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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That, upon application in writing, the Secretary of the Interior is authorized and directed to issue to Leo Farwell Glenn, Crow allottee numbered 3234, a patent in fee to the following-described lands in the State of Montana: West half west half, section 26; east half east half, east half west east half, east half west half west half east half section 27; north half northeast quarter, north half south half northeast quarter, section 34, township 3 south, range 27 east; and the west half southeast quarter section 30, west half northeast quarter, northwest quarter southeast quarter, lots 6, 7, and 8, section 31, township 4 south, range 27 east, Montana principal meridian, containing eight hundred and eighty acres: Provided, That when the land herein described is offered for sale, the Crow tribe, or any Indian who is a member of said tribe, shall have ninety days in which to execute preferential rights to purchase said tract at a price offered to the seller by a prospective buyer willing and able to purchase.
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March 12th, 2006
1. TEXANS - Reggie Bush RB, USC
2. SAINTS - Matt Leinart QB, USC
3. TITANS - Vince Young QB, TEXAS
4. JETS - D'Brickashaw Ferguson OT, VA.
5. PACKERS- Mario Williams DE, NCST
6. 49ERS - Vernon Davis TE, MARYLAND
7. RAIDERS- Jay Cutler QB, VANDERBUILT
8. BILLS - Haloti Ngata DT, OREGON
9. LIONS - A.J. Hawk LB, OSU
10. CARDINALS - Michael Huff FS, TEXAS
11. RAMS - Jimmy Williams FS, V-Tech
12. BROWNS - Manny Lawson DE/OLB, NCST
13. RAVENS - D'Angelo Williams RB, MEMPHIS
14. EAGLES - Chad Greenway OLB, IOWA
15. FALCONS - Ko Simpson FS, SCU
16. DOLPHINS- Winston Justice OT, USC
17. VIKINGS - Lawrence Maroney RB, MINN
18. COWBOYS - Jon Scott OT, TEXAS
19. CHARGERS- Darnell Bing SS, USC
20. CHIEFS - Santonio Holmes WR, OSU
21. PATRIOTS- Tye Hill CB, CLEMSON
22. BRONCOS - Broderick Bunkley DT, FLST
23. BUCCS - Marcus Mcneill OT, AUBURN
24. BENGALS - Leonard Pope TE, GEORGIA
25. GIANTS - Antonio Cromartie CB, FLST
26. BEARS - Sinorice Moss WR, MIAMI
27. PANTHERS- Chad Jackson WR, FLA
28. JAGUARS - E. Sims OLB, FSU
29. BRONCOS - Mathias Kiwanuka DE, BOSTON Coll.
30. COLTS - Bobby Carpenter OLB, OSU
31. SEAHAWKS- Tamba Hali DE, PSU
32. STEELERS- Lendale White RB, USC
33. TEXANS - Eric Winston OT, Miami
34. SAINTS - Demeco Ryans OLB, ALABAMA
35. JETS - Gabe Watson DT, MICHIGAN
36. PACKERS - D.Q. Jackson MLB, Maryland
38. RAIDERS - Thomas Howard OLB, UTEP
37. 49ERS - Jonathon Joseph CB, South Carolina
39. Titans - James Allen FS/CB, TENNESSEE
40. Lions - M.J. Gilles OG, GEORGIA
41. CARDINALS - Mercedes Lewis TE, USC
42. BILLS - Andrew Whitworth OT, LSU
43. BROWNS - D. Colledge OT, BOISE ST
44. RAVENS - C. Spencer OG, Pitt
45. EAGLES - Kamerion Wimbley DE, FSU
46. RAMS - Kelly Jennings CB, MIAMI
47. FALCONS- Brian Calhoun RB, WISCONIN
48. VIKINGS- Donte Whitner S, Ohio St.
49. COWBOYS- Daniel Bullocks S, Nebraska
50. CHARGERS- R. O' Callaghan OT, CAL
51. DOLPHINS- Ashton Youboty CB, OSU
52. PATRIOTS- Maurice Stovall WR, NOTRE DAME
53. REDSKINS- D. Tapp DE, V-tech
54. CHIEFS - Richard Marshall CB, fresno st.
55. BENGALS - R. Edwards DE, PURDUE
56. GIANTS - Abdul Hodge MLB, IOWA
57. BEARS - Dominique Byrd TE, USC
58. PANTHERS- Anthony Fasano TE, Notre Dame
59. BUCCS - Dee Webb CB, Florida
60. JAGUARS- Joseph Addai RB, LSU
61. BRONCOS- Pat Watkins S FSU
62. COLTS - Maurice Drew RB, UCLA
63. SEAHAWKS- Davin Joseph OG, OKLAHAMA
64. STEELERS- N. Mangold C, OSU
65. TEXANS - Stanley McClover DE, Auburn
66. TEXANS(N.O)- Cedric Griffin S, Texas
67. PACKERS- M. Setterstrom OG, MINN
68. 49ERS - Spencer Havnor OLB, UCLA
69. RAIDERS- G. Blue S, Georgia
70. BILLS(Ten)- Derek Hagan WR, ARIZONA
71. JETS - G. Eslinger C, Minn.
72. CARDINALS - T. Lutui OG, USC
73. BILLS - A. Zemaitis CB, PENN ST.
74. Lions - Darrell Hunter FS, Miami (OH)
75. PATS(Bal)- V. Adeyanju DE ind.
76. EAGLES- Rod Wright DT, TEXAS
77. RAMS - K. Parham MLB, VIRGINIA
78. BROWNS- F. Matua OG, USC
79. FALCONS- DeMario Minter CB, GEORGIA
80. COWBOYS- Devin Aromashodu WR, Auburn 6'2 201 4.35
81. CHARGERS- Hank Baskett WR, N.MEXICO
82. DOLPHINS- B. Croyle QB, ALABAMA
83. VIKINGS- A.J. Nicholson OLB, FLST
84. REDSKINS- Terna Nande OLB, Miami(OH)
85. CHIEFS - Jonathan Lewis DT, V-Tech
86. PATRIOTS- Kevin Simon LB, Tennesee
87. GIANTS - B. Oshinowo DT Stanford
88. BEARS - Roman Harper S, Alabama
89. PANTHERS- Montavious Stanley DT, Liousville
90. BUCCS - Devin Hester KR/CB, MIAMI
91. BENGALS - J. Mahelona DT, tenn.
92. JAGUARS- Anwar Philips CB, PENN ST
93. BRONCOS- J. Trueblood OT, Boston College
94. COLTS - Parys Haralson, DE, Tennessee
95. SEAHAWKS- Demitrius Williams WR, OREGON
96. STEELERS- Martin Nance WR, Miami(Oh)
Round 4 =================================
97. TEXANS- Rob Sims OG OSU
98. SAINTS- Claude Wroten DT, LSU
99. RAIDERS- J. Spitz OG, Louisville
100. 49ERS- Bernard Pollard S, Purdue
101. TITANS- Gerris Wilkinson LB, Georgia Tech
102. JETS- Kevin Boothe G/T, Cornell
103. PACKERS- Greg Jennings WR, Western Michigan
104. BILLS- Omar Jacobs QB, Bowling Green
105. PATS(Det)- Jerious Norwood Jr. RB, Miss. St
106. CARDINALS- Garrett Mills, FB, Tulsa
107. EAGLES- Jason Avant WR, Michigan
108. RAMS- Tim Day TE, OREGON
109. BROWNS- Steve Fifita NT, Utah
110. RAVENS- Danieal Manning FS, AbC
111. FALCONS- James Wyche DE Syracuse 6'5 262 4.63
112. CHARGERS- Wil Blackmon CB/KR, Boston Coll.
113. DOLPHINS- J. Evans OG bloomsburg
114. VIKINGS- Will Allen OG, tex.
115. EAGLES(Dal)-Anthony Smith S, Syracuse
116. NYJ (Kan)- Reggie McNeal WR/QB, Texas AM
117. PATRIOTS- Jonathan Orr 4.49, WR WISCONSIN
118. BRONCOS(Was)-Todd Watkins WR, BYU
119. BEARS- Rocky McIntosh OLB, Miami
120. PANTHERS- Jon Alston OLB, Stanford
121. BUCCS- Orion Harris DT, MIAMI
122. BENGALS- Nate Salley S, Ohio St.
123. GIANTS- Mike DeGory, C, Florida
