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Wet macular degeneration is a chronic eye disease that causes vision loss in the center of your field of vision. Wet macular degeneration is generally caused by abnormal blood vessels that leak fluid or blood into the region of the macula (MAK-u-luh). The macula is in the center of the retina (the layer of tissue on the inside back wall of your eyeball).
Wet macular degeneration is one of two types of age-related macular degeneration. The other type -- dry macular degeneration -- is more common and less severe. Wet macular degeneration almost always begins as dry macular degeneration. It's not clear what causes wet macular degeneration.
Early detection and treatment of wet macular degeneration may help reduce vision loss and, in some instances, improve vision.
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Lansing resident Patrick McAlvey has created a video to tell his story about ex-gay therapy and to warn LGBT youth not to try to 'fix' themselves.
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Patrick McAlvey endured ex-gay therapy. Now, he wants to let other gay teens know they're not broken
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Originally printed 9/3/2009 (Issue 1736 - Between The Lines News)
Confused. Isolated. Depressed. Angry. Lansing resident Patrick McAlvey was all of these things both before and during his stint in ex-gay therapy. Now, through a new video produced and released by Truth Wins Out, he's just determined to make sure that no one else goes through what he did.
The 24-year-old McAlvey's video was released last month just as the American Psychological Association announced that "mental health professionals should avoid telling clients that they can change their sexual orientation through therapy or other treatments."
It was too late for McAlvey, but he hopes that the APA findings - plus stories like his - will help other gay youth to love and accept themselves.
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Like so many other gay youth, McAlvey was scared when he realized he was attracted to men in sixth grade. Raised in a conservative Christian home, "I didn't think it was safe to tell anybody," he said of his young adulthood.
But he did tell one person: Mike Jones, director of Lansing-based ex-gay organization Corduroy Stone.
"When I was 19, I was kicked out of a missionary training school and was forced to move back home with my family," McAlvey recalled. "I was kicked out because of my attraction to men, so in that time I was sort of in a crisis mode and was very low, very depressed and just trying to make sense of my life and my attraction."
He contacted Jones, whom he had spoken with before about his "problem," and began several months of therapy with Jones that supposedly would cure him and make him straight.
Therapy consisted of embarrassing questions and uncomfortable situations. Jones would instruct McAlvey to lie in his arms for an hour at a time - known in the ex-gay circuit as holding therapy. He forced McAlvey to learn about tools and home repair, and to watch the play "Equus" with him, which features full male nudity. He would ask him to rate his attractiveness on a scale of one to 10.
Then there were the questions. "He asked how large my penis was. He asked if I shave my pubic hair. He asked what type of underwear that I wore," McAlvey explained. "On one occasion, he asked me to take my shirt off and show him how many push-ups I could do, which I did not do.
"He wanted me to describe my sexual fantasies to him and the type of men I'm attracted to."
But despite all his efforts, McAlvey never stopped being attracted to men. "I never felt like I was changing," he said of the therapy.
Eventually, he told Jones he wasn't going to come to therapy anymore. But the damage had been done.
"I just really came to hate myself; to loathe myself," McAlvey said. "I didn't trust anyone and I didn't allow anyone to get close to me because I was terrified that they might find out my secret and that they would think less of me. I spent many years locked up in my room, crying by myself for no good reason."
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McAlvey hopes that telling his story will mean less LGBT teens face the same tough years he did. "I view it as a real assault on some of the more vulnerable members of the LGBT community," he said. "I think it's important to speak up to prevent other people from being harmed in the ways that I was."
Now, less than five years out of his time in ex-gay therapy, he's doing just that. And while McAlvey hopes that his video will help others, he also thinks it will help him to move on. "(It's) a bit of a cathartic experience for me, saying publicly that this is not something anymore that I need to be embarrassed of or regret," he explained. "Instead, I'm going to turn around and use it for good. ... It's turning a negative experience into something that can be used positively."
The decision to take his story public took time, and a lot of personal healing for McAlvey. When he stopped seeing Jones, he was still grappling with his sexuality and acceptance of himself. Eventually, he was able to see that it's OK to be gay. "I realized that I don't think change is going to happen and I don't think it needs to happen," he said. "It was getting to the point where I really was comfortable with who I am, and that takes time, a lot of processing and figuring out how to undo some of the internalized homophobia that was the result of this therapy."
