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See the AFL content index for previous scouting reports and videos for every team in the league. For draft fans, here's my ranking of the top prep prospects for the draft. I'm currently doing an updated college rankings series right now but ranked my top 50 overall prospects for the draft back in August.
For an explanation about how to use asset values, how I grade players and their tools, what order I'll be breaking down each organization and what players are eligible to be ranked, see this primer of the minor league org prospect rankings series. Covered in that piece is the cut-off for players to qualify for this list. Among the young, MLB-ready pieces that will be included in the MLB rankings because they're too old/experienced for this list: newly-signed Cuban RHP Miguel Gonzalez, 2B/CF Cesar Hernandez, 3B Cody Asche, RHPs Justin De Fratus, Jon Pettibone and Phillippe Aumont, LHP Joe Savery and SS Freddy Galvis.
System Overview
The Phillies system is one of the weaker ones in baseball, but is always big on tools and projection as they heavily lean toward raw high school athletes in the draft. Some of these slow-burn athletes have worked out, like current big league RF Domonic Brown, and there are a few versions of that currently in the system, like Altherr and Dugan. This is an inherently hit-and-miss philosophy and a combination of low draft picks, just an okay hit rate on those, trades going for the playoffs in past years and mediocre recent dump trades all contribute to the weaker cupboard. It's worth noting the list is propped up in part due to a very successful Latin program run by international scouting director Sal Agostinelli, who has found a number of great value buys, typically signing older prospects for bonuses in the low six figures or less.
Only three players made the 50 Future Value cut-off, but a number of projection types outside that top three could take a step forward this season. My calculations have those top three prospects carrying a combined asset value of $98.3 million and the whole farm system combined is at almost exactly $200 million. It will be interesting to see how high that number can get for one of the stronger farm systems. Click on a player's bold/hyperlinked name to see previous articles, including scouting reports and video. Here's a quick look at the top 10 with dollar values for those above the 50 FV cut-off.
1. Maikel Franco, 3B, $40.7 million
2. J.P. Crawford, SS, $35.6 million
3. Jesse Biddle, LHP, $21.9 million
4. Ethan Martin, RHP
5. Aaron Altherr, OF
6. Dylan Cozens, RF
7. Andrew Knapp, C/RF
8. Kenny Giles, RHP
9. Kelly Dugan, RF
10. Zach Green, 3B
1. Maikel Franco, 3B
2014 Opening Day Age/Level: 21.6/AAA, 6'1/180, R/R
Signed: IFA, Dominican Republic at age 17 for $100,000 bonus
PV/FV: 45/55, Asset Value: $40.7 million
Hit: 40/55, Power: 50/55+, Speed: 35, Defense: 45+, Arm: 55+
Franco was a known prospect entering 2013, but more noted for his squatty frame, raw power and some bat speed rather than being an elite bat. He made short work of that reputation by savaging Hi-A, then tearing up AA, proving himself as an elite hitter and putting himself on the fast track to Philly, possibly filling a hole in the lineup as soon as late 2014. Franco doesn't have massive raw power, grading as a 55 or 60 depending on who you ask, which translates to 20-25 homers annually, but his particular type of power (low strikeout rate, frequent hard contact, pull-oriented right handed pop) should play particularly well in Philly's small ballpark so 30 homers is very possible.
Franco's mechanics and body don't seem like that of a elite bat, particularly compared to the gazelle-type loose athletes the Phillies tend to target, but he has an innate ability to square the ball up, has impressive strength, loft in his swing path and deceptively quick hands that generate above average bat speed. Since he's a low walk/low strikeout, early count hitter, Franco may have some trouble adjusting to big league pitching, but that shouldn't last long. A different type of player but similar type of hitter, Pittsburgh OF Starling Marte, was someone I pegged as gifted enough to make this type of approach work and he just hit .280/.343/.441 with a 4% walk rate and 24% strikeout rate in his first full MLB season.
That said, Franco has nowhere near the speed and defensive value of Marte, so he needs to hit to bring value. He's a well below average runner and fringy defender at third base that has the arm and hands to fit but is limited laterally. Franco is good enough to give him a few more years to work on it, but right field and eventually first base could be in his future. If Franco can continue to produce at the plate early in the first half at AAA Lehigh Valley, the Phillies may not be able to wait much longer to see if it will work in the big leagues.
2. J.P. Crawford, SS
2014 Opening Day Age/Level: 19.2/Lo-A, 6'2/180, L/R
Drafted: 16th overall (1st round) out of California HS in 2013 for $2,299,300 bonus
PV/FV: 20/55 (60 UPS), Asset Value: $35.6 million
Hit: 20/55, Power: 40/45, Speed: 50+, Defense: 55, Arm: 55
Crawford was a high-profile prospect early in his high school career, as a prep teammate of #13 Phillies prospect RHP Shane Watson and hitting in the same travel team lineup as fellow 2013 1st rounder 1B Dominic Smith (Mets). He's also distantly-related to Carl Crawford and while J.P. isn't the plus-plus runner Carl is, he has the quick-twich athleticism to be one of the top shortstops in the minor leagues. Crawford is a solid-average runner with very good defensive instincts, actions and footwork along with an above average arm that projects for an average or better defensive package. He's lanky and projectable with some present pop that should grow in the coming years but still be below average. The most important tool here is the bat, one I was a little worried about as an amateur as Crawford loaded his hands too high and deep (as you can see in the video), but I noticed he'd lowered them by instructs this fall. He has a loose cut with feel for the bat head and had an impressive pro debut. The upside isn't as sexy as power-hitting shortstop prospects like Carlos Correa or Addison Russell, but a strong full-season debut in 2014 could have Crawford ranked near them next year.
3. Jesse Biddle, LHP
2014 Opening Day Age/Level: 22.4/AAA, 6'4/225, L/L
Drafted: 27th overall (1st round) out of Pennsylvania HS in 2010 for $1,160,000 bonus
PV/FV: 40/50, Asset Value: $21.9 million
Fastball: 50/50+, Curveball: 45/50+, Slider: 45/50, Changeup: 50/55+, Command: 45/50
It's hard to get really excited about Biddle as nothing he does is plus, including command that stagnated a bit at AA in 2013. That said, he's consistently had above average stuff from the left side and continues to be 6'4 and get results; a near-ready league average starting pitcher is hard not to want, hence the over $20 million asset value. Biddle sits 89-92 and bumps 94 with his heater with occasional cut and run to the pitch. He backs it up with a solid-average overhand curveball at 70-74 that flashes occasional hard bite and his out pitch is an above average 77-80 mph changeup with good arm speed and tumble. Biddle also throws an average slider as a fourth pitch at 81-83 mph.
45 FV Group (Asset Value Range: $6 - $15 million)
4. Ethan Martin, RHP
2014 OD Age/Level: 24.8/AAA, 6'2/195, R/R
The Short Version: Power arm could be anything from inconsistent middle reliever to closer to #3 starter but it all depends on the command.
Martin, a 2008 first rounder, came over from the Dodgers at the trade deadline in 2012 as the primary piece of the Shane Victorino deal. One pro scout that saw Martin late last season said "if he figures it out, he could be special." When I asked if he thought Martin would figure it out, that same scout said "yeah, but in like 5 years, in his 3rd organization; that ballpark isn't helping him." Martin is a strong, athletic 6'2/195 righty that was an early-round prospect as a third baseman out of high school before his velo spiked. He sits 91-94 as a starter and is a tick or two better in relief, hitting 97 mph in short stints. He has four average or better pitches, including a plus slider but below average command that lands him in the 45 FV group even though he has much more potential than Biddle. I have Martin as a setup guy, a bit of a hedge given the possibilities of: ride the AAA/MLB shuttle with never-ending command problems, corral himself enough to turn into a closer, or puts it all together and becomes a #3 starter.
5. Aaron Altherr, OF
2014 OD Age/Level: 23.2/AA, 6'5/190, R/R
The Short Version: Lanky 6'5 outfielder is very athletic and still growing into his body but fringy bat & tweener profile has him looking more like very good 4th OF.
