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Having borne the brunt of Canberra's incredible yearly chills, more than a few of us are harbouring some great Australian wool in our closets.
Which puts us in esteemed company - among the biggest fans and supporters of the Merino fibre is none other than the Prince of Wales.
As part of his Australian tour, the heir to Queen Elizabeth II's throne and Patron of the Campaign for Wool met with some prominent Australian designers at the Museum for Contemporary Art in Sydney on Friday.
The prince hastened to point out his suit was made of Australian wool.
The Campaign for Wool event hosted by Australian Wool innovation had designers Akira Isogawa, Camilla Freeman-Topper and Marc Freeman of Camilla and Marc, Dion Lee, Josh Goot and Kym Ellery showcase their woollen creations to the royal.
Ellery said of the heir to the throne, ''He was such a charmer. I was surprised at the amount of attention and conversation he gave us (the designers) and everyone in the room.''
In her small installation space she presented three versions of dress from her new collection, Swish#015. The dress was created in new colours for the event and trimmed in crocheted wool at its neck and centre front seams. The collection is inspired by street basketball at Venice Beach in Los Angeles.
Ellery expressed a desire to dress Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, or Kate Middleton, who the designer would put in a white lace lattice gown.
Ellery understood her involvement to be linked to her bona fide love of wool.
''It's part of our country's livelihood, that's so important as well.''
Goot, whose creations are stocked in Canberra and could also be familiar to locals from his Target collaboration early on in his career, said the prince had been ''really engaged and kind of good humoured and interested''.
''It was a cool moment and great to share it with my peers, some other young Australian designers.''
He showed a 100 per cent wool suiting tuxedo suit from his 2012 autumn/winter collection.
''It's a classic piece, something we feel a modern woman could have in her wardrobe.''
His autumn-winter range is to feature wool blended with silk and digital prints.
The Campaign for Wool educates consumers on the benefits of wool and promotes wool products to an international audience in support of the wool industry.
Australian Wool Innovations chief executive Stuart McCullough said the campaign spruiked wool's natural benefits and sustainable elements.
''It doesn't get better than having a future king supporting a campaign for any product. We're delighted it's wool.
''There's no man who wears more wool [than the Prince of Wales], he's in a suit day in, day out.''

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shane patrick boyle, better known as shane, has been a fixture of the local zine scene for a number of years. He is the founder of Zine Fest Houston and a former organizer of the festival. He is returning this year as an exhibitor and volunteer. His occasional blog can be found at www.shanepatrickboyle.com and an interview about his comics work, conducted by Pam Harrison earlier this summer, can be found here.
Why do you create zines?
It's an addiction. Once you start, you can never stop. You might have longer gaps between issues, but you will always be thinking about your next one. Gerald Burris, publisher of Freak Biker, once compared zines to heroin. I don't think he ever actually tried heroin, but he used to kind of look like Kurt Cobain, so everyone considered him an expert
Why do you like zines?
I like the fact that anyone can do a zine and a zine can be about anything. A zine is the personal expression of the people who created it. It is not a commercial product that is the result of marketing research. Zines have no obligation to be popular. You don't have to be cool to make a zine. You don't even have to live in a cool city. You can live in Houston or Beaumont or even Crabtree, Arkansas.
How did you become interested in zines?
In elementary school, I used to make my own one of a kind, hand-written/ hand-drawn books and distribute them to other classes. I first heard the term, fanzine, sometime in junior high and, without ever having seen a fanzine, began publishing my own in high school.
What are your favorite types of zines?
I hate choosing favorites. There are so many types of zines and mini comics I read. The wide diversity of different styles and themes is what I enjoy most about self-published projects.
If I had to narrow it down, my favorite zines are probably travel zines. I like reading about people's adventures on a shoestring budget or no budget, because they serve as an inspiration for me to get out and do something.
How long have you been creating zines?
I have been publishing zines since high school. Let's not worry about what year that was.
What were your early zines like?
My first was a science fiction, fantasy and comics fanzine called Astrozine. It was produced with a manual typewriter. Later, I got an electric typewriter with a 50,000 character memory and four font wheels and I thought that was cutting edge technology. I used this to produce Elsewhere, a literary zine that focused on mostly science fiction and fantasy themes.
Around this time, I consumed any staple-bound, photocopied booklet I could find and discovered that there was more to zines than just fanzines. I was most drawn to the anarchist zines and became a contributor to Black Fist.
Throughout the early 90s, I contributed to, edited or published over a dozen different zines or small magazines on a a variety of topics and in 1993, I was referred to, by the Public News, as the "wonder boy" of the Houston zine scene.
A couple of the highlights from this period from this period include Virus Board, which was described as "a literary zine with a subversive slant" and was affiliated with the Writers And Artists Group At UH (WAAGAUH!) and Uh . . ., a satirical zine aimed at the University of Houston (hence the title).