The video, which has almost 6,000 views on YouTube, is the final step in that reparative process - and McAlvey wants to get his message out to LGBT youth. "I would communicate to them the freedom that I felt when I finally embraced my sexual orientation and accepted it as a beautiful and natural part of myself," he said of speaking to another teen like himself. "I would certainly convey that it is my belief that their sexual orientation is a beautiful, natural part of them that they should feel no shame for and should not think needs to be changed."
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Fans of calligraphy and of stone sculpture will already know the names of
Richard Kindersley and Tom Perkins.
It has fallen to them to take up the mantle cast by Eric Gill, which has
made an art of the craft of lettering, and has imbued sculpture with a sense of
Celtic mysticism.
For many, therefore, a regular trip to Wolseley Fine Arts in London is a
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WAF does not, perhaps, set out to be the most accessible of galleries. My
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When I arrived at the gallery, I was quizzed about why I was there, as if I
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The diocesan advisory com-mittee for the care of churches often finds
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to freestanding headstones and grave markers, on health and safety grounds.
This exhibition, despite moments of bathos in some of the inscriptions chosen,
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"The Standing Stone" is at Wolseley Fine Arts, 12 Needham Road, London
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It was pretty bad. Looked similar to us trying to tackle in open space.
Aaron Rodgers could. The evidence is being that the Packers defense is worse than the Bears.
There is 5 weeks of football to be played out people. As Aaron Rodgers would say, "R-e-l-a-x, relax"
Yea, when the conferences best win out of conference is by far Maryland, that doesn't bode well.
There is a lot of football to be played. All those teams aren't running the table. Honestly, probably only 2 at most do out of that group.
There is a lot of football to be played. If TCU runs the table the rest of the way, I am sure they are in.
Are the Cyclones going to be ready for freezing wind chills?
There is so much that is false about this.
Deace said Iowa would go 8-4 with ISU's schedule. Also, while that is still moronic, not many thought Iowa would regress at the beginning of the year.
Pretty pathetic Rich Rod only won 6 Big 10 games in 3 years at Michigan. Also hiring Greg Robinson at D-Coordinator was a total failure. Most everyone knew it would be even at the time.
Since you're waiting, December 6th.
Not hard to figure out. Obviously from practice this weekend.
Weber's downfall at Illinois was recruiting. He is and always has been a solid game coach. So far at KSU he hasn't slipped on recruiting yet. Not saying it won't happen down the road.
I don't find it crazy to think that KSU could finish ahead of us at all. They return almost everyone form a young team last year that was 1 game from tying us in the Big 12 standings. They also have...
They also lost to Northern Colorado first game last year. Turned out to have a pretty solid team. KSU is going to be good this year no doubt. The scrimmage means zero.
It's not an indication of anything. Besides, Nebraska is good. This isn't the Nebraska basketball of old anymore with Tim Miles.
Packers have 2 games this year with a game with 0 punts by either team. Only 3 in NFL history and Packers are part of 2. That is awful.
Why is Rodgers still in there? Why aggravate an injury in a game that was lost a long time ago?
I agree Capers has run his time. There is something wrong with his zone schemes. It amazes me how wide open other teams are week in and week out the last 4-5 years.
Why not run behind Josh Sitton instead of the backup scrub Lane Taylor?
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CLEVELAND — Sixteen Amish men and women were convicted Thursday of hate crimes for a series of hair- and beard- cutting attacks on fellow sect members in a religious dispute that offered a rare and sometimes lurid glimpse into the closed and usually self-regulating community of believers.
A federal jury found 66-year-old Samuel Mullet, the leader of the breakaway group, guilty of orchestrating the cuttings last fall in an attempt to shame mainstream members of his community who he believed were straying from their beliefs. His followers were found guilty of carrying out the attacks, which terrorized the normally peaceful religious settlement that aims to live simply and piously.
Prosecutors and witnesses described how sons pulled their father out of bed and chopped off his beard in the moonlight and how women surrounded their mother-in-law and cut off two-thirds of a metre of her hair, taking it down to the scalp in some places.
The defendants face prison terms of 10 years or more. Prosecutors say they targeted hair because it carries spiritual significance in their faith.
All the defendants are members of Mullet's settlement that he founded in eastern Ohio near the West Virginia panhandle. The Amish eschew many conveniences of modern life, including electrical appliances and automobiles, and embrace their centuries-old roots.
Federal officials said the verdicts would send a message about religious intolerance.