Altherr signed for $150,000 as a 9th rounder in 2009 and the super lanky 6'5/190 outfielder has improved considerably each of his three seasons in full-season ball, hitting .275/.337/.455 at age 22 in Hi-A last year. He plays center field now and is an above average runner, but should move to a corner as he continues to fill out his frame, likely ending as a guy that can play all three outfield positions if needed at maturity. Altherr also has above average power projection but the length that creates this pop creates problems for him making contact despite his quick hands and smooth cut. Altherr is similar to Rangers OF David Murphy, though Altherr's a few inches taller and this length leads to consistently higher strikeout totals that ultimately limit his upside.
6. Dylan Cozens, RF (Video)
2014 OD Age/Level: 19.8/Lo-A, 6'6/235, L/L
The Short Version: Massive 6'6/235 power bat was set to play DE at Arizona but Phils took him in 2nd round; size should limit contact but could have breakout full-season debut in 2014.
Cozens had a lower profile entering the 2012 draft but the Phillies popped him in the 2nd round, despite some industry whispers about why Cozens was kicked off his high school team. He's an intriguing athlete, a 6'6/235 lefty power bat that projects for plus raw power, fits in right field for now and is a dual-sport athlete signed to play defensive end at Arizona. As I always mention with tall hitters, their long arms create concerns for hitting for average and that is the main concern with Cozens as well. His swing can get a little uphill at times, but he's got a surprisingly fluid, direct cut for his size and has some feel to hit along with a decent idea of the strike zone. He'll always strike out a bit, but has the power and patience to make it work for him and his full-season debut in 2014 could be the start of a breakout.
7. Andrew Knapp, C/RF (Video)
2014 OD Age/Level: 22.4/Lo-A, 6'1/190, R/R
The Short Version: Athletic backstop with advanced stick was 2nd rounder out of Cal this year but is raw defensively, just had TJ surgery and is older than peers.
Knapp was a divisive prospect in my conversations with scouts and is tough to compare to the hitters ranked around him due to age, position, level and injury. He went in the second round out of Cal-Berkeley last spring as an advanced bat with the tools to catch but limited polish and experience behind the plate. He just had Tommy John surgery and won't be back until June, so we likely won't see him catch in many pro games until 2015, at age 23. Knapp will fit in right field with his above average arm strength and fringy speed if catching doesn't work, but scouts still differ if he'll hit enough to fit out there everyday. Scouts in support of Knapp see an above average hit/power combo and point to a strong Cape Cod League summer and improvement in his junior spring at Cal, while others see a catcher that got the yips last spring and is more of a utility type.
8. Kenny Giles, RHP (Video)
2014 OD Age/Level: 23.5/AA, 6'2/190, R/R
The Short Version: Power righty is up to 100 mph with just enough breaking ball to keep hitters honest; could be MLB factor late in 2014.
Giles was also a little tough to rank as I'm normally not one to fly relievers up the flag pole and it's all bats ranked around him, but this system isn't great and Giles is close to contributing. He sits 94-98 and has hit 100 mph with a lively fastball and a hard 85-89 mph slider with curveball tilt that's a solid-average pitch. His command is fringy as there's some effort, but Giles is looser, more athletic and more consistent than some relievers with comparable stuff, like recent Marlins second rounder Colby Suggs. There isn't enough off-speed to project more than a set-up man but it wouldn't shock me if he becomes that sooner rather than later.
9. Kelly Dugan, RF
2014 OD Age/Level: 23.5/AA, 6'3/195, L/R
The Short Version: Lanky 6'3/195 right fielder has slowly grown into frame and lefty stick is coming around; solid season in AA could make him potential low-end everyday guy .
The first thing more than one scout mentioned about Dugan was his dad; not a former big leaguer but instead a Hollywood director, known for most of Adam Sandler's recent movies, ahem, films. Dugan went to the same high school as Giancarlo Stanton, but is also a legit prospect in his own right, going in the second round in 2009 and most recently raking his way to a .291/.352/.506 line in 2013 split between Hi-A and AA. The 6'3/195 lefty hitter is a good athlete with a smooth swing, average raw power and an above average arm for right field. It's a potential fringe everyday package right now, but Dugan's first full look at AA could go a long way toward convincing scouts he'll hit enough to raise that projection.
10. Zach Green, 3B
2014 OD Age/Level: 20.1/Lo-A, 6'3/210, R/R
The Short Version: Big, power-hitting third baseman has good bit of swing-and-miss to his game and hasn't played full-season ball yet but the ceiling is high.
Green was described as "a lottery ticket" by one scout, encapsulating his upside and risk well. The 6'3/210 third baseman has an above average arm, good hands, fringy speed and raw power that projects for plus. If he was sure to hit, he'd be much higher on this list, but the concern is he won't. Green has some swing-and-miss in his game, which is why he lasted to the third round in 2012 and struck out nearly 30% of his plate appearances in the New York Penn League, but also hit 13 homers and 20 doubles in 311 plate appearances.
11. Yoel Mecias, LHP
2014 OD Age/Level: 20.5/Hi-A, 6'2/160, L/L
The Short Version: Previously unknown Venezuelan lefty flashed #4 starter upside in sterling Low-A debut.
Mecias popped up in 2013 with an impressive full-season debut as a teenager, striking out 70 and walking 25 in 57 innings. The lanky 6'2/160 Venezuelan signed for just $50,000, marking another find by Sal Agostinelli and the international group for the Phillies. Mecias has advanced feel for his age and his stuff isn't bad either: a fastball that ranges 87-92 mph and some projection remaining along with flashing an average slider and above average changeup.
40 FV Group (Asset Value Range: $3 - $6 million)
12. Roman Quinn, 2B/CF: If not for a recent ruptured achilles that throws his 2014 into doubt, the 2011 second rounder would be comfortably higher in these rankings. He battled a wrist problem as well in 2013, but is a true 80 runner that played shortstop (though fits better at second base or center field) and he's still raw in all aspects of the game but has versatile, disruptive everyday potential.
13. Shane Watson, RHP: The 2012 sandwich round pick still has the ability and potential that got him drafted that high last spring, but was just okay in his full-season debut. The 6'4/200 righty is athletic with an easy above average fastball-curveball combo, but the changeup, command and consistency come and go right now.
14. Zach Collier, RF (Video): The 2008 sandwich round pick was a raw hitter out of high school and has made steady progress, recovering from a disastrous start to his 2013 introduction to AA at age 22 to gain some positive momentum late in the year. He reminds me of Fred Lewis, with the ability to play all three outfield positions with some bat speed and enough power to punish mistakes.
15. Adam Morgan, LHP (Video): Morgan has improved since signing for $250,000 out of Alabama in 2011 but his 2012 breakout season hasn't sustained at higher levels, though there's still #5 starter potential. Morgan works 89-92 and has been up to 94 mph at times with an above average changeup, but his various breaking balls are fringy at best, leading some to think he's more of a swingman.
16. Luis Encarnacion, 3B/LF (Video): One of the top bats this past July 2nd signed for $1 million and was so young he was almost in next year's class. I was lower on him than the industry (click his name to see my longer report and video) and there's some similarities to Franco, but I'm not convinced his swing and approach are conducive to hitting his upside.
17. Carlos Tocci, CF: Rail-thin, 6'2/170 Venezuelan has some tools, signed for $759,000 in 2011 and while he didn't produce much at Low-A in 2013, he was 17 the whole season. He's slowly adding weight, has good instincts and has feel to hit, but needs to put up numbers to raise the profile.
18. Cord Sandberg, LF (Video): Four-star, high-profile, dual-threat quarterback and dual-sport commit to Mississippi State opted to turn pro in June for $775,000 in the third round. The 6'3/215 lefty isn't as athletic as you might expect, but shows five average tools and his limited baseball experience excuses a slow start to his career.
