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I have been so bad about accepting awards lately, but it isn't because I don't appreciate the thoughtful gesture that comes with them. I am honored to be nominated by such lovely people, many I wish I could invite over for tea and get to know better. So today I am going to group the most recent awards into one post. Of course you know I always change the rules, and today will be no exception.
Wonderful Team Member Readership Award
Thank you to Creative Pixie, who nominated me for the Wonderful Team Member Readership Award.
While I don't normally nominate others when accepting awards I would like to thank the wonderful readers of my blog. Not all are bloggers but each and every one of you mean the world to me. I would like to suggest you check out my Blogroll page where I have not only listed the blogs I follow but have included a description of what you can expect to find when you visit.
Every one of you who visits Living Simply Free consider your self nominated for the Wonderful Team Member Readership award and feel free to grab the button and nominate your favorite blogs, or instead leave me a comment with a couple of your favorite blogs I may not have found. You may find both yourself and one of your favorite blogs spotlighted on an upcoming Friday Fave.
The Sunshine Award
I was nominated on the same day by Wendy at Quarter Acre Lifestyle and OAwritingspoemspaintings for the Sunshine award. Thank you both so much!
This award asks that I list 10 things about myself. I fear there isn't much you don't already know about me so I will list 10 things about today instead.
- My granddaughter spent the night last night.I thought it might be fun to cook some pumpkin. My plan was to make puree and freeze it for winter. 'Her idea was to make chocolate pumpkin pudding. Guess what I had for a late morning snack? :-)
- I remarked it was cold enough to snow, short time later I was informed it was snowing. At least it's not sticking this time.
- I now have several painted rocks sitting in my house drying because it was too cold to play outdoors.
- I was woken early this morning by hearing "Grandma, I love you, can we wake up"
- Little ones love to count. After two pumpkins were cleaned I was asked to help count the seeds. By the time I got to 500 she lost interest, but was happy to report we would have lots more pumpkins to cook next year.
- I thought the days of sharing my food and drink ended when my boys moved out, but each time I filled a glass of water it mysteriously disappeared. When I asked if she would like her own glass she informed me that "No we share because we love each other". I just kept refilling my glass.
- Did you know playing cards can be money? Well they can and they bought me a cup of hot chocolate this morning to go with breakfast.
- Tic -tac-Toe can be fun even when you lose.
- Teaching a 5-year-old to play solitaire can be quite hilarious
- A coloring book which is too close to the scissors can make quite a mess. :-)
Now for nominating other bloggers, Sorry I can't possibly narrow it down to just a few I admire. Please visit my Blogroll page where you can find a description of each blog name to find exactly what would make your heart sing.
One Lovely Blog Award
Lena from the Snazzy Turtle, early in July nominated me for the One Lovely Blog Award.Thank you, Lena sorry it has taken me so long to get to this.
This award asks that I list 7 random things about myself. Again, I think you know way too much about me already, :-) but I will give this a try.
- The only thing I seem to miss about not having an oven is the ability to make pumpkin rolls.
- I sadly pulled out the winter scarves and gloves yesterday. It just doesn't feel right to need to bundle up yet.
- I refuse to pull out all the winter bedding, It's not time yet!!
- Planning a trip next week to visit my son and take all the furniture I have restored for them. Little one will finally get her vanity set.
- I found a new favorite tea, it's a Maple herbal tea suggested to me by the local maple syrup provider. The smell alone makes me hungry.
- Did you know a boy with paint can make a bigger mess than a girl? By the time the two little ones had painted a couple of rocks my grandson had paint all over his hands, under his nails and up his arms, and yes I gave him a paint brush. :-)
- Have I mentioned before I hate being COLD!
Most Influential Blogger
Finally, this morning I found Pat from Plan Talk and Ordinary Wisdom nominated me for the Most Influential Blogger. It is hard to thank someone properly in words but thank you, Pat. I was honored by the kind words you shared about me and the blog.
This award comes with a few rules as well which include a list of 10 questions I need to answer. Here it goes:
1. What makes you happiest?
Sunshine and a child's laughter
2. Do you love the Oceans or Mountains more?
That's a hard one. I love to be near water, but I am spoiled having grown up along the Great Lakes which is fresh water. I don't like the salt water nearly as much. All I need is a small lake or stream to be happy so I would have to say I love the mountains more.
3. What has been a special moment in 2013?
Seriously? This one is really hard as so many wonderful things have happened this year. I would have to say watching my grandchildren tend to their own garden and the wonder they showed watching their plants grow.
4. What's your favorite quote?
"And I don't understand why some people have more than others. People should share what they have. Greed is going to destroy everybody. Derrek Fowell, Australian writer
I may not have a lot in comparison to others, but I have more than some and I like to live in a community that shares what they have whether it's knowledge or tools. When you find that you know you have the best life has to offer.
5. Do you like yourself?
If you had asked me this question when I was younger I would have said no, isn't that sad. it took getting older to accept and love the person I am, but yes I do like myself today.
6. Do you stay up till midnight on New Year?
New Year's is just another day for me, although it is usually quiet. Christmas my house is full of family then my birthday is a few days later, by New Years, everyone has left and I have solitude for a short while. While the day doesn't hold much meaning for me, I do stay up usually past midnight, just as I do every other night of the year, but no I gave up watching the ball drop years ago. It's getting up early that I don't do well with.
7. Something you wish could be done ASAP?
This dresser I am working on. It is taking up so much space in my home that I really just want to see it finished and in its new home.
8. What was your favorite class when still at school?
High school or college? In high school I didn't have a favorite class beyond my Cosmetology class, but I learned the most valuable lesson from my history teacher when he pointed out to the class the bias in the textbooks. In college, I took a required writing class and so enjoyed the professor I took a literature class from him as an elective. I loved that class more than any other I took in my university years.
9. What musical instrument have you tried to play?
This was a touchy one for me. I wanted to play an instrument when I was young. I dreamed of playing guitar, I was told only boys played the guitar, then I wanted to play the piano, but was told my hand span was too small. When I heard drums I was in heaven. To make music while at the same time banging away to relieve stress, what could be better. But the horror I saw when I announced I wanted to play the drums told me it would never happen. If I remember correctly the words not lady-like were thrown about in reply.
