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Nebraska Set for Dual with Penn State
No. 9 Nebraska vs. Penn State
Sunday, Feb. 10 | 2 p.m. CST
Lincoln, Neb. (Bob Devaney Sports Center)
Promotion: Pepsi Pack-the-House
The No. 9 Nebraska women's gymnastics team will continue its two-week home stand this Sunday, Feb. 10, hosting the Penn State Nittany Lions at the Bob Devaney Sports Center. The Huskers (3-1, 3-1 Big Ten) will square off with the Nittany Lions (7-3, 2-1 Big Ten) at 2 p.m. CST. The meet will be broadcast via tape delay on BTN, with air time set for Feb. 12 at 7 p.m. CST. The meet will also be Pepsi Pack-the-House day, featuring $1 admission and 24-oz. Pepsi products. Fans unable to attend the meet can follow free live stats or pay-to-view live video on Huskers.com. Twitter updates will also be available during the meet by following @HuskersWGym.
Nebraska will look to put together its most complete performance of the season this weekend after battling uncharacteristic struggles last weekend in its win over Illinois. The Huskers lead Penn State all-time in the series, holding a 26-9 regular-season edge. The two teams last met at the 2012 Big Ten Championships, where Nebraska took home a 197.100-195.700 victory and the conference crown.
Huskers Host Pepsi Pack-the-House Day
Nebraska's meet against Penn State will be Pepsi Pack-the-House Day at the Devaney Center, as we try to pack the stands with Husker fans for the meet. Admission to the meet will be only $1, while 24-oz. Pepsi products will also be $1 for the entire meet. Students can receive free admission by showing their N-Card at the door.
Scouting the Penn State Nittany Lions
A Glance at the Nittany Lions
Head Coach: Jeff Thompson (Third Year)
2013 Record: 7-3 (2-1 Big Ten)
2013 High Score: 195.575 (vs. Ohio State, 2/2/13)
2012 Record: 14-3
2012 NCAA Finish: N/A
The 2013 Penn State Nittany Lions come to Lincoln after posting a season-best team score of 195.575 in their win over Ohio State last weekend. PSU's performances have been fueled in part by their efforts on uneven bars, where the team is ranked No. 11 nationally and averages a score of 48.940 per meet.
Leading the way for the Nittany Lions is senior and 2012 Big Ten Gymnast of the Year Sharaya Musser, who has earned three all-around titles in four meets this season. Her season-best mark of 39.525 came in a quad meet against Iowa, No. 20 Pittsburgh and Rutgers on Jan. 26. Musser is also Penn State's lone representative in the GymInfo national rankings, coming in at ties for 14th on beam (9.860) and 24th on vault (9.875).
Head Coach Jeff Thompson is in his third year at the helm of the Penn State program, holding a 42-13-2 mark in that time. Joining Thompson on the Nittany Lion coaching staff are Associate Head Coach Rachelle Thompson and Assistant Coach Randy Monahan.
Nebraska's Rotation Order vs. Penn State
Vault, Uneven Bars, Balance Beam, Floor Exercise
Penn State
Uneven Bars, Vault, Floor Exercise, Balance Beam
Huskers Top Illinois, Earn Third Win
Nebraska overcame struggles on several events to pull out a solid team victory over Illinois on Feb. 1, earning a 195.750-194.750 win at the Bob Devaney Sports Center. The Huskers swept all four events and the all-around in front of a crowd of 1,725 fans to hand Illinois their fourth loss of the season.
Jessie DeZiel led the way for Nebraska, tying for the floor title (9.85) en route to picking up her first all-around win of 2013 with a season-best 39.425. Jamie Schleppenbach captured the vault title (9.925) and tied for the floor title (9.85) on Friday night. Janelle Giblin tied her career-best score on bars (9.95) and took the bar title home, while Jennifer Lauer took home the beam title with a 9.85.
The Huskers kicked off the evening on vault, tying their season-high on the event with a 49.300. Nebraska was paced by returning All-American Schleppenbach, who posted a season-high 9.925, and senior Brittany Skinner, who earned a 9.875. Giblin and DeZiel earned identical scores of 9.85 to help NU take an early lead.
NU had a slow start on bars but finished with a bang thanks to the efforts of Nebraska's final three performers, earning a 48.675. Giblin led the way, anchoring the Big Red's efforts with her season-high 9.95. The score marked the senior's best effort on the event since she hit an identical score against Iowa State last season, and the fourth time in her career she has earned a 9.95 on the event.. DeZiel and Emily Wong added to Nebraska's strong finish, earning individual 9.90 marks, while Kassandra Nathe added a season-best 9.80.
The Huskers had uncharacteristic struggles on beam in their third rotation of the evening, finishing with a 48.800 on the evening. Lauer continued to display her prowess as a beam competitor, earning a 9.85 to lead the Big Red. DeZiel added a 9.825 on the night, and Skinner returned to the beam lineup for NU with a 9.80.
Nebraska finished the night on floor, posting a 48.975. Schleppenbach and DeZiel led the way for the Big Red, posting identical scores of 9.85 to share the event title. Blanske added a 9.80, and Jennifer Lauer earned a 9.775.
Huskers Ranked Ninth Nationally
Nebraska came in at No. 9 nationally in the latest GymInfo National Rankings, released Monday. The Huskers slipped two spots from seventh after earning a score of 195.750 last weekend against conference foe Illinois. Florida retained the top ranking overall (197.135), followed closely by No. 2 Oklahoma (197.025). Michigan came in at No. 3 (196.855), while No. 4 UCLA (196.719) and No. 5 Alabama (196.638) filled out the top five nationally.
Five Huskers claimed spots in the individual event rankings, led by junior Emily Wong's team-high three appearances. Wong came in at No. 4 nationally in the all-around (39.492), including a No. 5 spot on bars (9.881) and a No. 9 ranking on floor (9.892). Teammate Jessie DeZiel added two appearances, tying for seventh on bars (9.869) and 15th in the all-around (39.275).
Jennifer Lauer, Jamie Schleppenbach and Brittany Skinner each grabbed spots in the top 25 as well. Lauer continued to find herself in the top 10 nationally on beam, tying for sixth nationally this week (9.881). After re-entering the Nebraska lineup two weeks ago, both Schleppenbach and Skinner have shone on vault, tying for No. 7 (9.90).
Up Next for Nebraska
The Huskers will hit the road for the third time this season next weekend, facing No. 13 Arizona in Tucson, Ariz., at 5 p.m. CST (4 p.m. MST). The two teams will square off in McKale Memorial Center on the University of Arizona campus. The meeting between NU and UA is the first since 2010, when the Huskers took a 196.425-194.750 win over the Wildcats.
