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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2013 1:21 am
Post subject: KT's 7 round mock
- I don't know much of anything about team needs or a lot of the prospect outside of the DEs. I just wanted to do a 7 rounder to get a feel for what type of players would be around at each of my teams picks. The order is also off in the late rounds because I got it from walter and it sucked.
Arizona trades #7 and 3rd to Philadelphia for #4
1. Kansas City :: Mike Glennon QB North Carolina State
2. Jacksonville :: Damontre Moore DE Texas A&M
3. Oakland :: Star Lotuelei DT Utah
4. Arizona(Philadelphia) :: Luke Joeckel LT Texas A&M
5. Detroit :: Dee Milliner CB Alabama
6. Cleveland :: Dion Jordan LB Oregon
7. Philadelphia(Arizona) :: Sheldon Richardson DT Missouri
8. Buffalo :: Jarvis Jones LB Georgia
9. New YorkJ :: Geno Smith QB West Virginia
10. Tennessee :: Johnathan Hankins DT Ohio State
11. San Diego :: Eric Fisher LT Central Michigan
12. Miami :: Terrence Williams WR Baylor
13. Tampa Bay :: Bjoern Werner DE Florida State
14. Carolina :: John Jenkins DT Georgia
15. New Orleans :: Sylvester Williams DT North Carolina
16. St. Louis :: Barkevious Mingo LB LSU
17. Pittsburgh :: Manti Teo LB Pittsburgh
18. Dallas :: Chance Warmack OG Alabama
19. New YorkG :: Sam Montgomery DE LSU
20. Chicago :: Kevin Minter LB LSU
21. Cincinnati :: Alec Ogletree LB Georgia
22. STL(Wash) :: Jonathan Cooper OG North Carolina
23. Minnesota :: Cordarrelle Patterson WR Tennessee
24. Indianapolis :: Kenny Vaccaro FS Texas
25. Seattle :: DeAndre Hopkins WR Clemson
26. Green Bay :: Shariff Floyd DT/DE Florida
27. Houston :: Tavon Austin WR West Virginia
28. Denver :: Matt Elam SS Florida
29. Baltimore :: Keenan Allen WR California
30. Atlanta :: Zach Ertz TE Stanford
31. San Francisco :: Ezekiel Ansah DE BYU
32. New England :: Barrett Jones OL Alabama
33. Jacksonville :: Matt Barkley QB USC
34. Kansas City :: Quinton Patton WR Louisiana Tech
35. Philadelphia :: Lane Johnson OT Oklahoma
36. Detroit :: Alex Okafor DE Texas
37. Cincinnati(Oakland) :: Phillip Thomas FS Fresno State
38. Arizona :: Dallas Thomas OG Tennessee
39. New YorkJ :: Jawain Jamison RB Rutgers
40. Tennessee :: Tony Jefferson FS Oklahoma
41. Buffalo :: Ryan Nassib QB Syracuse
42. Miami :: Xavier Rhodes CB Florida State
43. Tampa Bay :: Johnathan Banks CB Mississippi State
44. Carolina :: Markus Wheaton WR Oregon State
45. San Diego :: Da'Rick Rogers WR Tennessee Tech
46. St. Louis :: Eric Reid FS LSU
47. Dallas :: D.J. Swearinger FS South Carolina
48. Pittsburgh :: Logan Ryan CB Rutgers
49. New YorkG :: Jutin Pugh OT Syracuse
50. Chicago :: Kyle Long OT Oregon
51. Washington :: Datone Jones DE UCLA
52. Minnesota :: Khaseem Greene LB Rutgers
53. Cincinnati :: Jordan Poyer CB Oregon State
54. Miami(Indianapolis) :: Tyler Eifert TE Notre Dame
55. Green Bay :: Giovani Bernard RB North Carolina
56. Seattle :: Oday Aboushi OT Virginia
57. Houston :: Margus Hunt DE Southern Methodist
58. Denver :: Kawann Short DT Purdue
59. Baltimore :: Jesse Williams DT Alabama
60. Atlanta :: Eddie Lacy RB Alabama
61. San Francisco :: Baccari Rambo FS Georgia
62. New England :: William Gholston DE Michigan State
63. Kansas City :: Will Davis CB Utah State
64. Jacksonville :: Robert Alford CB Southeastern Louisiana
65. Detroit :: Arthur Brown LB Kansas State
66. Oakland :: Tank Carradine DE Florida State
67. Philadelphia :: David Amerson CB/FS North Carolina State
68. Cleveland :: Travis Kelce TE Cincinnati
69. Philadelphia(Arizona) :: Travis Frederick OG Wisconsin
70. Tennessee :: Larry Warford OG Kentuky
71. Buffalo :: Justin Hunter WR Tennessee
72. New YorkJ :: Jamie Collins LB Southern Mississippi
73. Tampa Bay :: Jamar Taylor CB Boise State
74. San Francisco(Carolina) :: Joe Kruger DE Utah
75. New Orleans :: Akeem Spence DT Illinois
76. San Diego :: Desmond Trufant CB Washington
77. Miami :: Stedman Bailey WR West Virginia
78. St. Louis :: Menelik Watson OT Florida State
79. Pittsburgh :: Chase Thomas LB Stanford
80. Dallas :: Zac Dysert QB Miami(Oh)
81. New YorkG :: Sean Porter LB Texas A&M
82. Miami(Chicago) :: Alvin Bailey OG Arkansas
83. Minnesota :: Jon Bostic LB Florida
84. Cincinnati :: Malliciah Goodman DE Clemson
85. Washington :: Blidi Wreh-Wilson CB Connecticut
86. Indianapolis :: Kenny Stills WR Oklahoma
87. Seattle :: Jordan Reed TE Florida
88. Green Bay :: Tyler Wilson QB Arkansas
89. Houston :: Corey Lemonier DE/LB Auburn
90. Denver :: Ryan Swope WR Texas A&M
91. Baltimore :: Nico Johnson LB Alabama
92. Atlanta :: Brandon Jenkins DE Florida State
93. San Francisco :: Tharold Simon CB LSU
94. New England :: Robert Woods WR USC
Comp95. Houston :: T.J. McDonald FS USC
96. Jacksonville :: Bennie Logan DT LSU
97. Kansas City :: Stephon Taylor RB Stanford
98. Oakland :: Tyler Bray QB Tennessee
99. Philadelphia :: Cobi Hamilton WR Arkansas
100. Minnesota(Detroit) :: Robert Lester SS Alabama
101. Arizona :: E.J. Manuel QB Florida State
102. Cleveland :: Michael Buchanan DE/LB Illinois
103. Buffalo :: Shawn Williams SS Georgia
104. New YorkJ :: Trevardo Williams LB Connecticut
105. Tennessee :: Le'Veon Bell RB Michigan State
106. Carolina :: Leon McFadden CB San Diego State
107. New Orleans :: Nickell Roby CB USC
108. San Diego :: Mike Gillislee RB Florida
109. Miami :: Brennan Williams OT North Carolina
110. Tampa Bay :: Dion Sims TE Michigan State
111. St. Louis :: Khaled Holmes OC USC
112. Dallas :: Brandon Williams DT Missouri Southern State
113. Pittsburgh :: Andre Ellington RB Clemson
114. New YorkG :: Marcus Lattimore RB South Carolina
115. Chicago :: John Simon DE Ohio State
116. Cincinnati :: D.J. Fluker OT Alabama
117. Washington :: Ryan Otten TE San Jose State
118. Minnesota :: Hugh Thornton OG Illinois
119. Indianapolis :: Kiko Alonso LB Oregon
120. Green Bay :: Brian Winters OG Kent State
121. Seattle :: Jelani Jenkins LB Florida
122. Houston :: David Bakhtiari OT Colorado
123. Denver :: J.C. Tretter OG Cornell
124. Baltimore :: Travis Long LB Washington State
125. Atlanta :: Ricky Wagner OT Wisconsin
126. San Francisco :: Gavin Escobar TE San Diego State
127. Tampa Bay(New England) :: Sio Moore LB Connecticut
128. Kansas City :: Chris Harper WR Kansas State
129. Jacksonville :: Joseph Randle RB Oklahoma
130. Philadelphia :: Xavier Nixon OT Florida
131. Detroit :: Lavar Edwards DE LSU
132. Seattle(Oakland) :: Everett Dawkins DT Florida State
133. Cleveland :: Robbie Rouse RB Fresno State
134. Arizona :: Chris Faulk OT LSU
135. New YorkJ :: Aaron Dobson WR Marshall
136. Tennessee :: Brian Schwenke OC California
137. Buffalo :: B.W. Webb CB William & Mary
138. New Orleans :: DeVonte Holloman LB South Carolina
139. San Diego :: Kwame Geathers DT Georiga
140. Miami :: Steve Williams CB California
141. Tampa Bay :: Gerald Hodges LB Penn State
142. Carolina :: Chris Gragg TE Arkansas
143. St. Louis :: Zaviar Gooden LB Missouri
144. Pittsburgh :: Omoregie Uzzi OG Georiga Tech
145. Dallas :: Christine Michael RB Texas A&M
146. New YorkG :: Duke Williams FS Nevada
147. Chicago :: Adrian Bushell CB Louisville
148. Washington :: Zeke Motta FS Notre Dame
149. Minnesota :: Cory Grissom DT South Florida
150. Cincinnati :: Montee Ball RB Wisconsin
151. San Francisco(Indianapolis) :: Terry Hawthorne CB Illinois
152. Seattle :: Meshak Williams DE Kansas State
153. Green Bay :: Earl Wolff SS North Carolina State