Just this year I was given an old guitar to turn into art, it still had the strings on it and I began to strum, I have no idea how to play chords, but the feeling I got from just testing it out was sublime. I am now considering buying a guitar. I'd like to find an old, well-used one.
10. Anything you had wished to have learned earlier?
A LOT!! But if I could only pick one, it would be to ignore what others thought of me. I tried so hard to fit into a mold to be accepted by those I loved yet even trying to hide parts of my personality they didn't like didn't earn me the acceptance I had craved.
Again, I can't possibly narrow down my favorite bloggers to fit into a list. if you would like to see who I follow you can find a list on my blogroll page, If you have the time I would love for you to leave a link or two in the comment section of your favorite blogs.
If you nominated me for an award and I missed accepting the nomination, I am truly sorry. I tried to bookmark posts which I intended to come back to but lost them this summer when my computer crashed.
Thank you so much, I am very honored to be given these awards by each of you. To know you enjoy what I put out there for all to read means the world to me.
Now it's your turn, leave me a comment and tell me who you admire.


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Stevenson Library has been proud to display "Lock Haven State Teacher's College in World War II", an exhibit depicting the impact of World War II on Lock Haven and Lock Haven University. The exhibit highlights the contributions made by Lock Haven State Teacher's College to the war effort as well as the surrounding community. This exhibit was displayed in conjunction with the re-dedication of the Helen Burgess Terrill Archive Treasury Room. Mrs. Burgess Terrill's husband, Colonel Robert S. Terrill USAF, retired, was a student at Lock Haven State Teacher's College before he went on to serve in World War II.
The exhibit includes artifacts borrowed from the Heisey Museum, The Clinton County Veteran's Affairs Office, The Piper Aviation Museum, Downtown Lock Haven Incorporated, Woolrich, and Girton Dietz, who manages the World War II Memorial in Lock Haven. These artifacts include uniforms, weapons, newspaper articles, and helmets and tools used by soldiers during the war. The exhibit spotlights contributions made by several area companies to the war effort, such as Piper Aircraft Corporation, who made planes used for training and medical purposes, and Woolrich Woolen Mills, who made socks and blankets used by soldiers. Lock Haven State Teacher's College contributed significantly to the war effort, many young men were called into service for their country, most notably the "Fighting Forty" in 1943. Other students were left behind to work in the local Sylvania factory, making vacuum tubes in addition to their normal course load. Lock Haven State Teacher's College also added a Cadet Nurse's Training Program, as well as housed a Naval Aviation Cadet Training program in cooperation with Piper Aircraft Coorperation.
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In 1993, there weren't many people talking about a new eco-industrial revolution, but that didn't stop Rick Fedrizzi, David Gotfried and Mike Italanio from founding the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) in April of that year.
Two decades later, the conversation has become so pervasive in the A&D community that it's hard to find someone who isn't plugged into the sustainability movement in one way or another. If you don't believe us, just ask one of the more than 181,000 professionals who currently hold LEED credentials, according to the USGBC.
Although the green building industry still has its share of growing pains to overcome (as the continuing debates over transparency and certification show), it appears to have reached something of a critical mass, thanks to the thousands of design practitioners, manufacturers and industry stakeholders that are committed to seeing a complete market transformation. Case in point: just 10 years ago, there were only 962 LEED projects registered with the USGBC, representing just 122 million square feet of space. Today, the United States alone boasts more than 46,000 registered or certified LEED projects, representing nearly 6.6 billion square feet.
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LACONIA — Asst. N.H. Attorney General Geoffrey Ward said yesterday the state would be seeking a second competency evaluation for a 20-year-old local man who is charged with strangling his roommate on June 10, 2013 while the two were living in a mental health support home on McGrath Street.
Kasey Riley, 20, appeared yesterday in the Belknap County Superior Court for a brief hearing regarding his bail. Wearing orange and shackled, Riley stood quietly. His lower right arm appears to have been freshly bandaged.
N.H. Public Defender Tracy Scarvelli said the interviews for a competency hearing ordered by Judge Jim Carroll are completed but she is still waiting for the report.
Ward said the prosecution will likely file a motion in Belknap County Supreme Court seeking a second evaluation, and Scarvelli told the court she would likely oppose it.
Both defense and prosecution agreed that Riley will continue to be held in Belknap County House of Corrections without bail.
Riley allegedly strangled Zachary March after the two had an argument around 2 a.m. about what Riley was watching on his telephone. Two other people in the unsupervised support home were there the night of the alleged homicide.
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Woman who writes the payroll checks in city Employee of the Year
LACONIA — Honored as "Employee of the Year" at the annual Christmas luncheon for city personnel and volunteers yesterday, Gail Denio, who administers the city's payroll from the Finance Department, admitted she is popular among her colleagues — "on Fridays."
Denio has lived in the city for the past 38 years and and worked at City Hall for the last 17. In presenting the award, City Manager Scott Myers said that "she has worn many hats," always with a professional demeanor and helpful and friendly manner.
She started in personnel then moved to finance, where she managed accounts payable before administering payroll.
"I appreciate the award," Denio, said. "It is especially nice that people thought enough of me to nominate me for it." She stressed that that she could not have earned it without the help and cooperation of her fellow employees. "I am very grateful for what they do to make my job easier," she said, explaining that she relied on members of other departments to provide her with the information she needs to cut the paychecks on time.
Apart from her job, Denio also serves on the Planning Board. The City Charter provides for the city manager to appoint one administrative official to the board. Denio is serving her second term and said she has enjoyed contributing to the life of the community.
More than two dozen employees who have served the city for five years or more were also recognized for their length of service, topped by Director of Public Works Paul Moynihan, who has been with the city for 35 years. Captain Bill Clary and Lori Marsh of the Police Department celebrated a quarter of a century of service and Robin Moyer of the Police Department and Joan Bernett of the Water Department two decades of service.
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Meadowbrook outlines another round of improvements
GILFORD — Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion at Meadowbrook is planning a multimillion-dollar expansion program to add facilities and increase the capacity of the outdoor music venue.
Meadowbrook President R.J. Harding and land survey engineer Steven Smith outlined the key points of the project at the Planning Board meeting Monday evening. Meadowbrook expects to present a formal site plan application in January, Smith said.
As envisioned, the three-phase project will include improvements to parking areas, new concessions and amenities, improvements to the backstage area, as well as the addition of about 450 parking spaces. Harding said that once completed, Meadowbrook will have a capacity of 9,500 to 10,000 concertgoers. Currently the venue can accommodate 8,300 people. Harding estimated the cost of the entire project at about $5 million.