124. JAGUARS- E. Dumervil OLB, Louisville
125. BRONCOS- Marcus Vick QB, V-Tech
126. EAGLES(Ind)-Brandon Marshall WR, UCF
127. SEAHAWKS- Joe Klopfenstein TE Colorado
128. STEELERS- Marcus Hudson FS, NC State
***Round 5***
129. TEXANS- Dave Thomas TE, Texas
130. SAINTS- R. Butler RT, MIAMI
131. PATS(Oak)-Tim McGarigle, OLB, Northwestern
132. TITANS- Mike Kudla DE, Ohio St.
133. JETS- Leon Washington RB, FSU
134. PACKERS- Andre Hall RB, South Florida
135. 49ERS- Kyle Williams DT LSU
136. LIONS- Will Derting OLB, Washington St
137. CARDS- Charlie Whitehurst QB, CLEMSON
138. BILLS- Frostee Rucker DE, USC
139. RAMS- Dusty Dvoracek DT OKLAHOMA
140. BROWNS- Mike Bell RB, Arizona
141. RAVENS- Freddie Roach MLB, Alabama
142. EAGLES- Brad Smith, ???, Missouri
143. FALCONS- John McCargo, DT, N.C. State
144. VIKINGS- Brandon Williams WR Wisconsin
145. COWBOYS- Tim Jennings, CB Georgia
146. CHARGERS- Pierre Woods LB, Michigan
147. BROWNS(NE)- John Torp P, Colorado
148. REDSKINS- Greg Threat S, Miami
149. CHIEFS- T. Reddick RT aub.
150. PANTHERS- Adam Stenevich OT, Michigan
151. BUCCS- Jeff Webb, WR, San Diego State
152. BENGALS- Anthony Schlegel, ILB, Ohio St.
153. GIANTS- Mike Haas WR, Oregon St.
154. BEARS- Dwayne Slay S, Texas Tech.
155. JAGUARS- Aaron Lips G, Louisiana Tech
156. BRONCOS- Charles Davis TE, Purdue
157. COLTS- Greg Lee WR, Pittsburgh
158. SEAHAWKS- Chikioke Onyengecha CB, Oklahoma
159. STEELERS- Dontrelle Moore RB, New Mexico
"Not Yet Drafted"
Bruce Gradowski, QB, Toledo
Darell Hackney QB, UAB
Jerome Harrison RB, Washington St.
Travis Wilson WR, Oklahoma
Joe Toledo, OT, Washington
Jabari Levey OT, South Carolina
E.J. Whitley OT, Texas Tech
Matt Lentz G, Michigan
Chris Chester OG, Oklahoma
Ryan Cook C, New Mexico
Mark Anderson DE, Alabama
Jason Hatcher DE, Grambling
Chris Gocong DE/OLB, Cal Poly
Nick Reid LB, Kansas
Justin Wyatt CB, USC
Charles Gordon, CB
Marcus Demps S, San Diego St.
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Posted: Sat Mar 11, 2006 7:15 pm
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bad gmen first pick..
we need to take erine sims there
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Posted: Sat Mar 11, 2006 7:17 pm
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Great Jags Draft!!!!
South Carolina Gamecocks 7-6
Jags | Sharks | Lakers | Giants
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Posted: Sat Mar 11, 2006 7:20 pm
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1. Will go Marcus McNeill in that situation.
2. Pat Watkins over Daniel Bullocks.
3. Not sure what they'll do with this pick if Parham is gone. They could go WR, NT, or ILB. I'd rather have Greg Jennings than Devin Aromashodu though, if they do go WR.
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Posted: Sat Mar 11, 2006 7:22 pm
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solid redskins pick in tapp, dont like the nande pick, would rather have nance
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Posted: Sat Mar 11, 2006 7:34 pm
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15. FALCONS - Ko Simpson FS, SCU
we woudl get CB Tye Hill over him
47. FALCONS- Brian Calhoun RB, WISCONIN
we woudl get Donte Whitner over him. He isn't worth pick #47... I don't care about his pro day. Drew hit Calhouns pro dasy time at the Combine. S Whitner is easily the pick here for seped, coverage and just plain ability.
79. FALCONS- DeMario Minter CB, GEORGIA
we woudl get S Bernard Pollard here.
111. FALCONS- James Wyche DE Syracuse 6'5 262 4.63
great pick
143. FALCONS- John McCargo, DT, N.C. State
horrible pick. we will nto get a DT in this draft... we woudl go with OL Chris Chester here.
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Posted: Sat Mar 11, 2006 7:36 pm
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Love the Eagles draft, would be extremely pleased if this happens.
Think you know your Eagles? Sign up and try to beat my wife!
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Posts: 23116
Location: New Jersey
Posted: Sat Mar 11, 2006 7:44 pm
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1st rounder = Great pick.
2nd rounder = Absolutely no way the Jets pass on Max-Jean Gilles
3rd rounder = Great pick.
4th and 5th aren't bad.
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scar988 wrote:
15. FALCONS - Ko Simpson FS, SCU
we woudl get CB Tye Hill over him
47. FALCONS- Brian Calhoun RB, WISCONIN
we woudl get Donte Whitner over him. He isn't worth pick #47... I don't care about his pro day. Drew hit Calhouns pro dasy time at the Combine. S Whitner is easily the pick here for seped, coverage and just plain ability.
79. FALCONS- DeMario Minter CB, GEORGIA
we woudl get S Bernard Pollard here.
111. FALCONS- James Wyche DE Syracuse 6'5 262 4.63
great pick
143. FALCONS- John McCargo, DT, N.C. State
horrible pick. we will nto get a DT in this draft... we woudl go with OL Chris Chester here.
Thank you Scar, your Falcons draft puts mine to shame! I have already taken your suggestions into consideration for my next draft. I feel like I am almost there.
I would like to hear from Every Team ... Please if your Team has not been covered in this thread, post what you think I did Wrong!
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Posted: Sat Mar 11, 2006 9:01 pm
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Nothing wrong with the Saints draft.
Nice work.
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Terrible for the pats, I would go
1. White or Carpenter
2. Richard Marshall
3a Demetrius Williams
3b jesse Mahelona
4A Jason Avant or Jerrious norwood
4b.Tim Dobbins
5A Mincey
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Posted: Sat Mar 11, 2006 9:24 pm
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ok rams draft... got no real complaints
Todd Gurley wrote:
Whats the point of being a running back if you can't break a tackle?