154. Houston :: Lerentee McCray LB Florida
155. Denver :: Mario Benavides OC Louisville
156. Baltimore :: David Bass DE/LB Missouri Western State
157. Atlanta :: Jordan Hill DT Penn State
158. San Francisco :: Denard Robinson WR Michigan State
159. Washington(New England) :: Conner Vernon WR Duke
160. Jacksonville :: Sanders Cummings CB Georgia
161. Kansas City :: Reid Fragel OT Ohio State
162. Detroit :: Shamarko Thomas SS Syracuse
163. Oakland :: David Quessenberry OT San Jose State
164. Philadelphia :: Aaron Mellette WR Elon
165. Arizona :: Dwayne Gratz CB Connecticut
166. Cleveland :: Michael Williams TE Alabama
167. Minnesota(Tennessee) :: Landry Jones QB Oklahoma
168. Buffalo :: Ryan Allen PT Louisiana Tech
169. New YorkJ :: Devin Taylor DE South Carolina
170. San Diego :: Kevin Riddick LB North Carolina
171. San Francisco(Miami) :: A.J. Klein LB Iowa State
172. Tampa Bay :: Josh Evans FS Florida
173. Carolina :: Anthony McCloud DT Florida State
174. New Orleans :: Micah Hyde FS Iowa
175. St. Louis :: Brandon Sharpe LB Syracuse
176. Dallas :: Jordan Mills OL Louisiana Tech
177. Pittsburgh :: Kenjon Barner RB Oregon
178. New YorkG :: Marquise Goodwin WR Texas
179. Chicago :: Marc Anthony CB California
180. Minnesota :: Ray Graham RB Pittsburgh
181. Cincinnati :: Johnathan Franklin RB UCLA
182. Washington :: Sam Brenner OG Utah
183. Indianapolis :: Jeff Baca OG UCLA
184. Green Bay :: Josh Boyd DT/DE Mississippi State
185. Seattle :: Nick Kasa TE Colorado
186. Houston :: Braxton Cave OC Notre Dame
187. Philadelphia(Denver) :: Michael Mauti LB Penn state
188. Baltimore :: Earl Watford OG James Madison
189. Atlanta :: Manase Foketi OT West Texas A&M
190. San Francisco :: Alec Lemon WR Syracuse
191. Cincinnati(New England) :: Levine Toilolo TE Stanford
192. Kansas City :: Tyrann Mathieu CB LSU
193. Jacksonville :: J.J. Wilcox SS Georgia Southern
194. Oakland :: Uzoma Nwachukwu WR Texas A&M
195. Cleveland(Philadelphia) :: Tremayne Scott DE Ohio
196. Detroit :: Travis Howard CB Ohio State
197. Cleveland :: Terron Armstead OL Arkansas-Pine Bluff
198. Arizona :: Graham Pocic OC Illinois
199. Seattle(Buffalo) :: Zach Sudfeld TE Nevada
200. New YorkJ :: Quinn Sharp PT Oklahoma State
201. Tennessee :: Kerwynn Williams RB Utah State
202. Oakland(Carolina) :: Ty Powell LB Harding
202. Miami :: Vance McDonald TE Rice
203. New England(Tampa Bay) :: Quanterus Smith DE Western Kentucky
204. San Diego :: Matt Scott QB Arizona
205. St. Louis :: Blaize Foltz OG TCU
206. Pittsburgh :: Theo Riddick RB Notre Dame
207. Miami(Dallas) :: Tavarres King WR Georgia
208. New YorkG :: Zach Boren FB Ohio State
209. Tampa Bay(Chicago) :: Marquess Wilson WR Washington State
210. San Francisco(Cincinnati) :: Joseph Fauria TE UCLA
211. Washington :: Melvin White CB LA-Lafayette
212. Minnesota :: Mike Catapano DE Princeton
213. Philadelphia(Indianapolis) :: Tourek Williams DE Florida International
214. Seattle :: Tyrone Goard WR Eastern Kentucky
215. Green Bay :: Lane Taylor OG Oklahoma State
216. Houston :: Chad Bumphis WR Mississippi State
217. Denver :: Zach Line FB Southern Methodist
218. Baltimore ::: Jared Holley FS Pittsburgh
219. Atlanta :: Ryan Griffin TE Connecticut
220. San Francisco :: Quinton Dial DE Alabama
221. New England :: Lonnie Pryor FB Florida State
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2013 1:28 am
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Jarvis Jones
Ryan Nassib
Justin Hunter
Shawn Williams
Is a ballin draft !! Searcy, Byrd, Aaron Williams and Shawn Williams isa strong Safety unit. Justin Hunter in round 3 is great value considering upside and Nassib to me seems logical
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2013 1:31 am
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So basically you're giving GB DTs and OGs? At least put some effort into it.
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2013 1:39 am
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Yet again the Broncos will NOT take a Safety in the 1st round. The Broncos biggest needs are CB, MLB, RB and DT. Here's how it should go.
1. Xavier Rhodes
2. Eddie Lacy
3. Nico Johnson
4. Joseph Randle
5. Jordan Hill
7. Best Player Available
The Broncos will get their replacement for Bailey who is finally starting to show his age. They also double up on RB because McGahee doesn't have much gas left in the tank and Ball is fumble prone. Moreno also could be let loose.
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2013 1:43 am
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Jawan Jamison in the early 2nd? Seriously?
Why do a 7 rounder just to do ur own teams mock? As far as I know.none of us have any say in where.players get drafted, nfl.teams.dont even know yet...so your.asking the blind.to lead the blind (so to.speak)
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2013 1:53 am
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No DE for the Saints? It's our biggest need
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2013 3:50 am
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Can't complain about getting Werner and Banks at all....Love Taylor in the third, very underrated CB. In the 4th it would be hard to take Sims over Fluker. Like Hodges in the 5th. Barner in the 6th would be great value IMO. Like the Wilson pick in the 7th, but not sure he's a Schiano guy
good effort and work put into this
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2013 4:12 am
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Worst draft for NE I have ever seen. We don''t need interior line help and Jones needs Lisfranc surgery - no thanks. Gholston is just horrible in the second.
I like Woods in the 3rd, but highly unrealistic that he lasts that long.
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2013 5:11 am
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Absolutely awful Jaguars draft.
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2013 7:01 am
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Why exactly is Cleveland drafting 2 TE?
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2013 8:47 am
Post subject: Re: KT's 7 round mock
KamTrus20 wrote:
-21. Cincinnati :: Alec Ogletree LB Georgia
37. Cincinnati(Oakland) :: Phillip Thomas FS Fresno State
53. Cincinnati :: Jordan Poyer CB Oregon State
would prefer 55. Green Bay :: Giovani Bernard RB North Carolina
84. Cincinnati :: Malliciah Goodman DE Clemson
would prefer 94. New England :: Robert Woods WR USC
97. Kansas City :: Stephon Taylor RB Stanford
98. Oakland :: Tyler Bray QB Tennessee
116. Cincinnati :: D.J. Fluker OT Alabama
150. Cincinnati :: Montee Ball RB Wisconsin
181. Cincinnati :: Johnathan Franklin RB UCLA
I like the Ogletree and Thomas picks (though I might take Reid over Thomas, but either way...) . I can't honestly see a way that we would pass on Bernard at the second second rounder (53). At 84, I'd prefer a WR like Woods if he dropped. At this point, I think we resign Michael Johnson, given we have to spend a bunch to get to the cap floor. So I also put a couple other guys we would consider. Dalton could use a younger backup, and I like what taylor would bring as another RB. I would take Fluker in a heartbeat at that point and develop him for down the road. Montee Ball? No thanks, too much wear and tear on those tires. Plus, I would have tyaken Bernard earlier so the point is moot.
The positions you hit were fine overall.