Smith said that Meadowbrook hopes to start work on Phase 1 of the project in the spring. That phase will involve improvements to the backstage area, where trucks load and unload equipment for the various performances. Dressing rooms for performers will also be constructed. In addition there will be expansion to the concession area and construction of a building for use by the Police Department and other public safety personnel.
Smith said Meadowbrook hopes to complete work on the first phase before the 2014 concert season starts in late spring. Work on others phases should take place after the concert season ends in the fall, with the balance of the work scheduled for the spring of 2015.
The second phase will involve regrading lawn parking areas. While Phase 3 will consist of building a two-story building that will include a VIP lounge. It also calls for improvements to the VIP lawn parking areas.
In addition to Planning Board approval, Smith said Meadowbrook will also need to apply for state permits.
Meadowbrook opened in 1996 with a temporary stage and room for about 4,500 concertgoers. The venue's permanent stage and covered pavilion were constructed in 2002 and added on to last year.
Over the years it has hosted concerts by a variety of popular music performers. It has also staged concerts by the Boston Pops Orchestra, as well as a live broadcast of Garrison Keillor's "A Prairie Home Companion" on National Public Radio.
NOTES: The Planning Board voted to place six proposed zoning amendments on next March's local election ballot. One proposed change would require a 25-foot buffer along wetlands where virtually all construction and excavation would be prohibited. Two amendments seek to change the buildable area requirements regulations for excavation in steep terrain of new and existing lots. Another would amend the frontage requirements for certain lots. One amendment would rezone about 35 acres on the north side of Lake Shore Road — or Route 11 — from industrial to commercial. The land involved includes the Walmart Plaza and from there east to Lily Pond Road. An amendment to change the definition of a street will be scheduled for a second public hearing.
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GILFORD — The Zoning Board of Adjustment (ZBA) and Planning Board, meeting jointly last night, decided to continue consideration of a proposal to erect a cell tower at the foot of David Lewis Road that has aroused the ire of several nearby property owners.
According to federal law, the ZBA has another 150 days to grant the special exception the project requires. To grant a special exception the ZBA must find, among other things, that the cell tower will not have a detrimental impact or pose a nuisance to the neighborhood.
John Morgenstern, chairman of the Planning Board, said that the board was treating the meeting as an informational opportunity in advance of holding its first public hearing on the proposal in January.
New Cingular Wireless PCS, doing business as AT&T, and American Tower Corporation, LLC, the construction manager, have applied to erect a 100-foot monopole tower with 12 antennas on the southeast corner of a 148-acre tract owned by the Traditional Catholics of New Hampshire, most of which is a farm worked by Armand and Ernie Bolduc, who raise buffalo and tap maples on the property.
The tower would be topped by a beacon specified by the Federal Aviation Administration to alert aircraft The site would include an equipment shelter, 12-feet by 20-feet, and emergency diesel generator within a 50-square compound surrounded by chain link fence six-feet high and topped with barbed wire. A 12-foot driveway leading from the southwest corner of David Lewis Road would provide access to the tower.
The tower would stand 100 feet from the property line of two adjoining lots, one a house lot at 38 David Lewis Road owned by Kevin Lacasse and the other a vacant 5.27-acre parcel reached from Stark Street owned by Roger Baron. Although the tower would not be as close to the home of Charles and Winifred Hughes at 48 David Lewis Road, the slope of the land would make it very visible from much of their property. Moreover, to reach the tower a 12-foot wide road would be built within a 50-foot right-of-way from David Lewis Road adjacent to their property line.
Will Dodge, an attorney representing AT&T, explained that the tower is intended to expand voice and data coverage in the immediate area by reducing the extent of zones where coverage is frequently intermittent or altogether lacking. He claimed that set in a wooded area the tower would be visible from only a few locations and would not be seen from public roads. Radio frequency emissions, Dodge said, would be "well, well below" the recommended threshold to ensure public safety.
Neither Baron nor Lacasse were persuaded. Calling the tower "very offensive," Baron said "there is no doubt in my mind that it will devalue my property." He told the boards that an appraiser could not measure the precise impact because she could not find comparable circumstances where a cell tower was erected so close to a residential neighborhood. Baron also presented photographs of cell towers that caught fire, asking how the Gilford Fire-Rescue Department would deal with a 100-foot tower ablaze.
Lacasse said that the tower would reach at least 30 feet above the tree line, dismissing claims that the trees would screen the structure from view. Apart from occasional noise when it was running, the generator he said would emit exhaust fumes on to his property. He also expected that the tower would become a target for vandalism and attract "all kinds of riff-raff." He urged the board to "come to the defense of the little people in Gilford" by rejecting the proposal and "have them look for another location."
Steve Nix, acting as chairman of the ZBA, sought clarification of the relationship between local land use ordinances and the federal telecommunications law, which stipulates that zoning ordinances cannot be used to prohibit telecommunication service. Dodge said that AT&T has equipment on other towers in the area, but cannot provide the coverage it needs without the proposed tower. He said that the federal law provides that each provider of cellular service is entitled to fill in the gaps in its coverage, not simply to ensure that competing providers together provide adequate service to a given area.
The ZBA will return to the proposal when it meets in January.
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In 1973 under the leadership of Governor Nelson Rockefeller, New York State passed the toughest drug laws in the nation. Since their enactment these laws have been considered the answer when it comes to solving the drug epidemic and capturing drug kingpins. Approaching their 30th year anniversary, neither ambition has been fulfilled. New York's gulags are bursting at their seams with over 19,000 low-level drug offenders, and drugs are more available then ever. Furthermore, studies have shown that treatment is much more effective than incarceration in halting drug abuse and reducing recidivism. If the Rockefeller Drug Laws have proven not to be effective, you might ask, why do they still exist? In reality the harsh sentencing guidelines, with their mandatory minimums, have fueled the prison industrial complex, in the process creating economic development in mostly depressed rural upstate communities. Thirty-eight prisons have been built since 1982 at a cost of over a billion dollars annually to operate in Republican senate districts. This explains in large part why these laws are still in effect.