Arizona holds a No. 13 ranking nationally and a record of 6-5 overall. The Wildcats are paced by senior Aubree Cristello, a three-time first-team All-Pac 12 selection. Cristello is currently tied for 16th nationally in the all-around (39.275) and 18th on beam (9.85). Head Coach Bill Ryden is in his 15th year at the helm of the Arizona program, holding a 190-180-3 record as head coach.
Giblin Earns Big Ten Event Specialist of the Week Honors
Janelle Giblin earned her first conference honor this season on Monday, capturing Big Ten Event Specialist of the Week accolades. Giblin took the bars title last Friday evening against Illinois while also tying for fourth on vault and finishing sixth on beam.
Giblin hit her stride this week on bars with a stellar 9.95 performance against the Fighting Illini. The mark ties her career-best on the event and is also tied for the fourth-highest individual bars score in school history. It is the second career time the returning All-American has hit a 9.95 on bars, with the last coming on March 16, 2012 against Iowa State. She joins teammate Emily Wong as Huskers honored in the Big Ten weekly awards this season.
Huskers' Meet with PSU to be Broadcast on BTN
Nebraska's home meet against Penn State will go national next weekend as BTN provides coverage of the showdown between two of the conference's top teams. The meet between the Huskers and the Nittany Lions will be shown on BTN on tape delay, airing on Tuesday, Feb. 12 at 7 p.m. CST.
Steady Lauer Boosts Huskers on Beam
Sophomore Jennifer Lauer has stepped up on beam through Nebraska's first four meets, owning an average of 9.881 on the event. The Sioux City, Iowa native is tied for sixth nationally on beam and has scored no lower than a 9.85 this season. Lauer exploded onto the national scene in Nebraska's season-opener against Michigan, nailing a career-high 9.95 on beam to take the event title against the Wolverines.
Huskers Benefit from Return of Schleppenbach, Skinner
The Huskers' lineup is close to full-strength again after being limited due to illness and injury tweaks through the first three meets of the season. Nebraska has particularly benefitted from the return of junior Jamie Schleppenbach and senior Brittany Skinner, who both returned to the gym for the Huskers last weekend against Illinois.
After being limited due to illness, Schleppenbach had an immediate impact upon her return, capturing both the vault (9.925) and floor (9.85) event titles last weekend against Illinois. She is also currently tied for seventh nationally on vault.
Skinner jumped back into the Nebraska lineup on vault at Ohio State two weeks ago, posting a 9.925 to earn the event title. She picked up a 9.875 on vault last weekend, while adding consistency to NU's beam lineup with a 9.80. Skinner joins Schleppenbach at the No. 7 spot nationally on vault.
All-Gmerican Giblin Hits Stride on Bars
Senior Janelle Giblin has begun to hit her stride on the uneven bars in 2013. After a shaky start to the season at Michigan, Giblin has posted scores of 9.85 (vs. Michigan State), 9.90 (at Ohio State) and 9.95 (vs. Illinois) in her last three meets. The San Ramon, Calif., native has captured two individual titles on bars in the last three weeks and anchors NU's lineup on the event.
DeZiel Takes First All-Around Title of 2013
Sophomore and defending Big Ten Freshman of the Year Jessie DeZiel earned her first all-around title of 2013 against Illinois, posting a season-high score of 39.425 on the evening. DeZiel placed in the top five of every event and scored no lower than a 9.825 on any apparatus. The Rogers, Minn., native tied for the floor title with teammate Jamie Schleppenbach, posting a 9.85 against the Illini. She also earned finishes of second on bars (9.90) and beam (9.825) and fourth on vault (9.85).
DeZiel has competed in the all-around in every meet of 2013 for the Huskers, placing no lower than third in any competition. She is tied for 16th nationally in all-around competition, holding a season average of 39.275.
Defending Conference Champions Look for Continued Success
After winning its second consecutive conference title and its first in the Big Ten, Nebraska returns to the gym with even higher expectations for 2013. NU will welcome back seven total letterwinners from last season, including six All-Americans, while adding four newcomers to the roster. With a solid core of veterans and a stockpile of talent and depth, Head Coach Dan Kendig believes his 20th season with the Huskers has the makings of a top team on the national scene.
"We've come a long way since the beginning of the year and put in a lot of work in the gym, the community and the classroom," Kendig said. "Top to bottom, this season can be better than last season. If we keep working hard each day and getting better, I see good things on the horizon for this year."
Six All-Americans Poised to Lead Huskers in 2013
NU's efforts this season will be anchored by its six returning All-Americans, including three honorees that captured eight awards last season. Jessie DeZiel, Janelle Giblin and Emily Wong headline a group that has won 16 awards since 2010 and also includes seniors Kassandra Nathe and Brittany Skinner and junior Jamie Schleppenbach.
Nebraska will look for sustained success from its vaulting corps as it fields four previous All-Americans. The group is led by 2012 first-team All-American Giblin and second-team honoree DeZiel alongside previous first-teamers Schleppenbach and Skinner.
The Huskers will also welcome back three previous All-Americans in both all-around competition and on uneven bars. Notably returning to the competition floor on bars this season is 2010 second-team All-American Nathe, who has missed the past two seasons due to injury. Nathe is expected to provide a spark as well as depth to NU's bar lineup in 2013. Nebraska returns two All-Americans on floor and beam as well.
Kendig Builds One of Nation's Top Programs
Now in his 20th year at the helm of the Nebraska gymnastics program, Head Coach Dan Kendig is the all-time winningest coach in Nebraska history. Kendig holds a 440-170-4 record overall and a 291-68-2 regular-season mark. An eight-time conference coach of the year selection, Kendig most recently earned Big Ten Coach of the Year honors last season after guiding the 2012 Huskers to the program's 22nd conference title.
Kendig has also led the Huskers to 15 NCAA Championship appearances in the past 18 season, including NCAA Super Six Finals appearances in 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2011. Kendig was honored as the NCAA Coach of the Year in 1999 and 2003, a year in which the Huskers finished fourth nationally. He guided the 2012 Huskers to a 24-7 record overall, including an eighth-place finish at the 2012 NCAA Championships in Duluth, Ga. The performance marked Nebraska's 28th consecutive NCAA post season appearance, while three of Kendig's gymnasts--Jessie DeZiel (FX, AA, V), Janelle Giblin (V, UB) and Emily Wong (BB, FX, AA)--earned All-America honors.
NU Assistants Set to Lead Huskers in 2013
Joining Kendig in his leadership of the Huskers this season will be second-year assistant coaches Heather Brink and Dan Miller. Brink will continue her role in the gym as the team's beam coach while assisting with floor choreography. In her first season as an assistant with the Huskers, Brink helped coach Emily Wong to first-team All-America honors on beam. Brink's assistance with NU's floor routines also guided Jessie DeZiel to first-team All-America honors and Wong to second-team honors on the event.