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2013 10:04 am
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BillsGuy82 wrote:
Jarvis Jones
Ryan Nassib
Justin Hunter
Shawn Williams
Is a ballin draft !! Searcy, Byrd, Aaron Williams and Shawn Williams isa strong Safety unit. Justin Hunter in round 3 is great value considering upside and Nassib to me seems logical
Looks good for Buffalo.
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2013 10:05 am
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Overall, that's a very good Vikings draft, lots of talent in positions of need. Wouldn't mind seeing another WR or a DT over Lester in round 4, little bit low/high for taking a safety for the Vikings. But not sure who would be that great value there.
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2013 10:29 am
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1. Vacarro over Elam? No thanks.
3. The only type of WR we need is big, physical, future #1. 6'1 or taller preferably.
4. We don't need ILB depth at all.
6. I like this pick. We did just work out Earl Watkins, so maybe we take him.
7. ? This is our pick. It was a conditional pick we sent to Philly, and we cut one of the players and the other was injured and didn't meet playing time conditions, so we retain this. Quinton Dial here.
Also, Tyler Wilson going in the third?
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2013 10:33 am
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Rh61791 wrote:
Yet again the Broncos will NOT take a Safety in the 1st round. The Broncos biggest needs are CB, MLB, RB and DT. Here's how it should go.
1. Xavier Rhodes
2. Eddie Lacy
3. Nico Johnson
4. Joseph Randle
5. Jordan Hill
7. Best Player Available
The Broncos will get their replacement for Bailey who is finally starting to show his age. They also double up on RB because McGahee doesn't have much gas left in the tank and Ball is fumble prone. Moreno also could be let loose.
This would be an awful draft for the Broncos, sorry. Safety is a very real possibility, like it or not. Nico Johnson has no business in a 4-3, we don't need two RBs.
Thanks, Tzimisce
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On Thursday night, Nels Matson had just sat down from his final carbo-loading dinner, chicken and dumplings, and looked figuratively at the long road ahead.
Matson was in the last stages of preparing for a quest to run 1,200 miles in 35 days, from Florida to Washington D.C., to help raise awareness and funds for a Long Beach nonprofit that help repair the hearts of destitute Cambodian children suffering from congenital heart defects.
Hearts Without Boundaries, will be the benficiaries of Matson's run, and plans are under way to have officials from the fledgling agency and one of their patients, meet Matson when he arrives in the capital at the Cambodian Embassy.
Matson, himself a survivor of a congenital cardiac defect, finds it easy to keep such kids close to his heart.
As Matson prepared for his epic run he said, "It's definitely not going to be hard to stay motivated. The kids I'm helping will be in the back of my minde the whole way."
Matson said while the run will be the hardest physical challenge he has undertaken, "it won't be hard to keep my eye on the prize."
The Florida resident, a 30-year-old wrestling coach and substitute teacher, realizes that although he was born with a rare and dangerous heart defect, he was lucky. Matson had first-rate medical care and doctors were able to repair his defect without any residual effects.
Had Matson been born to destitute parents in a country such as Cambodia, he likely wouldn't have survived. And that's why helping less fortunate kids means so much.
Matson, who coaches at Lakewood Ranch High School, will leave his home in Bradenton, Fla., and plans to arrive in Washingtion on July 19. He is the founder of Tri 4 Number 1 Foundation, a nonprofit, and has used other ultra-endurance feats to help causes.
He has twice cycled across country for the Children's Heart Foundation to support kids with congenital heart defects, whom he calls his "heart heroes."
He also ran 76 miles in 20 hours in another fund-raiser. Although comparing that effort to the coming one he says, "I didn't have to get up and do it again the next day."
Matson underwent open-heart surgery in Chicago for his own heart defect when he was a toddler. He suffered from a defect known as partial anomalous pulmonary venous return, a rare defect in which one or more of the pulmonary veins carries blood the wrong way. In Matson's case, three of his four pulmonary veins were pumping blood the wrong way. He also had a hole in his heart known as an atrial septal defect.
The defect causes excess blood flow and forces the heart to overwork to pump blood. Matson said when he received surgery, his heart was already three times normal size from the extra strain.
Along the route of Matson's run he will meet and run with children with heart defects and medical groups. He will also be carrying his group's mascot, Diplo the Diplomatic Penguin, a plush doll children are encouraged to sign. Diplo will be given to the Angkor Hospital for Children. Stories and video from the trip will be available online at www.T41Run.com.
Matson first met Hearts Without Boundaries founder Peter Chhun in 2012 and soon realized he wanted to help out.
Hearts Without Boundaries has brought four children to the United States for heart surgeries unavailable to them in their home country and recently has helped support cardiac surgery missions to Cambodia.
Matson said his goal for the run is to raise $21,000. The said the number is significant because it costs Hearts Without Boundaries about $3,000 per patients to save a heart and $21,000 would save a "lucky seven."
"I am sure that each of Mr. Matson's footsteps during his 1,200 mile run will echo through the entire congenital heart defect community," Chhun said.
According to the Children's Heart Foundation, congenital heart defects are the No. 1 birth defect nationally and worldwide, affecting nearly one percent of all babies. They are the leading cause of all infant deaths in the United States. In Cambodia, where an estimated 100,000 children have the defects, they can be a lingering death sentence.
During his run, Matson's team will keep an ongoing blog with videos and twitter feeds and a open invitation for runners to join him.
Information is available by calling 941-567-6606, or e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com.
While Matson's carbo dinners are done for now, Matson said he might be able to sneak in pancakes before he hits the road.
Contact Greg Mellen 562-499-1291

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Yeah, but spending two years on the bad one taught me how to write Galveston.
It certainly helped, he said, that the suspect was a bad shot.
In this case, the bad decision-making will become the politics.
In the hierarchy of Things That Are bad, rockets and bombs flying/being flown across borders is right near the top.
She also insisted she was beaten by the U.S. Marshals, and railed against a media sketch artist for drawing a bad picture of her.
"You're almost as bad as Mr. Torbert, father," said Miss Maddledock.
The cook was in too bad a humor to give her anything to eat with it.
Now that the burning of the ginger had worn off, he was as bad as ever.
Perhaps this might not be such a bad time to repeat his question, after all.
It is a bad end for thee, Eric: to be choked in snow, and with all thy deeds to do.
c.1200, "inferior in quality;" early 13c., "wicked, evil, vicious," a mystery word with no apparent relatives in other languages.* Possibly from Old English derogatory term bæddel and its diminutive bædling "effeminate man, hermaphrodite, pederast," probably related to bædan "to defile." A rare word before 1400, and evil was more common in this sense until c.1700. Meaning "uncomfortable, sorry" is 1839, American English colloquial.
Comparable words in the other Indo-European languages tend to have grown from descriptions of specific qualities, such as "ugly," "defective," "weak," "faithless," "impudent," "crooked," "filthy" (e.g. Greek kakos, probably from the word for "excrement;" Russian plochoj, related to Old Church Slavonic plachu "wavering, timid;" Persian gast, Old Persian gasta-, related to gand "stench;" German schlecht, originally "level, straight, smooth," whence "simple, ordinary," then "bad").
Comparative and superlative forms badder, baddest were common 14c.-18c. and used as recently as Defoe (but not by Shakespeare), but yielded to comparative worse and superlative worst (which had belonged to evil and ill).
As a noun, late 14c., "evil, wickedness." In U.S. place names, sometimes translating native terms meaning "supernaturally dangerous." Ironic use as a word of approval is said to be at least since 1890s orally, originally in Black English, emerging in print 1928 in a jazz context. It might have emerged from the ambivalence of expressions like bad nigger, used as a term of reproach by whites, but among blacks sometimes representing one who stood up to injustice, but in the U.S. West bad man also had a certain ambivalence:
These are the men who do most of the killing in frontier communities, yet it is a noteworthy fact that the men who are killed generally deserve their fate. [Farmer & Henley]*Farsi has bad in more or less the same sense as the English word, but this is regarded by linguists as a coincidence. The forms of the words diverge as they are traced back in time (Farsi bad comes from Middle Persian vat), and such accidental convergences exist across many languages, given the vast number of words in each and the limited range of sounds humans can make to signify them. Among other coincidental matches with English are Korean mani "many," Chinese pei "pay," Nahuatl (Aztecan) huel "well," Maya hol "hole."
probably a merger of two old words: The sense in bid farewell is from Old English biddan "to ask, entreat, pray, beseech; order; beg" (class V strong verb, past tense bæd, past participle beden), from Proto-Germanic *bidjan "to pray, entreat" (cf. German bitten "to ask," attested from 8c.), which, according to Kluge and Watkins is from a PIE root *gwhedh- "to ask, pray" (see bead (n.)).