I know first hand of the draconian nature the Rockefeller Drug Laws. I was a first time non-violent offender who was sentenced to 15-years-to-life for passing an envelope containing four and one-half ounces of cocaine to an undercover officer in New York's Westchester County in 1984. An individual I met in my bowling league set me up in a sting operation, when he offered me $500 to deliver a package. My one mistake cost me 12 years of my life.
While in prison I discovered my talent as an artist and in 1988 I painted a self-portrait titled "15 Years to Life"; in 1994 it was displayed at the Whitney Museum of Art, which led to media exposure of my case. Two years later, Governor George Pataki granted me clemency.
When the system released me from Sing-Sing I began speaking out against the laws that had imprisoned me. It was then that I met Randy Credico, who directs the William Moses Kunstler Fund for Racial Justice [ http://www.kunstler.org/]. He wanted to know what his organization could do to fight the drug war in New York. We came up with the idea of organizing family members of those imprisoned under the Rockefeller Drug Laws in a manner modeled after the Argentina mothers of the disappeared - mothers and grandmothers who regularly took to the streets, protesting against the government's "Dirty War" torture, murder and disappearance of accused left-wingers.
On May 8th 1997, the NY "Mothers of the Disappeared" staged their first rally at Rockefeller Center in NYC. About two dozen family members held signs with photos of their love ones who had disappeared because of New York's drug laws.
This simple but dramatic gesture led to amazing media coverage. We knew at that point we had given birth to a movement that was able to reach out to citizens because it put a human face on the war on drugs. The event became a weekly affair and eventually expanded to different cities in New York State. Numerous advocates have joined our ranks. They include celebrities like comic actor and TV host Charles Grodin, religious leaders such as Cardinal O 'Connor, and former politicians.
With a small group of about 25 dedicated individuals, in five years we managed to shift public opinion and changed the face of the drug war in New York State. Once this occurred many elected officials spoke out, putting aside their fears of political death that had been traditionally associated with drug reform. Finally in 2001, Governor Pataki along with the Assembly and Senate, called for reform of the Rockefeller Drug Laws. Both houses submitted bills with their own version of what changes should be made. This triggered an on-going battle that ended the legislative session in a deadlock.
This pushed us even more to fight for change. Since an election year for the governor approached, we decided to use the NY Mothers of the Disappeared to respond to the fact that many non-violent drug offenders sat in prison rotting away while politicians wallowed in debate. An ad campaign was developed that targeted Hispanic and black voters - a bloc Pataki seeks to placate. These stinging ads portrayed the governor as the main reason why 94% of drug offenders in New York's prisons were black and Latino. The governor's popularity among this population suddenly plummeted, forcing him to seek a way to stop our protests. For this mission the governor sent Chauncy Parker, his newly appointed Director of Criminal Justice, to meet with us.
Parker pitched the Governor's proposed bill to change the Rockefeller Drug Laws, detailing the formal aspects of the law. For the most part the audience of about 20 family members listened, but did not really understand the complicated terminology. After a while, an elderly Hispanic women who was in very poor health interrupted him. She asked Parker how the governor's bill would help her imprisoned son of 15 years to come home.
Chauncy stopped dead in his sentence and responded. He said if the assembly would pass the governor's bill her son would be eligible for immediate release. The women smiled and tears of joy ran down her face. Another black woman asked the same question. "Immediate release" was his answer and with a pause, he added: " If the governor's bill is passed." Everyone in the room was full of happiness with the hope that the Rockefeller Drug Laws would be repealed.
The meeting left us all with the idea that all the hard work we have been doing for years had finally paid off. There was only a month left in the year's legislative session. Hope was dwindling fast as both sides could not come to an agreement. On June 12, 2002, the NY Mothers of the Disappeared were invited to a meeting with Pataki. The night before, the Governor had pushed through the Senate an additional bill that would affect only Class A-1 felons. This would allow about two hundred prisoners to be eligible for immediate release if the Assembly passed the bill. Not surprisingly, most of those incarcerated who would be eligible were family members of the NY Mothers of the Disappeared.
A dilemma of moral proportions arose. Would we take the proffered carrot by the string and support the governor freeing our love ones, even though all of his legislation fell far short of true reform? We listened as Governor Pataki blamed the Assembly for not cooperating with him. The meeting lasted for over an hour. When we left, we were part of a press conference in which New York Assembly leader Sheldon Silver blamed the governor for not cooperating with the Assembly. We listened as our dreams of changing the Rockefeller Drug Laws began to fade away. The 2002 legislative session ended with no resolution, leaving us in anguish for being so close, yet so far in reforming the Rockefeller Drug Laws.
We held another meeting on July 29th with Chauncy Parker. We found out that serious negotiations were still being held and that the possibility of reform existed in a special session of the legislature if they could come to some kind of agreement. Our message to Governor Pataki, the Senate and Assembly is a simple one. We will not take a position and support any pending legislation. All we can say is please put aside the political rhetoric of crime and politics and realize that there is a human element involved. Then maybe we all can walk hand in hand on common ground to change the Rockefeller Drug Laws.
You can learn more about Anthony Papa's experience in the war on drugs, and discover his art at www.15yearstolife.com.
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Tonal adjustment consist of non-invasive, tiny modifications to the position of the sound-post and the bridge.
Rarely it may involve making a new bridge or a new soundpost, or re-surfacing the fingerboard, adjusting the length of the tailgut and such. If you feel that your instrument is out of balance, if certain strings or only certain notes sound duller than the rest, if you feel the sound has become too dry, to loud, too sharp or acquired whatever other undesirable quality – for your way of playing – it may well be a good time for a tonal adjustment.
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Emergence of Mild Cognitive Impairment in Late Middle-Aged Adults in the Wisconsin Registry for Alzheimer's PreventionKoscik R.L. · La Rue A. · Jonaitis E.M. · Okonkwo O.C. · Johnson S.C. · Bendlin B.B. · Hermann B.P. · Sager M.A.