19. Tommy Joseph, C: The prize of the Hunter Pence trade has had some tough luck, missing most of 2013 due to a concussion and was just cleared to play. It's not certain he'll be able to catch, though he has the ability to be average defensively along with above average raw power but scouts doubt the bat, with shades of Toby Hall starting to show.
20. Severino Gonzalez, RHP: Panamanian righty is another find for Agostinelli, signing for $14,000 in 2011 at age 18 before shooting through the system all the way to AA in 2013. He'll open 2014 in AA at age 21 but only projects as a 5th starter or swingman with advanced pitchability of average stuff and a slight 6'1/153 build.
Short Season Sleeper: Deivi Grullon, C
The top July 2nd signing for the Phillies in 2012 is a Dominican defensive standout that got a $575,000 bonus. He already looks like a catcher at 6'0/190 and doesn't offer much pop, but has a developing feel to hit, will turn 18 just before the 2014 season and is a standout defender already with a plus arm.
Reclamation Project: Brody Colvin, RHP (Video)
After 105.1 innings in the High-A Florida State League in 2012 where I saw him a few times and he flashed mid-rotation upside, he's now thrown even more innings in AA the last two years and has 77 walks to 52 strikeouts (not a typo). At his best, Colvin worked 91-94, hitting 95 mph with an above average to plus hook and an above average changeup. Other times, it was more average-ish stuff but the command was below average regardless of the stuff. The delivery isn't terrible and Colvin, 23, is a solid athlete, so it shouldn't be this bad, with some low-hanging mechanical fruit even when he was pitching better. Another example, without as much upside, is reliever Juan Sosa, 24, who worked 94-96 with an above average slider and changeup in 2012 in High-A, but has also had command issues in AA.


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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2012 6:41 pm
Post subject: 2013 NFL Mock Draft 3 Rounds
Hey guys, this is my second mock draft of the year so I hope you lioke the picks. If yo don't like the pick sorry, but these are picks made by my personal opinion.
Here we go
1. Browns- Matt Barkley QB USC
2. Dolphins- Sam Montgomery DE/OLB LSU
3. Vikings- Keenan Allen WR California
4. Jaguars- Star Lotulelei NT Utah
5. Cardinals- Tyler Wilson QB Arkansas
6. Colts- Jarvis Jones DE/OLB Georgia
7. Seahawks- Robert Woods WR USC
8. Titans- Barkevious Mingo DE/OLB LSU
9. Raiders- Tyler Bray QB Tennessee
10. Rams- D.J. Fluker OT Alabama
11. Bills- Geno Smith QB West Virginia
12. Rams (From Redskins)- Justin Hunter WR Tennessee
13. Panthers- Johnathan Hankins NT Ohio State
14. Chiefs- Logan Thomas QB Virginia Tech
15. Bengals- Eric Reid S LSU
16. Eagles- David Amerson CB N.C. State
17. Buccanneers- Johnthan Banks CB Mississippi State
18. Chargers- Xavier Rhodes CB Florida State
19. Bears- Luke Joekel OT Texas A&M
20. Jets- Barrett Jones OG/C/OT
21. Ravens- Marquess Wilson WR Washington State
22. Giants- Tyler Eifert TE Notre Dame
23. Cowboys- T.J. McDonald S USC
24. Steelers- Manti Te'o ILB Notre Dame
25. Texans- Jake Matthews OT Texas A&M
26. Saints- Chris Faulk OT LSU
27. Lions- Marcus Lattimore RB South Carolina
28. Broncos- Kawann Short NT Purdue
29. Falcons- William Gholston DE Michigan State
30. Packers- Khaled Holmes C USC
31. Patriots- Robert Lester S Alabama
32. 49ers- Taylor Lewan OT Michigan
33. Dolphins- DeMarcus Milliner CB Alabama
34. Browns- Desmond Trufant CB Washington
35. Vikings- Jesse Williams NT Alabama
36. Cardinals- Ricky Wagner OT Wisconsin
37. Jaguars- Micah Hyde CB Iowa
38. Seahawks- Jackson Jeffcoat DE/OLB Texas
39. Dolphins (From Colts)- Terrance Williams WR Baylor
40. Raiders- Chase Thomas OLB Stanford
41. Rams- Chance Warmack OG Alabama
42. Titans- Carrington Byndom CB Texas
43. Redskins- Oday Aboushi OT Virginia
44. Bills- Bjoern Werner DE Florida State
45. Chiefs- Joseph Randle RB Oklahoma State'
46. Panthers- Tavon Austin WR West Virginia
47. Eagles- Matt Elam SS Florida
48. Bengals- Brandon Jenkins DE/OLB Florida State
49. Chargers- Ryan Swope WR Texas A&M
50. Buccanneers- Alex Hurst OT LSU
51. Jets- Baccari Rambo S Georgia
52. Bears- Shayne Skov ILB Stanford
53. Giants- Bennie Logan DT LSU
54. Ravens- Dalton Freeman C Clemson
55. Steelers- Kyle Fuller CB Virginia Tech
56. Cowboys- Landry Jones QB Oklahoma
57. Saints- Alex Okafor DE Texas
58. Texans- Tony Jefferson S Oklahoma
59. Broncos- Johnny Adams CB Michigan State
60. Lions- Jordan Poyer CB Oregon State
61. Packers- Kenny Vaccaro S Texas
62. Falcons- Montee Ball RB Wisconsin
63. 49ers- Travis Howard CB Ohio State
64. Patriots- DeAndre Hopkins WR Clemson
65. Browns- Cobi Hamilton WR Arkansas
66. Dolphins- Da'Rick Rogers WR Tennessee Tech
67. Vikings- Travis Frederick OG Wisconsin
68. Jaguars- Ryan Nassib QB Syracuse
69. Cardinals- Corey Lemonier DE/OLB Auburn
70. Colts- Andre Ellington RB Clemson
71. Seahawks- Terry Hawthorne CB Illinois
72. Titans- Jonathan Cooper OG North Carolina
73. Raiders- Joseph Fauria TE UCLA
74. Rams- Sean Porter OLB Texas A&M
75. Bills- Cordarrelle Patterson WR Tennessee
76. Redskins- Brennan Williams OT North Carolina
77. Panthers- Hakeem Smith S Louisville
78. Chiefs- Kevin Reddick ILB North Carolina
79. Bengals- Kenny Stills WR Oklahoma
80. Eagles- Keith Price QB Washington
81. Buccanneers- Jonathan Jenkins DT Georgia
82. Chargers- Alvin Bailey OG Arkansas
83. Bears- Demontre Hurst CB Oklahoma
84. Jets- Alec Ogletree ILB Georgia
85. Ravens- Shawn Williams S Georgia
86. Giants- Jonathan Brown OLB Illinois
87. Cowboys- Dallas Thomas OG Tennessee
88. Steelers- Prentiss Waggner S Tennessee
89. Texans- Emory Blake WR Auburn
90. Saints- Isaiah Johnson FS Georgia Tech
91. Lions- James Ferentz C Iowa
92. Broncos- Jared Abbrederis WR Wisconsin
93. Falcons- Philip Lutzenkirchen TE Auburn
94. Packers- Jordan Matthews WR Vanderbilt
95. Patriots- Logan Ryan CB Rutgers
96. 49ers- Sylvester Williams DT North Carolina
Ther it is, let me know what you think.
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2012 6:44 pm
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Jaguars do not need a Quarterback.
Round One is fine.
Round Two - Micah Hyde is a Safety at the next level - Give us Jeffcoat.
Third Round - Sean Porter.
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2012 6:57 pm
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1. Don't think we need a NT. Knighton will most likely get a contract extension this year but, he is probably BAP. Would prefer a corner though.
2. I could not pass on Werner in round 2.
3. I like Nassib but, we have too many other needs besides qb. OL depth or LB depth is needed. Johnathon Cooper or Sean Porter.
Would love to go
1. Xavior Rhodes
2. Bjoern Werner
3. Sean Porter
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2012 8:41 pm
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Thomas has a ton of potential, but he has a long way to go to get there. Not a bad pick by any means.
