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Profetta's 3 Round 2013 NFL Mock Draft: January 7th Edition
1. Kansas City Chiefs – Geno Smith QB West Virginia
How can a team that rushed for 350 yards in Week 17 possibly lose? For the same reason that a team with five Pro-Bowlers manages only two wins; by rolling out the likes of Brady Quinn and Matt Cassel at QB.
Horrific QB play torpedoed any chance that the Chiefs had at success in 2012, so unless the Chiefs make yet another move for fool's gold like Matt Flynn, Michael Vick, or Alex Smith, I don't see how this pick can be anyone but Geno Smith. Yeah, yeah, yeah…Geno Smith isn't Andrew Luck or RGIII, but let's be reasonable; the 2012 QB class was an anomaly. Let's focus on what Smith is: a toolsy, experienced prospect who just finished up a season in which he completed 71.2% of his passes for 4,198 yards, with a tidy 42-6 TD/INT ratio. He has his warts, but so did Tim Couch, David Carr, Alex Smith, Carson Palmer, Jamarcus Russell, Matthew Stafford, Sam Bradford, Cam Newton…pretty much every recent #1 overall pick not named Manning or Luck. With Andy Reid, a reknowned QB-developer, and his pass-happy WCO on their way to Kansas City, this could be the ideal setting for Smith. Let's hope, for the sake of Chiefs fans, that Vick doesn't hitch a ride with Reid.
Also considered: OT Luke Joeckel…Only if Brandon Albert is set free. The Chiefs will have enough cap space to keep Albert in the fold, but given his injury history, they could decide to go in another direction. But what would be the point? Without a QB, they could have an electrified, barbed-wire fence protecting the blindside and still finish last in the NFL in offense.
2. Jacksonville Jaguars – Damontre Moore DE Texas A&M (Jr.)
It seems that the Jacksonville/Tebow marriage is inevitable. I'm not so sure that Tebow is the answer under center, but what I can say with certainty is this: If Tebow is your starting QB, then you better have one hell of a defense.
2012 saw the Jags carry on their annual tradition of finishing at or near the bottom of the league's sack rankings, and there isn't much hope for in-house improvement. Early returns on Andre Branch are discouraging. It appears that Jeremy Mincey is the defensive equivalent of Ryan Fitzpatrick or Doug Free; the recipient of an overreactive contract based upon a small sampling of serviceability. The aging Jason Babin continues his courageous battle with his Carrot Topesque eyebrow-plucking addiction. (Our thoughts and prayers are with him.)
The yet-to-be-determined Jaguars GM may be looking to distance himself from the risk-taking ways of failed predecessors James Harris and Gene Smith, and could see an eerily consistent producer like Moore as a relatively safe, defensive building block.
Also considered: DE Bjoern Werner…You have to love Werner's natural strength and instincts, but Moore's superior athleticism and polish win out here…OLB Jarvis Jones…Arguably the best pass-rusher available, but the questions regarding his measurables and spinal stenosis remain. Jones could be drafted anywhere from #2 to #42.
3. Oakland Raiders – Luke Joeckel OT Texas A&M (Jr.)
Oakland's depth chart will be gutted after this season. Already down a 2nd and 5th rounder thanks to the Carson Palmer and Aaron Curry trades, Reggie McKenzie and Co. may be looking to amass as many draft picks as possible to jump-start the rebuilding process. (Al Davis is spinning in his grave upon that suggestion.) I could see Oakland dangling this pick to lure a team targeting Luke Joeckel. St. Louis could be interested, as could San Diego or Miami. Trading down to the 11 to 16 range would move the Raiders into the proper value neighborhood for a potential target like Chance Warmack, Johnathan Hankins, Ezekiel Ansah, Xavier Rhodes, or Johnthan Banks. Since we're not forecasting trade scenarios just yet, I'm giving the Raiders Joeckel under the guise of "BPA".
Also considered: If they don't trade down, Oakland will probably take the best defensive prospect available. DE Bjoern Werner, DE/OLB Dion Jordan, DT Star Lotulelei, DT Sheldon Richardson, OLB Jarvis Jones, ILB Manti Te'o, and CB Dee Milliner could all make an argument for that distinction.
4. Philadelphia Eagles – Star Lotulelei DT Utah
The Eagles need a wide-body DT who can absorb blocks and free up Cole, Graham, and Cox to get after quarterbacks, and it's about time to give up on the notion that Antonio Dixon will ever be that guy. Lotulelei's inconsistency puts him a notch below recent top-five DT prospects Dareus, Suh, and McCoy, but he's a decent value here and a relatively safe pick.
Also considered: OLB Jarvis Jones…Jones/Ryans/Kendricks would be a nice trio at LB…ILB Manti Te'o…With Ryans at MLB, drafting Te'o seems like a lateral move…CB Dee Milliner…I have a hunch that Asomugha will take a pay cut and stick around. I can't imagine Milliner coming off the board a spot higher than Patrick Peterson and Morris Claiborne did, but it's not out of the question.
5. Detroit Lions – Bjoern Werner DE Florida State (Jr.)
I love Manti Te'o as much as the next guy, but I don't understand why he's suddenly become such a popular pick for the Lions. Detroit will likely lose Cliff Avril in free agency, and KVB is cooked. The Lions will be fiscally handcuffed during free agency, so the draft could be their only means of addressing the DE position before next season. In a division where Aaron Rodgers is the gold standard (not to mention Detroit's arch-nemesis), do you you really think that the Lions will go into 2013 with Lawrence Jackson and Willie Young, and their combined 2.5 sacks, as their starting DEs?
The more I watch Werner, the less convinced I am that he possesses the pure athleticism to warrant a top-five selection, but he's a low-risk prospect with the potential to emerge as a young Justin Smith-type force at the next level. In this scenario, that would be more than good enough for the Lions.