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Aim: It is difficult to reliably detect the earliest signs of Alzheimer's disease (AD)-associated cognitive impairment. Our aim was to compare 3 psychometric methods of identifying amnestic mild cognitive impairment (aMCI) in a middle-aged longitudinal cohort enriched for AD risk. Methods: Wisconsin Registry for Alzheimer's Prevention (WRAP) participants with 3 waves of cognitive assessment over approximately 6 years were coded as meeting each of 3 psychometric aMCI definitions: (a) 'aMCI standard-baseline' used published norms to establish cutoffs for baseline performance; (b) 'aMCI robust-baseline' applied WRAP-specific robust norms to baseline, and (c) 'aMCI robust-multiwave' applied these robust norms across 3 waves of assessment. Each group was compared to a cognitively healthy subset. Results: Half the aMCI standard-baseline and one third of the aMCI robust-baseline group reverted to normal ranges at follow-up. Only the aMCI robust-multiwave method had an aMCI × age interaction showing significantly worse age-related memory declines in the aMCI group compared to the cognitively healthy group over 6 years of follow-up. Conclusion: Both cross-sectional methods showed instability over time, with many reverting to normal performance after baseline. The multiwave approach identified a group who showed progressive memory declines over 3 visits. Being able to detect progressive decline in late middle age is a critical step in improving prevention efforts. © 2014 S. Karger AG, Basel
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It appears there will be a Comic Con panel featuring the games producer, Ryota Niitsuma.According to the panel description you can expet to hearsome "fantastic news" about the game. The panel takes place on Saturday morning at 11 AM and here's the description: "Fighting fans! Come to this panel to hear the fantastic news about this legendary fighting game franchise straight from producer Ryota Niitsuma. Get an exclusive behind-the-scenes peek as well as a chance to come onstage to showcase your fighting skills against each other for fantastic prizes."
So, what can we expedct from this panel? New downloadable content? A new version of the game perhaps? I know some fighting fans would certainly like to see Marvel vs. Capcom 3 in its original 2D glory from the days of Marvel vs. Capcom 2.
The panel will conclude with a Q&A session for fans tolearn more about the infamous fighter. If you're headed to Comic Con next week, here's a the full schedule to take plan your days accordingly.
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Totally Not Funny Preview of Deadpool vs. Carnage
- Written by Jude Terror on Friday, January 03 2014 and posted in News with Benefits
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Jude Terror has finally lost it. He doesn't have any more jokes. He's run out of steam, and has absolutely nothing funny to say about a preview of Deadpool vs. Carnage, a new series coming out this April from Cullen Bunn and Salva Espin. These are not things anyone will be saying after reading this article, because they're definitely not true.
The fact is, I've got plenty of jokes to make about Deadpool vs. Carnage. I'm simply choosing not to. Oh, I'm sure you would all laugh and laugh and laugh if you read the great jokes I've come up with for this one, but the fact is, I've decided to play this one completely straight, and tell you about how the series will show Deadpool and Carnage facing off in a battle for the ages instead.
"In this series, Carnage is embarking on a wild, random killing spree. The authorities can't predict his next move, so they can't track him. But Deadpool discovers that he's able to foresee what Carnage is going to do next," said Bunn in an interview on Marvel.com. That's right a real interview, not made up quotes about Joe Quesada fucking a donkey. No jokes here whatsoever. "They're on similar wavelengths of crazy. In a sense, Deadpool is the only person capable of taking Carnage down."
Once again, I just want to be sure that readers understand I could have been funny during this article, if I had wanted to. I mean, it's not like it's just been a really slow couple of weeks with the holidays and I'm desperate to write something, but there's just nothing funny happening. You might be tempted to believe that I sat around all day yesterday, trying to come up with something funny to say about this, failed, and said fuck it, I'll just babble about that for a few paragraphs and call it a day. It's a Friday after a mid-week holiday, and I don't really need to get back into the swing of things until next week.
That's not what happened. There are several totally hilarious angles from which I could approach this. But I'm not. Okay?
Look for this limited series from Marvel in April.
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Chaos Unleashed in DEADPOOL VS. CARNAGE #1!
This April, the Marvel Universe's two craziest psychos go toe-to-toe in bombastic DEADPOOL VS. CARNAGE #1 – from blockbuster writer Cullen Bunn and red-hot artist Salva Espin! And you better believe it's gonna be bloody!
Carnage is on the warpath – moving across country, butchering as he goes! The authorities are powerless to stop the symbiote suited psycho's random killing spree! And they have no idea where the blood soaked murderer will end up next!
So…how do you stop a madman? You bring in another madman!
"Cullen has been delivering some awesome Deadpool action with Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe, …Killustrated, …Kills Deadpool, and now Night of the Living Deadpool, we knew he was just the man to give us the ultimate showdown of Marvel psychos, says Editor Jordan D. White. "And I would be hard-pressed to find an artist who loves drawing 'Pool more than Salva does! He brings so much joy and energy to every page. We knew these boys were good at depicting lowercase 'c' carnage…but wait till you see them tackle capital 'C' Carnage!"
"This is definitely a tale of hot pursuit, so we see Deadpool and Carnage squaring off against each other in a variety of locales," said writer Cullen Bunn, in an interview with Marvel.com. "They're on similar wavelengths of crazy. In a sense, Deadpool is the only person capable of taking Carnage down."
That's right – two red-suited maniacs for the price of one! After all, it takes one to know one, right? Don't miss the blood-soaked chaos this April as the Merc with a Mouth sets his sights on the Serial Killer with a Symbiote when DEADPOOL VS. CARNAGE #1 hits stores and digital devices this April!
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We all know the all too familiar term "trap game." For some odd reason these "Seminole traps" have coincidentally always fallen on a Thursday night. Every Florida State fan shares the same uneasy feeling about playing on a Thursday. It could be that it just isn't orthodox, or that we always have to play on the road since our university won't allow us to host a Thursday night game, or it could be because we believe in some curse that looms over the program for these mid-week games.
I don't believe in curses or magic so the reason I hate these games is simply because they never seem to end well for the Noles. Pick your poison of Thursday night heartbreaks: 1995 in our first ACC loss against Virginia, 2010 or 2012 against NC State or 2002 against Louisville in the pouring rain! Florida State was favored in all four of these losses.
Bobby Petrino will lead the 25th ranked Cardinals into Papa John's stadium with aspirations of repeating the result from the 2002 upset of Bobby Bowden's Seminoles. Petrino, an offensive guru, finally has his offense back at full strength with the return of star wide-out DeVante Parker, running back Michael Dyer, and starting quarterback Will Gardner.
Fisher claims Parker is a future 1st rounder and he strengthened the coach's statements with 9 catches for 132 yards in his season debut last weekend against NC State. Dyer is best known for his phenomenal performance as an Auburn Tiger (transferred to Arkansas State then Louisville) against Oregon in the national title game in 2011. Dyer also seemed to hit his stride just in time for the biggest game of the year, rushing for 173 yards versus NC State.