What is the concept behind your zine/zines?
shane is a mini comic series. It is not autobiographical very often, as the title implies. Each issue has a different style and theme. Sometimes there recurring characters and sometimes there is no traditional narrative at all.
Cluttered Mind will be a sort of a hodgepodge of sketches, essays, prose stories, comics and reviews. It will contain a mix of new material and reprints with occasional works in progress. The title comes from a drawing that first appeared in shane # 5.
What new projects are you working on this year?
My focus right now is on moving out of Houston to some place with state health insurance. I have not made a final decision about where I am going, but I have a feeling that when I get there and start doing zines again, I will probably do some type of project inspired by my time in Houston.
I am also planning to get back to my top-secret book length projects at some point in the near future.
You were the founder of Zine Fest Houston. What inspired you to create this event?
I basically set out to create the type of event I wanted to participate in. I had been to similar events on the east and west coasts and read about several others around the world and I wanted something like it to happen here.
What is your favorite part of zine fests?
What I enjoy most about zine fests and small press conventions is the sense of discovery. I like the fact that many of the publications I see will be things I will never see anywhere else and may not see again.
What is something you're looking forward to about the 2012 zine
fest Houston?
This will be my first year not being heavily involved in the organization of zine fest, so I am looking forward to just being an exhibitor (and maybe a volunteer) with no serious responsibility or stress. I look forward to checking out the zines, showing my own work, listening to the bands and just having fun.
With nearly 50 exhibitors, there is a lot to be excited about this year. I like Caleb Fraid's artwork and I want to pick up his new zine, Road and Stream. Other publications I definitely want to get are Raspa and the latest issue of Rocksalt. I also look forward to hearing Robb Roemershauser (from Aboveground Zine Library in New Orleans) speak.
What will be on your table at this year's zine fest?
I will have a deluxe edition of my Walkin' Man mini comic, a new zine called Cluttered Mind, back issues of shane, some vintage zines I was involved with in the 80s & 90s and prints of my art.
What is something you think people should know about zines in Houston?
The first thing they need to know is that zines do exist in Houston. In the early years of organizing zine fests in Houston, many people would tell us there were no zines in Houston and that there was no way the city could ever support a zine fest. Many people told me that I should move to Austin if I was interested in zines. But I knew there were many people in Houston producing zines and it was just a matter of bringing them together.
I also think Houstonians should know that zines and alternative media have a long history in Houston and it is important that we preserve this history and learn about it.
Most important, however, is that everyone needs to know that Houston, today, is a major cultural center with thriving art and literary communities (both mainstream and underground). We have a strong zine scene that is growing every year and this is a great place to be creating zines.
If you like Houston so much, why are you leaving?
I know it is weird to be leaving at a time when so much awesome stuff is happening, but I have been living in Houston off and on for most of my adult life. As a kid, we moved all the time and in the 90s, I used to hop on Greyhounds and go wherever. I miss traveling. The last time I moved back to Houston, was 13 years ago and most of the jobs I have had since then haven't paid enough for me to travel much. I love Houston, but not enough to marry it. It's time for me to start seeing other cities again.
Education and career goals also play a role in my decision to leave and so do personal and financial issues. I need to go someplace that has state health insurance. Oh, and by the way, it is fucking hot here.
I am happy with the direction Lindsey Simard has taken Zine Fest Houston and I am glad that it continues to grow. Maybe, one day I will come back to Houston just to attend a zine fest.


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Update: Suspects responsible for the stabbing of a Towson University student during an armed robbery on Sunday, November 3 have been identified.
Towson, Maryland (November 5, 2013) - Police ask the public's help identifying three men suspected of robbing two college students Sunday and Monday night in Precinct 6/Towson. Both incidents occurred on Burke Avenue.
The victims -- one of whom remains hospitalized with serious injuries -- have been unable to provide a detailed description of the men -- all described as thin, black males, probably in their early twenties.
Monday night at about 9:50 p.m., numerous police units responded to the 200 block of E. Burke Avenue for an armed robbery that had just occurred. The victim, a 20-year-old student at Goucher College, said he was walking home from Goucher, pushing his bicycle and talking on his cell phone. When he walked into an alley that runs alongside E. Burke Avenue, two of the suspects emerged from a vehicle, grabbed him and forced him to the ground; the third suspect remained in the vehicle. The suspects threatened to stab him if he did not cooperate, though the victim did not see a knife. The suspects stole cash from the victim's wallet. After turning around in the alley, they left the scene, heading east on Burke Avenue.
The victim suffered minor injuries.
Sunday Night's Incident
Police believe that the three unidentified suspects also are responsible for Sunday night's assault and possible robbery of a Towson University student at Centre and Burke avenues.