Miller will continue to lead NU's efforts on vault and floor in 2013. During his first season at Nebraska in 2012, Miller guided DeZiel to first-team All-America honors on floor and second-team honors on vault. He also assisted in the development of Janelle Giblin, who earned first-team honors on vault, and Wong, who picked up second-team honors on floor. The gymnasts under Miller's tutelage in 2012 garnered a total of 15 floor titles and 14 vault titles throughout the season.
Volunteer assistant coach Owen Field, now in his third season in that position, will aid NU's full-time staff in 2013. Field will assist head coach Dan Kendig on the uneven bars while also assisting with the Huskers' strength and conditioning program.


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On Sunday at approximately 4 p.m. Fowler resident Chris McMahan contacted Rocky Ford Dispatch stating he thought he found a pipe bomb in his backyard.
On Sunday at approximately 4 p.m. Fowler resident Chris McMahan contacted Rocky Ford Dispatch stating he thought he found a pipe bomb in his backyard.
The Fowler Fire/EMS Department and the Fowler Police Department were dispatched to the site, located on Seventh Street.
Police and Fire crews went door to door to ask the residents of the area to evacuate.
Patricia Ramey, who lives on Seventh Street, was asked to leave her residence, however Ramey said she had nowhere to relocate and chose to stay in her home.
"About an hour later I heard a big kaboom," said Ramey.
Dorothy Baker, another resident of the neighborhood was also asked if she had somewhere she could go and leave her residence until the situation was under control.
"I left and went to my daughter's house, I stayed there for about three hours and then was able to reenter my residence. I was very surprised, I have good neighbors and I can't imagine that anyone of them did this," said Baker.
"When they came to my door and told me we had to evacuate and why, I was surprised and thought they were joking. My family and I left our home and were gone for about two hours," said Russell Bates.
Otero County Sheriff's Department and the Colorado State Patrol were also on site to help with crowd control.
The Pueblo Police Bomb Squad came in and detonated the live bomb.
Fowler Police are continuing with the investigation.


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The Search: Hawkeye and Chingachgook rescue an elderly woman from the clutches of two Indians. She enlists their help in finding her son who was abducted 18 years ago by the same tribe.
The Delaware Hoax: The Delaware, an Indian tribe with ties to Chingachgook, are framed by white men for murder and robberies that they did not commit. Hawkeye sets out to clear the tribe's name.
False Witness: Army payroll messengers are found murdered, victims of a band of renegade highwaymen. Hawkeye and Chingachgook go undercover, managing the local trading post, to find the culprits.
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2013 Men's Soccer Schedule
Please note: All dates and times are subject to change.
NEW YORK – Head men's soccer coach Kevin Anderson has announced the schedule for the 2013 season, featuring nine home games at the Columbia Soccer Stadium and eight road contests.
The Lions will open the fall on the road with a trip to Omaha, Neb. to take on Creighton and Nebraska-Omaha. The season-opener against the Blue Jays is slated for a 7 p.m. start on Friday, Sep. 6. Creighton ended the 2012 season ranked fourth in the nation after being ousted in the semifinals of last season's NCAA tournament by eventual national champion Indiana. Two days later, the Lions and Mavericks will go head-to-head in a matinee beginning at 11 a.m. on Sep. 8.
Columbia's home opener is set for 4 p.m. on Saturday, Sep. 14 with Iona making the short journey from New Rochelle. A second local school, Manhattan, will then make the short journey down the 1 train on Wednesday, Sep. 14 for the first night game at Columbia Soccer Stadium for the Lions.
A trip to Boston to take on Northeastern on Saturday, Sep. 21 follows, before the Lions return home on Wednesday, Sep. 25 to host the LIU Brooklyn Blackbirds. Columbia concludes September with an away match at Fordham on the 29th.
The Lions' first match in October is also the first time it will face Ivy League competition. Brown opens the conference slate on Saturday, Oct. 5, followed by Penn a week later on the 12th. Both those matchups will take place on Columbia's home turf.
Columbia returns to out-of-conference action on Oct. 15, traveling to Storrs, Conn. to take on UConn. The Huskies were ranked sixth in the final national poll in 2012 after being defeated in the quarterfinals of the NCAA tournament by Creighton.
Princeton represents the first Ivy League road trip the Lions will make, heading to New Jersey to battle the Tigers on Saturday, Oct. 19.
Four of the Lions' final six games will be played at the Columbia Soccer Stadium, beginning with Binghamton on Oct. 23. On Oct. 26, Columbia will journey to Hanover, N.H. to take on Dartmouth, before returning to New York City for three straight home games. A matchup against Yale begins the home stretch on November 2, with Sacred Heart and Harvard to follow on Nov. 6 and 9, respectively.
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Posted on July 28, 2009
Why, we lived happily ever after, of course, as the heroines and heroes do in any good folk tale. Despite all wolves and trolls and wicked stepcousins, goodness triumphed.
But you want solid data, I suppose.
Well, we basically beat our previous best total by nearly $10,000. Thank you.
On Sunday, you would have found no books at all left in Dance, Westerns, African-American Studies, or Classics, and mighty few in Philosophy, Short Stories, and Transportation. Thank you.
For the first time in the history of the Book Fair, there was no slow day, not even a really slow hour. We alternated between Busy and Really Busy. Thank you.
We sold our first edition Emerald City of Oz, but our beautiful life of Samuel Johnson had the cover of the first volume ripped off. Ain't gonna thank you for that second one.
There were more children this year than in many years, and they most of them were well-behaved and interested in books. I did pass a four year-old explaining to a three year-old that the book he had picked out was much too hard for him. I don't know about him, but I know what SHE'LL be like when she grows up.
At the other end of the spectrum, there were some fascinating tattoos, too.
We had five really obnoxious customers–basically one for each day–but we can measure those against the woman who found a book she's been looking for for twenty years and the man who said he couldn't sleep and had to get up at 4 A.M. because it was Book Fair Day. As long as we have more of the second kind of customer than the first, we're content.
We sold , besides books, records, and tapes, a mustache cup, 3 stereos, 2 8 mm. movie editors, 2 typewriters, an adding machine, 2 VCRs…wait. PLEASE don't plan to donate your stereos, VCRs, and adding machines. We might have room for another mustache cup.
We had a three-poster display of posters avauilable at the Collector's table: a reprint of the 1932 Gangland Map of Chicago, our own hand-done 25th Book Fair posrter, and original 1963 brosadsides of LBJ's historic "On this halllowed ground" speech. We sold no LBJs, about four Book Fair posters, and 18 of the Gangland map.
Which shows you just how much goodness really triumphs. Anyway, as noted, we lived happily ever after, and made enough money that they're going to let us do it all again in 2010.
Thank you.