"The victims in this case are members of a peaceful and traditional religion who simply wanted to be left to practice their religion in peace," U.S. Attorney Steven Dettelbach said. "Unfortunately, the defendants denied them this basic right and they did so in the most violent way."
Members of the Amish community who sat through the trial hurried into a hired van without commenting, some covering their faces.
Defence attorneys said the defendants were bewildered by the verdicts and said likely appeals would be based on a challenge to the hate crimes law.
"They really don't understand the court system the way the rest of us have, being educated and reading newspapers," said Joseph Dubyak, whose client, Linda Schrock, has 10 children with her husband, who was also convicted.
Rhonda Kotnik, representing Kathryn Miller, said the verdicts would destroy Mullet's community of about 25 families. The defendants, including six couples, have a total of about 50 children, she said.
"The community is going to be ripped apart. I don't know what's going to happen to all their children," she said.
The suspects had argued that the Amish are bound by different rules guided by their religion and that the government had no place getting involved in what amounted to a family or church dispute.
Mullet wasn't accused of cutting anyone's hair. But prosecutors said he planned and encouraged his sons and the others, mocked the victims in jailhouse phone calls and was given a paper bag stuffed with the hair of one victim.
One bishop told jurors his chest-length beard was chopped to within 3.8 centimetres of his chin when four or five men dragged him out of his farmhouse in a late-night home invasion.
Prosecutors told jurors that Mullet thought he was above the law and free to discipline those who went against him based on his religious beliefs. Before his arrest last November, he defended what he believes is his right to punish people who break church laws.
"You have your laws on the road and the town — if somebody doesn't obey them, you punish them. But I'm not allowed to punish the church people?" Mullet told The Associated Press last October.
The hair cuttings, he said, were a response to continuous criticism he'd received from other Amish religious leaders about him being too strict, including shunning people in his own group.
Defence attorneys acknowledged that the hair cuttings took place and that crimes were committed but contend that prosecutors were overreaching by calling them hate crimes.
Witnesses testified that Mullet had complete control over the settlement that he founded two decades ago and described how his religious teachings and methods of punishments deviated from Amish traditions.
One woman testified that Mullet coerced women at his settlement into having sex with him, and others said he encouraged men to sleep in chicken coops as punishment.
Mullet's attorney, Ed Bryan, maintained that the government had not shown that Mullet was at the centre of the attacks. The defendants who cut the hair and beards acted on their own and were inspired by one another, not their bishop, Bryan said.
In one of the attacks, an Amish woman testified that her own sons and a daughter who lived in Mullet's community cut her hair and her husband's beard in a surprise assault.
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Demanding an end to the nation's 35-hour work week, leaders of France's governing party got into a divisive tangle resulting in an embarrassment for its president, Nicolas Sarkozy.
Sarkozy, who had pledged during his election campaign last year to rid the nation of the controversial law, is seeking to reassert his reformist zeal following a setback in local elections and a severe decline in his popularity ratings.
The law, enacted 10 years to the day by the nation's Socialist government, underscores the continued split within the center-right government.
Senior leader of the Union for a Popular Movement, Patrick Devedjian, started the ball rolling by proposing that his party was "forcefully requesting the definitive dismantlement of the 35-hour week" and the creation of provisions to allow companies to negotiate their own work schedule agreements.
Devedjian's deputy, Jean Pierre Raffarin, then provided political damage control by stating the governing party didn't "want to touch the legal work limit."
France's Labor Minister, Xavier Bertrand, then said, "We have to keep the legal 35-hour limit," suggesting that beginning next year, companies might be permitted to negotiate even more overtime.
What Devedjian had meant, Raffarin contended, was that companies would be able to negotiate more overtime.
Sarkozy then weighed in, saying that Bertrand, "had spoken well."
The controversial law, mandating weekly overtime pay of 25 percent above normal wages after 35 hours has been frequently debated. In the most recent amendment Sarkozy, who once called the law a disaster, exempted companies and employees from overtime taxes, costing the government $11 billion a year.
Many have decried the law, but the 35-hour limit, which began in 1998 with a mandate that salaries not be reduced, has become a sacred cow among French voters.
This latest confusion represents an embarrassment for the president. However, it is a major issue for labor unions, and for those voters who have arguably benefited the most from the shorter workweek: employees with comfortable incomes who enjoy having more free time.
Last summer, Sarkozy's government adopted legislation exempting companies and employees from taxes and social charges on overtime. However, most firms have failed to boost overtime despite the incentives, and a recent survey showed the French were world champions when it came to holidays, enjoying an average of 37 days of paid holiday a year, against 27 in Germany, 26 in Britain and 14 in the United States.