At about 10:50 p.m., police and EMS personnel found a 24-year-old man who had suffered multiple stab wounds. Police and EMS personnel were called to the scene by a passerby, a woman, who said the victim flagged her down while standing in the middle of the street, indicating that he needed help.
Because of the seriousness of his injuries, the victim has not able to talk to police in detail about what happened. He told police that he had been attacked by three thin, black males. Police found that the victim's cell phone was missing.
The victim was transported to a local hospital. Police still have not been able to interview him. The name of the hospital and the identity of both victims are being withheld for safety reasons.
Anyone with information about these crimes should call police at 410-307-2020.
Safety Measures
Police advise citizens always to use caution when walking after dark. If possible, avoid walking alone and distracted. The suspects in the Towson robberies appear to target victims who walk alone and are not paying attention to their surroundings, often because they are talking on their cell phones. Cell phones are an increasingly popular target for criminals. Take care not to make cell phones and other electronic equipment visible to criminals.
Police Chief James Johnson continues to enhance the police presence in the Towson precinct. For the last few months, Chief Johnson has dedicated additional resources to Towson and its growing entertainment and university district. These resources include units from the Business Patrol Initiative and Community Action Team.
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Wiz Khalifa & Amber Rose talk about their wedding
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Wiz Khalifa and Amber Rose are dishing the insider details on their recent wedding ceremony. The couple officially walked down the aisle earlier this month.
In a recent radio interview, Wiz calls the ceremony beautiful. He says he's very proud of Amber, who planned the entire ceremony.
Meantime, Amber says the ceremony went "better" than she thought it would go. She adds she cried her "eyes out" during the nuptials.
The newlyweds also addressed a video of Amber twerking in her wedding dress before the pair exchanged vows. She says Wiz "peer-pressured" her into posting the video on Instagram. He says he was shocked that she actually put the video out.
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Let's do a massive image collaboration. Something like everybody gets a corner of a large 10+ sided star/shape thingy and where it meets in the middle everything will mix a bit and stuff. Or something. Then we could turn it into a collaborative ninjastar to hand out for works of co-operation. so sayeth Sliferjam ~ Talk * Sock * Jam * Gallery * Fearless Fosdick? 18:17, 13 May 2007 (UTC)
- That sounds hard. We don't do hard. We 'chop heads from one person onto a body of another, mostly. Also, that's slow. With writing collabs you can sort-of do it in real-time. With 'chopping, not so much. But good luck, anyway. Take my comments with a grain of salt. Or sugar, 'cause I'm sweet. Sir Modusoperandi Boinc! 19:48, 13 May 2007 (UTC)
- I like this, but we can do better than that. Each contributor gets one pixel. (maybe admins can have two). Then we can easily construct a photorealistic image of a boa constrictor strangling Oprah Winfrey while she is petting a plastic replica of Donald Trump's hairpiece. Or something. We would have to be careful not to harm any animals. --Pieface 12:15, 15 May 2007 (UTC)
- Cool. Here's my pixel: . --Whhhy?Whut?How? *Back from the dead* 12:17, 15 May 2007 (UTC)
- Is it the collaboration or the image that would be massive? -- Sir Mhaille (talk to me)
- I have only just now noticed the word 'massive'. All in caps, too. That is really obscene.--Pieface 12:42, 15 May 2007 (UTC)
I was thinking about something like this: where everyone that wants to participate gets a section, more sections can be added if necessary, but about five times as big, or bigger, even. So something like this: so sayeth Sliferjam ~ Talk * Sock * Jam * Gallery * Fearless Fosdick? 15:43, 15 May 2007 (UTC)
this aint no ninjastar! its that david thingy (or was david a ninja?). secondly, if you want BIG image, it should be sharper. not just stretched. --aigeJobu, 23:34, 20 May 2007 (UTC)


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DSK the Woman Hater and That Hooker Maid: A Gender Story
Unless you've taken to your fallout shelter in tepid anticipation of the national default – which has for the moment been averted – you've undoubtedly caught wind of the Dominique Strauss-Kahn maid bashing that has shot vitriol all over the court like a Sharapova tennis match.
Beneath the French public's unsurprising distaste for the impotence of the American justice system (and American noses turned up to sniff the dubious legal proceedings) lies oblique gender commentary.
Let's recap. During May this year DSK – until recently the managing director of the International Monetary Fund – checked into the swanky Sofitel hotel in New York City. A thirty-two year-old maid – Nafissatou Diallo of Guinea – alleged that she was assaulted upon entering the financial giant's hotel room in order to perform …


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Browns streaking suspect arraigned
(Cleveland) - Twenty-year old Anthony Saveriano, of Northfield, was in Cleveland Municipal Court Tuesday for his arraignment.