Not a big fan of the Randle pick. Brandon Jenkins, or a DB are bigger needs IMO.
And definitely need LB depth.
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2012 9:46 pm
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Teo in the first is excellent. Johnny Adams should be the pick in the second. His coverage skills mixed in with his blitzing ability are something the Steelers covet.
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2012 10:05 pm
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I think Joekel will be the pick over Fluker and in the third I could see either OLB or S.
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2012 10:29 pm
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Saints don't need an OT, maybe some depth in in rounds 4-7. Give us some pass rush or cornerback here. Also our second rounder is currently forfeited, no ruling from the league on this case till the end of the season!
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Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2012 1:07 am
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Bengals have the Raiders 2nd rounder. Give us Werner there. Keep the rest the same and it's good
Big thanks to kacymcbryant18 for the sig....^^
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Location: Miami, Fl
Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2012 1:33 am
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Not a bad dolphins mock. I'm thrilled about it but I'm not mad at it either. Also the dolphins have the bears 3rd round pick from the Marshall trade. Give them a OG or a S there.
Btw the Browns don't have a second round pick. They gave it up in the supplemental draft.
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Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2012 10:10 am
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Like the Jarvis pick. Give us Johnathan Cooper in the third, though.
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Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2012 10:32 am
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Khaled Holmes - good pick, we're going to need to replace Saturday and he is a great prospect.
Kenny Vaccaro - love this kid, great ball skills. Could be what we need to replace Collins.
Jordan Matthews - no clue on this kid.
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Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2012 2:28 pm
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Solid for Chicago. Hits 2 major needs LT and MLB(assuming Urlacher retires)
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Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2012 2:46 pm
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our interior DL is a strength, not a weakness
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Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2012 10:45 pm
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Edit: already posted on here. Please consider what I said OP.
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Posted: Mon Sep 17, 2012 12:08 am
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Quite OK with Seattle's first two rounds. In the third though, there are many I'd choose before Hawthorne. I think Cooper, Porter, Jenkins and Sylvester Williams are better options.
Great effort.
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The magazine holds the nails/staples. There are two magazine types, "stick" and "coil". Stick nailer magazines have a "ribbon" spring that puts pressure on the rack of nails, to advance them into the nose of the gun. If your nailer doesn't advance nails, try replacing this ribbon spring.
This item fits the following models:
1/4" x 50 Ft Noodle Air Hose with Coupler and Plug
$40.13 $25.95


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Product part number: ET-R205UBEGSTD
Product reference: 29425
This official adaptor for the Samsung Galaxy S2 / S3 / Galaxy Note allows you to convert your handset's microUSB connection to a standard USB connection.
"Great product"
"Both items worked as described"
"Fantastic Service"
Converts micro USB port to standard USB for USB On-The-Go functionality
USB On-The-Go is the latest technology for expanding the capabilities of your smartphone. With the Samsung Galaxy S2 / Galaxy Note and the Micro USB converter, you can plug in USB flash drives to access your data, or a USB card reader to get photos straight onto your phone from your digital camera, and much more
Small and discreet for easy transportation
The Samsung Galaxy S2 / Galaxy Note Micro USB converter is designed to be as small as possible given the functionality it provides. This makes it very pocketable, so you can take it with you wherever you have your phone
Genuine Samsung product made for Galaxy S2 & Galaxy Note
This is a genuine Samsung part, and has been made for and fully tested with the Galaxy S2 and Galaxy Note so you can be confident of perfect compatibility with your phone
Cell phone accessories


text: So I have some relatives and the whole family are a bunch of techies. Well, for some strange reason they all own iPhone 4's They recently had a big reunion and took a lot of pics with their iPhone's and are slowly uploading the pics they have taken to FB. Is it just me or do the iPhone camera's really just suck? I suppose that the whole family could be a little off in their photography skills but I don't think so. Anyone else here think the iPhone camera's stink?


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Headlines (News Releases)
Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies
Lauriers new International MBA program immerses students in the business cultures of three countries
Communications, Public Affairs & Marketing
Dec 5/12| For Immediate Release
Micheál Kelly, Dean, School of Business & Economics
Kevin Crowley, Director, Communications & Public Affairs
WATERLOO The School of Business & Economics at Wilfrid Laurier University is launching a new one-year full-time International MBA program that will give students a truly global educational experience, spanning three countries and a diverse range of business environments.
The program is being offered in association with CORE International Institute of Higher Education FZE, Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates, a subsidiary of CORE Education & Technologies Ltd. in India.
Lauriers International MBA program, which will commence in May 2013, is spread over three terms, with each term delivered in a different location. The first term will take place at Lauriers Waterloo campus, the second in Ras Al Khaimah, UAE, and the third in Mumbai, India. Applied projects and learning experiences will be structured to provide an insight into how business works in each of the three countries.
The new International MBA is designed to serve the needs of those wanting to work with firms that operate internationally, or start and grow new international businesses, said Micheál Kelly, dean of Lauriers School of Business & Economics. It will also be a resource for multinationals looking to develop management teams for local markets within their global businesses.
The three locations were selected to give students an experience in contrasting business contexts, from Indias rapidly developing market, to the UAEs international service-based market, to the developed market of Canada. Approximately 40 per cent of learning will consist of immersion in the real-world business environment at each location, including a business-consulting project requiring participants to work in teams in the local operations of global organizations. Personal leadership coaching and mentoring on the leadership skills required for an international business career will also be provided.
With global headquarters in Atlanta, United States, and operations in India, Europe, North America, the Middle East and Africa, CORE provides best-of-breed end-to-end solutions across all verticals of education. According to Sanjeev Mansotra, chairman and global CEO of CORE Education & Technologies Ltd., Lauriers International MBA program, in collaboration with CORE, will give business students a truly holistic working experience in international settings. The program will also empower students to learn in an environment of cultural diversity and cross-cultural integration with a global leadership mindset, he said.
It takes different thinking and skills to succeed in each of these environments, and an ability to work across cultures to do well in all three, said Hugh Munro, Lauriers MBA director. In essence, this is management education in a global laboratory.
Coursework will consist of 22 credits, and students will receive Lauriers degree upon graduation. In the first year, up to 30 participants from the three locations will be able to participate, making for an international mix of students from different cultural backgrounds.
Laurier will have the primary responsibility for all of the academic elements of the program, and will administer the components delivered in Canada. CORE Education & Technologies Ltd. will provide facilities, as well as administrative and marketing support, for the delivery of the program in the UAE and India.
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I know this is an old thread, but I have searched everything I know to search with no success. When following the guide for 3.2.6 kernel, I get stuck at compiling the ipheth-driver. When I run #make I get an error about Symbol Version Dump missing.
I'll try to be more specific about the error in a minute, right now I'm in /usr/src/linux-source-3.2.6 running #make to see if that helps.
Any ideas on what I'm doing wrong?


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We talking HS or College?
I recall some teachers in HS making a big deal of this but they gave us a guideline and it really wasn't hard to apply the details or our own papers/research. In college I don't remember having any guidelines but basically as long as you had the details they'd be happy.
The following is ripped form wikipedia but it follows exactly what I recall.
* author(s)
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USC wide receiver Marqise Lee leads the nation in receptions and yards receiving, but he easily could be playing for another college, like Miami.
"He loves the city of Miami and wanted to go there," said Ademole Turner, who coached Lee as the defensive coordinator at Serra High in Gardena. "But no one wanted to go with him there."
Miami's loss turned out to be USC's gain. But it wasn't quite that simple.
The Trojans were lukewarm on Lee, primarily a safety in high school, during much of his junior year. But after assistant coach Kennedy Polamalu (formerly Pola) visited Serra and watched film of Lee, the Trojans suddenly increased their interest.
Today, it almost seems like Lee is USC's entire offense, the way he gets so many touches. And USC coach Lane Kiffin is unapologetic about it.
"If you've got somebody people can't stop, you keep getting him the ball," Kiffin said. "It's critical. I compare it to basketball. You can't get him the ball enough. I can imagine what it would be like (in press conferences) if he only got three catches."