"What I demand is the right for companies to opt out of the workweek and negotiate their own," Devedjian said.
The confusion in policy is emblematic of the political indecision that has characterized every attempt by the center-right administration to reverse the law made in 1998. While some leading Socialists have acknowledged that the policy has hurt French competitiveness, few politicians are willing to propose eliminating it.
Elected last year on the mantra "work more to earn more", Sarkozy has used this initiative as a reason not to tinker with the legal work week.
"It is not the government's intention to abolish the legal working limit because it is the base point for calculating overtime," he told parliamentarians in January.
One union advisor said the timing of the announcement on the 10th anniversary of the law was deliberate.
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Eli Manning - QBPosted 10/23/14 10:16am ET
New York Giants QB Eli Manning has completed 65 percent of his passes, which would be a career high. He also has 14 touchdown passes to just five interceptions, compared to 10 touchdowns and 15 interceptions at this point last season. '(The difference is) probably in his football,' quarterbacks coach Danny Langsdorf said Wednesday, Oct. 22. 'I think he is playing at a high level and I think improved football has really helped out.'
Huddle Up: It took all of the preseason and the first couple regular season games for Manning to find his groove, but aside from last week's hiccup against the Eagles he's been as effective as ever. With the bye week to get acclimated to his receivers san Victor Cruz, the second half looks bright for Manning and the Giants' offense.
Odell Beckham Jr. - WRPosted 10/23/14 10:16am ET
New York Giants WR Odell Beckham Jr. might be moved around over the final nine games, according to receivers coach Sean Ryan. He said Wednesday, Oct. 22, that he envisions moving Beckham around so teams cannot just key on the young playmaker, and the belief is that Beckham's skills will play well in the slot. The only thing that may prevent the team from moving him inside is that they don't want 'to overload him.'
Huddle Up: Beckham missed much of the team's offseason and preseason work due to injury, so throwing another position at him might be counterproductive. That said, expect the Giants to find ways to take advantage of Beckham's skill set and get him the ball on a consistent basis.
Preston Parker - WRPosted 10/23/14 10:16am ET
New York Giants WR Preston Parker took almost all of his snaps as the slot receiver in Week 7 game against the Dallas Cowboys, while WR Odell Beckham Jr. was sprinkled in at the spot for a few plays. Rueben Randle could also be used in the slot over the final nine games, as the team works to replace WR Victor Cruz (knee). 'The other guy that can do certain things in the slot for us is Rueben because he's smart and he's a big target in the middle of the field,' receivers coach Sean Ryan said Wednesday, Oct. 22.
Huddle Up: New York's receiver rotation likely hinges on how quickly Beckham can pick up other spots in the offense. If he's able to play X, Y and Z the Giants can interchange their receivers to take advantage of matchups--a benefit not just to Beckham but to Randle and Parker and Eli Manning as well.
Rashad Jennings - RBPosted 10/18/14 2:01pm ET
New York Giants RB Rashad Jennings (knee) intends to start running next week in a pool and on a machine that will alleviate pressure. Jennings is hoping to return in Week 9.
Huddle Up: Andre Williams will continue to see the bulk of the carries while Jennings is out. Williams is a strong flex play option this week against Dallas even though he didn't do much in last week's blowout loss to Philadelphia.
Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie - CBPosted 10/16/14 2:26pm ET
New York Giants CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie (ankle, hamstring) will need to make some progress if he wants to play in Week 7, according to head coach Tom Coughlin.
Huddle Up: DRC still has a chance to take some strides Friday, but it's looking like a case of bad timing with the G-Men preparing to face the Dez Bryant-Terrance Williams duo, which has combined for 54 catches and 9 TDs already this season.
Rashad Jennings - RBPosted 10/15/14 3:28pm ET
New York Giants RB Rashad Jennings (knee) will definitely not play in Week 7 against the Dallas Cowboys, according to head coach Tom Coughlin. Jennings sprained the medial collateral ligament in his knee in Week 5. The team is hoping he can return after their bye week and play in Week 9.
Huddle Up: It looks like another week of rookie Andre Williams and Peyton Hillis in the N.Y. backfield, and expect to see more of the latter if the Giants fall behind and need the veteran Hills' superior pass-protection skills.