Saveriano is the man who jumped onto the field Thursday during the Brown-Lions game at FirstEnergy Stadium and went streaking nearly the length of the field.
He pleaded not guilty to criminal trespassing, a first degree misdemeanor, and not guilty to public indecency, a fourth degree misdemeanor.
His attorney has asked that Saveriano be entered into a selective intervention program for first time offenders.
Court spokesman Ed Ference says if Saveriano is accepted into the program and completes three months of it, the charges will be dropped.
Saveriano posted 10% of a $1,000 bond Friday night and was released. Saveriano will be back in court Sept. 10.
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WATCH: Jason Derulo releases video for 'Marry Me'
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Jason Derulo released the new music video for his song "Marry Me," and it stars none other than himself and his girlfriend Jordin Sparks.
This video is so sweet, it may give you a toothache. In the clip, Jason and Jordin (OMG double J! So adorable) are seen cuddling in bed, having pillow fights and food fights, as Jason serenades his lady. Seriously, can these two be any cuter?!
And yes, there is some bling involved too! Jason tweeted that part of the video was filmed at Michael C. Fina in New York, and revealed that is what Jordin's ring may look like "when the time is right."
We shot part of the #MarryMeVideo at @MichaelCFina in NYC.When the times right my ring 4 Jordin MAY look like this :) http://t.co/ubYiISKi1F— Jason Derulo (@jasonderulo) September 24, 2013


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Version 2. Thank you for the feedback on v1. Ok, so I enjoy adding a few trades in the mock, but not too early in rounds to evoke the "my team would never pull that trade" comment. The one I did add that will raise eyebrows is moving Miami tackle Jake Long to Arizona for a first and a third round pick (after cutting bait with a few failed experiments). With Long no longer fitting the offensive scheme they want to run in Arizona, it make sense to bring in someone who does. I have another version with free agent acquisitions, but will wait to incorporate after the season.
Either way, this will change by the time the draft comes around. Also, draft orders are projected, so bear with the fact that your team currently is much worst or slightly better than their current slot.
Jake Long from Miami to Arizona for #13 & #75
Oakland sends #67 to Miami for #75 & #112
Arizona sends #44 to Miami for #49 and #67
Tennessee sends #168 to Minnesota for #179 & #201
Round 1 Team Player Pos
1 Kansas City Geno Smith QB
2 Jacksonville Star Lotulelei DT
3 Carolina Johnathan Hankins DT
4 Cleveland Damontre Moore DE
5 Oakland Luke Joeckel OT
6 St. Louis Manti Te'o OLB
7 Philadelphia Tyler Lewan OT
8 Buffalo Tyler Wilson QB
9 Detroit Bjoern Werner DE
10 Tennessee John Jenkins DT
11 New York Jets Ezekial Ansah OLB
12 Dallas Chance Warmack OG
13 Miami (from Arizona) Jake Matthews OT
14 St. Louis (via Washington) Jarvis Jones DE
15 Tampa Bay Johnathan Banks CB
16 Pittsburgh Eric Reid FS
17 Cincinnati Keenan Allen WR
18 Miami Tyler Eifert TE
19 San Diego Anthony Barr OLB
20 Minnesota Cordarrelle Patterson WR
21 Baltimore Dee Milliner CB
22 New Orleans Datone Jones DE
23 Chicago Eric Fisher OT
24 Green Bay Giovani Bernard RB
25 Seattle DeAndre Hopkins WR
26 Indianapolis Barkevious Mingo OLB
27 New England Dion Jordan OLB
28 Denver Xavier Rhodes CB
29 New York Giants Oday Aboushi OT
30 San Francisco Jesse Williams DT
31 Atlanta Alex Okafor DE
32 Houston Justin Hunter WR
Round 2 Team Player Pos
33 Kansas City Sheldon Richardson DE
34 Jacksonville Sam Montgomery DE
35 Carolina David Amerson FS
36 Cincinnati (via Oakland) Barrett Jones C
46 Philadelphia Robert Lester FS
38 St. Louis Sean Porter OLB
39 Buffalo Chase Thomas OLB