Also considered: OLB Jarvis Jones…Martin Mayhew is definitely not afraid of a risky prospect if the value is right, and there could be a need at OLB with Durant and Levy hitting the open market…DE/OLB Dion Jordan…His length, speed, and upside could push him into the 5 to 10 range…ILB Manti Te'o…Te'o is the kind of productive, intangible-laden prospect that's easy to fall in love with, so he has to be a consideration for almost every pick…CB Dee Milliner…God knows that the Lions need some stability at the corner spot opposite Chris Houston, but a solid #2 CB could easily be located on the second day.
6. Cleveland Browns – Dion Jordan DE/OLB Oregon
The Browns have okay depth at DE, but there's no truly dominant force. Pass-rushing specialist Jacqua Parker led the unit with just six sacks – and he's a 34-year old, impending free agent. Dion Jordan's "Praying Mantis" nickname is apt; his incredible length has me thinking that he could easily pack on enough good bulk to eventually line up as a 4-3 DE. Jordan could immediately replace Parker as Frostee Rucker's tag-team patner at RDE, picking up a few tips from the wily run-stopper before usurping the starting job. His coverage skills and ability to eat up field could also allow Jordan to serve as a king-sized, Kiwanuka-type SLB. Tons of upside and value with Jordan.
Also considered: ILB Manti Te'o…The Browns emphasize speed on defense; a prospect with elite playing speed, like Arthur Brown or Alec Ogletree, would be a better fit than Te'o…CB Dee Milliner…The close runner-up.
7. Arizona Cardinals – Sheldon Richardson DT Missouri (Jr.)
Shocking pick? Not really. Richardson will rise throughout the predraft process and won't be considered a reach at #7 come April. Pulling the trigger on Richardson would allow Arizona to offer up disgruntled 5-tech Darnell Dockett to the highest bidder (Patriots?). Dockett is 31-years old and a terminal headache. According to Profootballfocus, he graded out as the worst starting 3-4 DE in the NFL in 2012. An aging, overpaid, overrated player who spits in the face of his own teammate? The Cardinals should just trade him and get some value in return while they still can.
As a prospect, Richardson is very similar to Dockett – in both the positive and negative sense. Arizona/Richardson seems like a natural marriage to me.
Also considered: QB Mike Glennon/QB Tyler Wilson…The Cards may stick with Kolb and draft a QB to groom later on. Try to contain your enthusiasm, Arizona fans…OT Taylor Lewan…The Cards allowed 58 sacks in 2012, so an upgrade at LT should be an offseason priority. Do they dare rely on Levi Brown again?…OG Chance Warmack…If any team should select a guard in the top ten, it's Arizona. Warmack could instantly improve Arizona's putrid running game…ILB Manti Te'o…Could be the perfect complement to Daryl Washington at the heart of Ray Horton's Blitzburgh-inspired scheme, but will Horton be around in 2013?…OLB Barkevious Mingo/OLB Jarvis Jones…Either could be a pass-rushing upgrade from Acho or Schofield, but so could second day prospects like Corey Lemonier or Brandon Jenkins…CB Dee Milliner…CB is not a priority in the desert, but Milliner could be considered the BPA in Arizona's war room.
8. Buffalo Bills – Mike Glennon QB N.C. State
The hiring of offensive-minded Doug Marrone as head coach increases the already-strong likelihood that the Bills will be targeting a QB here.Ryan Nassib will instantly become a popular second-day pick for the Bills thanks to the Syracuse connection, but I think that the more likely scenario is Buffalo falling in love with Mike Glennon's upside during Senior Bowl week. Here's another one of those desperate reaches for a QB that have become more frequent in recent years.
Also considered: QB Matt Barkley…Missing the Senior Bowl dings his chances of getting back into top 15 consideration…Tyler Wilson…Wilson, and not Glennon, could just as easily be the QB who makes a Christian Ponder-like move up draft boards with a good week in Mobile, but Glennon's superior upside and Wilson's injury history have me thinking that it will be Glennon who rises…OT Taylor Lewan…A darkhorse. The Bills could lose F.A. Andy Levitre, meaning Cordy Glenn may slide over to LG. Erik Pears is no great shakes at RT, either…OG Chance Warmack…Plug 'n' play replacement for Levitre?…DE Ezekiel Ansah…Chris Kelsay is history and Mark Anderson is no better than an injury-prone specialist. RDE is a problem spot…DE/OLB Barkevious Mingo…Buddy Nix loves his southeastern prospects…OLB Jarvis Jones…Could play SAM , allowing Nigel Bradham to supplant Nick Barnett at WILL…ILB Manti Te'o…The guy most fans would clamor for, but not necessarily the best pick for the Bills. Kelvin Sheppard is a solid, young run-stuffer…CB Dee Milliner…Southeastern product + BPA = Potential Buddy Nix selection.
9. New York Jets – Barkevious Mingo DE/OLB LSU (Jr.)
It appears that this organization will ride with Ryan and Sanchez until the wheels come off, so no QB here. New York's only hope for success in 2013 is getting back to the basics that brought them to the cusp of the Super Bowl only a few seasons ago. That means shoring up the defense and reestablishing a dominant rushing attack should be their top offseason priorities.
The Jets currently have $142 million tied up in contracts, with a $4 million carry-over the only bit of relief in sight. Sanchez and Holmes' contracts make them essentially unreleasable and untradeable, so New York's only way out of salary cap hell is to do some serious fat trimming. It's doubtful that defensive stalwarts Sione Pouha, Calvin Pace, Bryan Thomas, and Bart Scott will be back next season, and the 2013 NFL Draft will probably be the only means of locating suitable replacements.