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August 31, 2009
Broncos-Bears recap
Lets start with defense. we have improved a lot. we're getting pressure on the quarterback and stopping the run. We held Forte, one of the premier backs in the league, to just barely over 2 yards per carry. The problems I see with our defense are we can't cover tight ends and runningbacks who come to the flat for a pass. I know Olsen made some great catches, but we could've had a lot better coverage on him. We also need turnovers. I don't think our starting D has picked off a pass yet. Overall, I give our defense a C. that's a good grade considering last year we were an F. We are an average defense. better than last year but still room for improvement.
Special Teams. Why do Denver punters always think they can punt to Devin Hester? I thought McDaniels was smart enough to know to not punt to Devin Hester. If I was a special teams coordinator, that would be my number one rule. don't kick it within a 20 yard radius of Devin Hester. overall, we get a D. that Hester reurn killed us but Kern placed it inside the 5 a few times. that's what kept me from giving them an F
Now time for the Offense. Orton looked good until the injury. keep in mind that his two most dangerous weapons were gone in Marshall and Moreno. Today showed how important they are in order for our Offense to succeed. Once we get Marshall and Moreno on the field, our offense will look good. Hillis looked good, as always. love how versatile he is. If he's healthy our offense is a lot better. penalties is what killed our O. we were put in 3rd and long to many times. limit mistakes and we will improve.
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Nice article Doc.ReplyDelete
good recap Chris, but how much clearer can it get. DONT PUNT TO DEVIN HESTER, DONT PUNT TO DEVIN HESTER, DONT PUNT TO DEVIN HESTER. Please DONT PUNT TO DEVIN HESTER. PLEASE. Also penalties crippled us.ReplyDelete
who do we play in our last preseason game?ReplyDelete
anyone aroundReplyDelete
I'd give the special teams a D too. I'd give colquitt an A+. He was exceptional last night. Kern was okay. Look at the bright side, at least we tackled Hester this time. LOLReplyDelete
Thursday i think.ReplyDelete
no, WHO do we play not when do we playReplyDelete
QB Donovan McNabb
WR Roddy White
WR T.J. Houshmandzadeh
RB Matt Forte
RB Thomas Jones
TE Owen Daniels
W/R/T Jerricho Cotchery
K Stephen Gostkowski
DEF Philadelphia
BN Dustin Keller
BN Joe Flacco
BN Brandon Stokley
BN Donald Brown
BN Edgerrin James
BN NYJ Defense
Dr. Chris
QB Kurt Warner
WR Andre Johnson
WR Lee Evans
RB Steven Jackson
RB Ronnie Brown
TE Chris Cooley
W/R/T Beanie Wells
K Kris Brown
DEF New England
BN Felix Jones
BN Lance Moore
BN Rashard Mendenhall
BN Matt Hasselbeck
BN Vernon Davis
BN SF Defense
Where is everybody ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????ReplyDelete
For the past week?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
so theres mine and Chris's CURRENT rosters. So could u throw some even trade possibilities, anybody can be traded, so who ever.ReplyDelete
i know, people have vanished.ReplyDelete
sure. let me take a lookReplyDelete
people are probably busy with school, me to. During the summer, evrybody had free time, thats why people were always on.ReplyDelete
what exactly do you want?ReplyDelete
my #1 goal is to improve my #2 back without giving up Forte, i would take Ronnie Brown or Steven jackson.ReplyDelete
Why exactly do you want to upgrade your 2 back? Thomas Jones is pretty good.ReplyDelete
putting plenty of thought into it, ha.ReplyDelete
Hey boys. What was up with the chirp chirp, florio? Too funny!ReplyDelete
do you really think Jones is pretty good because all the "experts" say he is going to have a bad year. OK, well here is a question, who do u think in your honest opinion has the better FF team, me or chris? And whats my weakness then in my FF team?ReplyDelete
hey princess, trying to improve my FF team, it gets addicting.ReplyDelete
I think your backs are better than Chris's.ReplyDelete
Your teams look pretty evenly matched.ReplyDelete
Your bench is way better than chris'sReplyDelete
hey princess.ReplyDelete
Yeah I can see you're having some fun with FF... boring me to tears but as long as you're having fun with it, don't let me be the party pooper! hahaReplyDelete
let me put it this way, if u could own one of our teams which one would it be? And weres my weakness on my team?ReplyDelete
still there?ReplyDelete
did everyone just abandone me or something? :(ReplyDelete
c'mon thats not right justin leavin me hangin here.ReplyDelete
i'm still here, just been talking to a friend on IMReplyDelete
and who's justin?? lolReplyDelete
oops. lolReplyDelete
i think im going to sleep, good night princess . :)ReplyDelete
Night night 80ReplyDelete
Hey guys I am going on a work conference for a few days so I won't be around and will probably miss this weeks game. I will be back though catch you later.ReplyDelete
------=====BREAKING NEWS=====--------ReplyDelete
Kyle Orton has a Open dislocation of his right index finger. The bone was dislocated which sliced through his finger from the outside causing it bleed. He is doubtful for week 1.
This means that the roster of opening-day rookie starting quarterbacks could include not only Mark Sanchez and Matthew Stafford, but also our very own sixth-round pick Tom Brandstater. (Unless Ingle Martin Makes a push. LOL LOL LOL make it stop!)
As far as I know, this will be the first time 3 rookie QBs will start the first game of the season. I also believe this is the first 6th round rookie QB to start his first game.
Stars arise from adversity and injury. Just look at Tom Brady.
On the bright side, Tom will be playing against a sub-par team in the Bengals and maybe even the Browns in week two. Who knows?
We should encourage Tom as he is probably scared/excited/freaked out at this opportunity.
starting QB: injuredReplyDelete
starting RB: injured
starting WR: suspended
so who do we have to lead our team to a win against cininatti, a sixth round rookie quarterback, a running back with 3 major knee surgeries. Not looking to good.
Jeb Putzier, punter Colquitt, CJ Jones, and center Scheulter were cut today.ReplyDelete
its ok, they were a long shot to make the team anyway. wish them all well from here.ReplyDelete
i thought Colquitt the punter did pretty good in preseason, but we can only keep one punter. And we couldnt keep 4 TE, Putzier had to go even thuogh he had a liddle bit left in the tankReplyDelete
Mcdenver tried to claim O Conell off waivers but Detroit got him insteadReplyDelete
so when exactly does the roster has to be cut to 53 players?ReplyDelete
Also Moreno is back on the field. He is wearing a no contact jersy, and will most likely will not play agaisnt the Cardinals, but is suppose to be ready by week 1.ReplyDelete
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wush, BAM, KAPAOO, WAHOOOO, BLING A DING, SWUSH, WAKOW, WAPOW, BLAM, LAUSH,ReplyDelete
im really bored, so bored might go to sleep nowReplyDelete
man, no one was on tonight except me and myself. Good night me, good night myself. No but really good night, no u good night. OK good night.ReplyDelete
Did you guys hear about the Marshall trade rumors?ReplyDelete
80, sorry to abandon you all alone last night. lol
with the jets, yeah, but what would we be getting for him if we traded him? And yes i was very lonely and bored last night.ReplyDelete
This was on DPReplyDelete
Broncos coach Josh McDaniels squashed rumors today that the team is looking to trade suspended wide receiver Brandon Marshall.