To bid at an auction, meanwhile, is from Old English beodan "offer, proclaim" (class II strong verb; past tense bead, p.p. boden), from Proto-Germanic *biudanan "to stretch out, reach out, offer, present," (cf. German bieten "to offer"), from PIE root *bh(e)udh- "to be aware, make aware" (cf. Sanskrit bodhati "is awake, is watchful, observes," buddhah "awakened, enlightened;" Old Church Slavonic bljudo "to observe;" Lithuanian budeti "to be awake;" Old Irish buide "contentment, thanks"). As a noun, 1788, from the verb.
Good; excellent; admirable: real bad licks/ bad man on drums •The use is attested from slavery times, when this sense was marked by a lengthened vowel and a falling tone in pronunciation (1920s+ esp black teenagers)
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- The Master of Catechesis degree (MCat) is a professional degree and differs from the MA in Catechetics. The purpose of the MCat is to prepare students to be practitioners in the field of Catechesis rather than researchers in the field of Catechetics. Catechesis prepares students for "handing on" the Christian tradition; Catechetics trains students to research and develop models and theories of Catechesis.
Purpose of the Program
- The Master of Catechesis, a professional degree concentrating on catechesis and the Catholic tradition, is designed for adults intending to or presently serving the Church. Applicants in roles of parish pastoral leadership or teaching positions in catechesis and the new evangelization on the parish or diocesan level, or in parochial schools, and volunteer lay ministers can profit by an in depth examination of the catechetical, liturgical, and theological teachings of the Church. This degree provides a broad background fostering a professional approach to catechesis with an interdisciplinary approach that draws upon theology, scripture, liturgy, spirituality, history of catechetics, and psychology within the context of contemporary culture.
- An appropriate bachelor's degree. The academic area retains the right to require additional prerequisite courses that are deemed necessary for the success of applicants in their program of studies. Six semester hours of graduate level coursework with a grade of 3.0 or above taken at another institution are, with the director's approval, applicable toward the master's degree.
- Two letters of recommendation from persons able to evaluate an applicant's ability to successfully complete graduate studies.
- One letter of recommendation and support of the student beginning a degree program from the prospective student's pastor, principal, Director of Religious Education, undergraduate professor, or diocesan leader.
- Two page double-spaced essay by the applicant articulating his or her call to ministerial leadership in the ministry of catechesis.
- Students for whom English is a second language will be required to show proficiency in oral and written English, usually through the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL).
Goals of the Program
- To provide opportunities for students to develop a capacity for critical and constructive theological reflection to enable them to pass it on.
- To develop and sharpen skills for designing, implementing, and assessing age-appropriate catechesis programs in a parish context or parochial school.
- To provide foundational courses in theology, scripture, personality and religious development, liturgical catechesis, and spirituality
- To provide opportunities to prepare and participate in liturgical prayer and sacramental rites.
- To familiarize students with the content of liturgical and catechetical church documents.
- To provide a supervised evaluations of one's present ministry or provide an internship with supervision for those not presently engaged in a catechetical ministry.
Learning Outcomes
- Students will be able to engage in theological reflection in written and oral presentations.
- Students will demonstrate an ability to apply catechetical principles by implementing a catechetical project at a local parish or place of ministry.
- Students will be able to articulate a basic understanding of the Catholic Theological tradition, scripture, personality and religious development; liturgical and sacramental rites, and Christian spirituality.
- Students will be able to articulate the basic content of the general and national catechetical directories.
- Students will have opportunities to prepare liturgical experiences for catechetical program at the parish.
Educational Assessment
- Students must complete 30 semester hours of course work.
- Students must maintain a 3.0 or above grade point average.
- Students must meet with their academic advisor at least once a. semester to discuss the student's progress in the program.
- As part of the ministry supervision or internship, students must design ministry project after 18 credit hours of course work and implement and write up the experience (between 20-25 pages) before completing the degree.
- Students will prepare a portfolio.
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Earn College Credit for What You Know and Can Do
Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) provides you the opportunity to be awarded college credit based upon the knowledge and skills that you bring as a student. It validates what you have already learned and can reduce the number of courses you need to take. By eliminating duplicate coursework that you might have already completed, PLA can shorten the time required for you to earn your professional degree and save you money.
The very first step for you is to complete and submit the Edmonds CC application form then determine the degree or certificate that you will be working on and to have any transcripts from previous college/universities as well as military training transcripts evaluated through the college's Enrollment Services department. Additionally, if you have completed any AP or IB or CLEP tests, those should also be reviewed for potential credits.
You will receive written documentation about what credits have been met and which classes are still remaining.
Prior learning credits are aligned with specific Edmonds CC classes. You will demonstrate your prior learning to an Edmonds CC faculty member through a Course Challenge. The actual challenge will be determined by the faculty member who teaches the course and has determined the best method of assessment based upon the learning outcomes of the course.
The faculty member working with you will discuss all assessment options and time table with you so that you will be fully prepared. Course Challenge assessment options could include any of the following:
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The Civil War redefined America and forever changed American art. The war's grim reality, captured through the new medium of photography, was laid bare. American artists could not glamorize the hero on the battlefield. Instead, many found ways to weave the war into works of art that considered the human narrative—the daily experiences of soldiers, slaves, and families left behind. Artists and writers also used landscape imagery to give voice to their misgivings as well as their hopes for themselves and the nation.
The Civil War and American Art looks at the range of artwork created in the years between 1852 and 1877. Author Eleanor Jones Harvey surveys paintings made by some of America's finest artists, including Frederic Church, Sanford Gifford, Winslow Homer, and Eastman Johnson, and photographs taken by George Barnard, Alexander Gardner, and Timothy O'Sullivan.
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Kimberly works with children/adolescents in the context of their family. Family is a system in which each member has a role to play and rules to respect. Members of the system are expected to respond to each other in a certain way according to their role, which is determined by relationship agreements. Within the boundaries of the system, patterns develop as certain family member's behavior is caused by and causes other family member's behaviors in predictable ways. Maintaining the same pattern of behaviors within a system may lead to balance in the family system, but also to dysfunction. Kimberly helps her patients improve the relationships within the family which are causing sickness.


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The Microsoft Outlook 2010 Junk Email Filter helps reduce unwanted email messages in your Inbox. Junk email, also known as spam, is moved by the filter away to the Junk E-mail folder.
In this article
How the Junk Email Filter works
The Junk Email Filter evaluates each incoming message to assess whether it might be spam, based on several factors. These can include the time when the message was sent and the content of the message. By default, the Junk Email Filter is turned on and the protection level is set to Low. This level catches only the most obvious spam. You can make the filter more aggressive by changing the level of protection that it provides.
Note: The Outlook Junk Email Filter doesn't stop delivery of junk email messages, but moves suspected spam to the Junk E-mail folder.
You can adjust the Junk Email Filter settings in the Junk E-mail Options dialog box.
On the Home tab, in the Delete group, click Junk, and then click Junk E-mail Options.
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Any message that is suspected to be junk is moved to the Junk E-mail folder. We recommend that you periodically review the messages in the Junk E-mail folder to check for legitimate messages that were incorrectly classified as junk. If you find a message that isn't junk, drag them back to the Inbox or to any folder. You can also mark the item as not junk by doing the following:
On the Home tab, in the Delete group, click Junk, and then click Not Junk.
Junk Email Filter Lists
While the Junk Email Filter checks your incoming messages automatically, the Junk Email Filter Lists give you more control over what is considered spam. You can add names, email addresses and domains to these lists so the Filter allows for messages from sources that you trust, or blocks messages that arrive from specific email addresses and domains that you don't know or trust.
Safe Senders List Email addresses and domain names in the Safe Senders List are never treated as junk email, regardless of the content of the message. You can add your Contacts and other correspondents to this list. If you use a Microsoft Exchange Server account, all names and addresses in the global address list (GAL) are automatically considered safe.
Safe Recipients List If you belong to a mailing list or a distribution list, you can add the list sender to the Safe Recipients List. Messages sent to these email addresses or domain names are never treated as junk, regardless of the content of the message.
Blocked Senders List You can easily block messages from particular senders by adding their email addresses or domain names to the Blocked Senders List. When you add a name or email address to this list, Outlook moves any incoming message from that source to the Junk E-mail folder. Messages from people or domain names that appear in this list are always classified as junk, regardless of the content of the message.
Blocked Top-Level Domains List To block unwanted email messages that come from another country/region, you can add country/region codes to the Blocked Top-Level Domains List. For example, selecting the CA [Canada], US [United States], and MX [Mexico] check boxes in the list would block messages from email addresses that end in .ca, .us, and .mx.
Blocked Encodings List To block unwanted email messages that appear in another character set or alphabet, you can add encodings to the Blocked Encodings List.