The Cardinals defense has been tremendous against the run this season, an area FSU has struggled with offensively. A storyline to watch will be how Jimbo Fisher attacks this defense. He could come out guns blazing and spread the field against a less talented Louisville secondary. I'm hoping Fisher puts the ball in the hands of Jameis Winston and let him silence the crowd with his right arm.
Florida State will have to endure the initial surge from the hometown Cardinals, who are almost guaranteed to play over their head in an attempt to knock off the champs. I think they'll take some blows in the early stages of the game, as the Cardinals will be throwing everything they have at the undefeated Noles. Playing turnover free football will be important for the Seminoles to keep the crowd out of the game and avoid the Thursday trap.
CJ Rooks (@cjrooks0415)
Rooks Report Week 9 (10/24/14)
Happy football weekend to everyone and thank you for reading another edition of the Rooks Report.
Last week was the first losing week of the year. To recap I went 3-6 and my only wins were Alabama, Jaguars and Vikings. My losses were Wake Forest, Tulsa, Arkansas, Rutgers, Washington and the Giants. I knew I was going to cool down at some point, but another week brings another opportunity. Some of you have wondered how I choose my games. I have a method that focuses specifically on line movement and I don't think every game is good to bet on. If you want to be successful betting on sports think about quality of quantity. As always best of luck to everyone this weekend and any feedback you would like to give is always welcomed.
Record on the Year: 33-17 ATS
Ohio State Buckeyes @ Penn State Nittany Lions +14.5: Lets start this week with a team that nobody thinks stands a chance, but Penn State fans and me. I like the Nittany Lions in this position. They come into this game having lost two straight and now face an Ohio State team that has won four in a row and scored at least 50 points in those victories. I like Penn State because of their head coach James Franklin. Franklin made a name for himself having his team prepared in the underdog role and he did that in the SEC. I am not calling for the upset, but I like Penn State to keep it close. I still am a believer in Christian Hackenberg. If his offensive line gives him time he has the skills to pick apart this weak Ohio State secondary. This line will only continue to climb. Grab Penn State on Saturday +14.5
USC Trojans @ Utah Utes Pick Em: Yes, I know Cody Kessler just threw 7 touchdown passes last week against Colorado, but that won't continue this week. Utah is not getting the best quarterback play either, but I like this team because of their defense. The only difficult defense USC has played was Stanford. Yes, they won, but only because Stanford imploded in the red zone. This Utah defense is for real and now they are coming home to their fans and that place will be rocking. I like the Utes. If you look closely at the line movement you will find something interesting too. According to one site the line opened USC favored 1.5, but it has since dropped down to a pick-em. The public and majority of bets are on USC because of their name and the big performance last week. I will go opposite and take Utah.
Arizona State Sun Devils @ Washington Huskies +3.5: Here is another case of what have you done for me lately. Arizona State just blew out a decent Stanford team last week while the Huskies got whooped up in Oregon. On top of that Arizona State is going to get their starting quarterback back in Taylor Kelly. Why do I like Washington? It is the same reason as last week and the same reason I like Penn State this week. The home team is an underdog and the head coach is a genius in the underdog role. On top of that this Washington defense is very good and after that bleak showing last week I expect them to be ready to play. This line opened at 3.5 and has not moved with all the attention on the Sun Devils. I say go with Washington and grab the 3 with the hook before it drops.
Texas Longhorns +10 @ Kansas State Wildcats: I almost didn't add this game, but I think Charlie Strong will get one big win for himself this year and he is running out of chances. Don't be fooled by the close game against Iowa State last weekend. This Longhorn team was riding high after almost defeating Oklahoma. This line also tells a story too. Texas was a 2 touchdown dog against Baylor and Oklahoma and now goes on the road and is only getting 10 points. I think Vegas is screaming for you to take Kansas State after that huge upset win over the Sooners. Its tough to bet against Kansas State and the wizard Bill Snyder, but I like Charlie Strong and his Texas team to at least keep it close. Watch this line movement, you may want to grab Texas now before it drops again. Longhorns for the cover!
Alabama Crimson Tide @ Tennessee Volunteers +17.5: Well this game sure has set up nicely for Vegas. They knew after Alabama's performance last weekend they could put any number they wanted to on the board and the Crimson Tide were going to get money. The line opened at 14.5 and has climbed to as high as 17.5 in some places. Volunteers head coach Butch Jones said that Justin Worley may not play, but if you read other reports apparently he is playing coy and there is no doubt Worley will suit up. I think Butch Jones has had this game circled ever since Lane Kiffin was named offensive coordinator for Alabama. This is Tennessee's super bowl. They have had a demoralizing year and they need a confidence pick me up if they want to become bowl eligible this season. The youth of the Volunteers scares me, but I think they will be able to pass the ball on this young Alabama secondary. Once again I am getting sucked into a good head coach in an underdog role, Butch Jones. Grab the points here, but don't watch this game unless you have the stomach for it. It is either going to be close or an Alabama blowout in the first quarter.
Chicago Bears +6 @ New England Patriots: Now onto the NFL. The Bears are not playing up to their potential and now they have a locker room feud. On top of that they get to go play a Patriot team that has been one of the hottest teams in the league after a loss to Kansas City. I think it is a perfect time for the Bears to rebound and get their season back on track. The Bears are loaded on offense and here we go again I like head coach Marc Trestman. He has got to get Jay Cutler to play better. We have seen glimpses of what this offense can be if it's run correctly. Every week Bears fans have to be losing their mind and thinking what could be if Jay Cutler played better. Trust me he will this weekend. The Patriots are happy right now just getting the wins. New England is trying to get their defense back on track after losing Jerod Mayo for the year and just made a trade to try and fill that hole. This Patriot team is good, but a touchdown favorite over a talented Bears team is too much. The line opened at 7 and had dropped to 5.5 before it climbed back up to 6. That is smart money on the Bears. Grab the 6 while you can and watch out on Sunday for a close game. Maybe even an upset.