"There is no discussions whatsoever taking place between Denver Broncos and any team in the National Football League regarding Brandon Marshall," McDaniels said. "We're looking forward to having Brandon back on the 6th of September and starting our (season-opening) preparation with him."
Marshall, who caught 206 passes over the past two seasons and was selected to last year's Pro Bowl, was suspended Friday for conduct detrimental to the team. His suspension goes through the end of the preseason. The suspension is scheduled to be lifted Sept. 6.
There have been reports today that the New York Jets are interested in obtaining Marshall.
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Moreno could play tomorrowReplyDelete
#80 you are to funny. You come on here more now than I do and you probably have twice the HW as me. I only have one class I'm dealing with now and its a handful. It should actually be pretty easy but it takes all my brain power! hahaReplyDelete
And I should have an article to put up sometime soon but that is alot of work as well. Its so much info I'm not sure where to begin. I'll try to get it up by this weekend but no promises.
Hope everyone is doing alright.
hey princess, yeah i have a bit of HW, and on top of that i have football practice, but a get through it. I have like 7 classes.ReplyDelete
hey everyone. Im kinda upset right now. :((((((((((ReplyDelete
What's wrong florio? Gonna make me sad. :(ReplyDelete
I used to have 8 classes in high school, divided up into 2 days (4 on each day) and then I had soccer practice every spring. All that put together was never as much work as this one class is right now. Insane, right? lol
i have 7 classes plus lunch at school everyday, but its kinda cool because i really only have 5 classes. My 1 period is sports team, which is with my football coach and 2 peroid is weight lifting with my football coach, so my first 2 periods is football, and then i have my 5 regular classes, english, history, math, science, and spanish. And whats the matter Florio?ReplyDelete
dont u wish u were in highschool princess. :PReplyDelete
My team plays its second varsity game tomorrow :) , i will have to miss the Broncos game. :( Did u here the Chupacabra has been found in Texas?ReplyDelete
Actually sometimes I do miss high school but I don't miss all the drama caused by teenagers, haha. I had to end alot of friendships based on drama but some of my classes were really fun to have. My senior year I took psychology... so much fun!! One day all we had to do to earn an A on one project was show up to class in our PJs with a pillow or blanket... we went to the stinky wrestling room where they have practice (that was the not so fun part) and all we had to do was see if we could fall asleep after having been awake for a few hours. It related to the subject and it was fun. None of us could fall asleep so we all just giggled at how bad the wrestling room smelled. Too funny! Ah, yes... high school was fun.ReplyDelete
LOL yeah I heard they may have found it... who knows if they really did. Good luck in your game. And look on the bright side, at least you're not missing a regular season game. haha counts for something, right?ReplyDelete
My high school is the best and completley brand new. Its the biggest HS in NM now.ReplyDelete
thanks, and yeah im glad its not a regular season game. My team is right now undefeated! 1-0 We should beat the team were playing tomorrow, there not that good, there Gallup. (do u know were that is?)ReplyDelete
Nope, have no clue where that is and in fact, never heard of it. haha Sup with that... didn't like my psychology story?? hmmmm lolReplyDelete
i liked it, who said i didnt? So what u been up to Ashley?ReplyDelete
I know where gallup is. My work tried to send me there for a job, and I declined it. Two and a half hours away from home, and i was engaged at the time. Ha.ReplyDelete
Whats up man? Anything we can pray for you about?
well yeah, you practicly live next city to me Jazzy. Yeah Florio, whats up?ReplyDelete
Just messin with ya 80... gotcha!! haha What have I been up to? You seriously asking me that question?? Let's see... homework, homework, homework, homework, homework... and homework. Did I mention homework at all? This class is keeping me busy, good grief!ReplyDelete
Hey Frizzle Frizzle, how are ya? Anyone else worried about florio? Think he needs our prayers no matter what. He sounds really upset.
oh yeah HW. Yeah the least we can do is pray for florioReplyDelete
hey princess!ReplyDelete
I am doing well. Thanks for asking! Just finished remodeling my kitchen. Way excited for the season.
And yes, florio, tell us whats up bud, you got us all worried. We will be praying for ya!
hey Jazzy, what part of Albuquerque do live in?ReplyDelete
Good to hear Frizzy Frizz. I'm with ya on being excited for this season. I'm so anxious its ridiculous! lol I just hope and pray they work as a team this year... the one thing they really need to do. They didn't get that message last season, hopefully they will this time around.ReplyDelete
I thnik our secondary is much improved. I think Andre Goodman is going to have a sectacular year, just like Champ. i think we have 2 shut down corners now. Dawkins is such a improvement and Hill is a solid veteran.ReplyDelete
I live off of I-25 and Montgomery. I am doing a fantasy football draft on saturday with people who live out here. 50 dollar buy in. 300 goes to 1st place, 150 to 2nd. We need 2 more players. You could join if you want.
Got that right 80. Our defense improved greatly this whole offseason. That side of the ball should be a whole new story than it was last year. I love what I've seen so far from our defense... we just need to get a good turnover rate going. And I am so excited for Dawkins to razz on the QBs this season. Gonna be great!ReplyDelete
Hey guys. sorry I've been gone. pool party yesterday, my friend moved back from Tennesse today and the Fair is toorrow so won't be on very much.ReplyDelete
The Denver Broncos would want New York Jets linebacker David Harris in any trade scenario for wide receiver Brandon Marshall, two NFL sources told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter on Wednesday.
i would join Jazzy, but my parents wouldnt let me. First i wouldnt have a ride over there and my parents wouldnt like the idea of me going into Albuquerque with a whole bunch of strangers they dont know. But thanks for the invite.ReplyDelete
well, the draft is with people from here, but it is an online draft, just new mexicans playing, we are not meeting up or anything.ReplyDelete
well how would i pay and who are you doing it with? yahoo, espn, nfl.com......ReplyDelete
i thouhgt you guys were doing a offfline draft or somethingReplyDelete
it's on yahoo, maybe you could come to church on sunday?ReplyDelete
what church do u go to?ReplyDelete
Joshua's Vineyard- It got a lot of publicity when my family had extreme makeover:home edition come make them a house a year and a half ago.ReplyDelete
i think ill have to pass, my mom and dad wouldnt go for it, we go to church every Sunday and i wouldnt have a ride over there. I go to Calvary Chapel Rio Rancho.ReplyDelete
but thanks for the invite manReplyDelete
cool, who is the pastor?ReplyDelete
pastor Robert HallReplyDelete
ask him if he knows my dad Gerald Martinez, he is the head pastor at our church.ReplyDelete
assistant pastors are pastor Ben Chavez, Kevin Babb, and Robert Force.ReplyDelete
alright, if i can remember i will.ReplyDelete
i bet you they know each otherReplyDelete
have you been to Calvary Chapel in Albuquerque? Its on OsunaReplyDelete
yeah my dad knows most of the pastors around new mexico.ReplyDelete
i was the youth pastor for a few years.