Actually, Lee caught only two passes last month against Washington and there were plenty of questions. But none from Lee. He might have been unhappy but he did not show it.
"Honestly, I just want to win," Lee said. "If I don't get the ball and we're winning, I really don't mind. That happened in high school and I was fine with it."
It is difficult to question Lee because he seems so happy-go-lucky and team oriented.
"He's an incredible guy, willing to do whatever it takes and just has a great attitude," said USC track and field coach Ron Allice.
Lee joined the track team in the offseason and instantly excelled in the long jump. Perhaps the ultimate sign of respect is Kiffin let him leave spring practice and attend a track meet in Texas as a reward for Lee's work ethic.
USC basketball coach Kevin O'Neill spoke to Lee last season about playing for this team, but that was before he became one of the nation's most prolific wide receivers. There are probably a couple other USC coaches that would like to utilize his services.
Is there anything he can't do as USC's preferred Heisman Trophy candidate over quarterback Matt Barkley?
In a bit of stunt casting last week, Kiffin inserted Lee at safety for a play, but Arizona State did not snap the ball because it tried to get a delay-of-game penalty.
"I was nervous when I got in there," Lee said.
He even plays quarterback when the Trojans run the Wildcat formation and has gained 66 yards in six carries. Can he also pass since no athletic achievement seems beyond him?
"I think I've got an arm, but I don't think the coaches believe in it," Lee said.
Why doubt him? Just look at his accomplishments heading into the UCLA game Saturday at the Rose Bowl.
Lee has amassed 663 receiving yards in the Trojans' past three games, breaking his own school record for a three-game stretch. His eight games with at least 10 catches is a school record. He is already No. 8 in career receptions in less than two seasons.
But the record that everyone remembers is his 345-yard performance against Arizona, which set a Pacific-12 Conference record and was No.5 all-time in NCAA history.
Lee was more upset after the game because the Trojans lost. Even later, he preferred not to focus much on his huge day.
"I really just wanted to win that game," he said. "(The record) doesn't mean a lot to me. It's nice but that's not the type of player I am. I would rather win."
He feels the same way as he thrust himself into the Heisman conversation.
"I'm not really focused on that," Lee said.
What is undeniable is no athlete carries more clout than Lee these days. USC now has a masseuse on the sideline at the Coliseum because Lee liked getting massaged during the track season.
His dual-sport capability probably also explains why he is injury-free this season. The biggest scare this season came 45 minutes before last week's Arizona State game when his face swelled after an allergic reaction, possibly to something he ate.
"Maybe it was some chips," Lee joked.
Don't bet against USC banning chips from the team hotel before the UCLA game.


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Jayne Ann Krentz borrows from the legend of the Hatfields and McCoys and throws in a few echoes of Romeo and Juliet in her latest saga of romance and intrigue. Eclipse Bay is the first in what promises to be an exciting new trilogy. Death and desire walk hand in hand in the tiny town of Eclipse Bay, located along the rocky coast of Oregon. The steep cliffs and crashing waves are no less hazardous than the nasty secrets that many in town keep. And at the heart of it all is the generations-long rivalry and hostilities between two families: the Hartes and the Madisons.
The two families have waged a bitter battle ever since the elder men in the family became business partners years ago and were then torn apart over a beautiful but unscrupulous woman. Now, the Hartes are part of the upper crust in Eclipse Bay whereas the Madisons are known for being womanizing scallywags who are in trouble more than they are out. Everyone assumes Hannah Harte will go on to great personal success and a solid, well-positioned marriage. But the expectations for Rafe Madison include a life of trouble and the likelihood of jail time.
But fate, and a chance encounter on a deserted beach late one night, changes everything. Rafe Madison is accused of murdering the young girl he was dating, who abandoned him out on the beach. Hannah, also abandoned by her date after she fought off his amorous advances, finds herself in the position of being Rafe Madison's alibi. Though Hannah does the right thing by telling the truth about Rafe, she pays for it when rumors about the true nature of their chance encounter start to circulate.
Eight years later, Hannah and Rafe have both made their way in the world. Hannah has met her goal of building a successful business, and Rafe has met his goal too: staying out of jail. They are drawn back to Eclipse Bay when Hannah's aunt dies and leaves them each an equal interest in her large seaside house. Rafe and Hannah both have plans for the place and each hopes to convince the other to sell their half interest. It doesn't take long before their plans verge more toward a partnership -- both in a personal and a business sense. Yet they may not get the chance to realize their plans, for the killer from eight years ago is apparently still at large. And he's none too happy when Rafe and Hannah's return to Eclipse Bay triggers memories and talk among the townsfolk that might point a finger his way.
Krentz aptly plumbs the depths of family connections, exploring those that tie and those that bind. Petty conflicts provide an entertaining foil to one very deadly one, and although the crime may be serious, Krentz's depiction of small-town life provides some comic relief. There's passion aplenty and some scintillating sex, plus an intriguing cast of eccentric characters that makes for a highly entertaining read. As the kickoff to a trilogy, Eclipse Bay promises a high-scoring game.
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on fb? naaaa thats a terrible idea
"Talk is cheap"
cerp i hate everything he does. his c is never closed that lazy fucking bastard. and he calls it a "style" i call it lazy toy shit
why is there so much lazy shit, i see so many outlines and handstyles, an half of those ar garbage, dont get me wrong, ive seen plenty of good shit, there needs to be more of that
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People who are just beginning and want to show off to friends/every people they'll see that they write, cuz it's cool.
The police ofcourse, retarded fines that people get nowadays. The momenths that a cop pulls off in a extra-retarded chill spot, by some miracle, and starts comparing it, like you were destroying someones house walls in someones bedroom. Sense makes a lot.
People who are getting into the game, and want cheap fame by destroying everything with a shitty style, and end up heating up every spot in town.
Destruction in retarded places. (mostly by toys ofcourse).
The guys who ego-trip, after they got a few decent walls done, and who believe that they are superstars in a very small scene. If you're out with painting this guy, he just ends up bragging how fresh his wall was for an half and hour, and doesn't accept any kind of critisism.
Toygroupies are also annoying.
"Street-artists" who's work is just a 5 minute photoshop crap made on 1000 slaps. Quite stupied most of the time, but jeah, it isn't real graffiti.
People who think "Banksy is the realest guy out there", and think that real graffiti takes no hard work. (no hate to Banksy, he's a genious, but his fans are annoying sometimes with their retarded statements about graffiti.. something like "it's just a bubble letter, man I did this in middle school, and jeah, with wildstyle, you take just letters and put some arrows on. ***** please.
Guys like me, who spend time typing in this thread, what's the point?
People who say shit like "i was drunk/high as fuck" when posting their stuff online, and using it as an excuse for a shitty wall.
Anti-graffiti people.
He ended up gettin a lawyer and got off with 6 months. And no, he didn't snitch.
Point is, the legal system is fucking insane.
Graffiti isn't a crime, only bad graffiti.
that people come to NYC and jocking our city
but thats with every writer in new york
Kaz onee
lifes a bitch but god forbid the bitch divorce me ill be flooded with ice so hell fire cant scorch me
i dont like the majority of writers, especially in the city im staying in now. for every humble dude who puts in work and has style, theres 50 toys who think there gods gift to earth. also the fact that people say "graffiti art all looks the same to me", when in actuality its probably got some of the widest varieties of styles and techniques compare to other art forms.
Yeah but toys these days are lil 13 year old metrosexual faggots with a marker that tag and attempt shit for 6 months then don't even bother with graffiti these days. It's just a fad thing nowadays.
The fact that people think you have to be from the hood, only rack supplies, and be fucking amazing at graff to even touch a wall. and really, who cares if you dont steal shit? people make such a big deal over it. damn.
when people get on thier knees and try to suck my dick in the streets cuz im like nothing short of a miracle when it comes to graff, and everyone starts like hi-fiving me ery where cuz im just that popular and everyone loves me , to be honest i think im like the king of graff or some shit.