Email account types supported by the Junk Email Filter
The Junk Email Filter can be used with the following kinds of email accounts:
Exchange accounts in Cached Exchange Mode
Exchange account that delivers to an Outlook Data File (.pst)
POP3 account
IMAP account
Outlook Connector for Outlook.com (formerly Hotmail)
Microsoft Outlook Connector for IBM Lotus Domino
If you want to change your profile, export a copy of the Junk Email Lists before you make the changes, and then import the information into Outlook. This makes sure that you won't have to re-create the Junk Email Filter Lists.
Junk Email Filter differences when Cached Exchange Mode is turned on or off
If you use an Exchange account, you have access to another layer of capabilities and tools to combat junk email.
If you use Cached Exchange Mode or download to an Outlook Data File (.pst) The Junk Email Filter Lists are saved on the server and are available from any computer. The filter lists are also used by the server to evaluate messages. This means that if a sender appears in your Blocked Senders List, then messages from that sender are moved to the Junk E-mail folder on the server, and they aren't evaluated by Outlook.
If you work online The Junk Email Filter Lists are saved on the server. They are available from any computer, but only if you have the Junk Email feature enabled in Outlook Web Access or Outlook Web App. The filter lists are also used by the server to evaluate messages. This means that if a sender appears in your Blocked Senders List, then messages from that sender are moved to the Junk E-mail folder on the server, and they aren't evaluated by Outlook.


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Get ready to wage war with the green-eyed-monster (using a green Sharpie, of course). It's the Sharpie TEEN VOGUE "It Girls Night In" event!
Our favorite teen fashion-centric magazine chose 10 fashion savvy young women from it's online "It Girl" panel to host the ultimate girls-night-in for themselves and five of their closest friends.
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Was: Etsy or Ebay? Now: When Should You Start Trying to Sell?
Posted 19 September 2012 - 12:28 PM
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Posted 20 September 2012 - 03:07 PM
I haven't been doing ceramics long and I am loving it, people say I am doing really well. Though I know I am not on their level I too am interested in selling stuff. I'm in my second class, but I have spent a ton of time in open studio, so my 3 months might compare to some else's year and you might be in that same category...not much time in years but a lot of time in studio. (my current class has been 9 hours and I probably have 40+ hours in that studio)
Sure you can give stuff away and I do/have/am. But sometimes you need a few bills to fund further development. Clay isn't free and it's hard to spend $ on clay and end up with a huge pile of gifts and to keep going.
Some of the more experienced potters even said it 'I wish I could take back some of my early work'. But that's just because they are now better. But that stuff also shows their development, and quite possibly at some point someone will WANT to collect that early work.
My question to them would be "if you made that 'mistake' why can't other people?". Sure advice is great but everyone ALWAYS learns more from their mistakes than from someone else's.
Ceramics is art, art is beauty, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Your stuff looks pretty nice and I am sure many people would love to have a piece. I think I recognize it from Deviant Art too.
I do agree with the more experienced potters that it's probably best in the long run to just not sell everything, pick and choose. When you get a good piece sell it, when you get a 'bad' one give it away. (I'd put donations in the realm of selling, you don't want someone to get a free piece because of a donation and think 'this is horrible'... friends and relatives will be much happier to have them as gifts).
But at the same time why should you wait until it's all 'professional grade'... That's a very elusive term. Especially when experienced potters who have been doing it for many years continue to say they are still improving. 'Professionals' are a wide gamut from production potters who can make 50 mugs that all look the same and sell them for $10-20 a pop to people who make one of vases that cost thousands of dollars. So what if you start selling one of tree vases for $50. It might not be in the realm of the thousand dollar one, but is it less enjoyable to someone who bought it because the foot isn't perfect? (I have no idea how good your feet are ). Is it less enjoyable to someone who can afford it at $50 but not at $1,000?
I think once you have forms/feet/glazes/etc... down and working good for you (and imo it seems you do) then why not see what you can do with it. I think if you sell it it should be nice all the way around (who wants to buy anything with obvious flaws and defects?) but I think that soley depends on you. You work, your focus, your skill. If you have experienced people like teachers that say you are really good (not your mom, they always think you're the best) then it's probably a good reference.
Now if you had asked about getting your work into the Guggenheim then I would probably say you'd want to really perfect your art before even trying. But to sell nice work at a decent price on a crafts website... completely different ballpark.
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Posted 20 September 2012 - 03:15 PM
So... let's see here........
Let's say we have a "talented" high school student or adult ed student who has taken a couple of lower level courses and has a knack for undersanding "law". Would we be saying that ........hey.... it is a good road for this person to be looking at now doing legal consulting for some fees
Sorry, can't disagree more. Ceramics is not law, or medicine, or...
Law has serious legal issues and you could commit felonies by doing it wrong, or getting someone else in serious legal trouble.
Medicine too, you could kill someone very easily with a bad prescription or surgery (professionals do it ALL THE TIME).
Ceramics is clay pots, cups, etc... You are not putting someone else's life in jeopardy. Even if you seriously over charging them there's really no harm done. OK, maybe the glaze job is sloppy, maybe the rim is crooked. If someone likes it does it matter? Some professionals do that stuff on purpose.
When people have to exaggerate to such extreme examples it makes me feel that their argument is invalid.
Posted 20 September 2012 - 03:48 PM
if it were a talented young guitarist, would anyone tell him to stay in his basement practicing for 8 more years? i think not...i hope not
Posted 20 September 2012 - 05:01 PM
I still stand behind my advice to students ... Enjoy the ride of learning before you have to care about paying the bills every month. Most will not get another chance at such artistic freedom in the company of their peers.
Advice #2 is to smash the bad stuff ... Otherwise it just sits around reminding you of how bad you can be.
Keep the 'racers' as often as you can ... They are good company on a cold night. Sure you gotta sell some to pay the bills, but keep a few.
Advice #3 is don't sell anything you would not want to meet again in ten years.... because you will ...
They do come back to haunt you.
Contemporary Fine Colored Porcelain
" If a sufficient number of people are different, no one has to be normal "
Fredrick Bachman
Posted 20 September 2012 - 06:48 PM
They do come back to haunt you.
This one is oh so true.
Posted 20 September 2012 - 07:23 PM
2. Yes, SMASH
3. Yes!...i love meeting old friends that you were happy with, always great
Beer, yes! chin-ching
Posted 22 September 2012 - 08:47 PM
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Not "good" but I try
Posted 29 October 2012 - 05:27 PM
Here's the vase I posted a picture of when I was putting it together, just pulled it out of the kiln today and took it to my customer
Nice! So glad this is becoming so successful for you!
Korey Averill
ka Studios Pottery
Posted 31 October 2012 - 09:45 PM
about ebay. I sold on there for a while, quite a few years ago now. Our Canadian dollar was weak so I sold across the border to the U.S. It was a great profit. Canadian shipping prices went up and our dollar got stronger. My enthusiasm waned with the profits.
(grateful now, that I discovered clay at the young age of 29, 20 years ago
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Link Ink: 'Constantine' Casts Jim Corrigan, First Look At 'Age of Ultron' Vision And A 'Space Battleship Yamato' Film?
Each weekday, ComicsAlliance brings you a carefully selected variety of links from around the web about comics and comics-related media, including movies, video games, toys, and whatever else might be worth noting. Quite frankly, these are items you may just need to know about to have a productive day. Take a look at today's hand-picked links after the jump.


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This birdie broke his/her leg (femur) a few weeks ago in a petstore bird cage. The store gave him to me to rehabilitate. He/she healed within a week and…$10
Something so cute & ugly turns into something so big and beautiful. This is the last Harlequin Macaw baby that I have available. Being hand fed. Harlequin…$1,950
rose cockatoo for sale, he is friendly and the reason i'm gonna sell it because i don't have time to take care of him as well as i'm working from morning…$1,800
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September 2, 2004
The Smithsonian Institute in Washington, DC, has a September 11th "collection" that is meant to document what happened on September 11, 2001, and preserve for future generations memories and items from that horrible day (http://americanhistory.si.edu/september11/). The curator has told Families of September 11 that the vast majority of the stories that are being told and shared with the Smithsonian are of males who were killed that day and that the Smithsonian is now looking to obtain recovered objects from women who were killed that day. Any families who lost mothers, daughters, sisters, etc. who might be willing to donate to the Smithsonian recovered objects (e.g., jewelry, ID cards, electronic devices, desk objects, watches, clothing, purses, etc.) should contact David Shayt at firstname.lastname@example.com or (202) 633-3596.


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I've searched the forums/internet for hints how to install BT5 R1 with Full Disk encryption.