Mingo's mediocre '12 campaign has been well-documented, but his upside should keep him in the top half of the first round. (Not unlike the situation with Quinton Coples last year.) New York's pressing need for an Aldon Smith-type force at 3-4 OLB makes Mingo the no-brainer pick here.
Also considered: QB Tyler Wilson…Nah – Ryan and Sanchez are in this thing together. If Wilson makes it past the Jets, there's no telling how far he might slide…OG Chance Warmack…Matt Slauson and Brandon Moore are free agents. Warmack is custom-built for the Ground 'n' Pound…DT Jesse Williams…It wouldn't be shocking. Guys capable of anchoring a 3-4 always get pushed up on draft day. Pouha is in sharp decline and could be a cap casualty…OLB Jarvis Jones…I know a few Jets fans who covet Jones, but I think that he would be a poor fit in Ryan's scheme. Rex prefers tall, lengthy OLBs who are solid in coverage and stout vs. the run. Jones can be overpowered at the point of attack and lacks the reach to contend with the likes of Rob Gronkowski in coverage.
10. Tennessee Titans – Manti Te'o ILB Notre Dame
I know that the Titans have Colin McCarthy at MLB, but I doubt that they would pass on Te'o here. The undersized McCarthy is simply too fragile to be relied upon as the defensive leader. He was injury-prone in college, and has been injury-prone in the pros. However, the presence of Te'o at MLB could lighten McCarthy's load. McCarthy could play some SLB, allowing Akeem Ayers to periodically put his hand in the dirt at DE. Or the Titans could show more 3-4 looks, with Ayers and Kamerion Wimbley at OLB. In theory, drafting Te'o could preserve McCarthy, provide Tennessee sorely-needed leadership, improve run-stopping from the MLB spot, allow Ayers to move around (improving the pass rush), and offer schematic versatility. I'd say that's pretty good value at #10.
Also considered: QB Tyler Wilson…Jake Locker is injury-prone and can't throw a rock into the ocean, but Munchak's stay of execution means that the Titans will give Locker one more season to blossom…OG Chance Warmack…A strong possibility. Tennessee's interior O-line is a saloon door…DT Johnathan Hankins/DT Jesse Williams…The Titans need more bulk up the middle, but their DT rotation is already very young. A reasonably-priced, veteran F.A. like Terrance Knighton or Sammie Lee Hill to platoon with promising Mike Martin might be a smarter option than piling more youth on top of youth…CB Dee Milliner…The close runner-up. McCourty should be a #2 CB, and Verner should be in the slot. Let's see what happens in free agency.
11. San Diego Chargers – Taylor Lewan OT Michigan (Jr.)
Fixing Philip Rivers is San Diego's undisputed, heavyweight champion of offseason priorities. The first (and most crucial) step toward achieving that goal will be to stop the hemmoraging at left tackle, so unless the Chargers sign a potential free agent like Jake Long or Sam Baker, this pick is probably Lewan's floor.
Lost amid the sound and fury of Jadeveon Clowney's decapitation of Vincent Smith at the Outback Bowl was the fact that Lewan did about as well as could be expected in his matchup against South Carolina's unstoppable force of nature. Sure, Clowney came up big late in the game (the great ones always do), but Lewan kept Clowney relatively quiet most of the contest. Lewan will probably never be dominant, but he's a classic Big Ten battler that you can plug in at LT and rest assured that he'll find a way to get the job done…which is a lot more than can be said about the terminally injured Jared Gaither and the godawful Mike Harris.
Also considered: OG Chance Warmack…If Warmack escapes the top ten, he'll qualify as a steal. Tyronne Green and Louis Vasquez are free agents – Green would be no big loss…CB Dee Milliner…Quentin Jammer is probably done in San Diego, and Antoine Cason is also a F.A., but Marcus Gilchrist and Shareece Wright offer some youthful potential. I imagine that a veteran free agent will be thrown into the mix.
12. Miami Dolphins – Dee Milliner CB Alabama (Jr.)
Sean Smith is a terminal tease and a free agent. He's a candidate for the Franchise tag, but when it's imperative that you retain Sean Smith, it's a pretty good sign that you need a ton of help at corner.
Milliner isn't a big-time playmaker in the mold of Patrick Peterson, but he's the kind of big, physical corner perfectly suited for Kevin Coyle's press-zone scheme. If Milliner is still on the board, he's a Dolphin. Armed with extra picks in the second and third rounds, Miami could even decide to move up for him.
Also considered: WR Cordarrelle Patterson…Miami needs a #1 target for Tannehill to lean on, but they have plenty of cap room in a year that could offer a quality crop of free agent WRs. Greg Jennings seems like a logical fit…OG Chance Warmack…We all love Warmack, but if given the choice of a potential shutdown corner or a great guard, it's the shutdown corner every time…OT Eric Fisher…Don't snicker – he has the talent to warrant a look this high…DE Ezekiel Ansah…He may be that pass-rushing complement to Cameron Wake – or he may not. Milliner is the safer pick.
13. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Jarvis Jones OLB Georgia (Jr.)
Cornerback is Tampa Bay's most obvious need position, but if Jarvis Jones slips to #13, I'm betting that Mark Dominik will be there to catch his fall. The Bucs didn't flinch when they pulled the trigger on Adrian Clayborn and Da'Quan Bowers – prospects who slipped due to long-term medical concerns – so why would they hesitate to select Jones? There's no doubt that Jones could be a plug 'n' play starter at SLB that could bolster Tampa Bay's mediocre pass-rush; but for how long will his body allow him to do it?
Also considered: QB Tyler Wilson…Josh Freeman continues to regress and is going into the final year of his rookie contract. Just thought I'd throw that out there…DT Johnathan Hankins/DT Jesse Williams…The Bucs will likely resign F.A. Roy Miller, but if they don't, a hole will be created alongside Gerald McCoy…CB Xavier Rhodes/CB Johnthan Banks…If Jones isn't available, then the choice is between these two. Rhodes' aggressive style could make him a better fit in Tampa's scheme…S Matt Elam…God help the receiver crossing the middle on Barron/Elam.