yeah, i used to go to their youth group when i was in HS. with Levi Lusko and Marsh.ReplyDelete
my dad is great friends with skip!ReplyDelete
You guys here?ReplyDelete
Oh nice. You guys are!ReplyDelete
yeah, cool, i know skip and pastor hall are good friendsReplyDelete
everything alright florio, mind if i ask why you were upset earlier?ReplyDelete
yeah, whats up florio?ReplyDelete
Hey florio, hope you're doing alright. I'm still here, just working on an article for you guys.ReplyDelete
you are too sweet princess, all that hard work even with all that homework! HAHA! Whats the topic?ReplyDelete
nice princeess, im going to sleep now, good nightReplyDelete
everyone is on. why is the flor upset?ReplyDelete
Night 80. Catch ya later. Yeah this article is a doozy too. Think it would be best for me to split it in half cuz it consists of too much info to put into one long article. Heck, it would be so long, not sure I'd even read it (even if it is about our Broncos) haha. I'm writing about the Broncos history, 50th anniversary. Thinking about making the first half of the article about our history till Elway comes into the picture and then the 2nd half will be Elway to now. Sound good?ReplyDelete
sounds good.ReplyDelete
Dunno Doc... he's not talking. Not really any of our business but he's got me worried. Said he was really upset but don't know why.ReplyDelete
is Jazzy still here?ReplyDelete
has anyone heard from Mr.Broncofan?
Yeah Frizzy's been popping in and out of here. As for mrbroncofan... don't know. He might have quit the site, who knows.ReplyDelete
Well. As most of you know, I'm on a high school team. I love the sport of football more than anything else. I'm an avid fan of the broncos, I work with Football plays for a job, I coach a youth team and now, I play Highscool ball.ReplyDelete
In the 8th grade, (my first year of tackle) I only played two weeks (practice only, no games) When I got a concussion and whip lash and was then unable to play a game. Since then I've had neck problems and have been unable to play. In the last six months, I've been cleared to play. So I found a team, for my last year of eligability, My senior year.
I started practicing last tuesday, and i was so happy i had the chance to play. But then last wednesday I injured my hip. I thought it was just sore and i shook it off. I continued to practice, even though i had a limp. I wasn't able to play to my best ability and played poorly. I tried to stay tough and show that I had guts, by still practicing. I thought i was just sore and nothing serious happened.
Yesterday, was running a drill. I was the ball carrier and sprinted through a hole, when i heard a pop in my hip. I fell down in pain. I couldn't move for a good five minutes and finally a golf cart had to pick me up. So I went to the Doc today. The news wasn't great. The Doc said I tore a hip tendon completely off. He said is unlikely that I'll be able to play this year. So my last season, I'll be on the sidelines.
sorry its so long. :(
I am still here, but i will be going to bed pretty soon. I have a meeting to be at @530AM tomorrow morning. So I have to get up @445 just to have time to make my lunch for work.ReplyDelete
thats sucks Florio. is that going to require surgery?ReplyDelete
i don't know. I'm seeing an orthopediac docter tomorrow.ReplyDelete
Wow, florio,ReplyDelete
Thats terrible, That was hard to read! sounds REALLY painful bud, I really hope you can heal quickly. I will be praying for you for sure. That has to be a major disappointment! Darn it, ok well, the wife is calling me to go to bed. So I am out for tonight. Stay strong Florio.
Thanks Jazzy.ReplyDelete
Wow, so sorry to hear about that florio. That's a bummer you'll miss out on your senior year. If that does require surgery, I hope it goes well. I know its tough but look at the bright side, at least you'll still be able to do your job doing the football plays, right? God bless ya man. Hang in there.ReplyDelete
Night Jazz man.ReplyDelete
Wow. I can't believe this is happening to me.....again.ReplyDelete
good night all,ReplyDelete
and just for the record, i have now gone three weeks without any energy drinks. Miracles do happen!
I don't even know what to say really florio, I never tore anything let alone break a bone. But I had some friends go through stuff like that and it was bad. Stay strong. Hope the doctor visit tomorrow goes well though. My prayers are with you.ReplyDelete
You're too funny Jazzy.
I cant even walk.ReplyDelete
Man, this really sucks.ReplyDelete
Can't even walk?? Wow, worse than I thought. All I can say is I'm sorry.ReplyDelete
I'm a 98 year old man in a 17 year olds body.ReplyDelete
sorry Florio, princess, I've never broken a bone either. I played 5 years of football and only missed one game. I injured my groin at the very last practice of the season so I missed the last game. the groin kept me out for about a month so I was lucky it didn't happen earlier in the season. All I can tell you Florio is drink some milk bud. hope you get good news at the doctor tomorrowReplyDelete
Hopefully the news will be good.ReplyDelete
where'd princess go?ReplyDelete
is it already for sure that you can't play at all during the season?ReplyDelete
unless a miracle happens.ReplyDelete
gotta get some sleep. Talt to you later.ReplyDelete
I'm here, still busy writing this article. Lucky I have some down time from HW to do this!!ReplyDelete
Well in that case, I hope you do get a miracle. You're deserving of it. Get plenty of rest. Everything is gonna be alright. Night florio.
good night fellow Bronco fanaticsReplyDelete
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What would it take to get "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" off the air? Apparently, a thief.
TMZ reports that Kim, Khloe and Kourtney Kardashian have refused to film Season 10 of their reality show unless producers help them nab the thief making off with their money and jewelry.
Family sources told the website that the Kardashians believe someone working for the TV show is behind the theft of thousands of dollars worth of cash and jewelry. Reportedly taken so far is $250,000 in jewelry from Khloe's home and $54,000 total from two of Kourtney's homes.
Really, who keeps $54,000 worth of cash just lying around the house?
To put a stop to the thefts, the Kardashians supposedly hired additional security, installed surveillance cameras and rotated the staff. Here's an idea -- buy a safe.
Alas, someone keeps ripping them off. So they are convinced it's an inside job and want producers to subject the show's crew to lie detector tests, TMZ reports.
If the thief isn't caught, apparently the Kardashians say they won't resume filming as scheduled in October.
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Monday, January 21, 2013
Rukky Sanda Shares Vacation Pics
67 comments:
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 13:00
First to comment..yayReplyDelete
The original Beebee..Replies
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 16:55
give this one a slap blog owner.Delete
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 19:41
Oh shattup...u just being jealous!!better luck next time..Delete
The original beebee..