40 Detroit Tony Jefferson FS
41 Tennessee Jonathan Cooper OG
42 New York Jets Montee Ball RB
43 Dallas Matt Elam SS
44 Miami (via Arizona) Terrance Williams WR
45 Washington Desmond Trufant CB
46 Tampa Bay Kenny Vaccaro FS
47 Pittsburgh Louis Nix III DT
48 Cincinnati Khaseem Greene OLB
49 Arizona (via Miami) Ryan Nassib QB
50 San Diego Matt Barkley QB
51 Minnesota Aaron Murray QB
52 Baltimore John Simon OLB
53 Chicago Arthur Brown ILB
54 Green Bay Alec Ogletree ILB
55 Seattle Chris Gragg TE
56 Miami (via Indianapolis) Terry Hawthorne CB
57 New England Kawaan Short DT
58 Denver Nico Johnson ILB
59 New York Giants Larry Warford OG
60 San Francisco Khalid Holmes C
61 Atlanta Tavon Austin WR
62 Houston Jordan Poyer CB
Cleveland FORFEIT
New Orleans FORFEIT
Round 3 Team Player Pos
63 Kansas City Robert Woods WR
64 Jacksonville Mike Glennon QB
65 San Francisco (via Carolina) Margus Hunt DE
66 Cleveland Jackson Jeffcoat DE
67 Arizona (via Miami (via Oakland)) Michael Buchanan OLB
68 St. Louis Phillip Thomas SS
77 Philadelphia Ryan Swope WR
70 Buffalo Trevardo Williams OLB
71 Detroit Quinton Patton WR
72 Tennessee Eddie Lacy RB
73 New York Jets DJ Fluker OG
74 Dallas Andre Ellington RB
75 Oakland (via Miami (via Arizona)) CJ Mosley OLB
76 Washington DJ Swearinger SS
69 Tampa Bay Logan Ryan CB
78 Pittsburgh Kwame Geathers DT
79 Cincinnati Michael Mauti ILB
80 Miami Zach Dysert QB
81 San Diego Kyle Long OT
82 New Orleans Sharrif Floyd DT
83 Minnesota Alvin Bailey OG
84 Baltimore Da'Rick Rogers WR
85 Miami (via Chicago) William Sutton DT
86 Green Bay Zach Ertz TE
87 Seattle Tank Carradine DE
88 Indianapolis Gabe Jackson OG
89 New England Aaron Dobson WR
90 Denver Bennie Logan DT
91 New York Giants Quanterus Smith DE
92 San Francisco Charrington Byndom CB
93 Atlanta Stephon Taylor RB
94 Houston Zeke Motta SS
Round 4 Team Player Pos
95 Kansas City Kevin Minter ILB
96 Jacksonville Jelani Jenkins OLB
97 Carolina Markus Wheaton WR
98 Cleveland Stedman Bailey WR
99 Oakland Sylvester Williams DT
100 St. Louis Michael Williams TE
101 Philadelphia Akeem Spence DT
102 Buffalo Gerald Hodges ILB
103 Minnesota (from Detroit) Shane Skov ILB
104 Tennessee Malliciah Goodman DE
105 New York Jets TJ McDonald FS
106 Dallas Jordan Hill DE
107 Arizona Seantrel Henderson OT
108 Washington Robert Alford CB
109 Tampa Bay Brennan Williams OT
110 Pittsburgh Denard Robinson WR
111 Cincinnati Bacarri Rambo FS
112 Oakland (via Miami) Omoregie Uzzi OG
113 San Diego Andrew Jackson ILB
114 New Orleans Dion Sims TE
115 Minnesota Nikell Robey CB
116 Baltimore Braxton Cave C
117 Chicago James Gayle DE
118 Green Bay Jamie Collins OLB
119 Seattle Joseph Fauria TE
120 Indianapolis Conner Vernon WR
121 Tampa Bay (from New England) Corey Lemonier DE
122 Denver Braden Hansen OG
123 New York Giants Kiko Alanso ILB
124 San Francisco Brian Winters OT
125 Atlanta Zach Sudfeld TE
126 Houston Ricky Wagner OT
Round 5 Team Player Pos
127 Kansas City Tyler Bray QB
128 Jacksonville Devin Taylor DE
129 Carolina Greg Blair ILB
130 Cleveland Jawan Jamison RB
131 Oakland Jamar Taylor CB
132 St. Louis Xavier Nixon OT
133 Philadelphia Leon McFadden CB
134 Buffalo Brandon Williams DT
135 Detroit Graham Pocic C
136 Tennessee Tyron Mathieu CB
137 New York Jets Kenjon Barner RB
138 Dallas Landry Jones QB
139 Arizona Blidi Wreh-Wilson CB
140 Washington William Gholston DE
141 Tampa Bay Marcus Sales WR
142 Pittsburgh EJ Manuel QB
143 Cincinnati Justin Pugh OT
144 Miami Alec Lemon WR
145 San Diego John Sullen OG
146 New Orleans Jason Varrett CB
147 Minnesota Duke Williams FS
148 Baltimore Cornelius Washington OLB
149 Chicago Ryan Otten TE
150 Green Bay Josh Boren FB
151 Seattle Zavier Goodman OLB
152 San Francisco (from Indianapolis) Dustin Hopkins K
153 Washington (from New England) Ben Cotton TE
154 Denver Chris Jones DT
155 New York Giants Shaun Williams FS
156 San Francisco Marcus Lattimore RB