14. Carolina Panthers – Johnathan Hankins DT Ohio State (Jr.)
Ron and Dwan Edwards are hot garbage. Unless the Panthers acquire a free agent like Randy Starks, it will be an upset if they don't pick from among a deep and talented batch of DTs in the first round. Considering that Carolina currently has $136 million committed to the salary cap, I can't imagine that they'll be major players in free agency.
When motivated, Hankins is a load on the inside, capable of making a huge mess that Luke Kuechly would be more than happy to clean up.
Also considered: WR Cordarelle Patterson…A darkhorse. Ample ammo for Cam Newton should always be a top priority…OG Chance Warmack…A starter opposite Silatolu is needed…DT Jesse Williams…Williams is a fine run-stopper, but Hankins' game offers more dimensions…CB Xavier Rhodes/CB Johnthan Banks…The Panthers need to trim some fat to get their cap number down to a manageable figure. Chris Gamble could be in grave danger…S Matt Elam…Haruki Nakumara started at safety in 2012. 'Nuff said.
15. New Orleans Saints – Sharrif Floyd DT Florida (Jr.)
I agonized over this pick. Ezekiel Ansah would sure look good in black and gold – he's even named after a saint, fer chrissakes – but, although the Saints had a year to forget in 2012, they're a veteran team that will be in it to win it in 2013. The prodigious Ansah will need time to develop at the next level; the Saints need a defender that can hit the ground running and make an impact from jump street. Floyd's three years of SEC experience was the deciding factor in my decision between the two prospects.
Floyd's versatility would play well in New Orleans. He could immediately replace the awful Sedrick Ellis as the knifing 3-tech in 4-3 sets, or neatly bookend Cameron Jordan when Spags shows 3-4 looks.
Also considered: WR Cordarrelle Patterson…Brees likes to spread it around. The Saints can never have enough talented targets…OT Eric Fisher…New Orleans could do a whole lot better than Jermon Bushrod and Zach Strief at OT, and Bushrod is a free agent…DE Ezekiel Ansah…DT Jesse Williams…The Saints already have a promising man-mountain in Akiem Hicks…CB Xavier Rhodes/CB Johnthan Banks/S Matt Elam…There isn't a job safe in the Saints secondary this offseason.
16. St. Louis Rams – Chance Warmack OG Alabama
With two first-rounders, the Rams could be looking to move up for Luke Joeckel. If they swap picks with Oakland, the Raiders would definitely be interested in Warmack. Cooper Carlisle and Mike Brisiel are one of the worst guard duos in the league. Carlisle is a free agent and Brisiel bombed after signing a 5-year, $20 million contract. Brisiel's talents are specific to the zone-stretch system and he has concussion issues, so he could be one-and-done in Oakland.
If the Rams stay put at #16, the choice would still be Warmack. LG Shelley Smith has no business starting in the NFL.
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Two theatrical blasts from the Windy City -- one challenging, one a romp -- can now be seen at the newly christened Voodoo Mystere Lounge in the French Quarter.
"Promises to Keep: The Poems of Robert F. Kennedy" is a completely invented multimedia piece written and performed by Chris Bower, based on what he imagines the inner life of Kennedy might have been like.
Do not expect much approaching reality, since it includes earliest childhood flashbacks and a lengthy last section set in a heaven of arcane rules as well as a "trial," a la Albert Brooks' "Defending Your Life," with Clarence Darrow resigning Kennedy's defense to join the prosecution.
It begins jokingly, with projections that say:
"This is a poetry reading.
"I'm sorry."
Bower posits early the Kennedy attitude toward women who provide the dynasty with children: contempt, along with a cavalier attitude toward female life in general. But glamorous gals such as Papa Joe's mistress Gloria Swanson make an indelible impression.
There's a recurring motif of oranges and spiders. Mysterious male figures abound and although "good men, really good men, tell me I am good," Bobby is informed that he must die.
Bower is committed in everything he does here, light and dark, but the flow of the piece is impeded by the raising and lowering of a projection screen and the hell that is heaven goes on too long.
"Torvald and I," by Mark Chrisler, is great, knowing fun, with Chris Wallinger, a striking, audience-friendly actor with a curly mop of hair, as Chrisler, rewriting the last scene of Ibsen's "A Doll's House" in an attempt to redeem Nora's irredeemably self-righteous husband, Torvald.
As Wallinger writes, Kevlyn Hayes as Nora and Sparlend O'Connell as Torvald perform the text of Chrisler's ever-changing deconstructions, the funniest being the couple as Lucy and Ricky Ricardo. When he stops writing, they fall to the stage like marionettes who've had their strings cut and become chimp-like animals doing what animals are inclined to do.
The playwright promises not to let his own personal obsessions -- or Ingmar Bergman's nude Torvald -- intrude on his work, and, well, he doesn't exactly keep that promise. O'Connell is a classically handsome juvenile playing leading man and Hayes is a strong, beautiful Nora, with a great haircut (think Jennifer Jones as Nicole Diver in "Tender is the Night"). Hayes also directs, crisply and confidently.
Coming on the heels of the hit "Out Comes Butch," producer Michael Martin may have the most innovative, intimate and peculiar theater space in town.
But he needs to give it his full attention if it is to thrive.
and TORVALD AND I
What: Alpheus Series and Found Objects Theatre of Chicago present a poetry performance piece by Chris Bower and a comedy by Mark Chrisler.
Where: Voodoo Mystere Lounge, 718 N. Rampart St., at Orleans Avenue.
