like to get drunk in these woods with you, and even though it's impossible the thought itself made me smile. Working alone all day when the stimulating conversation is all in my head isn't the easiest thing in the world. But I do enjoy a challenge.
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This story begins in the middle - the middle of the desert. And the end, my last days in California. Ominous clouds overhead; as above, so below. I stare down at the dusty maps clenched in my hand. A code written in blood on what looks like pages torn from old anatomy textbooks. The road sings a siren song. I am ready, I am ruthless. The only thing I believe in saying goodbye to is any semblance of normality. The only thing I'm certain about is that my life will never be predictable again. I could be anywhere a year from now. But that's not the point. This is.
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We've played a dangerous game and there's nowhere else to go. You're the drug, dance is the delivery. Eyes closed, I can almost see you. Don't move.
Where you used to be, there is a hole in the world, which I find myself constantly walking around in the daytime, and falling in at night. I miss you like hell.
— Edna St. Vincent Millay
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i am nothing but a complex combination of atoms, just like everything else around us. and you are nothing but energy compressing and propagating through air.
together we invented time travel, teletransportation, non-assisted flying, telepathy, psychokinesis and love. we became ether and light, created entire new worlds from our minds only, transformed moments into hours and produced films like the old french classics. as unbelievable as it sounds, we did all of this while dancing.
i know we are atoms and energy, but when we close our eyes… that's a whole different story.
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"Meaning is why we evolve. Meaning is us. We are meaning." — Ayoub Qanir
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I prefer winter and fall, when you feel the bone structure of the landscape – the loneliness of it, the dead feeling of winter. Something waits beneath it, the whole story doesn't show.
— Andrew Wyeth
Once more around the sun, well into deep winter. Underneath the silence and darkness in the garden of my soul is the slow magic of dormant things waiting for the light. Buried under snowdrifts and white feather blankets with only words for companions, I wait for a voice from the heart of winter. If you're absolutely still you can almost hear my heart beating.
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The woods are lovely, dark, and deep,
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep.
— Robert Frost, from 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening'
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Hearts are wild creatures, that's why our ribs are cages. — Elalusz
I was satisfied with haiku until I met you,
jar of octopus, cuckoo's cry, 5-7-5,
but now I want a Russian novel,
a 50-page description of you sleeping,
another 75 of what you think staring out
a window. I don't care about the plot
although I suppose there will have to be one,
the usual separation of the lovers, turbulent
seas, danger of decommission in spite
of constant war, time in gulps and glitches
passing, squibs of threnody, a fallen nest,
speckled eggs somehow uncrushed, the sled
outracing the wolves on the steppes, the huge
glittering ball where all that matters
is a kiss at the end of a dark hall.
At dawn the officers ride back to the garrison,
one without a glove, the entire last chapter
about a necklace that couldn't be worn
inherited by a great-niece
along with the love letters bound in silk. — Dean Young
On the brink of something and the end of nothing. Drifting on a dark sea of melancholy, caught between waiting and wanting. I wish I was a poet so I could coax visions from behind my eyelids and let them loose like butterflies in the snow, so I could unchain spirit from silence and paint in all the colors that love scattered madly inside me. I'm on the heels of ecstasy, running from the rift in my heart. I hope you'll meet me on the other side.
If you ever ask me how many times you've crossed my mind, I would say once. Because you came, and never left. — Ritu Ghatourey
If you do not love me, I shall not be loved.
If I do not love you, I shall not love. — Samuel Beckett
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Gerard Francios' cousin was outside his home yesterday when the suspects pulled up and shot him twice in the leg. "They saw three carloads of guys drive up, and when they got right there, they opened fire," said Francios.
Monday's shooting has Francios and other neighborhood residents thinking twice about their safety. "My nephew and mom stay here too, and those guys are just cowards for doing that," said Francios.
In another drive-by Monday, the suspects sent a bullet through a home on Ponderosa Drive and into a bedroom where a 12-year-old child was sleeping. Investigators say their motive may have been gang-related, but the shootings didn't occur in high crime neighborhoods.
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The closings on Wednesday for easements on more than 1,000 acres in Stewartstown were anticipated, since the forest society had previously announced purchase and sales agreements.
The society has been raising money since last summer in a "Trees Not Towers" campaign designed to block the path of the high-voltage transmission lines intended to deliver hydroelectric power from Quebec into the New England power grid, via New Hampshire.
The largest easement acquired on Wednesday was for 1,000 acres owned by dairy farmer Rod McAllaster, whose family has farmed the land for generations. McAllaster had previously told reporters that Northern Pass had offered him $4 million for the land near the Quebec border. According to tax stamps on record at the Coos County Registry of Deeds, the conservation easement was obtained by the forest society for $825,000.
"We announced in August that we intended to do this, and we started raising money," said Jack Savage, forest society spokesman. "In October we announced that we were close, and now it's done. So to whatever extent Northern Pass had any hope that we would fail to close these transactions, thus opening the door for them to again approach Mr. McAllaster, that's off the table."