157 Atlanta Nick Becton OT
158 Houston Anthony Rashad White DT
Round 6 Team Player Pos
159 Kansas City Jordan Reed TE
160 Jacksonville Jake Knott ILB
161 Carolina Stephon Jefferson RB
162 Cleveland Ty Zimmerman FS
163 Oakland Brandon Jenkins DE
164 St. Louis Abry Jones DT
165 Philadelphia Mario Benavidies C
166 Buffalo Daniel McCullers DT
167 Detroit Ryan Allen P
168 Minnesota (via Tennessee) Josh Boyd DT
169 New York Jets Everett Dawkins DE
170 Dallas Johnathan Bostic ILB
171 Arizona Travis Bond OG
172 Washington A.J. Klein ILB
173 Tampa Bay Jake Stoneburner TE
174 Pittsburgh Walter Stewart OLB
175 Cincinnati Corey Fuller WR
176 San Francisco (via Miami) Bennett Jackson CB
177 San Diego Le'Veon Bell RB
178 New Orleans Adrian Bushell CB
179 Tennessee (via Minnesota) Dustin Harris CB
180 Baltimore Oscar Johnson OT
181 Chicago Hugh Thornton OG
182 Green Bay Caleb Sturgis K
183 Seattle Lane Johnson OT
184 Miami (via Indianapolis) Russell Shepard WR
185 Cincinnati (via New England) DJ Harper RB
186 Denver Mike Gillislee RB
187 New York Giants Marc Anthony CB
188 San Francisco John Boyett SS
189 Atlanta Zach Line FB
190 Houston Kevin Reddick ILB
Round 7 Team Player Pos
191 Kansas City Rod Sweeting CB
192 Jacksonville Brent Russell DT
192 San Francisco (from Carolina) Kenny Stills WR
193 Cleveland DaVonte Holloman OLB
193 Oakland Lavar Edwards DE
194 St. Louis Micah Hyde SS
194 Philadelphia Chris Harper WR
195 Seattle (from Buffalo) Jasper Collins WR
195 Detroit Aaron Mellette WR
196 Tennessee Matt Scott QB
196 New York Jets Davonte Christopher WR
197 Miami (from Dallas) James Gayle DE
197 Arizona Nick Clancy ILB
198 Washington Bruce Taylor ILB
198 New England (from Tampa Bay) David Bass DE
199 Pittsburgh Rodney Smith WR
199 San Francisco (from Cincinnati) Uona Kaveinga ILB
200 Miami Sam Brenner OG
200 San Diego DaQuinta Jones DE
201 New Orleans Cobi Hamilton WR
201 Tennessee (via Minnesota) Brad Madison DE
202 Baltimore Jordan Kovacs FS
202 Chicago Jonathan Franklin RB
203 Green Bay Rodney Smith WR
203 Seattle Albert Rosette ILB
204 Philadelphia (from Indianapolis) B.W. Webb CB
204 New England Jeff Baca OG
205 Denver Pete Massaro DE
205 New York Giants Ryan Lacy CB
206 San Francisco Spencer Nealy DE
206 Atlanta William Campbell DT
207 Houston Rashard Hall FS
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I like it, but I'd rather go Ryan Swope or Logan Ryan in the 3RD instead of QB.
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Tennessee sends #168 to Tennessee for #179 & #201
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Did you jus tpull names out of a hat for seattle?
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20 Minnesota Cordarrelle Patterson WR
Good Pick, but
Dee Milliner CB
would be the choice. Cook is a very nice CB, but unfortunately has missed time (injury/off-field). When he is gone, the pass defense struggles. We could certaintly use Dee on this team and Cook and Dee would be show an ultra great tandum.
51 Minnesota Aaron Murray QB
I cant see us moving on from Ponder now (for better or worse) with a reasonably high draft pick (maybe a late one if someone falls). I still think we try to assemble the parts this offseason. We could also look at bringing in a vet free agent QB, to take over Ponder next season if they struggles continue. With the players available I would be looking at
a) Kawaan Short DT
b) Alec Ogletree ILB.
83 Minnesota Alvin Bailey OG
Kevin Minter ILB
would be a nice pick here. His production has been nice this season. Grabbing Minter here, is one of the reasons we passed on Ogletree/Brown in Round 2
103 Minnesota (from Detroit) Shane Skov ILB.
With Minter on board, Vikings decided to fix the secondary with
TJ McDonald FS
, who would arguably be great value here in the 4th. TJ + Harrison is a nice Safety Duo. That completes the secondary Cook/Dee/TJ/Harrison.