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Posted: Sat Mar 11, 2006 9:57 pm
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No way Al Davis passes on Hawk with #7 even if Oak doesnt have a QB right now Al Davis isnt to high on Cutler...He has a Big arm QB sitting on the bench who is just as accurate and strong as Cutler. And maybe last week before individual workouts he would have passes on Hawk but not now with the 40 time he posted...Oakland takes Hawk with #7 in this mock!
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it is a OK rams draft there are a couple of picks like the 3rd one he isnt worth it after running a 5.11 40
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cew28315039 wrote:
it is a OK rams draft there are a couple of picks like the 3rd one he isnt worth it after running a 5.11 40
werent u the one that was like OMG WE NEED THIS GUY before the combine?
Todd Gurley wrote:
Whats the point of being a running back if you can't break a tackle?
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The villain in the recent film adaptation of The Help, Hilly (Bryce Dallas Howard), is an awful person.
Scarpetta paid scant attention to Bryce as he drove her to Logan International Airport.
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In other words, you yield to what Mr. Bryce calls "the fatalism of the multitude."
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The 5th Annual Riders' Poll Awards
Held September 5, 2003 in downtown San Diego at the infamous Wonderbread factory—aka the hot box. TWS freestyled it this year with a new venue in a new town (San Diego) during a new tradeshow, ASR. The 'too hot in the city' night left attendees no choice but to commence the beer bonging and liquor thievery. It was a loose night. Shaun White took no part in the debauchery and won his first Rider Of The Year title at the ripe old age of 17.
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K-State Selected for 2013 Postseason WNIT
March 18, 2013
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MANHATTAN, Kan. - For the third straight season and the 11th time in the last 12 years, Kansas State women's basketball will participate in postseason play as the Wildcats have accepted a bid to play in the 2013 Postseason WNIT and will host Texas Southern in the first round on Thursday. This will be K-State's third appearance in the Postseason WNIT and the first since reaching the semifinals of the 2007 WNIT.
With K-State's automatic bid into the Postseason WNIT, the Wildcats are one of eight Big 12 schools to earn a women's basketball postseason bid. K-State is one of 12 athletic departments nationally to have its football team appear in a bowl game and both basketball teams and its women's volleyball team play in the postseason.
The Wildcats (15-17, 5-13 Big 12) will be opposed by Texas Southern (20-11, 16-2 SWAC) on Thursday in Bramlage Coliseum. The time for the game between K-State and Texas Southern will be announced on Tuesday by the WNIT committee. K-State leads the all-time series with Texas Southern, 1-0. The Wildcats defeated the Lady Tigers, 84-41, on Dec. 1, 2000, in Manhattan. Texas Southern is coached by women's basketball legend, Cynthia Cooper-Dyke, who was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2010 and the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame in 2009.
The winner of the Kansas State-Texas Southern game will play the winner of the Illinois State-IUPUI matchup on either March 23, 24 or 25 at a site to be determined.
Tickets for K-State's first round matchup with Texas Southern will be available Tuesday morning at 8:30 a.m., by calling the K-State Ticket Office at (800) 221-CATS, visiting wwwkstatesports.com/tickets or by stopping by the K-State Athletic Ticket Office in Bramlage Coliseum. Tickets are priced at $15 for chair backs, $10 for adult general admission and $5 for student and children. Priority seating for season ticket holders will not be available for the WNIT, with all tickets made available on a first come first serve basis.
The contest will be available on the K-State Sports Network and for free on kstatesports.com.
K-State is 9-2 in its previous three WNIT Tournament appearances in 1999, 2006 and 2007. The Wildcats captured the 2006 WNIT title for the first postseason title in school history in front of a sell-out crowd of 13,340 fans.
Despite suffering through five season-ending injuries which depleted the roster to seven players for the final 14 games of the season, K-State exceeded the preseason predicted Big 12 finish from the league's coaches for the ninth time in the last 16 seasons. Kansas State advanced at least one round at the Phillips 66 Big 12 Championships for the 13th time and for the fifth-straight season with a thrilling 51-49 win over Texas in the first round.
The Wildcats were paced during the 2012-13 season by All-Big 12 First Team selection Brittany Chambers and her senior backcourt running mate Mariah White. Earlier this season, Chambers and White teamed up to set the school record for combined points by two players with 59 at Iowa State on Feb. 9.
Chambers has registered career season-highs in three major statistical categories and is the only player in the Big 12 to score 600 or more points (648; 20.3 ppg), grab 200 or more rebounds (241; 7.5 rpg) and dish out 90 or more assists (98; 3.1 apg). Chambers, a three-time All-Big 12 First Team selection, is the fourth player to reach this milestone in league history and it is the fifth time this has been achieved. She joins former Wildcat Nicole Ohlde as the only player in school history to achieve these numbers in a single season.
The 648 points are a career-high for Chambers and ranks as a school record for points by a senior and is the second-highest overall point total for a single-season in program history (Tammie Romstad, 686; 1979-80).
Chambers scored in double figures in 30 of the 32 games this season, including a career-high 18 games of 20 or more points. The 18 games with 20 or more points are the most by a Wildcat in the Deb Patterson era.
In league action, Chambers averaged 20.6 points, 7.2 rebounds and 3.2 assists. She ranked second in the league in scoring, 10th in rebounding, 11th in assists and paced the league in minutes played per game. She scored in double figures in 17 of the 18 league contests and scored 20 or more points in 10 league games.
For her career, Chambers is one of just four players at Big 12 schools to register 2,000 career points, 800 career rebounds and 325 career assists. Chambers became the third player in school history to record 2,000 career points (2,026). She has scored in 129 consecutive games to rank second in school history and has reached double figures in 104 career games to rank 23rd in NCAA Division I history and second in program history behind Ohlde's school record of 117 career games with 10 or more points.
She ranks among the top-10 in 11 career categories including: points, rebounds (822, fifth), assists (339, ninth), three-point field goals made (327, second), three-point field goals attempted (927, second), field goals made (706, fourth), field goals attempted (1,750, third), free throws made (287, ninth), minutes played (4,543, first), games played (130, tied for fifth) and games started (125, third).
Chambers ranks second in Big 12 history for career three-point field goals made and attempted. She also ranks 16th in NCAA history for career three-point field goals made. With former Wildcat Laurie Koehn holding the career NCAA
Division I record with 392 made 3-point field goals, K-State is the first program in NCAA Division I women's basketball history to have two players with 300 or more made 3-point field goals in a career.
In addition to her on-court honors, Chambers was recognized as the inaugural Big 12 Scholar-Athlete of the Year for women's basketball. Beginning with the current academic year, the Big 12 is honoring a student-athlete in each sport for their dedication in the classroom as well as to their respective sport. Chambers, a pre-med major, holds a 3.5 grade point average.
Earlier this season, Chambers earned Academic All-Big 12 First Team honors for the third time in her career. She is also one of 10 national finalists for the Senior CLASS Award. Fan voting for the Senior CLASS Award continues through March 25 at the Senior CLASS Award website (www.seniorclassaward.com) or on the Senior CLASS Award Facebook fan page. Fan votes will be combined with media and Division I head coaches' votes to determine the winner.