Preston Parker - WRPosted 10/14/14 4:08pm ET
New York Giants WRs Rueben Randle and Odell Beckham Jr. are acceptable options to replace WR Victor Cruz (knee), according to head coach Tom Coughlin, with WR Preston Parker in the slot position. The Giants are content in not trading for another receiver from outside the organization. The only other healthy receiver on the current roster is WR Corey Washington.
Huddle Up: Keep an eye on Washington, who was a preseason standout, but the fantasy owners of the top 3 wideouts, particularly Randle's and Beckham's, should see a noticeable uptick in targets.
Victor Cruz - WRPosted 10/14/14 4:15pm ET
New York Giants WR Victor Cruz (knee) won't ever be the same after his season-ending knee injury, according to Dr. David Chao. "He can return to 100 percent, but it (his knee) is a car in a car accident," said Chao, a former NFL team physician. "Never brand new when fixed." There is no timetable for Cruz's rehab, and there is no prognosis for the rest of his career. His injury could rob him of his explosiveness and change-of-direction ability. A handful of NFL players have returned from this type of injury, but none of them discovered their elite form. A torn patellar tendon can't be fixed arthroscopically, so it needs a massive open procedure that will require lengthy and painful rehab. Cruz will need to rebuild the muscles around the tendon, and it'll likely be 6 months before he can even try to run again.
Huddle Up: Just a crushing turn of developments for the undrafted free agent who took the NFL by storm in 2011 when he debuted with 82 catches for 1,536 yards and 9 TDs. He was off to a 23-337-1 start this season.
Victor Cruz - WRPosted 10/13/14 10:35am ET
Updating a previous report, New York Giants WR Victor Cruz (knee) was taken off on a cart after suffering a torn patellar tendon in his right knee. As he was carted off, he was sobbing on the way back to the locker room.
Huddle Up: Cruz will miss the rest of the 2014 season. It's an opportunity for Odell Beckham Jr. to claim more looks in the Giants' passing game, though as a whole New York's offense looked lousy Sunday night against the Eagles.
Victor Cruz - WRPosted 10/13/14 3:46pm ET
Updating previous reports, New York Giants WR Victor Cruz (knee) is scheduled to undergo surgery to repair his torn patellar tendon.
Huddle Up: Cruz is done for the year. Odell Beckham will move into the starting lineup with Preston Parker getting first crack at slot receiver. Beckham is a must-add in all formats if he's still on the waiver wire.
Eli Manning - QBPosted 10/8/14 9:28am ET
New York Giants QB Eli Manning has been asked to throw the ball away more this year by quarterbacks coach Danny Langsdorf in order to limit the number of times he is sacked and the number of high-risk throws he makes. The new approach has Manning completing a career-best 66.3 percent of his passes, and he is currently on pace for a career-high 36 touchdowns.
Huddle Up: Credit where credit is due: after looking like anything but a good fit in the Giants' new offense through the preseason and first couple weeks of the regular season, Manning has taken off and may be playing the best football of his career. He has a favorable schedule going forward, got Odell Beckham Jr. back from injury last week... everything's coming up Millhouse for Eli!
Andre Williams - RBPosted 10/7/14 3:04pm ET
New York Giants RB Andre Williams has the confidence of head coach Tom Coughlin and the rest of the coaching staff that he can take on a bigger workload with RB Rashad Jennings (knee) injured. 'I am very confident (in Williams taking a bigger role),' Coughlin said. 'The other thing that he did that was great was the third-and-seven first-down run. A lot of that was on his own outside the flank of our blockers. He was able to pick up that first down. That was really indicative of people trying to tackle the ball and get the ball out, and he made that play. When you have a young guy, you really get into great, great detail even more about pass protection. He has done a good job when he has been in there. He is going to have to do even better.'
Huddle Up: As a No. 2 back, the fourth-round pick and 2,177-yard rusher at Boston College last season, has rushed for 170 yards and 2 TDs on 54 carries and has even caught 4 passes for 25 yards so far. 131 of his 170 yards and both of his TDs have come over the last 2 games, and now he'll be the lead back for the new next few weeks on one of the league's most rapidly improving offenses. In other words, the rookie is definitely a must-add if he's somehow still available in your league.
Larry Donnell - TEPosted 10/6/14 10:36am ET
New York Giants TE Larry Donnell didn't record a catch in the Week 5 game Sunday, Oct. 5, and received one target. The Atlanta Falcons paid extra attention to him in the game.