When: Final performances Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m.
Tickets: $10.
Call: (504)-304-1568 or (504)-948-4167.
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Abstract: In the title compound, C10H5FO3, the non-H atoms are essentially coplanar (r.m.s. deviation = 0.0071 Å), with the largest deviation from the mean plane [0.0203 (15) Å] being found for the ring C atom in the 2-position. In the crystal, molecules are linked into a three-dimensional architecture via C-HO hydrogen bonds and - stacking interactions between the chromone units along the a-axis direction [centroid-centroid distance between the benzene and pyran rings = 3.707 (2) Å].
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You can get discount tickets to the Birmingham International Auto Show at Legacy Community Federal Credit Union branches, America's First Federal Credit Union branches, printable from Al.com{Watch for ads with a link to the coupon}, and in the form of a 'tray liner' at area Dairy Queen restaurants.
Go to www.alabamaautoshow.com for the schedule etc.
The Auto Show (officially called the 2013 Alabama International Auto Show) will be held November 8-11, 2012, at the Birmingham Jefferson Convention Complex. Tickets may be purchased at the door (bring the discount coupon for $2 off regular admission).
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Google is stepping up and is planning to move the mobile industry as well. They want to be everywhere and on everything, and they won't stop till the whole world is Googlified. On May 26, yesterday, Google announced it's game changing mobile payment system that it was been working on from quite a long time. Google Wallet, the mobile payment system that one can use to make payments via NFC at many shopping outlets and Google Wallet verified stores. Google Wallet is going to change the way we pay, that is something that will surely happen. (20 comments)
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When we talk about organizing a WordPress blog structure, tags and categories play a major role. People who've migrated from BlogSpot often get confused as BlogSpot only offers "labels". Today, I'm going to talk a little about WordPress tags so that you can utilize them better and keep your blog structure clean. Read: The Complete WordPress Guide What are WordPress tags? Alright, let me start by saying that tags and categories are entirely different things. But both categories and tags help in organizing your content. I always suggest to (16 comments)
How to Avoid Negative SEO Impact of Guest Posts
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text: I still cannot reach the LC. I just found out that the two we have here actually work together. I have left messages with both.I talked with someone from my doctors office and they gave me a toll free number to someone through the similac formula company(like that is going to help) I thought the LC might have some info about getting a scale but it looks like I need to call Medela. Yesterday I had a boost of milk from increasing the dpd and he nursed all day but it didn't seem like he every really emptied my breast. Today I have much less and at his last feeding after nursing him for 5 minutes or so he just screamed so I ended up giving in and giving him pumped milk. I then pumped again and got an ounce so there was atleast milk there. He must just not be emptying my breast resulting in these drops in supply. Without a hands on lactation consultant I don't really know how to fix that problem except compressions and I'm already doing that. I hate it but I may just have to go to strictly pumping. I have tried to contact our health department but they won't see you or allow you to rent their hospital grade pumps unless you are on wic or medicaid. They are the only place in our town that rents those pumps. I have looked everywhere.


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The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta said this week that business conditions "improved modestly" in its six-state region in April and May.
The anecdotal survey of economic conditions, known as the "beige book," figures into Federal Reserve discussions over interest rates and monetary policies. Activity in the Southeast was roughly in line with what was reported nationwide.
The Atlanta district's retailers and tourist businesses in the region were optimistic, though tourist businesses reported "considerably uncertainty" about the impact of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill. The information was collected before the end of May.
Though Southeastern employers increased hours for existing employees and added more temporary workers they "remained reluctant" to hire more permanent employees. Home sales showed modest improvements, though sales in Florida slowed, while construction was roughly even with 2009 levels.
Manufacturers continued to see higher orders, and freight demand also rose. Nationwide, the Fed found that auto sales were outstripping production in some regions, resulting in lean dealer inventories.


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This evening, in the Celebrity Gossip Lounge, I was compelled to follow a thread regarding the more than ample amount of facial hair on Madonna's daughter, Lourdes.
I am a hirsute.
I am a 28 year old female with an extraordinarly high free testosterone level. This is caused by a malfunction in my adrenal glands (one of 2 sources of testosterone in the female body--the other being the ovaries.) One of the many pleasant side effects of this is execessive facial hair growth. Excessive. REALLY EXCESSIVE. I'm talking, like, full-on, put Bob Villa to shame, beard growin' excessive. Societal constraints force me to shave my face every single day; partly to save my son and husband from explaining why mommy looks like an Amish man, and partly because I have no other functional alternative.
I have very sensitive skin, so chemical bleaches and depilatory cremes give me painful burns that last for days, and I think that my co-workers are getting wise to the same old story. "Oh that? I burned my neck, cheeks, chin, and upper lip with the curling iron again." Waxing would work, but I have to let the hair on my face grow so long in order to use it that I look like Christopher Lowell. Thus, I am relegated to using my Venus on my face every day before it ever touches my legs, not to mention my stomach and... well... everywhere else that guys usually get hair. There is so much hair in my shower every day that it looks like I shaved a Yetti in there. Shaving my face may fool some of the people some of the time, but my hair growth is so prolific that by 3:00pm I have a five o'clock shadow so rough you could shred carrots on it, so anyone who is with me all day is well aware of my problem, despite my best efforts to conceal it. This would include family members, friends, and co-workers, all of whom have been so kind as to keep their comments out of my hearing range so far.