Philadelphia Eagles @ Arizona Cardinals -2.5: Philadelphia will of course be the popular play. They have turned into the public darling because of their high-powered offense. However, this is the game where you will find out if Nick Foles is a legitimate NFL quarterback. This Arizona defense is for real and they play even better at home. The secondary will be the test for Nick Foles. They will press the Eagles wide receivers and I think get the better of them. Arizona is the team that nobody is talking about and they are sitting at 5-1. The Eagles just blew out the New York Giants and will be feeling even better about themselves after the buy week. I say roll with the Cardinals and grab the 2.5 before it gets to that key number of 3
Miami Dolphins @ Jacksonville Jaguars +6: I bounced back and forth on this game because I don't like to bet with emotion, but I think this line is way too high. The Jaguars were only a four-point dog last week against a talented Cleveland Browns team. Now all of a sudden the Dolphins are almost a touchdown favorite. I don't think so. This line opened at 5 and is only going to get higher unless sharp money comes in this weekend. The public loves the Dolphins after their win last week against Chicago and expects them to handle the Jaguars with ease. Not so fast. Blake Bortles will need to limit the turnovers this week, but I expect another close game for Jacksonville. Miami is not that good of a team to be favored almost a touchdown on the road. Grab the Jaguars and the points.
By: CJ Rooks (@CJRooks0415)
Happy football weekend to everyone and thank you for reading another edition of the Rooks Report.
I hope you had the chance to read the article last week because my picks finished with a 6-1 record! To recap the six wins were Duke, Purdue, Minnesota, Ole Miss, Oakland Raiders and the Jacksonville Jaguars. The only loss was the Auburn Tigers. I guess Mississippi State is for real this year. As always best of luck to everyone this weekend and any feedback you would like to give is always welcomed.
Record on the Year: 30-11 ATS
Syracuse Orangemen at Wake Forest Demon Deacons +6: I will start out this week with the least popular game in the ACC conference. Wake Forest is coming off a bye week and it could not have come at a better time. They were just crushed by a Florida State team, but now will come home facing a Syracuse team that is very injured and possibly overlooking the Demon Deacons. Wake Forest has not had much success this year on offense and that's because they are starting a true freshmen at quarterback. However because of injuries, Syracuse is also starting a true freshman under center and he will be going on the road for the first time. This line opened up at 3.5 and has gone as high as 6. That is a lot of points for a freshmen quarterback to cover on the road in his first start. Syracuse is feeling good after only losing to the Seminoles by 17. This line is all public steam and they think Syracuse will just walk all over Wake Forest. I say go with the home dog and grab the 6 points.
South Florida Bulls at Tulsa Golden Hurricanes +2: So another game completely off the radar, but I cannot ignore the fact that South Florida is favored on the road. Vegas odds makers knew what they were doing with this line. South Florida played well last weekend against a very good East Carolina team and should go into Tulsa and easily defeat a team with a five game losing streak. I say wrong. There is no way you can back South Florida as a road favorite, but that is what the public is doing. The Bulls are being backed by over 80% according to one site. Once again I will go the other way and I also think that Tulsa might even end their losing streak. Grab Tulsa and the 2 points
Texas A&M Aggies at Alabama Crimson Tide -13.5: Okay back to a matchup that really matters. The Aggies come into this game riding a two game losing streak and are finally showing the team we expected them to be. Alabama comes into this game after playing the previous two on the road and narrowly escaping an upstart Arkansas program. It seems like the Aggies are on my card every weekend. I am going with the Tide this Saturday to easily cover this number. Nick Saban is mad and now the media is telling everyone that this team is not talented enough and the offense is not as good as originally thought. On top of that Alabama is 1-7 ATS in their last 8 games and we all know deep down Saban does not like the Aggies. This line opened 11.5 and has gone as high as 13.5. All the money is on Texas A&M, but the line still moves higher. That means smart money is on Alabama and so are we. Take the Tide -13.5 before it gets too high.
Georgia Bulldogs at Arkansas Razorbacks +3.5: Did you know that Bret Bielema and his Arkansas team have not won an SEC game since he became coach? That means he is 0-11 against the SEC. That is very bad and he needs a big win. He almost got it last weekend against Alabama and I think the Razorbacks are fuming that they didn't. Georgia comes into this game riding high after demolishing an overrated Missouri team. The Razorbacks have a good defense with a really strong run game. Add in the fact that Georgia is playing back to back road games. This line may go higher if Todd Gurley plays, but I still like the Razorbacks. Wait until Saturday to grab this line just in case Gurley does play because you want to get the best number available. Take the Razorbacks and grab the points Saturday morning.
Rutgers Scarlet Knights +21.5 at Ohio State Buckeyes: This game screams public to me so much. Ohio State has played very well recently and is now coming off a bye week and playing against a Rutgers team who the media has deemed overrated. This line was at 19.5 yesterday and is now at 21.5. That is a huge spike and way too many points. Add in the fact that Rutgers knows it's an underdog and they are using that for motivation. This team believes they can win in Columbus on Saturday and are not afraid. Take Rutgers and the 21.5 before it drops any lower.
Washington Huskies +21 at Oregon Ducks: So Oregon easily defeated an overrated UCLA team last week and all of a sudden they are penciled back into the playoffs. I don't think so. The king of the underdogs himself, Chris Petersen, is the head coach of the Washington Huskies. The same Chris Petersen that was at Boise State. Petersen has his defense playing very well and the offense will put up points against Oregon. I don't think they pull the upset, but I do like the Huskies to keep it close. My opinion on Mariota is still wavering, but he can't beat a team by himself. Oregon is riding high after a blowout win over a rival and will overlook an upstart Huskies program. Grab the Huskies +21 before it drops.
Minnesota Vikings +6 at Buffalo Bills: This line in my opinion is a huge overreaction to how the Vikings have played the past two weeks. They were blown out against Green Bay and were dominated by a Lions team that has a really good defense. Buffalo is being praised as new team with Kyle Orton as the quarterback. I think Orton is playing well, but this is a lot of points. Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer lit a fire under his team after last weekend's loss and said he will start pulling players off the field for not playing well. Zimmer is a great coach and I am telling you he is motivating his team. This line opened at 4 and has climbed as high as 6 and that is all public pushing it. Grab the 6 before it begins to drop because I think it will. Teddy Bridgewater is a good quarterback and he will showcase that again on Sunday. I like the Vikings to keep it close.