White tallied her third straight season with 100 or more assists by leading the Wildcats with 110 assists (4.1 apg). The product of Midwest City, Okla., also set career-highs for points (190, 7.0 ppg), three-point field goals made (19), three-point field goal percentage (.487), free throws made (43) and free throw percentage (.782). She has also registered her second straight season with 65 or more steals. White also secured her first Academic All-Big 12 First Team honor this season.
For her career, White ranks fourth in school history for career assists (435) and eighth for career steals (194). She is the fourth player in school history with 500 career points, 400 career assists and 175 career steals.


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(SportsNetwork.com) - The Minnesota Wild will play two straight games at home leading into the Olympic break, beginning with Tuesday night's contest against the Tampa Bay Lightning.
The Wild return home following a 1-1-2 road trip. They are just 10-14-5 as the visiting club this season compared to 19-7-2 at home.
Minnesota got goals from Dany Heatley and Keith Ballard inside of 10 minutes left in the third period on Saturday versus Calgary to force overtime before falling 4-3 to the Flames.
Matt Cooke scored shorthanded and Darcy Kuemper made 28 saves in his 10th start in a row. He gave up the winner 2:25 into overtime on a rebound.
"It's a big point, no question, but starts have cost us the last two games," Heatley said. "We've got to take the points right now, but the start of this trip was a tough trip, a lot of travel, some good teams. We'll take four but we would've liked six, I think."
With 65 points, the Wild are two points ahead of the Vancouver Canucks for seventh place in the Western Conference, but now trail third-place Colorado by 12 points in the Central Division.
Mikael Granlund and Zach Parise both had assists in Saturday's loss to keep up their hot stretches. Granlund has two goals and six helpers over a five-game point streak, while Parise has three goals and eight points in his last three games.
Kuemper will make the start again tonight and has never faced the Lightning.
Tampa Bay will try to close out a four-game road trip even after besting the Montreal Canadiens 2-1 in overtime on Saturday. Nate Thompson scored twice, including the winner with 23.1 seconds left on the clock.
Victor Hedman collected a carom off the end boards and dished to the slot for Thompson, who slid the puck past Carey Price's left pad and inside the right post.
"The first one I got was a lucky bounce and the other one was a great play by Hedman. I shot it as hard as I could and it went in," said Thompson.
Hedman had two assists, giving him 10 points in his past five games, while Ben Bishop made 28 saves in the win. He was able to make the start despite exiting Thursday's game early after getting hit on the head by the skate of teammate Nikita Kucherov.
The Lightning had dropped the first two stops of their road trip, but have won 10 of their last 14 as the guest. That has helped them stay within four points of first-place Boston in the Atlantic Division.
Bishop is likely to start tonight and made 25 saves in a 3-1 home win over the Wild on Oct. 17. That was his first ever meeting with the club.
Tampa Bay has lost five of its past seven in Minnesota.
The Lightning have been without star center Steven Stamkos since he suffered a broken leg on Nov. 11, but the Olympic hopeful practiced on Monday and is hopeful to return by week's end.
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Meeting higher standards often comes as a price of success, especially when your basic value proposition is that you set that higher bar. That's where Apple stands as it prepares to unveil the sixth major version of iOS, the power behind the iPhone and iPad. Apple has succeeded in making the iPhone the standard-bearer for smartphones, displacing the BlackBerry as the corporate go-to and providing the model that Google tries to copy in Android. Apple has also redefined the notion of a tablet, after a decade of failed attempts by Microsoft. Thanks to the iPad, a tablet is increasingly a junior laptop, not merely a media consumption device like a Kindle e-reader.
Therein lies the issue. People like me who rely only on an iPad when on the road have accepted the inevitable shortcomings and flaws in such new technology. With iOS 6 and the iPhone 5 all but certain to debut later this year -- and perhaps even next week at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) -- and the third-gen iPad introduced in March, the excuse of being new has worn thin for several of these issues.
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At the AllThingsD conference last week, Apple CEO Tim Cook promised "incredible" advances -- he called out Siri in particular -- to be revealed at WWDC. The rumor mill has (correctly, I believe) concluded that iOS 6 will offer a new, Google-free Maps app with unknown enhancements, and there are indications Apple will add more third-party services such as Facebook to its Share service for apps, as well as change the color scheme for iOS apps from the blue and black toolbars to silver ones -- oh boy!
Based on what's in the forthcoming OS X Mountain Lion, we'll very likely see both snooze and do-not-disturb capabilities in notifications, sophisticated repeating events in Calendar, a VIP feature in Mail (a filtered view of emails from just those people you designate as VIPs), a Chrome-like "omnibar" (unified URL and search bar) in Safari, an offline capability in Safari's Reading List, and iCloud Tabs (autosyncing of open and recent browser tabs across all your Apple devices) in Safari.
Cook, like his predecessor Steve Jobs, has picked up the "post-PC" term to describe the new form of computing that Apple has ignited and that the forthcoming Microsoft Windows 8 adopts. Fair enough, but it's time for the post-PC computing to deliver some basics of the old PC form. Here are the major flaws in iOS that Apple needs to deal with now for power users as its "post-PC" lineup becomes commonplace and, dare I say, mature.
1. Mail filtering needs to be enabled and synced
We all get too much junk mail, but iOS does nothing to help address that flood. It needs to do so, just as Apple's Mail on OS X does. Given the horsepower in recent iPhones and iPads, there's no excuse not to use the same mail-filtering rules that OS X supports. Those rules should sync via iCloud among your Mac and iOS devices, just as email, contacts, appointments, bookmarks, reminders, photos, music, videos, e-books, documents, and notes do.
I suspect Apple will let this feature omission remain in iOS 6. Why? Because OS X Mountain Lion doesn't sync the same mail rules among Macs in its enhanced iCloud capabilities. If Macs don't sync such filtering rules, it's hard to believe that iOS devices would. Of course, maybe Apple will start this capability on iOS -- after all, iOS synced documents a whole year before Apple brought that ability to OS X (in Mountain Lion). But given all the attention in OS X Mountain Lion to iCloud syncing, as well as the enhancements to repeating calendar events, it seems odd that Apple would not have added mail filters to the sync portfolio in OS X Mountain Lion and followed up in iOS 6 for mobile devices.


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Rascal Flatts is taking an unplanned break from the road. The group says in a website post that "due to an unforeseen illness" with singer Gary LeVox, they've had to cancel three upcoming shows.
Rascal Flatts will miss Thursday's concert in Nampa, Idaho, Friday's performance in Airway Heights, Washington, and Saturday's appearance at the Rockin' River Music Festival in Mission, British Columbia, Canada. Rascal Flatts' Jay DeMarcus admits it's "incredibly difficult" for the group to decide to cancel a show, because they never want to disappoint their fans.
Ticketholders are being instructed to contact the venues for information on refunds. Rascal Flatts is on their "Rewind" tour. The trio is expected to resume their trek with a show in Phoenix, Arizona on August 15th.