So why in the H-E-double hockey sticks am I telling you all this? I guess it's to let everyone know that both views on the subject are okay. There were several noble posts chastising the originator of the comment, defending Lourdes' right to sprout hair when and where she pleased, and for those I am respectfully grateful. My fur-verent hope (couldn't help it) is that you are as accepting to this touchy situation in grown women as you are in children. That said, I also want the comment's originator to know that her comments cracked me up! We are all beautiful, intelligent women. We should also be confident women who are willing to laugh at ourselves. Now, I'm not confident enough to show up at the office "rockin' a handle-bar mustache," but I AM confident enough to laugh at myself. After all, it's just facial hair, not an extra head (no offense to my extra-head homies.) It's only as serious as I make it, and dammit, that's just funny. Big-up to Lourdes--hairy as she wanna be, baby--and to every other little girl who, like me, watched a ZZ Top video and realized she was less the girl in the car and more a member of the band.
Luv to the Busties


text: Does anyone know which Donkey Kong 64 rom has a save that functions properly? It works until you get the first crown. When you save after this point and then turn the 64 off and on again, the in game save files are blank. This was a part of the copy protection at the time of it's original release. I knew about this "protection" so I played the "Donkey Kong 64 (U) [f1] (Save).z64" rom for 90 minutes and after turning the unit off and on the "in game" save file is blank again. There is an [f2] and [f3] rom I haven't tried yet. Any help would be appreciated and prevent my head from bruising :banghead: Thanks! EDIT: Use only "Donkey Kong 64 (U) [f2].z64" from the GoodSet. Always use "force SRAM" on the bottom of the ED64 Menu before you boot the rom. It works perfectly. I'm 10 hours into the game without losing a save point. All of the other roms kept save points from 1 to 3 hours but eventually they disapeared. The only time you don't need to use "force SRAM" is when you are rebooting the same rom again with the C-Up yellow button.


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September 3, 2003 Minutes
Ms. Ginna L. Sanders, Chairman.
Mr. Jack M. Glahn, First Vice-Chairman.
Mr. Mark S. Goga, Second Vice Chairman.
Mr. Preciliano J. Martín, Member.
Mr. Mark S. Urey, Ex-Officio Member.
Richard M. McCracken, Member
Ms. Sharon L. Few, City Planner.
Ms. Edna Gill, Recording Secretary.
Mr. Myron D. Cowell; Mrs. Betty L. Cowell; and other unidentified persons.
1. CALL TO ORDER. Chairman Sanders called the regularly scheduled September 3, 2003, meeting to order at approximately 1:30 p.m. Chairman Sanders noted that a total of one (1) item was to be considered, under Public Hearing. Recommendations to the City Commission are to be made by the Planning and Zoning Commission for approval or denial of the requests. The City Commission will consider these requests at its meeting of September 23, 2003, to render final decisions.
2. APPROVAL OF AGENDA. Commissioner Glahn made a motion "TO APPROVE THE AGENDA, AS WRITTEN". Seconded by Commissioner Goga. All voted "AYE", passing the motion by a vote of 4-0-0.
3. MINUTES OF AUGUST 6TH REGULAR MEETING, AUGUST 12TH SUBDIVISION ORDINACE SPACIAL MEETING AND AUGUST 28TH INSPECTION TOUR, 2003. Commissioner Glahn made a motion "TO APPROVE THE MINUTES, AS WRITTEN". Seconded by Commissioner Goga. All voted "AYE", approving the motion by a vote of 4-0-0.
A. CASE: V-03-0463(A). PETITIONER: Myron D. Cowell and Betty L. Cowell, owner. REQUEST: Approval of a variance of fifteen feet (15') or less from Section 29-03-040, of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Alamogordo, New Mexico, governing rear yard setbacks; which, if approved, would allow the construction of an attached patio cover eight feet (8') or more from the rear property line, rather than the twenty-three foot (23') setback required by Code. TOTAL AREA: ±8,220 square feet. LOCATION: 2617 St. Andrews Court. CURRENT LEGAL: Lot 19, Desert Hills Unit 5. CURRENT ZONE: District "A" (Single Family Dwelling).
Ms. Few reported that the property, 2617 St. Andrews Court, is zoned "A" (Single Family Dwelling) District. The 2000 Comprehensive Plan designates this property to be developed as medium density residential. A rear yard of thirty feet (30') or twenty percent of the lot depth, which ever is less, is required. The proposed patio cover is to be constructed with a rear yard setback of eight feet (8'). Therefore a variance of fifteen feet (15') is required. The applicant has indicated that they would accept a smaller variance and construct a patio cover twelve feet (12') from the property line. A variance to dimensional regulations may be granted where: (1) such action will not be materially detrimental to the public interest; and (2) such action, will not grant a discriminatory benefit to the land owner and/or harm neighboring properties; and (3) such action, owing to conditions peculiar to the property or the neighborhood and not the result of actions or the situation of the applicant, a literal enforcement of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Alamogordo, New Mexico, and not in conflict with any other adopted code, would result in practical difficulties or unnecessary hardship. No justification of hardship, beyond the control of the applicant, accompanied the application to support the requested variance. The subdivision does not have alleys and the lots have typically been constructed with buildings that are the maximum legal size for the lot. This situation creates a delicate balance between property owner desires and issues of health and safety (such as fire access, available percolation area not covered by structures, air circulation, light and noise spill over, etc.) Additionally, in 2000, a front setback variance was granted to allow a garage addition on this property. The property is located within the jurisdiction of the Alamogordo Municipal Airport Hazards Zoning Ordinance, Chapter 4, Article 4-07, of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Alamogordo, New Mexico. An Avigation Easement was executed with the subdivision. The patio cover may not be constructed under any power line and gas lines may not run under the foundation or slab. Pursuant to Section 29-01-070(c), of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Alamogordo, New Mexico, notice of the time and place of the public hearing was advertised August 17, 2003, in the Alamogordo Daily News, and twenty-seven (27) notices were mailed to property owners within the 200 foot legal protest area on August 15, 2003. One (1) protest to the requested variance was been received. The protest represents 5.58% of the 200-foot legal protest area. The Protestants noted that they would not oppose a smaller patio cover with a resulting twelve-foot (12') setback. Staff did not recommend approval of the variance.