Huddle Up: Donnell's performance thus far has him on opposing defenses' radars as well as fantasy radars; now it's up to Donnell to adjust to the adjustments.
Rashad Jennings - RBPosted 10/6/14 4:08pm ET
New York Giants RB Rashad Jennings (knee) was seen with a limp and wearing a brace on his left knee.
Huddle Up: Jennings isn't expected to play in Week 6. Andre Williams will be the Giants feature back against the Eagles. He's a must add this week in all formats.
Odell Beckham Jr. - WRPosted 10/1/14 3:41pm ET
New York Giants WR Odell Beckham Jr. (hamstring) was limited in practice Wednesday, Oct. 1.
Huddle Up: The first-round pick is hoping to make his Big Blue debut this Sunday against the Falcons but will need to show more in the coming days' practices than he did Wednesday.
Mario Manningham - WRPosted 9/30/14 7:32pm ET
The New York Giants released WR Mario Manningham (calf) from their Reserve/Injured list with an injury waiver Tuesday, Sept. 30.
Huddle Up: This may be the surest sign yet that first-round pick Odell Beckham Jr. and his troublesome hammy are finally ready to go for the G-Men.
Larry Donnell - TEPosted 9/30/14 10:25pm ET
New York Giants TE Larry Donnell is on pace to finish the year with 100 catches, 944 yards and 16 touchdowns. The single-season record for touchdowns by a tight end is currently 17.
Huddle Up: The third-year undrafted TE started strong with 5 receptions for 56 yards in the opener and hasn't let up, notching at least 6 targets and 5 receptions in each of his 4 games. His size (6-5, 269) presents big problems for defenses, particularly in the red zone, and expect Eli Manning to keep taking advantage.
Larry Donnell - TEPosted 9/26/14 1:46am ET
New York Giants TE Larry Donnell caught six passes on six targets for 40 yards and three touchdowns in the first half of the team's Week 4 game Thursday, Sept. 25. He finished with 8 targets, 7 receptions and 54 yards.
Huddle Up: Donnell now leads the Giants with 25 catches and 4 scoring grabs and has definitely moved from intriguing TE2 to must-start range. He's a big target who'll continue to draw passes from Eli Manning, but also realize he'll now have the full attention of opposing defenses after this breakout bonanza.
Eli Manning - QBPosted 9/26/14 2:02pm ET
New York Giants QB Eli Manning has become comfortable in the new offense, and he has worked efficiently in the no-huddle. In Week 4 against the Washington Redskins Thursday, Sept. 25, Manning was 20-for-27 on throws 10 yards or shorter, and all four of his touchdown passes came on such passes. 'Yes, starting to like the offense,' Manning said. 'It's fun. Each week we have some new things and different plays that will work. I think everybody, offensive linemen, receivers, are starting to feel the tempo of things and see what we can do in this offense. We just have to keep working.' Head coach Tom Coughlin and offensive coordinator Ben McAdoo have successfully tailored their offense to fit their personnel.
Huddle Up: Yeah, we'll agree Eli is starting to look rather comfortable and it wasn't just one night fling Thursday in D.C., either, as he's gone a combined 75-of-106 for 811 yards, 8 TDs and 3 interceptions over his last 3 games. Prediction: If he's on your league's waiver wire, he's not going to be there long.
Rashad Jennings - RBPosted 9/24/14 8:40pm ET
The New York Giants could use RB Andre Williams more in Week 4 if the team gets an early lead and has to rely on the running game, according to Dan Graziano of ESPN New York. The team is monitoring RB Rashad Jennings after he carried the ball 34 times in Week 3, and believe he will be at full strength, but with the short week the team could rely on Williams a bit more.
Huddle Up: The Giants win one game and now they're talking about getting big leads and rotating running backs? Don't buy it. Jennings will still see a majority of the touches. He's a high-end RB2 this week against Washington.
Odell Beckham Jr. - WRPosted 9/23/14 4:02pm ET
Updating a previous report, New York Giants WR Odell Beckham Jr. is targeting the team's Week 5 game against the Atlanta Falcons to return from a hamstring injury and make his debut.
Huddle Up: We'll believe it when we see the first-round pick actually is on the field in full uniform for a live snap in a live game. Stay tuned ...
Victor Cruz - WRPosted 9/18/14 10:02am ET
New York Giants WR Victor Cruz had three drops in Week 2 after demanding to see the ball more before the game. He vowed to get better moving forward.