New York Giants +6.5 at Dallas Cowboys: Well look at what we have here. The Dallas Cowboys who beat the defending super bowl champs are now all of sudden the best team in the NFL. I do not agree at all. I will admit the Cowboys are playing well, but this is classic case of what have you done for me lately. The Giants were just blown out against the Eagles last weekend and everybody tuned in to see it. The defense actually played decent in the game forcing two turnovers, but the offense was abysmal and scored zero points. Now they go into this game a big underdog. This line opened at -3.5 before and now its 6.5 and even 7 in some places. That is all public opinion and I like the Giants to bounce back and make this game exciting. Grab the Giants and 6.5 before it drops any lowers.
Cleveland Browns at Jacksonville Jaguars +6: Now to save the best for last. If you read my article last week you would know I called for the Raiders and the Jags to get their first win. Man was I close. I hope you put more on the spread to offset the loss if you took the money lines, but they both almost pulled it off. The Browns just blew out the Steelers and are now being talked about as a possible playoff team. The Jaguars come into this game hungry for their first win and should of won last weekend. The offense sputtered out after going up 7-0 and still came close at the end if not for a fumble by Cecil Shorts and a blocked field goal. The Browns are getting all the love in this one and are being backed strongly by the public. The line opened at 4 and has climbed to 6 already. I think Jags keep it close and maybe, just maybe get a home win for this very supportive fan base. Grab the Jags and the 6 points before it drops any lower.
CJ Rooks (@cjrooks0415)
Rooks Report Week 7 (10/09/14)
Happy football weekend to everyone and thank you for reading another edition of the Rooks Report.
Last week was not a spectacular week, but we still finished with a 5-3 record! The 5 wins were the Gators, Mississippi State Bulldogs, TCU, Clemson Tigers, and St. Louis Rams. Brutal collapses by Stanford, Texas Longhorns and the Tennessee Titans. For a moment on Saturday I was dreaming of an undefeated record. I can dare to dream I guess. As always, best of luck to everyone this weekend and any feedback you would like to give is always welcomed.
Record on the Year: 24-10
Duke Blue Devils+3 @Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets: Let's begin this week with two teams that are a little off the radar. Georgia Tech comes into this matchup with an undefeated record of 5-0 and a 10 game winning streak against Duke. Duke is coming off a bye week after suffering a miserable loss to the Hurricanes. I like this game mostly because of the line movement. Most places opened up Georgia Tech favored 5, but that line has come crashing down to 3. So we have an undefeated team, at home, 10 straight victories over the opponent, and the line drops. That should scream to betters out there that something is wrong. On top of that both head coaches are taking shots at one another. Give me the Blue Devils and grab the 3 points.
Michigan State Spartans @ Purdue Boilermakers +21: I am so sick of hearing how good Michigan State is. All the talk about how they should be a top 5 team if they didn't lose to Oregon. Who have they played though? They played Oregon and got beat by double digits, and then beat a Nebraska team that hasn't showed up in a big game since Bo Pelini has been the coach. The Spartans almost gave that game away getting to comfortable with a big lead. Purdue has a new starting quarterback by the name of Austin Appleby. Last weekend Appleby led the Boilermakers to their first Big 10 win since 2012. I am not calling for an upset here, but I like Purdue to keep it close. Michigan State has played 4 of its 5 games at home and now has to take a trip to play against a Purdue team that always plays them tough. Grab the points while you can and take Purdue +21.
Northwestern Wildcats @ Minnesota Golden Gophers -4: Another Big 10 game on the card. This is unheard of. So Northwestern just came off big wins at Penn State and at home vs Wisconsin. Now they are going back on the road to Minnesota who is just coming off a bye week. The public is in love with Northwestern and can't believe they are getting points with this team again. As you know we don't like going with the public and we will take the Golden Gophers in this one. The line opened Minnesota -2.5 and has climbed to -4 even with the public backing Northwestern. Smart money is on Minnesota and so are we. Grab the 4 before it gets too high.
Auburn Tigers -3 @ Mississippi State Bulldogs: Okay back to a game that really matters in college football. Auburn is coming into this game off a huge blowout win over LSU. What I think is more impressive than the Tigers offense is their defense. The Tigers will need that defense to slow down Dak Prescott. I told you last week to watch out for Mr. Prescott. He will put up big numbers again, but I think Auburn is just too talented and will get out of Mississippi with the win. The Tigers have one thing on their mind and that's a national championship. In a matchup like this I also like Gus Malzahn to use every trick he has in the bag. Mississippi State is feeling really good about themselves after dismantling Texas A&M, but I think A&M is overrated anyway. Take Auburn -3 while you can still grab it. Don't watch this game though, unless you like to sweat a lot.
Ole Miss Rebels +2 @ Texas A&M Aggies: Yes, I know what happened last weekend with Ole Miss. They had a huge upset win over Alabama and Texas A&M was blown out. Kevin Sumlin will have his team ready, and no way will they lose 2 in a row. I say wrong. This Ole Miss Defense is legit and they will stifle Kenny Hill. I like Hills potential, but not now. He is too inconsistent with his throws and we saw last week what happens when he plays a tough defense. I am concerned about Ole Miss and how they will come back to earth after such a big win; however I like Hugh Freeze as a coach and he will get his team on track. The public loves A&M and this line is coming down. Grab the 2 points while you can and roll with Ole Miss.
San Diego Chargers @ Oakland Raiders +7: So San Diego is the talk of the NFL. Phillip Rivers is putting together a MVP type season and the defense is playing really well and shut out the Jets last week. Why am I picking the Raiders then? I am taking Oakland because they are the team nobody will want to bet on. They are winless and just fired their head coach. So the public will love the Chargers. I think the Raiders will play hard because they now have a new coach they want to impress. This game will either be close in the 4th quarter or a complete blowout. I am even going to go one step further and call for the outright upset. Sprinkle a little on the Oakland money line too. Raiders get their first win of the year!
Jacksonville Jaguars +Whatever @ Tennessee Titans: There is no line on this game yet because of the uncertainty with Jake Locker. I don't care what the line is you take the Jaguars. Gus Bradley and this team are starving for a win and the Titans are realing after a brutal collapse last week against the Browns. Storm Johnson will get his chance to shine against Tennessee and will showcase that he is a talented back. Also Blake Bortles is a better quarterback than whoever the Titans have. The Jaguar defense finally woke up last week against Pittsburgh. Take the Jaguars whenever this line comes out. If you have extra put some on the money line also. The Jags will get their first win on the season!


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