কে ইতালিক জাতির লোকেরা ইতালীয় উপদ্বীপে ভাষাটি নিয়ে
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Key fob and clock light on dash wont go off
Been reading forums on problems with the key fob. I have a problem myself and hope its nothing too big to fix. First off I've been having problems with my 01 330i having no heat. Still haven't fixed that problem, but I parked the car outside since December. Starting it two times a week to make sure it idles good and the battery is good. Well today, I figured I would fool around with it trying to fix my heat. I didn't start it mid week, so this was the first time in 8 days I started it. I pushed the unlock key and it wouldn't unlock. So I manually put the key in and unlocked the door. Opened the door and the alarm was going off. I couldn't cut it off with the key, so I stuck the key in the ignition and started the car so the alarm would shut off. I let it idle for 20 min and turned it off and noticed the dash light was still on where the clock was when I took the key out. I couldn't lock the car with the key, so I locked the door manually and the light stayed on. Two minutes later the alarm goes off and eventually stops after a few minutes. Now the light is on where the clock is and its killing my battery. My key doesn't work to lock and unlock. I think the alarm is still armed ever since I started it with the key the first time. Anyone know what I should do. I disconnected the battery and left it like that. Its either the key battery or the car battery. I need to find a way to get the key to work and I think the dash light will turn off. (The alarm light isn't blinking on the rear view mirror). Please, throw your suggestions my way. Thanks
Well. I'll try to help you with a couple things.
First as far as the heat goes. Does the blower not work? Meaning when you say you don't have heat, do you mean air is coming out but it's not hot, or is there no air coming out of the vents at all? If it is the latter and there is no air coming out, it is probably your Final Stage Resistor. Costs about 50 bucks online and is pretty easy to replace. Just search the site for a DYI on that.
Second. The cheapest way to test your alarm issue would be to just replace the battery in the key. It's not exactly the simplest DYI due to the fact that the battery is not removable and the key is sealed, but it can be done. You need to slice the key open using a blade of some sort (be careful), once you open up the key you will see how the battery is attached to the small circuit board.
You can then clip the terminal that is attached to the battery so you can remove it. (you might be able to use a soldering iron and heat it up and remove it that way, I forget honestly since its been about 6 years since I had to do this on mine. Once you have the battery out you can look up the type of battery and order a new one online.
I ordered mine from Mouser Electronics for like a buck fifty plus shipping. Then just pop the battery in and solder the terminals back to it like the old one and then be careful when closing the key back up making sure not to break any of the components on the inside. Reseal using superglue.
You COULD also just order a new key from the dealership which will run you about 250 bucks. But if you have the patience it is WAYYYYYYY cheaper going the DYI route.
Something seems fishy though to be honest. I can't imagine the car isn't supposed to disable the alarm when opening it from the key cylinder on the door. Who knows though.
Edit: Read another thread by you on the heat issue, It seems you are getting air. I know this may sound stupid, but there is a center control right between the 2 middle airvents that goes up for heat and down for cold air, sometimes people miss that thinking the electronic control is the only way to control the temp of the air coming out. Just figured I would mention that in case.
fsr key fob
As for the key, if I replace the battery, do I have to reprogram it. Just asking, because I dont have a spare. Car only came with one key. And would a bad battery in the key cause my cluster light to stay on?
I would check the coolant level is ok then I would give the car a good run in order to charge up your battery and the battery in your key.
Keep an eye on the temp gauge and see what's shown.
EDIT: Also when I purchased a replacement battery for my key, I do remember the website stating that those batteries are good for 1000 charges. So you can't charge them forever and it may be time for a replacement.
I'll quote from the battery data sheet, "Approx., 1000 times at 10% discharge depth to nominal capacity." Since under normal conditions the battery is never discharged anywhere near that deep they will last much much longer. 10+ years is not a problem. I repair a lot of keys and I only have to replace the original battery when the customer has f'd it all up following that idiot on YouTube that says to break the leadframe off the battery at the weld points.... If the battery hasn't been dicked with I just repair the key, close it up and send it back with the original battery. The original battery always measures between 3.1 and 3.3 Volts and brand new batteries measure only 3.0 Volts since they don't come from the factory fully charged.
Yeah I didn't mean it will only last 1000 times. I was just quoting the txt from the website. I realize that it never gets discharged fully. I think it really depends on how much you use it though. I purchased my last 02' 330ci in 2007 and my battery was shot within like 2 months of owning it. So I only made it 5 years.
Also I can't imagine the cap will store energy for that long. It certainly isn't a big cap. And I had my battery out for quite some time before I got the new one in and I still had remote functionality. You sure it works like that? Just asking as my experience seems to contradict what you are saying. I figured it was non-volatile.
Key fob and no heat
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Any physical activity is good activity is the message behind the federal guidelines for physical activity, which the Department of Health and Human Services released this month. The core guideline is that Americans should get at least 150 minutes of moderately intense activity per week, but that doesn't mean you have to spend that time in the gym. For the first time, a variety of activities, including daily chores and physically-demanding occupations, count toward physical activity, which can lower the risk of early death, heart disease, stroke and high blood pressure. But thankfully, the feds have realized that physical activity isn't one-size-fits-all, so after the jump find recommendations for adults, seniors, children and teens. [New York Times] Adults
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'Ruff acknowledged things have not been easy for Noronen. "It's been tough on him, extremely tough on him. We got to work through that". The Sabres have not considered calling up Mike Leighton from Rochester, "haven't gone there yet, not at all" Ruff said. Ruff also refused to name his starting goalie for tonight's game, something Lindy has rarely done in his tenure in Buffalo.'
McKee practices, 6 out of 8, Max out, maybe Mika?
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Best Of :: Food & Drink
Ah, ice cream. In this age of diet and fitness, it's almost a taboo to savor a scoop, let alone think about ordering a sundae somewhere. Well, we have the perfect solution. Abandon this age. Go back in time, just a little, to when ice cream was a sweet pleasure too rare to be scorned for its fat content. Got the fantasy set in your mind? Now make it reality at Jaxson's, a 44-year-old ice cream parlor and candy shop designed like a general store. The place even smells like the old-fashioned ice cream-candy emporium that it is, with scents of chocolate and malt mingling with the cool air wafting out of the freezers. With a choice of 60 flavors made right on the premises, it's almost a sin not to ask for the famous "kitchen sink," a sundae that has so many scoops, toppings, whipped cream, sprinkles, and nuts it could feed an entire Little League baseball team. In fact just spooning it up is so much exercise you can practically count the calories you're cutting.
Don't say we never did nothin' for ya. Because if we had half a brain or one selfish bone in our body, we'd stay mum about Spicy Jenny's. This tiny, three-table storefront eatery, just off Lake Worth's main drag, is one of those little-known places so unfathomably good that we should just shut up about it, because the only good that will come of publicizing the place is that it will be overrun with hordes of lunchtime drones. So, just briefly: chicken thighs in Veracruz peanut sauce tempered with red wine, served over carrots and white grapes; pork chops in soy-ginger sauce with mango salsa and mashed potatoes; spinach enchiladas suiza. And those are just a few of the daily lunch specials. None is more than $6, and all are comparable to dishes you'd pay three times that amount for at any restaurant with amenities (like, say, table service). You want more? The best Philly cheesesteak in town, bar none; huevos rancheros that will leave you forever unable to eat the tepid eggs served at most breakfast joints; ham-and-corn chowder that will make you wish for a nice 30-degree day and a stiff wind; and oh, forget it. We're off to Spicy Jenny's right now, before you unwashed masses tarnish the place forever.
OK, so it's not much of a chain -- yet. This pan-Latin eatery, a conceptual sibling to T.G.I. Friday's, has only two other locations nationwide. Still, more are planned, including two in South Florida, and they're so uniquely suited to our region that we have no problem looking forward to more. Like everyday life in multicultural South Florida, the Samba Room menu puts various Hispanic dishes side by side regardless of country of origin. Where else could you find a ropa vieja sandwich next to Colombian arepas -- with a corn salsa, no less? Or wash down xinxim (Brazilian stew) with a Cuba libre? Granted, the Samba Room, named for a Brazilian dance, takes some liberties by fusing Latin ingredients with Asian ones and palming some Caribbean ones off on unsuspecting Anglos. But all in all, the place is good fun, especially late in the evening when the furniture is cleared away, the dancing begins, and the Samba lives up to its name.