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 22:35
fake beebee we are not babies here. it's so childish to do this first thing. make a comment and move on. first to comment troll.Delete
- Her RoyalPoshness22 January, 2013 00:43
Beht,why is anonymous beefing na??Delete
everybody dey claim vacation, even for ur village bush path....mehn u disgust us...WANNABE OF D MILLENIUMDelete
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 13:00
Why she de use hand and bag cover her belle na???ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 14:32
Bad belleDelete
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 13:03
What for???????????????ReplyDelete
Ladun, I bet you're running out of gists. Hissss
Somebody predicted this. Can't remember who on this blog. The person said that now that Chika Ike shared vacation pics, Rukky Sanda will follow suit. Are they copying each other. Who cares? Good for themReplyDelete
On to naijaPOSEReplies
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 14:17
hahahhahaha.......Yes i remember that comment . Like Seriously WHO CARESDelete
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 14:17
Its was Billie jean that said those same words. That's why I love Billie Jean, she is always on point.Delete
- FLAWLESS21 January, 2013 13:04
Breast gradually turning slippers btw shes madly hawt! very nice!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 13:11
kai omo see bueaty dis girl fine no be small i love u rukki.ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 17:09
If u consider dis 'girl' hot den nigerian ladies must b a very ugly lotDelete
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 22:34
this East abi south African troll has come again. Jealousy.Delete
fine girl no pimple i love u rukky.ReplyDelete
Ha! Ha! Ha! Very very funny. Absolutely hilarious!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 13:23
i no fit shout ladunReplyDelete
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 13:29
Mgbeke feeling funkyReplyDelete
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 13:30
Folds galore!!ReplyDelete
Dis lady will blow up(fat) in a matter of years,...
Don't let d toothpick legs decieve u!
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- Anonymous21 January, 2013 17:33
Billie... Do u EVER have any nice thing to say about anyone????Delete
Ure just sooooo bitter!! Even d some what positive comments u ever make are full of soooo much hate n negativity!!!
Pple dey dis world sha!! SMH
- Anonymous22 January, 2013 01:49
Oh shattap and leave my billie jean for me jor. I love "her" or "him" or "it" like dat!Delete
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 13:39
After her Jerusalem walk to koko concert, she decides to cool off. Great stuff!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 13:56
Just look at the legs. All these people that never ever believed they would ever fly in a plane!ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 16:39
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 13:59
Who can see her left nipple in that swimsuit? look closely, i want to fcuk this now i swear. lolReplyDeleteReplies
- dr van bay21 January, 2013 16:51
Ode! You. Just saw a quarter of her areola,you are jumping up and down! Blaady perv!Delete
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 14:04
*tears* skin washing has made her red. *more tears*ReplyDelete
Michael Freesoul crys so
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 14:05
Stop disgracing yourself girl. you are not Rihanna womanReplyDelete
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 14:06
See picturesReplyDelete
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 14:08
Love her legsReplyDelete
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 14:11
Oh Ms SandaReplyDelete
- B mash21 January, 2013 14:15
Why is the right leg hiding under th left leg?..?bd leg thing, yet she sy she has th longest legs.....ReplyDelete
Not again...must they go unclad to showcase that they are trying to look beautiful by all means? With all these Naija female celebrity unclad and half-clothed madness, soon, marriage will be a thing of the past cos these ladies are only discouraging men from thinking marriage, and at the same time promoting infidelity amongst married and singles!ReplyDelete
Stop celebrating them Nigerians!Replies
Excuse you? How does a woman on holiday, wearing a bathing suit, translate to "promoting infidelity"? ('.')Delete
Rukky Sanda looks beautiful; she paid her flight, hotel, et al, with her money, not yours!! So she can damn well do as she pleases. You as a reader, you're entitled to your opinion; you either compliment her or critique her - your choice. But ENOUGH with this typical overly-righteous Nigerian hypocrite bull shit comments!!
The world we live in was created to have dynamics, differences, etc. We can't all be the same.
**Rukky Sanda if you're reading this - you look Tres hot mami! + gurl, go get your tattoos lasered off and get fresh ones ala Rihanna style**
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 15:08
ghen ghen Max the celebrity warrior hav spoken. I knw sey rukki head go dey swell shaDelete
- ngozika blog my round ass21 January, 2013 15:20
R u minding d foolish idiat...afta dat nonsenstical nonsense article agnst cossy nd tonto d big fool thinks shes now popular. Okoro wana bubble. Ezi ofia...ezi bida...ewu gambia. Anumanu rere ure...Onu nsi...tuehDelete
- ngozika blog my round ass21 January, 2013 15:47
ntoi ntoi ntoi...hehehehehe...can't stop laughing. I pray maximum will finish u more...idiot...biggest fool...nmeh gi. blog kor blog ni. Zuwo namaDelete
- dr van bay21 January, 2013 16:48
Bia Ngozika! Holy nweje!Ozugo! What gave you the right to judge people? Trying to gain cheap popularity by forming holier than thou while in real world u are a big time masochist! I also hope you are virgin! Hypocrite!Delete
- Wonuola21 January, 2013 17:40
Lol. Dr van bay gbam! No be only holy nweje.she be teacher chike join sef. Oniranu oshi. Igbo ppl and their ova sabi.busy body.na dem fuck up pass but na dem go trow stone firstDelete
- dr van bay21 January, 2013 19:53
bia wonuola I am Ibo so mind yasef!Delete
- Jaykaduru22 January, 2013 01:13
Pastor Omenjo.Delete
- Anonymous22 January, 2013 20:25
@maximus and ngozika,you babes will live long, and may God Remember you guys in a big way this year,I swear sometimes I get so angry with the comments on this blog,all this babes acting like they are too holy dey really vex me,na dia type dey tell man "off light make I show you shege" dey should let d poor babe rock her life and that place looks like jumerah beach hotel in dubai,if na where she dey be dat,omo nor be moi moi to stay there oooooo.Delete
- Anonymous22 January, 2013 20:36
@ngozika rotflol"okoro wanna bubble"my own na okoro feeling funky,but you don teach me new one.Delete
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 15:37
Me too dey suspect that location to be Jumeirah Beach Hotel. All dem side walks with carts driving up and down, unless ofcos u wanna walk to and fro the beachside restaurants.Delete
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 14:18
Na wa o. Naija babes dey indirectly sell themselves oooooooo. Na ashawo work be this naReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous22 January, 2013 20:47
Shut up,who fuck reach you,or are you a virgin?as a guy I hate seeing girls run other babes down simply cos they are doing far better than them,atleast the babe is rolling round town with one of the lastest ride,and going on vacation abroad,while you are there fucking diffrent guys for rechard card,and for 2k cab fare,and if you are a dude,direct my comment to ur sister.stupid oalfDelete
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 14:20
Some of you are not normal lolReplyDelete
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 14:29
I love her. Haters take several seatsReplyDelete
- dr van bay21 January, 2013 16:41
She's not bad looking at all o!those thighs so edible! Nice one!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 16:55
@maximus..do u know where one can lase tattoos off?ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 17:07
Go back to where you got your razz tattoo from na. They will direct youDelete
Moreover, Google is your friend.