Mr. Myron D. Cowell was available to speak. Mr. Cowell explained that if variance were approved, the patio cover would be a frame structure with matching brick. Mr. Cowell indicated he was requesting the variance for two reasons. He would like to have an outdoor entertainment place for friends and family and for consideration of keeping the heat load down and saving on utilities since the side of his house has twenty-two feet of sliding glass doors. Mr. Cowell indicated that he owned the smallest lot in the cul-de-sac and the patio cover would not restrict the view of the mountains from the neighbors. The neighbors directly behind the Cowells residence have a sharp pie shaped lot and they have recently planted trees, which will eventually impact views more than the patio cover. Mr. Cowell clarified that he was asking for approval of a twelve-foot setback instead of an eight-foot setback.
Discussions determined that Mr. Howell had a twelve-foot (12) slab and all utilities are on the side or front of the house. Discussions also determined that approval of the variance restrict space for fire equipment in the case of a fire. Mr. Cowell commented that no fire equipment could be brought in from the back of the house since it is abutting another cul-de-sac. Mr. Cowell said that all the utilities are accessible on both sides of the house. It was clarified that if a patio cover was added the pillars would be brick to match the house and the roof would be shingle roof to match the house. Commissioners expressed some concern that this is the second variance that has been requested. A variance had already been granted for an area in the front of the house.
Commissioner Martin made a motion to "DENY CASE NO. V-03-0463(A)". Seconded by Commissioner Goga. Commissioners Martin, Glahn, Goga voted AYE, and Chairman Sanders against, passing the motion by a vote of 3-1-0.
A. City Planner.
(1) Ms. Few stated that eight cases would be heard in the October meeting, six of them under public hearing
(2) The Subdivision Ordinance meetings are progressing.
(3) The Comprehensive Plan book is under review and should be to the printer within the next two weeks.
(4) A discussion was held regarding eliminating the Inspection Tour.
Commissioner Goga made a motion to "Drop the Inspection tour from Public Notice". Seconded by Commissioner Martin. All voted AYE, approving the motion by a vote of 4-0-0.
(5) Ms. Few stated she would pursue the issue with the City Attorney regarding remedies available when a property builds and does not have sufficient parking.
B. CHAIRMAN - None.
C. COMMISSION - None.
6. PERSONS TO BE HEARD - None.
7. ADJOURNMENT - There being no further business to come before the Commission, Commissioner Goga made a motion "TO ADJOURN". Seconded by Commissioner Glahn. All voted "AYE", passing the motion by a vote of 4-0-0. The meeting adjourned at approximately 2:00 p.m.
Approved: October 1, 2003
/s/ Ginna L. Sanders, Chairman
/s/ Edna Gill, Recording Secretary


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Quarterback Greg McElroy passed the first test of Alabama's preseason camp Saturday, completing 17 of 29 passes for 188 yards and a touchdown while leading the first-team offense in a scrimmage at Bryant-Denny Stadium.
According to stats provided by the UA media relations department, McElroy enjoyed the best statistical day of the quarterbacks. Addressing the media after the workout, coach Nick Saban confirmed as much.
"Greg McElroy clearly showed poise," Saban said. "He did a nice job out there moving the ball effectively."
While the offense struggled in some third-down situations, the McElroy-led offense looked good in Red Zone and goal-line situations, as well as between the 20s, Saban said.
The coach also noted the play of Star Jackson (5 of 13 for 40 yards and one interception), Thomas Darrah (5 of 11 for 109 yards and two TDs) and true freshman A.J. McCarron (6 of 14 for 21 yards with a pick).
Read Sunday's Birmingham News for more details.


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There's also the role his team carries into this weekend's SEC Championships, and that isn't bad, either.
Alabama, ranked No. 2 by Golfweek/Sagarin, enters the annual conference tournament with a target on its back. The Crimson Tide is the highest-ranked of the six top 25 teams in the field, which will compete for the next three days at the Sea Island Golf Course, in St. Simons Island, Ga.
"I like being the hunter, but I like being the best team," Seawell said. "That's always the best position."
It helps to have one of the best golfers in the country, freshman Justin Thomas.
Thomas already has two tournament victories and six top 10 finishes on his resume and currently ranks fourth in the nation on Golfweek/Sagarin's Performance Index. Thomas is used to winning, as he came out of Goshen, Ky. ranked among the nation's best high school prospects, but even he's been pleasantly surprised by his collegiate debut.
"It's kind of hard to say you expect to go and win two times in your freshman year," Thomas said. "Mainly, we're just focused on getting those team titles. The individual stuff just hope comes with it."
Thomas will team with senior Hunter Hamrick, junior Scott Strohmeyer and sophomores Cory Whitsett and Bobby Wyatt as the Crimson Tide shoots for its first SEC championship since 2008.
"We know if we play well, we're in pretty good shape," Seawell said. "What we try to do is control what we can control. We've done that all year."
The Alabama women's golf team, also ranked No. 2 in the country, will vie for its second SEC title in three seasons at the Blessings Golf Club in Fayetteville, Ark.
The Crimson Tide, led by senior Brooke Pancake, junior Jennifer Kirby and sophomore Stephanie Meadow, will have to fend off seven other top 25 teams if it hopes to claim its third tournament victory of the season.
"Our whole strategy this year has been to treat every tournament like a championship," coach Mic Potter said. "We've done a good job of that. This should be to us just another golf tournament."
Looking for up-to-the-second Alabama updates? Follow Andrew Gribble on Twitter.


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FLINT, Michigan -- Results of a survey released today indicate that 38 percent of seniors in Michigan have a hard time paying their utility bills.