115 Minnesota Nikell Robey CB
Don't think he will be there, but if available this late, hard to see the Vikings not taking a flyer on
Tyler Bray QB
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Posted: Tue Dec 04, 2012 3:17 pm
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I really respect the effort put into this! If the board fell this way this is what I would do for Green Bay:
Round 1 - Barrett Jones
Round 2 - Jackson Jeffcoat
Round 3 - Ertz is awesome, Markus Wheaton is also an option.
Round 4 - William Gholston - I highly doubt that freak falls that far though
Round 5 - Take a flyer on Lattimore.
Round 6 - Lane Johnson - But again I think he ends up like 2nd round.
Round 7 - Fine.
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Posts: 286
Posted: Tue Dec 04, 2012 3:30 pm
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imani wrote:
Did you jus tpull names out of a hat for seattle?
Is there any other way?
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Posts: 12429
Location: Niagara Falls
Posted: Tue Dec 04, 2012 3:31 pm
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Our tune is changing a bit in Buffalo.. I like Chase Thomas in 2nd, butnot Williams in 3rd, Da'Rick Rogers in 3rd would be great than Hodges..
Works great !!
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Posted: Tue Dec 04, 2012 3:33 pm
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CriminalMind wrote:
Tennessee sends #168 to Tennessee for #179 & #201
Typo in there
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Posts: 42662
Location: Vegas
Posted: Tue Dec 04, 2012 3:33 pm
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your draft order is wrong, eagles have teh 4th pick as of now.
RainbowCarebear wrote:
Anna Kendricks are always nice.
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Posts: 35764
Location: Stillwater, MN
Posted: Tue Dec 04, 2012 3:34 pm
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No way the Vikings take a QB in round two, especially with Alec Ogletree and Kawann Short sitting there.
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Posts: 286
Posted: Tue Dec 04, 2012 3:34 pm
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ninjapirate wrote:
your draft order is wrong, eagles have teh 4th pick as of now.
"Either way, this will change by the time the draft comes around. Also, draft orders are projected, so bear with the fact that your team currently is much worst or slightly better than their current slot."
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Posted: Tue Dec 04, 2012 3:35 pm
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dulatows wrote:
ninjapirate wrote:
your draft order is wrong, eagles have teh 4th pick as of now.
"Either way, this will change by the time the draft comes around. Also, draft orders are projected, so bear with the fact that your team currently is much worst or slightly better than their current slot."
Yeah but we will lose out easily, we could end up higher than 4 actually we kind of have to.
We play 4 teams we probably have no shot at beating Tampa, Cinci, Redskins and Giants.
The teams around us vying for the top pick play each other. So we kind of have the inside track.
RainbowCarebear wrote:
Anna Kendricks are always nice.
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Posts: 5513
Posted: Tue Dec 04, 2012 3:45 pm
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Awful draft for the Bengals.
1. WR is not remotely a first round need for the Bengals. The top 3 are set and we have a decent 2 deep at 2 of 3 spots. Milliner or Barr.
2. We are also set with our starting and backup center. Vaccaro there.
2. I can live with this pick if we don't get Barr in 1.
3. A little early for a backup MLB. Carradine there.
4. Free safety is not a need, and with the change to Vaccaro in 2, give us Kenjon Barner there.
5. Ok.
6. Ok
6. No preference here. BPA.
2017 Draft Needs: Interior O-line, Pass Rushing DE, Linebacker, Kicker, Overall Team Speed.
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Posted: Tue Dec 04, 2012 3:53 pm
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I don't see how Barkley or Woods make it out of the first, let alone mid 2nd-early 3rd.
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If you are still believing the Bible there are many clear contradictions in it about Jesus
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31) John 3:17 Jesus contradicts himself when he says, "God didn't send his son into the world to condemn it, but to save it." Jesus seems to forget his own stories.
32) James 4:3 If your prayers are not answered, it's your own damned fault. This is in direct contradiction to where Jesus says "seek and ye shall find, ask and it shall be known to you".
33) "If Jesus bears witness of himself his witness is true" John 8:14, "If I bear witness of myself it is not true." John 5:31
34) "I am with you always, even unto the end of the world" (Matthew 28:20), versus "For ye have the poor always with you; but me ye have not always" (Matthew 26:11 , Mark 14:7, John 12:8) and "Ye shall seek me, and shall not find me: and where I am thither ye cannot come" (John 7:34). Is this the kind of friend one can rely on?
35) "And he saith unto them, Whosoever shall put away his wife, and marry another, committeth adultery against her" (Mark 10:11 & Luke 6:18), versus "And I say unto you, Whosoever shall put away his wife, except it be for fornication, and shall marry another, committeth adultery" (Matthew 19:9). In the book of Matthew, Jesus said a man could put away his wife if one factor-- fornication--is involved. In Mark and Luke he allowed no exceptions.