Huddle Up: Maybe the Giants should demand that Cruz catch the ball better? The new-look Giants offense is still a work in progress, as is Cruz's role in said offense.
Odell Beckham Jr. - WRPosted 9/17/14 6:04pm ET
New York Giants WR Odell Beckham Jr. (hamstring) did not participate in practice Wednesday, Sept. 17, and coach Tom Coughlin was non-committal about the rookie's status for Week 3.
Huddle Up: Sadly nothing new here for the first-round pick.
Jerrel Jernigan - WRPosted 9/16/14 7:01pm ET
New York Giants WR Jerrel Jernigan (foot) has been placed on season-ending Reserve/Injured Tuesday, Sept. 16.
Huddle Up: Tough break for Jernigan, who will finish the year with 6 catches for 40 yards. Going forward, though, this figures to mean more targets for Preston Parker, Corey Washington and first-round pick Odell Beckham Jr., if his hammy ever gets right.
Odell Beckham Jr. - WRPosted 9/11/14 4:15pm ET
New York Giants WR Odell Beckham Jr. (hamstring) did not participate in practice Thursday, Sept. 11.
Huddle Up: Another day same story for the Giants' top pick and just another facet of the team's hot mess of a passing game.
Victor Cruz - WRPosted 9/9/14 7:31pm ET
New York Giants WR Victor Cruz thinks the offense will improve if more targets are directed his way. 'In order for us to be successful I think there needs to be an increased number of targets in my direction,' Cruz said, on a conference call with reporters. 'And other playmakers' directions, just like Rueben Randle as well, in my opinion.' Cruz had only six targets and finished with two grabs and 24 yards in the team's Week 1 loss to the Detroit Lions Monday, Sept. 8. Randle was targeted only three times for two catches and one yard.
Huddle Up: Cruz and Randle owners shouldn't have been expecting too much out of the gate following the first team's offensive struggles in the preseason, but 9 combined targets and 4 total receptions for the duo was nightmarish. See if things improve in Week 2 and if not, it might be time to start mapping out the quickest route to the panic button.
Jason Pierre-Paul - DEPosted 9/8/14 8:59pm ET
New York Giants DE Jason Pierre-Paul (neck) is back on the field in the second quarter of the Week 1 game against the Detroit Lions Monday, Sept. 8. He left for X-rays after suffering a neck injury in the first quarter, and everything checked out fine.
Huddle Up: Good news for the Giants could ill-afford to be without their top pass rusher after getting riddled for two passing touchdowns in the first quarter Monday night.
Larry Donnell - TEPosted 9/8/14 11:13pm ET
New York Giants TE Larry Donnell caught five passes for 56 yards and a touchdown Monday, Sept. 8 in a 35-14 Week 1 loss to the Detroit Lions.
Huddle Up: The second-year undrafted free agent was the surprise receiving leader for the G-Men, garnering a team-high 8 targets and finishing with more catches and and yards than WRs Victor Cruz and Rueben Randle (4-25) combined. Overall, though, the poor performances from 2013 and the 2014 preseason carried over into a dismal passing night (144 net yards, 2 interceptions) for the Giants' passing attack.
Odell Beckham Jr. - WRPosted 9/22/14 9:17am ET
New York Giants WR Odell Beckham Jr. (hamstring) is officially out for Monday's game against the Detroit Lions.
Huddle Up: Victor Cruz and Rueben Randle will see a majority of the targets from Eli Manning on Monday night. Beckham has no fantasy value in redraft leagues at the moment.
Odell Beckham Jr. - WRPosted 9/22/14 9:17am ET
Updating a previous report, New York Giants WR Odell Beckham Jr. (hamstring) appears to be making some progress. Last week at practice he was standing around and doing nothing while the team practiced. He still did not practice Friday, Sept. 5, but was seen running, jogging, high-stepping, pseudo-sprinting and route running while also catching passes.
Huddle Up: Beckham isn't on the fantasy radar in re-draft leagues right now. He's missed too much time this summer and the Giants offense is struggling. Expect Beckham to make his biggest impact as a rookie on special teams returning kicks.
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Kevin Hart scored his first collegiate goal on November 11, 2011 as the Friars defeated Alabama-Huntsville, 3-0.
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The Providence College men's hockey (5-3-1, 4-2-0 HE) team defeated the University of Alabama-Huntsville (0-10-1) in a non-conference game Friday night at Schneider Arena. Friar senior goaltender Alex Beaudry (Cumberland, Ont.) recorded his first shutout of the season in the 3-0 win.