Canceled Rascal Flatts Concerts
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August 8 - Airway Heights, Washington, at the Northern Quest Resort and Casino
August 9 - Mission, British Columbia, Canada, at the Rockin' River Music Festival
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Much research has shown that patients are generally satisfied with pain relief in the months and years following a total hip replacement (THR) or hip resurfacing procedure. However, many express dissatisfaction with their ability to perform daily activities, a reduced walking ability and long-term lower extremity muscle weakness. Given the general lack of knowledge surrounding joint motion of the lower extremities in the THR population, there is a need to characterize the joint mechanics of people having undergone THR, so that interventions and rehabilitation strategies can be designed to reduce post-operative complications and improve mobility.
|Osteoarthritis Arthroplasty Hip Replacement
|Procedure: Motion analysis
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Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
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|Mobility Assessment of Patients With Total Hip Arthroplasty: Joint Mechanics and Rehabilitation
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- joint mechanics of people having undergone total hip replacement [ Time Frame: 6-18 months post surgery ]
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|Study Start Date:
|November 2007
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|December 2016
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Lateral approach
Lateral approach
Procedure: Motion analysis
Motion analysis
Anterior approach
Anterior approach
Procedure: Motion analysis
Motion analysis
Posterior approach
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Procedure: Motion analysis
Motion analysis
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Inclusion Criteria:
- 15 patients between the ages of 50 and 75 yrs having undergone a primary total hip replacement or hip resurfacing within 6 to 18 months of the study will participate, as well as an equal number of age, sex, height and weight matched healthy control participants.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Potential participants for the control group will be asked if they have had previous lower limb ailments or surgery, and if they have they will be excluded. Moreover, the THR participants cannot have had secondary hip replacement due to infection, revision surgery, or a concomitant surgical procedure (i.e., graft). Participants from both groups cannot have had any medical conditions which could affect physical movement such as a stroke.
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Keywords provided by Ottawa Hospital Research Institute:
Hip Replacement
motion analysis
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Joint Diseases
Musculoskeletal Diseases
Rheumatic Diseases
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Beyonce and Jay Z are expected to hit the stage together at this weekend's Grammy Awards.
While the award show hasn't officially added the super couple to the lineup, CBS seems to have confirmed rumors with a new promo that aired Sunday night. Beyonce and Jay were listed among the already-announced list of performers like Taylor Swift, Katy Perry, Lorde and Macklemore & Ryan Lewis.
The CBS promo follows a report from the "Los Angeles Times" claiming that Beyonce was planning on making her performance a surprise - on the heels of her equally surprising new album. Her husband is up for nine awards at Sunday's ceremony, and is featured on his wife's single "Drunk In Love."
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I just tried to install the BT4 Beta as described at R-Exploit Wiki
But, everytime I start it (Boot from ISO), i got a black screen with some color-lines in it.
So, i tried to start it with "BT4 Beta - Console no FB".
Now i can see the errors. (Kernel Panic)
But i don't know how to solve the problem.
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I never started any BTrack Version at this VMWare.
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Michigan, who picked up their four five-star commitment in running back Derrick Green on Saturday, is followed by Notre Dame, Texas A&M, Ohio State and LSU in the top five. The next five schools are UCLA, Florida, Georgia, Alabama and USC. Washington and Mississippi round out the top 12.
Nebraska moved up three places to No. 13 followed by Mississippi State (move up one slot) and Texas (dropped two).
Oklahoma State is No. 16, and Florida State, the No. 1 team in the ACC, dropped three spots to No. 17. Vanderbilt is No. 18 and Pittsburgh jumped six slots to No. 19 and is the top Big East followed by Oklahoma State.
The top 25 is rounded out by California, the lone newcomer to the group, Arizona, Auburn, Oregon and South Carolina.
The Southeastern Conference leads the way with 10 teams (Texas A&M, LSU, Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Mississippi State, Vanderbilt, Auburn and South Carolina) in the Top 25.
The Pac-12 is next with six teams (UCLA, USC, Washington, California, Arizona and Oregon) followed by the Big 12 with three teams (Texas, Oklahoma and Oklahoma State) and the Big Ten with three teams (Michigan, Ohio State, Nebraska). The ACC (Florida State), the Big East (Pittsburgh) and independents (Notre Dame) each placed one.
North Carolina was the lone team to drop out of the Top 25. The Tar Heels fell two slots to No. 26.


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1 Indianapolis Colts The Colts take the most Pro ready QB to ever come out of college, Luck can make all the throws has amazing mental ability and every other characteristic you could ever desire from a quarterback.
Colts take Andrew Luck-QB-Stanford
2 Washington Redskins The second default pick of the draft, just about any other year Griffin would be the Number 1 pick, but he has to settle for number 2. Maybe the most athletic QB to ever come out of college hes taken by a team in desperate need of a QB and with Mike Shanahan around he is a great mentor to coach to take him to the next level.
Redskins take Robert Griffin-QB-Baylor
3 Buffalo Bills Via Minnesota Vikings The Vikings are in deep trade talks with a multitude of teams, the Rams are considering moving up for a WR, Jets for a RB, Bills for a WR and the Bears for a WR. They wait until the last couple of minutes to pull the trade and they go with the BUFFALO BILLS. Bills hand over their first this year and there 2nd and 4th aswell as a 3rd next year. Many expect the pick to be Justin Blackmon but the Bills have a WR rated higher on their board and they moved up because they saw the Rams and the Browns taking him.
Buffalo Bills take Michael Floyd-WR-Notre Dame
4 Cleveland Browns The Browns and the rest of the NFL did not expect to see that coming and it throws a spanner in their plans, they look to trade down to a team in need of OT or RB but fail to find a trade partner. With so much late round value at RB. They go away from Trent Richardson and instead decide to take their best player available.
Cleveland Browns take Morris Claibourne-CB-LSU
5 Tampa Bay Buccaneers The draft is of too a thrilling start and the Bucs didnt see this happening, With Kalil and Blackmon still on the board they have some thinking to do. Schiano wants a power running game but feels he can get a RB later on in the draft and it comfortable with his tackles, Blackmon is tempting but with all the money they have invested in Vincent Jackson they shy away from that aswell. No trade comes up so they go with what they feel is one of the safest picks of the draft and something you can never have enough of pass rushers
Tampa Bay Buccaneers take Melvin Ingram-DE-South Carolina
6 St. Louis Rams The Rams do not believe there luck and run straight up to the podium to take a need and one of their BPAs
St. Louis Rams take Justin Blackmon-WR-Oklahoma State
7 Jacksonville Jaguars Matt Kalil and Trent Richardson are looking a little bit perplexed in the green room and there slide doesnt stop here. The Jags have very few options with a lack of teams wanting to trade up at this stage and they look to add some grit in the trenches.
Jacksonville Jaguars take Michael Brockers-DL-LSU
8 Miami Dolphins Now its to the Phins, in desperate need for a QB many people think Tannehill is the answer, but the Phins just dont see it that way tho, but they are content to stay and pick the BPA on their board.
Miami Dolphins select Mark Barron-S-Alabama
9 Carolina Panthers The Panthers were hoping the Floyd would still be on the board at this point but with a lack of playmakers to help Cam Newton out they turn to their defence and their secondary. They take the number 1 CB left on the board
Carolina Panthers Select Stephon Gilmore-CB-South Carolina
10 New York Jets Via Minnesota Vikings Via Buffalo Bills The Vikes are in disarray as their player has just gone to the Panthers when they receive a phone call from the New York Jets, the Jets love Trent Richardson and believe this is the time to move up and take him. They Swap 1sts and the Vikes also receive a 2nd and 4th. Boy do they have a lot of picks now.