If the aroma of fresh-baked cookies wafting from the café's kitchen doesn't clue you in, allow us to do so: Proprietors Dennis Williams and Ken Rzab make their own. And they're not just tollhouse toadies, either, although the chocolate-chip yummies here are so popular the boys sell 'em by the dozen. This pair gets into the groove with sweets both simple (try the brownies) and sophisticated (sample the cappuccino-chocolate-chip layer cake). And as for the peanut butter cream pie, it straddles the line between delicious and, oh, how about rockin' good. Talk about rhythm -- the sweets here make your taste buds do the tango.
What do you do when confronted with a horny green iguana? Drink it, and fast -- otherwise the aged tequila in this innovative martini might lose its just-shaken chill. Then, once you're sufficiently warmed, take time to examine the rest of the offerings at this splendidly creative Tex-Mex joint. This eatery on trendy Clematis Street has chile-napped winners in such items as chicken breast mole and tenderloin of pork with pumpkin-seed sauce. And you can't dismiss even what would normally be incidentals (that is, chips and salsa) in another restaurant, because every piquant sauce here is made on the premises. Indeed while the mixed drinks tame even the prickliest Mexican-food fans, the fare peps 'em right back up again.
Granted, the name's a little strange, perhaps just a bit too weird to be taken seriously. And the sushi part can easily seem like a backup plan for non-Thai food lovers or for those disappointed in the pad Thai, for instance. And yes, the place doesn't look like much more than what it was before chef-owner Todd Boonya took over: a classic roadside diner. But once you're safely ensconced in a booth and served steaming tom yum soup, a brothy blend spiked with lime leaves, lemongrass, and chile peppers, you'll just have to trust your palate. This is fine Thai dining indeed. Mee krob is exceptional, neither greasy nor too sweet, and curries are supremely well balanced. Ask for your dish spicy and you'll get it that way, which makes Eddie Hills and Sushi Thai not only a pit stop for quick Asian fare but a cure for the common cold as well.


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My Outlook has been playing up lately (thanks, Norton Antivirus :mad: ) and I have lots of downloaded headers (just the headers) in the Inbox, that I need to delete.
However, the actual email messages they refer to no longer exist on the server (deleted via webmail facility in an effort to restore normality).
I cannot find any way to delete the headers from the Outlook Inbox. Can't move them, can't delete them, can't do any damned thing with them :xeye: They're all marked for deletion, but I just get an error message every time saying:
(Account Name) Receiving' reported error (0x8004210C) : 'Some messages you marked for download are no longer available on the server.'
and the headers are still there, but with a duplicate copy in addition. (Even though the header and message have been 100% deleted from the actual email server days ago).
Any suggestions gratefully received - haven't had much luck doing a web search on this and Outlook Help was no help at all - naturally...
I haven't encountered this problem myself, but off the top of my head, why not try ticking the box "Leave a copy of messges on the server" under Tools->Email Accounts->[change]->More Settings->[advanced]
This may let you delete them without the delete commend being sent to the server. In theory.
Check the .PST file hasn't been marked as read only.
what you can do is save the mail you want to keep somewhere else (new folder) and delete the inbox.dbx and reboot.. import the mail and save so it creates a new inbox.dbxit can be wise to do so once in a while because all your mail is stored there even if you deleted it so the .dbx file can be real huge after a while if you send/receive lots of mail.
now i dont have an english outlook but you should find the inbox.dbx in a folder something like this:
C:\Documents and Settings\yourname\Local settings\Programdata\Identities\{C5048B6F-A1BF-4142-855E-FE3CFF50CC75}\Microsoft\Outlook Express
and if you open your .dbx file from dos or something you can read all your mail that you believed you had deleted
be shure to back up your addressbook before doing this, just to be safe
hope this can help if everything else fail
Many thanks for your suggestions - much appreciated.
Mike and NathanAUS, I investigated your suggestions carefully. Thanks!
Crazybanana, Sorry, I should have made it clearer I was using Outlook 2003 rather than Outlook Express. Sorry about that. Unfortunately Outlook doesn't use the collection of xxx.dbx files like Outlook Express. Instead everything is tightly packaged in a single .pst file. Thanks anyway!
I'm unable to resolve this problem. My conclusions are as follows:
Ten years after email became mainstream and it is still not possible to reliably receive a simple email without a Masters in Software Engineering? Great work, Bill, great work. You must be so proud...
If anyone knows how to remove these orphan headers (how to open and dig around inside .pst files, perhaps?) I'd be very grateful to know. I can't be the only one who has come across this problem! :xeye:
outlook 2003well, try this then 1.Create a new data file with a different name than that of the oldone (Properties of Outlook-Link in Start-menu)2. Keep the old data file3. Assign your e-mail-accounts to the new data file (so that mailfolders in the new data file are created by Outlook automatically)4. Open Outlook and make sure that both data files are opened5. Move all the e-mails except those "orphaned" headers to the newinbox etc. folders6. If you have calendar events and other items go the the list mode ineach view (because 5-day mode etc. is unhandy) and move them to thenew data file7. Close and delete the old data file8. You got rid of those annoying headers
Thanks Crazybanana, I'll cross my fingers and try that over the weekend!
well, if that dont work then the only advice i have left is:
-1. BACK UP YOU PST FILE 1. remove the email account from outlook completely, just the account with the problem.2. then logg in to the web interface of your email provider for that account, so you could clear the mailbox of all emails.. inbox and junk folders. forward all unrecevied emails to another account and then deleted then and cleared the trash (the recycle bin for your isps mail)3. then highlighte the undeleteable headers in outlook (the ones that keep downloading) and hit shift+delete.outlook prompted you to delete all emails from the account that no longer existed -- confirm with yes and bang problem solved.. hopefully. This worked for others and I have seen no negative effects..hope this holds true for you too.but make sure you follow step -1.
Yes, Yes Yes - problem solved 100% - Many, many thanks for your help!
This (above) is the advice I followed first (I chickened out of trying the previous method over the weekend! Thought I'd 'think about it' first - glad I did, as this method is simpler) and it worked like a charm with no nasty surprises.
Even with the benefit of hindsight I still can't locate any 'Help' in the 'Help File' for Outlook 2003 (hard disk or online) that explains any of this. Amazing...
For anyone who has a similar problem and follows this procedure in Outlook 2003, here is what happens:
[INDENT]Remove Header(s)?
Some of the selected headers were downloaded from an E-mail Account that doesn't exist on this computer. These headers might have been downloaded using a different computer, or from an E-mail account that has since been deleted.
To remove all headers associated with this account, click 'Yes'To keep these headers, click 'No'[/INDENT]
Some of the selected headers were downloaded from an E-mail Account that doesn't exist on this computer. These headers might have been downloaded using a different computer, or from an E-mail account that has since been deleted.
To remove all headers associated with this account, click 'Yes'To keep these headers, click 'No'
When you click Yes all the orphan headers are immediately deleted (even if you only select one) and the following slightly misleading message appears:
The item could not be deleted. It was either moved or already deleted, or access was denied
However, the orphan headers are history, and now that their presence does not cause an error during every download, Outlook is not prevented (as it was) from sending the signal to the server to delete the recently downloaded messages from the server.
I guess I should forward this thread to Microsoft so they can use it to improve their Help file. Who knows, it might happen...
Once again, many thanks to everyone who responded to my original post, and especially Crazybanana who definitely deserves An Exceptionally Happy and Prosperous New Year!!