See the full results of the survey, which focuses on energy infrastructure improvements, here.
An 86-year-old Flint man earlier this week died of heart and lung issues coupled with hypothermia days after his power was shut off due to nonpayment.
John Morgan was found dead in his truck Monday morning. Police believe he was in the truck parked outside his home trying to keep warm.
His cousin Marlene Broadnax, who has expressed anger over the power shutoff, said she's surprised the percentage of seniors struggling with heat isn't even higher.
"The economy the way it is now, and they're talking about taxing their pensions, I'm surprised its really not more," said Broadnax, 47, of Woodhaven.
"There should be help for seniors. They're senior citizens. They paid their way through society. There should be agencies out there that could help them."
A recent state law and Consumers Energy policy normally don't allow energy cutoffs at the homes of senior citizens, but customers with accounts initiated before 2009 must notify the utility that they're seniors.
Consumers Energy spokespeople said the utility was unaware Morgan was a senior.
New customers since 2009 provide Social Security numbers allowing utilities to keep track of age.
The Genesee County Elder Abuse and Exploitation Prevention Team helps seniors prevent energy shutoffs. The group can be reached at 810-762-4022.


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Given the danger posed by nuclear weapons, one might think that the government would have a complete inventory of all of them, including spare parts.
It was revealed last month that in 2006, an Air Force base in Utah mistakenly shipped four fuses, designed to be used on missiles, to Taiwan. The error was discovered and the fuses were shipped back to Utah.
But the incident revealed that the Defense Department does not have an acceptable method of keeping track of missile and nuclear weapons equipment. That prompted Secretary of Defense Robert Gates to order that a full inventory of such weapons and related materials be conducted.
That is good — though long overdue. We have little doubt that the investigation will reveal other mistakes in storage and shipment of such equipment. Each and every one of them needs to be corrected.
In addition, Gates should order that another inventory be conducted — this one involving chemical and biological weapons. In some ways, they are even more worrisome than nuclear devices — and more likely to be used to cause havoc, should they fall into the hands of terrorists or other criminals.


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"She had severe facial and head trauma," said Chief Mark Ott, of the Bridgeton police department.
The woman had been flown to Cooper University Hospital because of her injuries, and Ott said in the early afternoon that she had been in critical condition when he called to check on her status.
According to the police report, officers discovered her "prostrate form" lying in a walkway between houses on Walnut Street when they responded to an unrelated call
in the area. Ott said that it concerned a burglary that turned out to have not occurred.
One neighbor who declined to be named said the woman's name was Annie Pearl.
"The police were here all night long. I was talking to one and he said it had happened to her after 2 a.m. (Thursday)," the man said.
"I was talking to her family today, too."
A woman who identified herself as Donna Leipold and who lives next door to the residence where the crime occurred said she owns that residence and rents it to a Robert Johnson.
She said that he is supposed to be the only tenant, but she is aware that he has a daughter who comes by on occasion.
When asked whether Pearl was Johnson's daughter, another neighbor who did not wish to be named only nodded her head in confirmation.
The neighbor who said he had spoken to family members related that one of them had said, "Every bone in her face is broken."
He said he would see her on the porch of Johnson's residence often, smoking cigarettes and occasionally imbibing a beer. He said he had been in the neighborhood for several years and that she had moved in about two years ago.
He also said it was not drug-related.
Three men sitting in front of a nearby barbershop on Commerce Street said they had heard of Mrs. Pearl, but were not aware of what happened.
A fourth man walked by to his bicycle and said, "Annie Pearl? I heard some guys last night ..." and he proceeded to point toward Walnut Street and make stomping motions with his boot, at the same time shaking his head.
When asked to elaborate, he resorted to expletives.
Police are still investigating the incident and ask that anyone with information call detectives at (856) 451-0033.


text: On Monday 01 June 2009 09:02:29 Gabor Szabo wrote: > Back a few months ago we had a discussion that brought up Matlab: > http://mail.perl.org.il/pipermail/perl/2009-March/010213.html > > It is not the first time Matlab is mentioned here and we also had > mentions of PDL. > http://search.cpan.org/dist/PDL/ > > I wonder if someone with background in either or both of those tools could > give me ideas in comparing the two ? > I worked with Matlab for my Technion homework. As a language, from the programming language design aspect, it is pretty limited, and also has a very limited debugger (without even conditional breakpoints). But I was impressed from the power that its bulk-tensor operations give to an engineer. Many students did not take the time to learn it properly, and just used loops all over the place, but I took the time to learn the true Matlab way. I worked with PDL a little and also wrote an extension for it. It seems impressive and usable, but like Roey said, its scope is much smaller than Matlab's. If you just need bulk operations on numeric tensors, then it would still be usable, naturally. Because PDL is based on Perl 5, the core language is much better and much more usable than Matlab. If you're looking for a free Matlab-compatible (but still incomplete) replacement look at GNU Octave. Regards, Shlomi Fish > If Matlab need help from Perl then why not just use PDL for the whole > thing? > > > Gabor > _______________________________________________ > Perl mailing list > Perl at perl.org.il > http://mail.perl.org.il/mailman/listinfo/perl -- ----------------------------------------------------------------- Shlomi Fish http://www.shlomifish.org/ Best Introductory Programming Language - http://xrl.us/bjn84 God gave us two eyes and ten fingers so we will type five times as much as we read.


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Monterrey, San Nicolas de los Garza and Santa Lucia Riverwalk, are other places in the area which are also worth touring.
Guadalupe offers some interesting museums and theaters within easy reach that allow visitors to really get a feel for the area. In particular, you should make sure you check out the Museo de Historia Mexicana, the Museo del Vidrio and the La Pinacoteca del Estado. Acclaimed galleries, include the Museo de Arte Contemporaneo.
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