36) Jesus is quoted: "Judge not, and ye shall be not judged; condemn not, and ye shall not be condemned: forgive, and ye shall be forgiven" (Luke 6:37 & Matthew 7:1), versus "Judge not according to the appearance, but judge righteous judgment" (John 7:24). Jesus stated men are not to judge but, then, allowed it under certain conditions. As in the case of divorce, he can't seem to formulate a consistent policy.
37) "My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?" Matthew 27:46, (also note the time before crucification where Jesus prays for the "cup to passeth over me") versus "Now is my soul troubled. And what shall I say? 'Father, save me from this hour?' No, for this purpose I have come to this hour" (John 12:27 RSV). Jesus can't seem to decide whether or not he wants to die. One moment he is willing; the next he isn't.
38) In Luke 23:30 ("Then shall they begin to say to the mountains, fall on us, and to the hills, cover us") Jesus quoted Hosea 10:8 ("...and they shall say to the mountains, cover us; and to the hills, fall on us"). And, like Paul, he often quoted inaccurately. In this instance, he confused mountains with hills.
39) "And Jesus answered and said unto them, Elias truly shall first come, and restore all things. But I say unto you, That Elias is come already, and they know him not, but have done unto him whatsoever they listed. Likewise shall also the Son of man suffer of them. Then the disciples understood that he spake unto them of John the Baptist" (Matthew 17:11-13). John the Baptist was beheaded, but Jesus was not. And what did John the Baptist restore? Nothing!
40) We are told salvation is obtained by faith alone (John 3:18 & 36) yet Jesus told a man to follow the Commandments-Matthew 19:16-18 (saving by works)-if he wanted eternal life.
41) In Luke 12:4 Jesus told his followers to "Be not afraid of them that kill the body." But Matthew 12:14-16, John 7:1, 8:59, 10:39, 11:53-54, & Mark 1:45 show that Jesus consistently feared death. Jesus went out of his way to hide, run, and attempt escape from the Roman and Jewish authorities.
42) Matthew 5:28 says to sin in "your heart" is considered a sin in itself. The messiah is supposed to be God incarnate, not able to sin, yet in Matthew 4:5 & Luke 4:5-9, Jesus was tempted by Satan in the desert, which is sinning in his heart. Jesus also took upon all the sins of the world during his crucifixion, so how can it be said that "Jesus was the perfect man without sin"? This would lead one to believe he was not the Messiah.
43) Jesus told us to "Love your enemies; bless them that curse you," but ignored his own advice by repeatedly denouncing his opposition. Matthew 23:17 ("Ye fools and blind"), Matthew 12:34 ("0 generation of vipers"), and Matthew 23:27 (". . . hypocrites . . . ye are like unto whited sepulchres. . .") are excellent examples of hypocrisy.
44) Did the people of Jesus' generation see any signs? (Matthew 12:38-40) Jesus announced that no signs would be given to that generation except the Resurrection itself. (Mark 8:12-13) Jesus announced that no signs would be given to that generation. (Mark 16:20) They went out preaching, and the Lord confirmed the word through accompanying signs. (John 20:30) Jesus provided many wonders and signs. (Acts 2:22) Jesus provided many wonders and signs. (Acts 5:12 & 8:13) many signs and wonders were done through the apostles.
45) Jesus commands the disciples to go into Galilee immediately after the resurrection. Matthew 28:10 Jesus commands the disciples to "tarry in Jerusalem" immediately after the resurrection.
46) Matthew 28:18 & John 3:35 both tell that Jesus said he could do anything. Yet Mark 6:5 says Jesus was not all powerful.
47) Jesus says in Luke 2:13-14 that he came to bring peace on earth. Matthew 10:34 Jesus back peddles and says he did not come to bring peace on earth.
48) Did Christ receive testimony from man? "Ye sent unto John and he bare witness unto the truth. But I receive not testimony from man." John 5:33-34 "And ye shall also bear witness, because ye have been with me from the beginning." John 15:27
49) Christ laid down his life for his friends. John 15:13 & 10:11 Christ laid down his life for his enemies. Romans 5:10
50) Deuteronomy 23:2 says that bastards can not attend church unto the tenth generation. If Jesus was spawned by Mary and Jehovah as the Bible claims then he is technically a bastard and should not be the leader of the church.
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• The U.S. Dramatic competition films has female directors on eight of its 16 films, which is a record.
• The slate is already being sized up for the marketability of its films with approving nods from the industry.
• Ooh, we get to see Harry Potter! Playing Allen Ginsberg!
• India will be well-represented at Sundance, with three films depicting facets of life in the world's largest democracy.
• So will San Francisco, thanks to the Filmmaker360 program there.
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