New York Jets take Trent Richardson-RB-Alabama
11 Kansas City Chiefs The Chiefs take no time in selecting their pick as they take the BPA and need postion.
Kansas City Chiefs take Matt Kalil-OT-USC
12 Seattle Seahawks The Hawks are up, and are very interested in Ryan Tannehill and Luke Kuechly but feel they are not the answers for them with recently acquired players. In a dream scenario the Hawks can trade back but with no willing trade partners they take a risk on a player who has unquestioned talent but appears to have a bad work ethic and attidude.
Seattle Seahawks take Quinton Coples-DE-North Carolina
13 Arizona Cardinals The Cards look for a trade partner but with none about they take a player who is deemed a risk by many, but like the Seahawks pick has unquestioned talent.
The Arizona Cardinals take Janoris Jenkins-CB-North Carolina
14 Dallas Cowboys The Cowboys look hard at Dre Kirtpatrick and Glenn Cordy but they feel the value left on the board is too much to take a need position.
Dallas Cowboys select Fletcher Cox-DL-Mississippi State
15 Cleveland Browns Via Philadelphia Eagles The Eagles are in a great position as they have to players left on the board who they didnt expect to be there and they feel like moving out of the position isnt an issue as they still will be able to take one of these players. When they receive a phone call for the Cleveland Browns, the Browns dont think Colt McCoy is the answer and with Tannehill on the board they cant turn down the chance to move up giving the Eagles their first 4th and 6th come up
Cleveland Browns select Ryan Tannehill-QB-Texas A&M
16 Minnesota Vikings Via New York Jets Steve Hutchinson was recently let go and Vikes have need now a LG, with De Castro still on the board and the BPA available there is no hesitation in taking him.
Minnesota Vikings select David De Castro-OG-Stanford
17 Cincinnati Bengals The Bengals need Offensive Line help and they believe the answer is a young man from Iowa.
Cincinnati Bengals select Riley Reiff-OL-Iowa
18 San Diego Chargers The Chargers have a hole in the middle of their defensive line and theres a guy who lit up the Combine still available some believe he could be the next Haloti Ngata.
San Diego Chargers take-Dontari Poe-DL-Memphis
19 Chicago Bears The Bears are in a division with The Packers and Lions and with a woeful secondary they have to improve this to stand any change of competing, they take the last CB with a 1st round grade to try and help against the aerial attack they will face
Chicago Bears select Dre Kirkpatrick-CB-Alabama
20 San Francisco 49ers Via - Tennessee Titans Titans are blowing smoke signals that they are about to take Kendall Wright hoping a team will bite and a unexpected team does, The San Francisco 49ers move up to take a much needed vertical threat for Alex Smith sending over next years 1st and 4th this year.
San Francisco Selects Kendall Wright-WR-Baylor
21 New York Giants Via Cincinnati Bengals The Bengals are back and very nearly made the trade to switch with the Titans to take Kendall Wright but held back, Believing they may have a trade partner for the 21st pick. The New York Giants arent comfortable giving Mark Herzlich the full time MLB job and take the BPA available to give him some competition and more than likely beat him out. They send over their 2nd and 5th round picks and swap firsts to make this happen.
New York Giants select Luke Kuechly-LB-Boston College
22 Philadelphia Eagles Via - Cleveland Browns The Eagles are lucky as one of the two players they wanted at 15 is still there, they need to protect Michael Vick better to get him thru the season unhurt so they look to improve their offensive line with a bruiser out of Georgia.
Philadelphia Eagles take Glenn Cordy-OL-Georgia
23 Detroit Lions The Lions look to trade out but have no partners, so Mayhew does what Mayhew does best and takes BPA regardless of postion. You can never have enough pass rushers.
Detroit Lions take Chandler Jones-DE-Syracuse
24 Pittsburgh Steelers The Steelers have an abundance of Lineman to choose from here and its a case of which one they think is best for them. 3 Trade Offers come in but they dont feel that its worth moving down and choose to take
Pittsburgh Steelers select Mike Adams-OL-Ohio State
25 Denver Broncos You would think the pick would be offense with Peyton now in town, but theres too many holes on the defence to take a skill position player, they need to sure up the MLB position and do so.
Denver Broncos take Donta Hightower-LB-Alabama
26 Arizona Cardinals Via - Houston Texans Houston looks at a variety of players when they receive a phone call from a team desperate to get back in the 1st Round. The Cardinals have made an offer next years 1st, a 2nd and 4th this year. The Texans snap it up straight away. The league is a Quarterback driven and they Cardinals clearly arent happy with what they got out of Kevin Kolb so the first big shock pick of the draft goes to the Cards
Arizona Cardinals take Brandon Weeden-QB-Oklahoma State.
27 New England Patriots The Patriots have 2 Picks of the next 5 and love a couple of players, they are unsure if they can get them both however. They take the one they feel the Packers and the Ravens may take without hesitation with no real need to trade down.
New England Patriots take- Courtney Upshaw-LB-Alabama
28 Green Bay Packers Many may feel the Packers reach here, but he is the BPA on their board and a need.
Green Bay Packers take Harrison Smith-S-Notre Dame
29 Baltimore Ravens The Ravens wanted to go Interior Lineman here but didnt see one which was a value pick so instead they go with their BPA and take a player who can only help the Offense give Flacco another valuable weapon
Baltimore Raves take Reuben Randle-WR-LSU
30 New England Patriots Via Tennessee Titans Via San Francisco 49ers The Titans are looking at Brandon Boykin here a play Bill Bellichick is desperate to get on board in New England and in a move not like the Pats they move up to get him sending over a 3rd and 7th.
New England takes Brandon Boykin-CB-Georgia
31 Tennessee Titans Via New England Patriots The Titans lost Jason Jones to Seattle in Free Agency and need to replace him, this is where they do it.
Tennessee Titans take Mercilus Whitney-DE-Illinois
32 Cincinnati Bengals Via New York Giants The Bengals look to improve their interior Defensive Line by taking the safest lineman still on the board.
Cincinnati Bengals conclude the first round by select Devon Still-DL-Penn State.
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Really bad pick for the Eagles sorry. Glenn is a poor fit for the ZBS and where is he going to play? I don't see him as a tackle, especially not in our scheme and we already have Watkins and Mathis at guard.
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We are in serious thoughts of trading up for Richardson, if he falls to 5 he's ours...... Guarantee it....
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I like the scenario for the Texans!
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Kirkpatrick at 17, stay at 21 and take Luke.
2017 Draft Needs: Interior O-line, Pass Rushing DE, Linebacker, Kicker, Overall Team Speed.
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Kirkpatrick at 17, stay at 21 and take Luke.
Completely agree
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Chandler Jones wouldnt be a bad pick considering KVB will be 34 next season, Avrils future is in the air and LoJacks in his last year...
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9ers trading up for Wright?! I don't think so. They already have a WR who is somewhat similar in Mario Manningham. With Moss-Manningham-Crabtree on the roster and the fact we use 2 or 3 TE sets means he would have a hard time getting on the field. No, if Fleener is there, he will be the pick because we use TEs a lot (very similar to the Stanford O--I wonder why?