The lone goal of the first period was scored during a 5-on-3 power play. Sophomore Kevin Hart (Cumberland, Maine) gave PC the lead at 14:44 with a shot from the faceoff circle that sailed over the shoulder of Chargers goaltender Clarke Saunders. Red-shirt freshman Damian Cross (Nepean, Ont.) and junior Myles Harvey (Orlando, Fla.) tallied assists on Hart's first collegiate goal.
Just 1:45 into the second period, freshman Drew Brown (Grass Lake, Mich.) gave the Friars a two-goal lead on a shot that rattled off the post and beat Saunders. Brown's linemates, sophomore Derek Army (North Kingstown, R.I.) and junior Chris Rooney (Canton, Mass.) registered assists after a rush up the ice that started the play.
The Friars' recent success on the power play continued as junior Tim Schaller (Merrimack, N.H.) scored late in the third period on the man advantage. The goal was result of a sequence of pin-point passes by freshman Ross Mauermann (Janesville, Wis.) and Matt Bergland (Faribault, Minn.). The Friars went 2-for-4 on the power play and have eight power-play goals in the last four games.
The Friars outshot the Chargers 48-21, with the Friars generating 19 of those shots in the first period. Beaudry stopped all 21 shots, recording the second shutout of his career. Beaudry's only other collegiate shutout came on November 5, 2010 in a 2-0 win against Merrimack. Saunders made 45 saves.
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Sergeant Simon Paget, of Cromwell, said that during the past month, police had dealt with a high number of domestic incidents, ranging from minor to extremely serious, with the common theme being alcohol "or rather, people's inability to handle its effects".
"In other cases, it seems underlying issues have simmered until things have reached boiling point.
"One thing I would like to impress on people is to get help early. Don't wait till things spiral out of control."
Sergeant Derek Ealson, of Alexandra, said police there had also dealt with several cases of domestic abuse.
Mr Paget said he was also "hugely disappointed" after police had to deal with several alcohol-related incidents of disorder and violence in, and around, licensed premises at the weekend.
A 31-year-old Tarras man was arrested for alleged assault after an unprovoked attack on another man; a 28-year-old man was arrested after he refused to leave The Brew House because of his intoxication and charges were likely to be laid after a female was assaulted with a glass after a fight broke out between two women.
"Those involved in these incidents will be subject to bans of up to two years and will lose the privilege of socialising in Cromwell's bars and hotels."
Licensees and police were concerned the message did not seem to be getting through to people that this type of behaviour would not be tolerated, he said.
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The University of Minnesota has promoted associate athletic director and director of football operations Dan O'Brien.
O'Brien was named senior associate athletics director overseeing the Gopher football program and athletics facilities. The university announced his promotion Monday.
Minnesota director of athletics Norwood Teague says O'Brien's work with the Gopher football program "speaks for itself."
O'Brien is moving into the slot vacated by David Benedict, who left for Auburn.
O'Brien came to the Gophers in 2008 after six years as AD at Hamline and four years in the same role at Concordia University. He was a member of the TCF Bank Stadium design team.
Minnesota director of player personnel Adam Clark will take over as director of football operations.
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December 4, 2012 by MartinB. | 8:48 pm
Product Blog: Yellowood – Blue z30
December 4, 2012 by MartinB. | 8:46 pm
Yellowood in blue? Jap, thats true!
A nice new Yellowood Z3 blank board – finest wood from Portugal!
Check that bitch out:
What should I tell you about Yellowood? The products are overall great and the craftmanship is 100% professional & good. Even if you choose one of the "cheaper" blank boards you get 100% Yellowood like on the graphic decks. So choose what you want, you will be satisfied! Its the same with the trucks, ramps and wheels. In the past I´ve got Y-Trucks, the Ybridge, Yellowood decks & YWheels and there wasn´t any problem on one of the items. Just browse threw the fingerboardTV archiv over here: Click! and check out some things about Yellowood.
Check out the Y video interview: Click! and read some Y words over here: Click!
Go and check out Yellowood on facebook: Click!
Go and buy something at the Yellowood webstore: Click!
Big big big big THX again for all the support!
All images are hosted on our flickr: Click!
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December 4, 2012 by MartinB. | 7:32 am
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December 4, 2012 by MartinB. | 7:24 am
Tonight we got some clean & good fingerboarding featuring some horrible music! ;-)