Unfortunately I found only information about Dual-Boot install ( http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forum...ncryption.html ) and USB Stick installations with encryption.
The Dual-Boot tutorial seams not to be optimal for this scenario as i don't want a unused partition - my laptop should be only running encrypted backtrack.
Is there an alternative on how to do this (Special type of installation,... ) or is there any guide on how to properly do this?
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Doubles Consolation Final Draw
Doubles Championship Final Draw
FLUSHING , N.Y. – The Penn's women's tennis duo of sophomore Sol Eskenazi and freshman Sonya Latycheva (10-2) had a good showing this past weekend at the USTA/ITA National Indoor Intercollegiate Championships at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing, N.Y. The pair advanced to the consolation draw semifinal round, where they lost a very close match to eventual consolation champions Maci Epstein and Erin Vierra of Virginia, 8-6.
"It was a very close one," said assistant coach Filip Kricka, who traveled with the pair to the ITAs. "The last two games were very close and could have easily gone our way. It was a good match with a high level of play from start to end."
The match against the Cavaliers was back and forth, as the two teams exchanged games until it was knotted at 6-6. That was when Virginia pulled away and sealed the consolation semifinals. The Wahoos would face Gabriella DeSimone and Zoe Scandalis of USC in the finals, winning a tight one, 9-8(1), in a tiebreak.
With Penn's performance throughout the weekend, splitting their matches 2-2 against the toughest competition they've faced all year, head coach Sanela Kunovac believes that her young doubles pair has a shot of earning a spot in the national rankings.
Competition began Thursday, Nov. 8 as the duo met Tereza Bekerova and Paige Miles of Utah in the first round. The match started off very close as the two teams traded games. Once the match was tied at 5-5, though, the Red and Blue stepped on the gas and finished off the Utes 8-5, advancing to the second round later in the day.
Next, they faced off against Ashley Dai and Whitney Kay of UNC, who were coming off a first-round bye. The Tar Heels jumped out to a 7-3 lead, breaking the Quakers twice. Eskenazi and Latycheva would fire back, but would ultimately relinquish that final game for their first loss together on the season, 8-5.
Because of their first round win, the Quakers were not finished for the weekend. They would get another shot Friday against Danielle Lao and Valeria Pulido of USC in a first round consolation match. Despite a stumble out of the gate, with the Trojans breaking serve and going up 2-0, Eskenazi and Latycheva would not back down. They came together and played as close to flawless as possible. They would win eight of the next nine games, taking the match 8-3, and earning a spot in the consolation semis.
The duo would then battle a tough Virginia team Saturday morning, taking it all the way to a 6-6 tie. Unfortunately the pair would eventually fall for their second loss on the season, 8-6.
The Rest
In overall competition, the PAC-12 took control of the women's draw, as Robin Anderson of UCLA took the singles title, 6-3, 6-4. As for the doubles side, the No. 1 seeded pair of Kaitlyn Christian and Sabrina Santamaria of USC did what they were supposed to do, sweeping the finals, 6-0, 6-0. The men's draw was controlled by the ACC, as Jarmere Jenkins of Virginia won the singles title, 6-2, 6-1 in the finals. The doubles title went to the No. 2 seeded pair of Henrique Cunha and Raphael Hemmeler from Duke. The duo triumphed, 6-4, 6-2, in the finals.


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June 11, 2007
StoryCorps will be in Boston at the MA 9/11 Fund offices! Tomorrow, Tuesday, June 12
StoryCorps, in partnership with the Massachusetts 9/11 Fund, invites members of Families of September 11 to make a StoryCorps recording. There are three appointments available: 12:00 pm, 1:00 pm and 2:00 pm! The process, including the interview, takes about an hour. All experiences are welcome. Contact Erica Cabag at 617-482-8153 or email email@example.com to schedule an appointment ASAP!
To learn more about StoryCorps and the interview process, please visit www.storycorps.net. To learn more about StoryCorps' September 11th Initiative, visit www.storycorps.net/wtc/. Here, you can listen to excerpts of StoryCorps interviews and find question lists to help you prepare for your recording.
StoryCorps is the national oral history project that instructs and inspires people to preserve one another's stories in sound. Through its September 11th Initiative, StoryCorps is recording:
At the end of the interview, you receive a CD copy of your 40-minute audio recording, which you can duplicate for family and friends. With your permission, the recording also becomes part of the StoryCorps archive at the Library of Congress and the permanent collection of the WTC Memorial Museum. You may make as many StoryCorps recordings as you wish and this service is available free of charge.
From a StoryCorps participant in the September 11th Initiative: "I thought StoryCorps was a really great experience. I did it with my two brothers, and we were able to talk, laugh, and cry about my dad. At first we were nervous that we weren't going to be able to fill the time, but we had more than enough to talk about. People should think of it as a venue to talk about their loved one in many different ways. For example, we spoke about funny memories and stories, but we also talked about 9/11 and finding out that our dad was in the building. I also ended the session with a poem I had written about my dad. I often feel that I just want everyone to know how special and amazing my dad was, and I feel Story Corps gave us that opportunity."
Please visit their website to learn more: http://www.storycorps.net To learn more about StoryCorps' September 11th Initiative, visit http://www.storycorps.net/wtc/.


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Washington : Government Printing Office
|Public Law 87-154
|Fort Hall Indian irrigation project, Idaho.
|Public Law 87-154
|25 U. S. C. 389-389e.
|Sec. 2
|Net irrigable area.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the order of the Secretary of the Interior dated May 12, 1960, which provides for the elimination from the Fort Hall Indian irrigation project of four hundred sixty-eight and twenty one-hundredths acres and one hundred twenty-nine and thirty-seven one-hundredths acres of land, and which provides for the cancellation of penalty charges against the eliminated land, which order was made pursuant to the Act of June 22, 1936 (49 Stat. 1803), is hereby approved, and the lands when eliminated shall not thereafter be entitled to water from the project.
Section 4 of the Act of June 30, 1948 (62 Stat. 1167), is hereby amended to read as follows:
"SEC. 4. The net irrigable area of the Fort Hall Indian irrigation project is hereby established at forty-seven thousand sixty-four and sixty-three one-hundredths acres, more or less, and the Secretary of the Interior is authorized to redesignate the project within the limit of the acreage authorized by this Act. The noninclusion of the Fort Hall townsite within the net irrigable area of the project shall not prevent the obtaining of water rights therefor in accordance with the Act of March 1, 1907 (34 Stat. 1015, 1025), as amended or supplemented."
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Section 2 of the Act of June 30, 1948 (62 Stat. 1167), is amended to read as follows:
"SEC. 2. The duty of water on the Fort Hall Indian irrigation project shall be three and five-tenths acre-feet per acre per annum if available, and available excess water may be furnished for use on project lands on terms, conditions, and rates prescribed by the Secretary."
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P.E.I. midget hockey player, father arrested for assaulting referee in Pownal
POWNAL, P.E.I. – The RCMP arrested a minor hockey player and his father for allegedly assaulting a referee during a game in Pownal.
BARRINGTON - World Champion lumberjack, Darren Hudson, is aiming to give people the real lumberjack experience whether it's logrolling or axe throwing.
Hudson of the world renowned Scott family, was raised on the river in Barrington and first stepped on a log at the age of five.
It wasn't long after that he first began competing and has never stopped.
"I travelled the world and I've learned the tricks of the trade," said Hudson. "Now it's time to come home and teach what I have learned."
Hudson himself trained with the best in the world in New Zealand.
He said there is little offering of training for lumberjack skills in Canada.
A dream he has harboured for years is about to be realized as he works to complete his dream operation.
Hudson bought his favourite piece of land just behind the Woolen Museum in Barrington and hugging the Barrington River.
There, he has developed the land to offer both locals and tourists an experience like no other.
He will offer all it takes to become a lumberjack, or Jill.
"I can give a lifetime of experience," said Hudson.
The land is currently being transformed to offer a variety of lumberjack experiences that have been intertwined with Nova Scotia's heritage including axe throwing, tub racing, tree climbing, bow saw and crosscut saw activities.
When stepping onto the land it is simple to get pulled back in time. Despite being a world star in the lumberjack world, Hudson himself is approachable and easy to talk to with an infectious energy.
His skill in logrolling is awe-inspiring and his showmanship shines through as he makes a pretty difficult skill look as easy as breathing.
The tub racing will challenge your balance, control and awareness of your body's movements but the risk of tipping will work well to pull you into the moment.
The axe throwing is both exciting and fun and Hudson despite joking the opposite is a natural teacher.
By the time the park opens in the next two weeks, Hudson will have secured harnesses and top ropes to 30-foot trees to allow for people the thrilling chance to work out both mind and body.