) and he would vastly improve those multiple TE sets. He would also be the red zone threat the 9ers lacked last year.
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I love the trade back but I'd like to know what we got in return. As far as the pick, I'm not a fan of drafting a DE this high. We need depth later in the draft but not now. Much rather have Devon Still.
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Horrible Rams dont need a DE, we have bigger needs and Ingram at #6 is an awful reach
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It would suck for the Jets to not get another pick in this draft till the 5th round. We have too many needs to make that kind of move.
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Technically yes... BUT by laws of playoff football, The Andrew Lucks lost to the Quarterbackbowl 47 winning Joe Flaccos. Whereas the Russel Wilsons lost to the Matt Ryans, who didnt even beat the Colin Kaepernicks.
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Very bad Steelers choice. They will stay away from Adams.
I will kick my TV in if they take Adams with Hightower still on the board!
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Hi Guys,
I have a query!
Most of the social bookmarking sites count health sites as spammy. When I try to bookmark social bookmarking sites show error "your entry has been discarded due to some spammy words". I think words such as weight loss, phentramin or any other health related or health products words counted as spammy words but sites don't show the particular reason or which particular word is spammy. same problem is encountering when I am trying to create Squidoo page. How can I solve this..please share your experiences. Do not give needless advices. Only practical answers.
We get a lot of spam here on SPF that revolves around 'health' issues. Some of it is the kind of "Enlarge your bits" spam that you would expect, but there is a lot around weight loss as well as other pharmaceutical products. After electronics, it's probably the second biggest category of spam we get. So I'm not surprised that other sites are flagging these terms as potentially spammy.
Assuming that you are not spamming, all I can suggest is to try removing words that you think might be causing the problem one at a time, and see if you can identify the trigger word(s). Of course, it might not be just a single word, but a combination of several that activates the warning.
Simple really. You take something that is only available from a Doctor on prescription and offer it free to anyone who wants to pay for it.Illegal in some countries and damaging to end user.
Phentramin being a weight loss pill that may work for some but more likely just a placebo effect for others can't be regulated online and so places like Squidoo probably dont want to be associated with it. By them allowing adverts, bookmarks or whatever, they may be seen to be endorsing or promoting it which wouldn't be good for them.
Avoid posting in irrelevant areas and markets, as Stevie said we get TONS of spam and garbage for weight loss rubbish (and IMHO it is rubbish). Make your adverts relevant and get rid of recognised keywords that would get you removed/blocked/banned.
Avoid posting in irrelevant areas and markets, as Stevie said we get TONS of spam and garbage for weight loss rubbish (and IMHO it is rubbish). Make your adverts relevant and get rid of recognised keywords that would get you removed/blocked/banned.
Hi Steve,
If I'll remove the word for example "phentramine" then it would not make any sense without that word. Because I want to promote my website for this keyword.Hope you understand my problem.
I think you just answered your own question. Social media sites aren't there to help you promote your keywords. They are in place to help you network with your customers, friends, family, and other contacts.
Ironic the OP is having trouble with his stuff being flagged as spam and he admits his purpose is to spam. So the flagging system was in the right. I love it! If you'll forgive me for flaunting and pointing that out. :rofl:
hahaha what a answer!Tell me how many peoples use social bookmarking sites to search their query. There are only 5-6 popular social bookmarking sites and only webmasters know those sites name.If these sites aren't there to help us promote our keywords then why social bookmarking is considered as one of the seo off-page activity? Why we use these sites to create back links?
These are the few social bookmarking sites. Tell me how many your friends or customers know these names.afroclick. info aishmark. info allbusinessfinance. org alphabetically. info
In first reply you said remove those spammy words now you are saying these sites are not there to promote keywords. Please be on your words and don't give needless advice.
First of all, in case you hadn't noticed in the guidelines or in other threads of this forum, this forum is about content for visitors not for bots. In short, it isn't the SEO forum. If you with to discuss your SEO trials and tribulations, please use the Internet Marketing Forum.
Secondly, I never said remove your spammy words, that was Stevie D's advice.
Finally, you don't add keywords to Social sites to promote your products or services. The promotion is viral, a word that most "SEO Experts" are just beginning to understand. Good backlinks from any media come from being recognized as an authority in your field, not from keyword spamming.
Surprisingly, your username does not fit with your knowledge. Wait... that isn't surprising at all.
On my side, HEALTH sites like slimming something and boosting something meds are flooding in my emails. I don't know where'd they get my email address but everyday I got 20-30 mails from them and I think it is really spammy..
I actually experience the same way as you encountered. I also receive a lot of e-mails containing this kind of things. A lot of the e-mails goes to the spam area automatically, I also think it's spammy.
I did a quick Google search with search "health products". They all seemed to be in the category of vitamins and supplements or advisory websites.
You could always try Google adwords but I guess your products would need to be legal in USA.


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From the Archives of the Aldrich clan and friends, we were given a program from the Multnomah School of the Bible 35th Anniversary Alumni Banquet. It took place on May 18th, 1978 and contains some rare photos and a very accurate history of Dr. Willard Aldrich.
So, while we're remembering a great saint this week, here's a little something to help you along.
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So far, the location of the memorial service has NOT changed. If you are planning on attending, please contact Bethel Community Church so they can plan adequately.
Saturday, December 12th, 2009 at 2:00 PM
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I'm a month and a half late on this, but thank you so much for this tutorial, pureh@te!
ph33r - nice!!! lokking forward for your first public release purehate!
I'm a month and a half late on this, but thank you so much for this tutorial, pureh@te!
hmm can you see any advantage with the core i7 and ddr3? I have herd with folding@home there is an advantage.
Has anyone had any luck using pyrit with AMD Stream? For those who don't know it's the ATI variant of CUDA.
I heard the pyrit author included it in a recent release, and you just need the AMD SDK. I'll give it a try if noone else has.
so you ever get those gtx 295 cards up and running?
I have my motherboard in cpu will be coming this month sometime but the issue now is the video cards.
it seems nvidia has stoped producing the 295 gpu's, now that being said there are rumors of nvidia creating a 4870 x2 like board with the the 295 gpu's.
putting the two together it makes sense.
I knew that just wondering if you got the new psu to get the 3rd up and running
Not yet. I'm awaiting all the new parts. I'm making a 4u rack server case for it.
specs are
680i mobo
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1200 wat PSU
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Im currently looking for help with a web app for it and then I will be putting it online as a gpu/wpa proof of concept tool.
Sadly my web application skills are pretty fail and I cant find any one to build it for me so it may never take off and just be my personal monster.
One of our IRC members XteraX made this video featuring pyrit and the aircrack suite in action.


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Arcadia, CA, March 16 -- HRTV (R), The Network for Horse Sports, will continue to add compelling programming to its schedule when it presents
"Unsung Hero: The Horse in the Civil War," premiering on Monday, March 19 at 10:30 p.m. ET.
The one-hour show will present the story of the millions of horses (and mules) that were utilized in all branches of the armies during the Civil War.
"Unsung Hero: The Horse in the Civil War," will discuss how the horses were procured and trained for field use, fed and maintained, and recount the
toll taken on them from service in the field.