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Happy New Year Paul :Partier: :Partydude:
thank you so much guys, i signed up just for this!its 6 months i am looking for this information :o
now im going to microsoft newsgroup where nobody is aware of that :rolleyes: and make myself usefull too
Trust me when I say ditch outlook. It is a very unsecure crappy piece of software. Try an email client like "The Bat" by RIT Labs. You will forever be happy.
Figured I couldn't be the only one!
I sent some detailed feedback and a link for this thread to Microsoft a few weeks ago - trying to be helpful, doing the right thing, etc. - but of course you never get a reply from those arrogant b******s, and it was probably ignored anyway. Such is life... :mad:
Thanks guys!It never ceases to amaze me how useless Microsoft's help systems are - they might as well call themselves IBM!! Your thread has solved my problem too - without having to try hacking into my .pst file, which in any case is such an obscure database format that I don't want to even think about that. One more step towards Open Source for me!!
1) SORT by HEADER STATUS. If HEADER STATUS is not available on the fields shown, add it.
2) Find the messages that have not been downloaded but are marked for download.
3) Decide whether you want to delete those messages permanently OR unmark for download (whatever you decide, remember that they are probably gone from the server, so the former option is more likely to be the best)
4) Do a SEND/RECEIVE. You won't have any problems this time.


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Recent reports from market research firms have revealed that Waterloo, Ontario based Canadian smartphone maker Research in Motion, Ltd. (
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airing "BBX"
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On the native apps side, there's a new Native SDK. There's a new GUI SDK -- Cascade UI with support for 3D animations and more. RIM is offering support for 100 commonly used open source libraries, including the popular multithreading library POSIX. And for native apps RIM is also adding new deep integration to the company's push and BlackBerry Mail (BBM) services.
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The new operating system will be available on new BlackBerries and will be available as an OS upgrade for the PlayBook and future tablets. An early build is available via the "BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.0 Developer Beta."
The base code of the operating system comes from QNX, the OS currently used in the RIM PlayBook, but borrows literally from RIM's own BlackBerry OS. QNX was first released in 1982 by a fellow Waterloo firm, and was purchased in 2004 by Harman International Industries (
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The new OS will be installed on both RIM's tablets and its BlackBerry smartphones.
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Mike Lazaridis, President and Co-CEO at RIM, cheered the fruit of that acquisition, stating, "With nearly 5 million BlackBerry apps downloaded daily, our customers have made BlackBerry one of the most profitable platforms for developers. At DevCon today, we're giving developers the tools they need to build richer applications and we're providing direction on how to best develop their smartphone and tablet apps as the BlackBerry and QNX platforms converge into our next generation BBX platform."
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Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Ronald S. Coen immediately sentenced 40- year-old Noe Yanez to 11 years and eight months in state prison and ordered him to register as a sex offender for life, said Deputy District Attorney Natalie Adoman.
As a hearing to determine if there was enough evidence to require him to stand trial was about to enter its second day, Yanez pleaded guilty to one count each of forcible rape, meeting a minor for lewd purposes, using a minor for sex acts and possession of child pornography and two counts of false imprisonment by fraud or deceit.
The charges involved four girls who were between 13 and 17 at the time, along with the 18-year-old woman.
Forty-five other counts against him were dismissed as a result of his plea.
Yanez was a nine-year veteran of the Long Beach Police Department when he was initially arrested last April on suspicion of possessing child pornography and then re-arrested in May after the charges were filed.
He has remained jailed since then.
Yanez is no longer employed by the city of Long Beach, according to a spokeswoman for the Long Beach Police Department.


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The idea of the government creating a massive biometric database for virtually all adult Americans is indeed terrifying, and if the story was true, would be cause for genuine outrage.
Fortunately, Wired's assertion is false. Here are the facts:
1) Biometric data collection
Biometric information is being collected by the government for the purpose of determining provisional immigration status, but those affected are unauthorized aliens, not American citizens. As part of the process of transitioning to provisional status, immigrants will be required to submit biometric data: their fingerprints. Without fingerprints, the government would be hard-pressed to undertake the national security and criminal background checks that must be completed prior to granting unauthorized aliens the temporary work permits that accompany provisional status.
2. The "photo tool"
The immigration bill creates what is called a "photo tool" to add another layer of security onto the existing E-Verify program. If you've ever applied for a visa, passport, or federal work authorization, the federal government already has your photo.
But guess what? That isn't a "biometric" data set by any reasonable definition. As a Senate aide told me:
Biometrics typically refer to certain physiological traits that are distinctly unique to you, like your fingerprints, an iris scan, or your DNA that comes off on those small sticks that you swab on the inside of your cheek at the doctor's office. Photographs of you do not, in and of themselves, possess these types of traits that identify you based on your own unique physiological characteristics; thus, no one can say that they are in fact biometrics.
The Wired article is also aggressively misleading in stating that the photo tool will include "photographs of everyone in the country with a driver's license or other state-issued photo ID."
Sorry, but no. That same aide told me the following:
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Love, a rising Republican star who lost a challenge to Democratic Rep. Jim Matheson last year, says the budget for her 18,300-person city isn't dependent on federal spending and therefore able to handle the cutbacks.
The automatic cuts went into effect late Friday after Congress was unable to reach a compromise to avert the budget changes, known in Washington as the sequester.
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Obama's top economic adviser, Gene Sperling, said that Republicans can't try to blame the impasse on the White House and Democrats because they, too, voted for the automatic spending reductions.
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On Tue, Jan 27, 2004 at 11:08:50AM -0500, Mark Spieth wrote:
> This is BAD BAD BAD BAD BAD! I can repeat it some more if you want... A
> firewall should just be a firewall period end of story. If people would
> keep things updated, then it might be a different case, But they won't,
> hell I still see code red attacks out there..
For a company network, the firewall should only do firewall. Separate
secure boxes inside the network should provide additional services.
In a home network, having everything in one box isn't as risky. For one
thing, home networks aren't "juicy" targets like company networks are.
A real world physical example that might put this into perspective:
At the last place I worked, we had proximity access cards. You
needed the card to get in the front door outside of normal hours.
You needed the card to access the stairs and elevator from the
ground floor. You needed the card to access the machine rooms.
There is a complicated alarm system, with dialout and cellular links
to contact the alarm monitoring people.
In my house, I have 1 key that fits both doors, and I keep the
doors locked at all times (aside from during egress/ingress).
I don't have a fancy alarm system. I have one cat that might love
an intruder to death. I have several computers, some expensive home
entertainment equipment, and standard appliances and furniture.
I don't have as strong or as expensive a security setup at home as they
had at work. On the other hand, I have less than 30,000 dollars worth of
stuff (that is likely a very high number actually), whereas the company
had several tens of millions of dollars worth of equipment. Their risk
was greater, so their security measures were greater.
> The end result is and will be that these insecure *nix boxes running all
> this extra software, will get hacked, now personally if you put extra
> stuff on your firewall and it gets hacked, and the hacker then deletes
> all your companies accounting files so that you don't get a paycheck, I
> really could care less, But that won't be the end of it, They will then
> use that hacked box to go hacking other peoples boxes including ones I
> manage and that's where I have a problem. You want NTP etc.. Go buy a
> $25.00 PII300 used box and run NTP behind your firewall, no guarantee it
> won't get hacked, But your chances are much better than running it,
> samba and a whole mess of other things on your box...
In a home, many people *will not* dedicate 5 computers just for
"infrastructure". 1 or 2 perhaps, but even that is a stretch. m0n0wall
on a soekris has the benefit of looking like a device instead of a
computer. *grin* In a home, people often don't have a DMZ, nor do they
generally need one.
If someone is running a network gateway with a lot of extra services
(including firewall, etc), and they are aware of the risks, then if they
get compromised, they will have to live with that.
I personally will be having my firewall only be a firewall (and once I
get my big server rebuilt, I'll turn off DHCP on the m0n0wall and put it
on the server instead).
Also consider that every extra machine you add has an OS and software
that must be kept up to date. Someone has to manage that machine,
and stay on top of patches. In a company network those costs are
expected. In a home network, most people simply want things to work
without having to spend a lot of time making them work.
> Mark


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