A backhoe has dug out what will become a child's area for logrolling.
"Children have a natural ability to climb and for balance," said Hudson. He has run several camps in the past for kids and will highlight a children's program.
The Scott family Timber Show is sharpening its act where they will both thrill and teach of the local heritage.
Not only will Hudson provide the experienced lumberjack with the skills needed to compete, he also wants to see the novice from young to old fill up his camp.
"This is a hands on workshop for people who are curious about it but have never dared to try," said Hudson.
He will also offer a program for team building to businesses.
He is partnering with several tourist operations throughout the province to provide the ultimate authentic Nova Scotia experience to get your heart pumping and to bring home a story that will get told long after the vacation is over.


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Bake your favorite 2-layer cake recipe or mix in 9 in. petal pan. Cool cake in pan on wire rack 10 minutes. Remove from pan and cool completely. Place on foil-wrapped cake circle. Position cake on board onto turntable. Spatula ice cake smooth with yellow buttercream icing
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Fundraiser Sunday for family of teen killed by hit-skip driver
(North Olmsted, Ohio) Police have no leads yet as to who struck and killed 15 year old Bruce Malik Adams Thursday evening.
The North Olmsted High School student was found lying on the road near the Target and Walmart entrance on Brook Park Road.
A fundraiser will be held Sunday from 11:00AM until 3:00PM at the Donato's Pizza Restaurant on Lorain Road in North Olmsted. Proceeds will go to help Malik's family.
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New Technology Streamlines Catalog Ordering
December 3, 1998
Contact: Eleni Martin
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WASHINGTON, DC -- The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), three government agencies, CommerceNet and a number of leading technology companies will demonstrate a pilot project promoting broad, easy Internet access to electronic product catalogs.
A special live demonstration of the electronic Catalog Interoperability Pilot initiative will be Tuesday, December 8 from 8:30 am to 12:00 noon, in the GSA Auditorium, 1800 F Street, NW, Washington, DC.
The Electronic Catalog Interoperability Pilot uses XML (Extensible Mark-Up Language) and the CommerceNet "eCo architecture" to potentially give Federal buyers a powerful tool for electronically searching thousands of products now located in separate Federal and business online catalogs. When fully operational, the pilot system will allow Federal shoppers to quickly compare products, find the best price, and make secure purchases with a smart card. the pilot will also make use of digital signatures to assure buyer authentication. Catalog interoperability will be a key element in expanding electronic catalog ordering in the Federal Government.
Currently the pilot system is being tested by GSA, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), and the Department of Defense (DoD). Additional Federal agencies will begin testing over the next several days. The pilot is sponsored by GSA's Office of Electronic Commerce and CommerceNet, a global consortium promoting and building Internet-based electronic commerce solutions.
The demonstrations will feature comments from the participants (GSA, DoD's Joint Electronic Commerce Program Office, NASA, and NIST), reactions from an industry panel, and a forecast of the next phase of the program.
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Beach Nesting Birds Seasonal Project Assistant - Monmouth County
Background: Wildlife Biology
Location: Coastal Monmouth County
Job Description: Surveying and monitoring of nesting Piping Plovers and Least Terns from Manasquan Inlet to just south of Sandy Hook, with primary focus within the municipalities of Monmouth Beach and Sea Bright, and Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park (Long Branch). Assisting with similar work in other parts of the coast may periodically be required as needed. Duties including locating nests and broods; constructing predator exclosures; fencing, posting and patrolling nesting areas; data collection and entry; educating beachgoers. Employee will also help coordinate and schedule work for two interns from Monmouth University. The 40-hour work week includes 5 weekdays prior to Memorial Day, and then 3 weekdays and both weekend days for the period between Memorial Day and Labor Day..
The 40-hour work week includes 5 weekdays prior to Memorial Day, and then 3 weekdays and both weekend days for the period between Memorial Day and Labor Day.
Requirements: A degree in wildlife biology, ecology or related field. Previous experience working with beach nesting birds and/or working on conservation issues with local communities a plus. Employee will have to provide their own transportation, including the ability to occasionally transport equipment and materials (fence, posts, signs, rope, post-hole digger, etc.). Ownership or access to a computer necessary. The ability to work cooperatively with the beach-going public and local officials and the capacity to effectively communicate with people with differing views in a calm and rational manner is essential. Applicant should be in good physical condition, willing and able to work independently and as part of a team, organized and disciplined and enthusiastic about working to help protect NJ's endangered beach nesting birds.
Compensation: Salary +/- $11.00-$15.00 per hour (depending on education and experience). Mileage will be reimbursed for use of personal vehicle. Housing is NOT provided.
To Apply: Submit a letter of interest and resume including 3 references to Todd Pover:
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DT friends - I've got some time in the quiet, which is quite unbearable, now that the noise has died down and I'm here alone in my bedroom and wanting someone to talk to. You ladies and gentlemen give me a lot of laughs and entertainment everyday and maybe you can help me keep my sanity through what I'm about to go through.
Three nights ago, my sweet baby Marcus passed away. He and Gigi were playing in the bathtub and he fell and hit his head on the side and was dunked into the water and breathed in a big amount. My husband was with them and he was unable to revive him, ran to the neighbor because he couldn't find his phone to call 911. The neighbor performed cpr until the ambulance arrived, and they took him from there. By the time they arrived at the hospital there was no activity in his heart and he was already gone. My sweet baby was already gone when I got to the hospital and it's all pretty much a blur from there. We were all able to hold him and kiss him for over 4 hours, and I don't know how I actually walked through those hospital doors without him, or handed him to the coroner, I don't even remember. Something must have just taken over my body at that point. It has been the worst pain I could ever imagine in my life. What a horribly tragic Christmas. His gifts sitting under the tree, his sister asking where he is, and feeling guilty every time I smile, every time my tears dry up.
We don't know about services yet -they must perform an autopsy since it was an accidental death, and the examiners are having their holiday, so tomorrow at the soonest, but even then we are not sure. I don't know how I can plan for my baby's funeral, I don't know how to do any of this really. Anyway, I just wanted to let all of you know what's going on - I know most of you don't know me, but some of you do, and some of you are part of my everyday chatter and I consider you friends, too. I have no debate, but I could sure use thoughts and prayers for some sort of strength, peace, and healing. I don't think there's a right answer, or way to get through this or move forward, but we are taking things one second at a time.
Love to you all - and hug those babies for me. I know I'll be hugging my sweet girl as soon as she wakes up. She sure is getting sick of me hovering over her and demanding kisses and hugs every second, but I don't know how else to heal. Merry Christmas to you all.


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DOWNEY - The family of a missing San Diego man is searching the Downey area after the man received treatment at a local hospital, officials said.
Larry Everett Starks, a retired San Diego County sheriff's deputy missing for four years, was examined and released last week by a Southern California hospital that was not told he's a missing person.
His daughter, Kiersten Carlin, is searching the Downey area after Starks showed up at a Downey restaurant on Jan. 5 and was taken to the hospital. Starks reportedly said he was a retired deputy looking for his daughter, but didn't have contact information.
He was living in Florida when he went off his schizophrenia medicine and disappeared in December 2007. The San Diego department confirmed Starks was a retired deputy, but hospital staff wasn't told he was a missing person.
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Gino Boccasile Biography
|Gino Boccasile (1901-1952) Born in Bari Italy in 1901. He moved to Milan in 1925 at the age of 24 and worked at the Mauzan-Morzenti Agency as a student of Achille Mauzan. He traveled to Paris and afterwards to Argentina at the insistence of Achille Mauzan, who continued to stay in Argentina for many years to come. Boccasile returned to Milan where he worked at the firm of Pitigrilli during the 1930's, both in posters and for fashion magazines. He created many works during the 1930s for products and travel destinations ie: Viareggio 1934, Torneo Tennistico-SanRemo, Federazion Italiana Nuoto and Cafe Moretto and many more. As the 1930's came to an end, Mussolini replaced the King and went to war with the Nazi regime. Boccasile went to work for the fascists creating some of the most startling images of propaganda ie: Londra, Germania e veramente suo Amico, Negro robia una statua and many others which are highly sought after today. Many have no signature due to the volatile nature of his propaganda . During and after the war, most of Boccasiles' works were done in 'offset' typography. After the war, Boccasile set up his own agency where he was quite prolific. Both he and his students were very sought after ie: Musati, Ferramante, Busi, Mosca, doing works for anything from Night Club acts, to travel and products ie: Lama Bolzano, Talco Paglieri, Castroreale Bagni, Yomo, Lauro Olivo, Olio Radino and too many more to mention. Gino Boccasile died in Milano at the age of only 51.