The show is narrated by Kent Masterson Brown. Mr. Brown is a 1971 graduate of Centre College of Kentucky; he received his juris doctor degree from Washington & Lee University School of Law in Lexington, Virginia in 1974. He has practiced law for 37 years from offices in Lexington, Kentucky and as counsel to Webster, Chamberlain & Bean in Washington, D.C. Additionally, Mr. Brown is the author of Cushing of Gettysburg: The Story of a Union Artillery Commander, Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 1993 (a History Book Club selection and a recipient of the Award of Merit from the Wisconsin Historical Society) and The Civil War in Kentucky: Battle for the Bluegrass State, Mason City: Savas, 2000.
In the large armies, anywhere from 40,000 to 60,000 horses, and mules, were used in the infantry, cavalry, artillery and quartermaster services.
Daily care, including regularly feeding, shoeing and maintaining the horses and mules was a daunting task, and nearly impossible. In memoirs by soldiers, they recalled incredible sacrifices by the horses.
The show offers hundreds of magnificent period photographs, drawings, illustrations, along with the selected re-enactment scenes, which are employed to
graphically illustrate the vital role of the horse.
Filming of action scenes took place at the re-enactments of the battles of Richmond and Perryville in Kentucky, as well as Shaker Village at South Union, Kentucky and Gettysburg, PA. Filming also took place at the monument to the Horse in the Civil War that stands in front of the Virginia Historical Society in Richmond, VA, and at Washington & Lee University and Virginia Military Institute in Lexington, VA.
About HRTV
HRTV, The Network for Horse Sports, is a television-based multimedia network dedicated to equine sports. HRTV's programming features horseracing from top U.S. and international racetracks, as well as a wide range of world-class English and Western horse competitions, news, original programming and award-winning documentaries covering the world of horse sports. The live stream of HRTV is available on a subscription basis to high-speed Internet users worldwide at www.tvg2.com <http://www.tvg2.com> . In the U.S., the HRTV television network is available via telco, cable and satellite in over 19 million homes.
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If the big letter R on the mountainside near the University of Redlands has been looking extra-spiffy lately, it's because a group of students and alumni and friends took rakes and shovels and loppers up there recently and cleared away the fuzzy edges.
"It wasn't too bad up there this time," said 1972 Redlands alumnus Don Davidson. "The work wasn't that hard, maybe because we haven't had much rain. I've seen it much worse."
They do it a couple of times a year, Davidson said, in the spring and in the fall. The R is not painted onto the mountainside; the visible letter is the bare soil and rock, cleared of the sagebrush and manzanita that would otherwise grow there. Markers installed decades ago show volunteers where to trim.
Redlands engineering alumnus Scott Lacy, known as "the historian of the R," put out a call for volunteers a few weeks ago on Facebook, and Davidson was the first to respond. Early in the morning on November 3, three alumni, about 10 students and some friends of the campus gathered at the Memorial Chapel with their tools. From there they went by car up Highway 330, then turned off onto a fire road for 3 or 4 miles. They did the last mile and a half - and 1,500 feet of elevation - on foot, carrying their tools.
"That can be quite a hike," Davidson said. "About an hour, more or less, depending on the person."
They started clearing brush at 9 a.m., taking time for pictures and for enjoying the panoramic view. They performed the University's traditional "Och Tamale!" chant, always an important element of tidying up the R. It was getting warmish by noon, Davidson said, so they were glad to head back down.
The R appeared on the hillside in 1913, part of a freshman prank, according to the school's website. For decades, senior classes made freshmen clear the brush around the letter, and it was lit with highway flares for Homecoming and other special occasions.
Upkeep faltered in the 1960s and 1970s, the site says, and the letter's 415-foot by 275-foot outline sometimes was barely visible. In 1984, freshman Greg Horn led an effort to restore the R, finishing just before he graduated in 1987. Since then, alumni, students, employees and friends have made the trip to clear brush around the R about twice a year.
The letter is mentioned in the University's alma mater -- "That dear old U of R, whose emblem shines afar" - and the yearbook, La Letra, is named for it.
Davidson said the best part of a job like clearing the R is being done, and enjoying the results. "We can't wait to get back down and look at it," he said. "And we say, 'Look what we did!' "


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Post exactly what commands have you executed after startx, please.
I am new here and hoepfully will learn a lot from these forums, Just joined a massively discounted networking course through www.1weeksale.com but want to look mre into the hacking side to so trying to start off here. I am using backtrack 5 R3 in Vmware but my alfa wireless card in not dectected anywhere. I have tried all other threads but none resolve my issue. If some one can run me through a solution that would be great. The device works fine in windows but in the konsole i cannot get it to show up in different commands.
Many Thanks
Post exactly what commands have you executed after startx, please.
OP stated he's using a USB Alfa in VMware, I don't think that's the problem conistantine.
If ifconfig doesn't show your Alfa try ...If your Alfa card shows up as wlan0 you need to activate it. A quick ...Code:ifconfig -ashould do the trick.Code:ifconfig wlan0 up
Best of luck.
Last edited by crossword; 12-30-2012 at 01:31 PM.
Thanks for the replies guys. I believe it was a vmware problem. I re-installed everything and was able to see the option to disconnect alfa from host to let me use it in virtual machine.


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Knit this ladies long sleeved sweater, a design from the Rowan archive that is now available to purchase online. Designed by Louisa Harding using one of our bext loved yarns Original Denim (cotton), this jumper has a chunky cable on the main body and sleeves, stand up collar and shallow set-in sleeves.
This design is available to purchase for £3 as a single pattern from our online pattern store.Click here to view
Or alternatively you can purchase the full collection of 18 designs for only £9.Click here to view


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REDLANDS - Santa won't be the only big shot at Saturday's Christmas Block Party.
The city's annual event, held in coordination with the Redlands Police Department at the Redlands Community Center, will feature all of the usual attractions - food booths, games and bike giveaways.
But a handful of special guests may make this year's event one to truly remember.
For starters, Spiderman, Batman, Superman, perhaps even some characters straight out of the Star Wars saga, are expected to show up.
"I think it's going to be huge to have them here," said Rudy Lozano, a longtime Citizens Patrol volunteer who has helped organize the event for the past 12 years. "I think there will be a huge reaction."
Lozano said the group of superhero characters frequent comic book conventions and other city held events throughout Southern California.
"A lot of these kids have never really been exposed to superheroes in real life, only in comic books and cartoons," Lozano said. "Here they get to meet them up close."
The superhero characters will stroll through the crowd, talk with kids and pose for photographs.
"They will really put on a show," Lozano said. "It's really going to add a lot of color to the event."
As has become tradition the block party will provide free food and drinks. At least 25 booths for various service clubs, games and other activities will also be on hand.
Another new addition is the participation of Josiah Bruny's Music Changing Lives (MCL) program, which is based out of the Redlands Community Center.
Bruny will serve as master of ceremonies and some of the MCL kids will provide live musical entertainment.
"I think this is going to be very festive," Lozano said. "The spirit of the holiday will be here."
Reach Ed via email, call him at 909-793-3221, or find him on Twitter @TheFactsEd.


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Calling all the older August 2012 Birth Club mommas out there 35 and older. Please tell me I'm not the only one.
I turned 38 in November and I have a hard time relating to some of the threads posted on here by the younger moms.
I quit my job with the government to become a stay at home mom. I used to coordinate to large groups of people. Now some days I'm struggling with one 4 month old.
I'd love to have a thread I could relate too.