On the same day, the forest society closed on conservation easements for 86 acres spanning two parcels of land owned by Lynne Placey of Stewartstown for $330,000. "That's an indication of how strategically placed her land is," said Savage. He explained that the easements were based on professional appraisals last summer that took into account what Northern Pass has paid for easements and acquisitions.
Northern Pass spokesman Mike Skelton said the Forest Society's actions were expected, and have not blocked the project.
"They've had no effect on our efforts to identify and propose a new route and that fact will be made clear when we release the details of our new proposal in the future," he said. "Northern Pass is excited to share the details of our new proposal soon, and we look forward to the comprehensive state and federal review process. If the project earns approval from those permitting bodies, Northern Pass will bring clean, low-cost power, hundreds of local jobs, and millions in new tax revenue to New Hampshire."
The company had been expected to announce a new route by the end of the year, and said it had one on Dec. 31, but since then has provided no details.
Savage said the land purchases and easements obtained by the forest society's so-called "blocking actions" have created an extremely steep hill for Northern Pass developers to climb.
"Is there still a way to potentially do it?" he said. "Perhaps, but they would need to abandon their intended route and the tens of millions of dollars they've already spent, to pursue some other overland way to do it, crossing hundreds of new property owners."
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The NCAA Basketball season is coming up quickly and as at the beginning of every new season, many teams believe that they have what is needed to bring home a NCAA Championship. Over the next two days, I will take a look at some of the major contenders heading into the season, and look to identify what they key to their season may be.
You can read Part 1 here – Louisville, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan State
Duke – The Blue Devils are coming off a 30-win season and another trip to at least the Elite 8 (the 13th under Coach Mike Krzyzewski), but they will need to replace 3 starters who were also their 3 leading scorers last season. Still, there is plenty of optimism in Durham, and seeing Duke make another deep tourney run is not out of the question. It starts with the returning backcourt of Quinn Cook and Rasheed Sulaimon. Cook has had his growing pains running the point for Duke, but his confidence continued to grow through last season. Sulaimon gave the Blue Devils a perimeter threat who was also able to explode to the basket. Rodney Hood sat out last season after transferring from Mississippi State and will bring an athletic wing who can create scoring opportunities. Andre Dawkins, another top perimeter shooter, returns after a year off to deal with personal issues, and freshmen Matt Jones and Semi Ojeleye will provide some scoring pop off the bench. The key for Duke will be the development of the frontcourt, especially start freshman recruit Jabari Parker. Parker is already one of the more-skilled elite freshmen in the country, but he will need to adjust to a more physical game in the ACC. Also, the Blue Devils will need strong minutes from Marshall Plumlee, the lone player over 6'9 on the team.
Arizona – Sean Miller's Wildcats are another team among this group dealing with significant losses, but a top-level recruiting class, developing young talent, and a key transfer, should have them among the mix come the end of March. Aaron Gordon and Rondae Hollis-Jefferson highlight the recruiting class, and both should play significant parts in the Arizona season. Gordon is a physical gem, able to attack the basket and finish in some spectacular ways. Hollis-Jefferson is a smooth wing who is able to get to the rim and is an excellent transition scorer. The returning talent is led by 2 big men, Brandon Ashley and Kaleb Tarczewski. Both are still raw on both ends of the floor, but the physical abilities are there. Shooting guard Nick Johnson is the Wildcats' best long-range threat, but is also very athletic and will look to get to the basket off the dribble. The key to this season for Arizona will be the play of Duquesne transfer, point guard TJ McConnell. For a program dubbed "Point Guard U" for many years, the position has been a trouble spot recently for the Wildcats, but McConnell gives them a leader who can distribute the ball well, knock down open jumpers and play perimeter defense. If he sets the tone on both ends for Arizona, they have Final Four potential.
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PLAYERS: Daryl Smith, Greg Jones, Derek Cox, Terrance Knighton, Brad Meester, Eben Britton, Rashad Jennings, Jalen Parmele, Maurice Stovall, Steve Vallos, William Middleton, Rashean Mathis, Chris Harris, Paul Posluszny, Dawan Landry
TEAMS: Jacksonville Jaguars
TEAMS: Jacksonville Jaguars
Top Free Agents OLB Daryl Smith ProFootballFocus' 2nd ranked 4-3 outside linebacker in 2011, injuries limited Smith to just 117 snaps this season. Already one of the NFL's most underrated players, he could be an excellent buy low candidate this season for a team in need of a new starter at outside linebacker, but he turns 31 in April, so that's something to be aware of. FB Greg Jones Fullbacks don't get a lot of attention, but Jones has been one of the best at his position for several years. This year, he ranked 11th among fullbacks on ProFootballFocus. The biggest issue is that he's 32 in April, but fullbacks rarely get long term contracts anyway, so signing him to a short term deal this off-season would be smart, both for the Jaguars and for any other fullback needy team. CB Derek Cox Derek Cox has flashed. For instance, in 5 and ½ starts in an injury plagued 2011 season, he allowed just 9 completions for 105 yards on 28 attempts and deflected 3 passes. However, the 2009 3rd roun...
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5 March 2013
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