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Kaley Cuoco takes her husband shopping. She paid of course. Before Kaley it was Target and the mall. After Kaley he suddenly can only find the right clothes at Barney's.
Kendall Jenner is back from sexing up Harry Styles and takes her turn at pap bait.
It's kind of shocking to me that at 13, Nicole Richie weighed more than she does now. Yeah, that is Kim Kardashian.
Wolf Of Wall Street premiere in London and Jonah Hill looks like a third wheel.
Daisy Lowe was there wearing some kind of thing.
Ashley Roberts was there. She has taken off in the UK since being in multiple reality shows there.
Lindsay Lohan out at night and
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Ah right cheers, I did read it above but on previous events we weren't included in "rest of world".
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text: Lil ones outfitted in classic bubble pants and feminine dresses always make me smile. If you liked how Jackie O. dressed John John, Pears and Bears might fit your fancy. The traditional children's collection is full of proper kiddie attire suitable for a Father's Day brunch, Sunday school, or a jaunt in the park. Check out some of my favorite pieces by clicking Start Slideshow.


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D. Schulz, J. P. Huston, K. Jezek, H. L. Haas, A. Roth-Harer, O. Selbach and H. J. Luhmann, "Water Maze Performance, Exploratory Activity, Inhibitory Avoidance and Hippocampal Plasticity in Aged Superior and Inferior Learners," European Journal of Neuroscience, Vol. 16, No. 11, 2002, pp. 2175-2185.
has been cited by the following article:
Quantitative Analysis of Formation of Active Avoidance Behavior in the Hippocampus Coagulated and Intact White Albino Rats
Sulkhan N. Tsagareli, Nino G. Archvadze, Otar Tavdishvili
Behavior; Learning; Memory; Active Avoidance; Hippocampus; Neocortex; Unsupervised Clustering
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ABSTRACT: Unsupervised cluster analysis is proposed for analysis of active avoidance formation in three groups of albino rats: 1) intact; 2) with electrolytic lesions of neocortex over the dorsal hippocampus; and 3) with electrolytic lesions of dorsal hippocampus. The term "behavior vector" has been introduced to assess quantitatively the behavior of rats while learning. The proposed approach enables to assess active avoidance behavior in rats simultaneously by all the test parameters: 1) reaction to the light; 2) reaction to the electric irritation; and 3) inter-trial spontaneous behavior. The animals were grouped by their behavioral resemblance through the learning process. The proposed method facilitates the assessment of learning capacities in animals and paves way for getting additional information concerning correlative relationships between their learning skills and other neuroethological and neurobiological parameters.
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Darkroom/Resources/Canon CanoScan 8600F
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So far so good using Windows 7 (x64) - Although it appears I'm having sharpness issues. It could be me though. More testing needed.
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35mm film loader will scan 12 frames per batch!
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In a brown paper bag (with my face)
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- Scanner!
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Loaders are black and straight forward to use(compared to HP - which I tried, but to no avail). Also, I used the CanoScan Toolbox software too (link below). NOTE: Don't forget to take off the white protective plate located on the underside of the scanner bed top (door?) - It won't work without this piece out!!
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Driver and CanoScan Toolbox: http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/support/consumer/scanners/canoscan_series/canoscan_8600f
It appears there are Linux drivers as well, however they have not been tested.


text: It sounds like Naya Rivera has been suspended by the producers of Glee because she has been written out of the final couple of episodes of the season but producers insist she wasn't fired. That could change when they decide what to do next season. Naya and Lea Michele have not been getting along at all and if you want to know who producers think is the star of the show, then all you need to do is ask yourself who is sitting at home for the next few weeks and who is still working. When you are the star of the show you can be the biggest pain to work with every second of the day, but producers will always have your back. When you are someone who can be written out in a second, then you have to pick your battles. Naya kept arguing and complaining about Lea and Naya is a big pain herself so the decision was made to ban Naya from the set and send her home for the rest of the season. Meanwhile, Naya continues her transformation into Kim Kardashian by wearing the same jeans that Kim wore last week.


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Crufts turned into something of a catwalk today as pampered pets arrived in raincoats, clad in blankets or in one case, sporting a snood. Owners left nothing to chance, employing a range of methods to ensure their immaculately-groomed animals arrived at the competition without a potentially devastating dip in a puddle. More than 27,000 animals are expected to descend on Birmingham's National Exhibition Centre for the annual show.
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The filming of government officials while on duty is protected by the First Amendment, said the Court
The First Circuit Court of Appeals reached a crucial decision last Friday allowing the public to videotape police officers while they're on the clock.
The decision comes after a string of incidents where individuals have videotaped police officers and were arrested. Police officers across the United States believed citizens didn't have the right to videotape them as they conducted official duties, but issues like police brutality put the issue up for debate.
One instance where a citizen was arrested for videotaping an officer was when Khaliah Fitchette, a law-abiding teenager from New Jersey, boarded a bus in Newark. Two police officers boarded the bus as well to remove a drunken man. Fitchette began taping the police officers because of how they were handling the man, and a police officer instructed her to stop recording them. When Fitchette refused,
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and placed in the back of a cop car for two hours while the officers took her phone to delete the video. Fitchette was then released, but she and her mother then filed suit against the Newark Police Department with the New Jersey chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
Another example involves Simon Glik, a passerby on the Boston Common. He used his cell phone to tape police officers when the Boston police were punching a man. Citizens surrounding the scene were saying, "You're hurting him." Glik never interfered with the police officers' actions, but recorded the entire incident. The police officers ended up charging Glik with violating a wiretap statute that prohibits secret recording, even though the police officers admitted that they knew Glik was recording them. He was also charged with disturbing the peace and aiding the escape of a prisoner.
While all charges against Glik were dropped due to lack of merit, he still decided to join forces with the ACLU and file a civil rights suit to prevent a similar incident from occurring with others.
On Friday, August 26, 2011, the First Circuit Court of Appeals, which is New England's highest federal court just below the U.S. Supreme Court,
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The city's attorneys made the argument that police officers should have been exempt from a civil rights lawsuit in the first place in this case because the law is unclear as to whether there's a "constitutionally protected right to videotape police" conducting their daily duties in public.
"The filming of government officials engaged in their duties in a public place, including police officers performing their responsibilities, fits comfortably within these principles [of protected First Amendment activity].," said the Court. "Gathering information about government officials in a form that can readily be disseminated to others serves a cardinal First Amendment interest in protecting and promoting the free discussion of governmental affairs."
The Court added that the police officers should have understood this all along, and that
videotaping public officials
is not limited to the press.
"Moreover, changes in technology and society have made the lines between private citizen and journalist exceedingly difficult to draw," the Court continued. "The proliferation of electronic devices with video-recording capability means that many of our images of current events come from bystanders with a ready cell phone or digital camera rather than a traditional film crew, and news stories are now just as likely to be
broken by a blogger
at her computer as a reporter at a major newspaper. Such developments make clear why the news-gathering protections of the First Amendment cannot turn on professional credentials or status."
The Court concluded that police officers are to expect to deal with certain "burdens" as citizens practice First Amendment rights, but that there needs to be a healthy balance between police officers being videotaped while acting irresponsibly and the harassment of officers with recording devices while they're conducting their duties responsibly.
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Bills wide receiver Da'Rick Rogers has the physical attributes to be a force at this level -- 6 feet 3, 205 pounds, and he ran a 4.52 40-yard dash at the combine. As a sophomore at the University of Tennessee, he gave trouble to some of the best collegiate defenses in the nation, leading the Volunteers in catches, yards and touchdowns.
Just based on talent, Rogers should have been an early round selection in the most recent draft. But he fell out of the draft entirely because off his off-the field baggage.. He was suspended from the team last summer for testing positive for marijuana three times. He finished his college career at Tennessee Tech, where he was productive again. But given his history, Bills head coach Doug Marrone is not going to put up with any nonsense from this rookie.
"It's a one-shot deal," Marrone said last week. "Either you've learned your lesson and you've grown up and you're going to go forward and mature, or you haven't learned your lesson and you're going to be out on the street. It's that simple."
Fantasy Analysis:
Rogers has been saying all the right things in front of the media, talking about how he is a changed person and knows that he isn't owed anything as an undrafted free agent.
The Bills also drafted WRs Robert Woods and Marquise Goodwin, and one of these three guys is going to be Buffalo's second starting wideout in Week 1. The fantasy stock of everyone here is extremely fluid since we don't know who is going to step up or how new quarterback E.J. Manuel is going to perform. (My early guess: not well). But Rogers is the guy I want the most out of this young crop in a dynasty league. He will probably have some notable performances this season, too. But he will be inevitably inconsistent, and all of these rookie WRs will cannibalize each other's value to some extent.