Yeah hun, a lot of beauty clinics offer laser tattoo removal. Depending on where you live, just google "where to get laser tattoo removal," a bunch of clinics will pop up.Delete
- happy yoruba bunny21 January, 2013 17:48
d last time i checked, there's no dr on laduns blogDelete
make goggle ur bff
it wl answer all ur problems
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 17:55
Ashawo get levels. This na another level o.ReplyDelete
again they have sent their own pictures to bloggers just to have their overblown ego massaged if people make negative critiques now they will start sending their voltrons..ReplyDelete
really she is not ugly,she is very pretty…facially but she is one of these ladies who have a perpetually dirty and unkempt look about them no matter how much they spruce up..this is not helped by the tacky and common tattoos all over her body and the hair…in her own case less of everything is more.
there are some tattoos you should never do as it will automatically come across as tacky common
.tatoo of a rose,tattoo of a heart with an arrow piercing it or thorns surrounding it,tattoo of an anchor,tattoo of stars, gf or bf's nameReplies
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 19:45
Naa u sabi..one wld av thot u were writing a research paper..Delete
The original Beebee
looool true,i tire for myself too sometimesDelete
- Her RoyalPoshness22 January, 2013 01:06
Luca Luca....Ur comments are always ghen ghen!!!! Lmao @ tacky & common tattooDelete
lol na real jackie chan moment
@herroyal poshnessDelete
lol na real jackie chan moment
- Anonymous21 January, 2013 19:50
I am Nneka,ReplyDelete
9ja kai.she's @ the pool ryt?looses the shorts for goodness sake. You no see yvonne nelson.olodo Rukayat
- Deekay21 January, 2013 21:16
She always has a tendency to look like a cheap prossie. Not really feeling the pics Maybe it's the weave?? Isn't that place like really hot?? And then the weave....na wa o!! WHY SHE NO WAN OPEN LEG SMALL? E DEY SMEEHH?? Great business woman tho. Makes good movies. Didn't know she had those tats...discreet (thumbs up!). Bottom left pic-WIN!ReplyDelete
nice photos. she got a pretty face and nice hips. i tink she has a k-leg though! Overall she is just sexyyy!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 12:42
She is sexyReplyDelete


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Workforce Boulder County, the city of Longmont and several other agencies and organizations are teaming up on a youth Career and Job Fair this Thursday. Young people aged 14 to 21 are invited to come and apply for a job, get their resumes critiqued, undergo mock interviews and explore a variety of career and educational opportunities.
Attendees are encouraged to bring their social security numbers and their resumes, and to dress in professional attire.
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Beck, "Morning Phase," (Capitol), ***
Circumstances couldn't be more different for Beck Hansen now than when he released "Sea Change" in 2002. That austere and melancholy set, the acknowledged forebear to the new "Morning Phase," was prompted by Beck's breakup with his longtime girlfriend. Now, however, he's married with two young children — but still able to tap into a bleak kind of beauty on these 13 tracks, which feature the core band from "Sea Change" as well as guests such as jazz bassist Stanley Clarke, banjoist Fats Kaplan, R&B drumming legend James Gadson and pedal steel master Greg Leisz, with Beck's father, David Campbell, providing string arrangements.
The Fray, "Helios," (Epic), ***
The keening, earnest Fray of the Denver group's first three albums is still evident here, especially on tracks such as "Hold My Hand," "Keep on Wanting" and "Break Your Plans." But teaming with British techno producer Stuart Price has helped bring a new and more aggressive spark to the quartet's sound, evidenced by the charged "Closer to Me," the downright funky "Give It Away" and "Wherever This Goes," a showcase for the group's vocal harmonies. And although frontman Isaac Slade is still prone to asking Big Questions, there's a newfound lightheartedness here, too, which should make the Greek god of the sun, the album's namesake, happy.New & Noteworthy
Dierks Bentley, "Riser" (Capitol Nashville): The country star's collaborators on his seventh solo album include new Grammy winner Kacey Musgraves, Chris Stapleton, Charlie Worsham and Jaren Johnston of the Cadillac Three.
Celtic Woman, "Emerald: Musical Gems" (Manhattan): The Irish troupe revamped some of its favorite songs from previous shows for this two-disc set.
Neneh Cherry, "Blank Project" (Smalltown Supersound): The "Buffalo Stance" singer's first new album in 18 years includes a duet with Robyn on "Out of the Black."
Brian Culbertson, "Another Long Night Out" (BCM): The multi-instrumentalist returns to contemporary jazz on this outing, with help from members of Fourplay, the Rippingtons, the Yellowjackets and Toto as well as saxophonist Candy Dulfer and more.
Neil Davidge, "Slo Light" (The End): The first solo outing from the former Massive Attack producer and Halo 4 score composer.
James Fortune, "Live Through It" (Fiya/eOne): A two-disc concert set by the Grammy Award-winning gospel artist from Houston.
The Gloaming, "The Gloaming" (Brassland/Real World): The debut outing by the all-star Irish group.
Holland Greco, "Volume 1" (Zappa): The singer and multi-instrumentalist is Zappa Records' first new signing of the 21st century.
Heart, "Fanatic Live From Caesar's Colosseum" (Frontiers): The veteran group's latest concert souvenir was recorded and filmed a Caesar's Colosseum in Windsor.
House of Lords, "Precious Metal" (Frontiers): The Los Angeles rockers' ninth studio album was produced by frontman James Christian.
The Internet, "Feel Good" (Odd Future/Columbia): The first full studio effort by Odd Future's neo-soul spinoff includes collaborations with Mac Miller, N.E.R.D.'s Chad Hugo, Incubus' Mike Einziger and others.
Levi Lowery, "Levi Lowery" (Southern Ground): The solo debut by the co-writer of the Zac Brown Band's hit "The Wind."
Brad Mehldau and Mark Fuiliana, "Mehliana: Taming the Dragon" (Nonesuch): The electric keyboard/drum duo offers up its first recording, sporting a dozen original songs.
St. Vincent, "St. Vincent" (Loma Vista/Republic): Annie Clark's fourth album under the St. Vincent moniker includes team-ups with members of the Dap-Kings and Midlake.
Schoolboy Q, "Oxymoron" (Top Dawg/Interscope): The Los Angeles rapper's third album features guest appearances by Kendrick Lamar, 2 Chainz, Kurupt, Jay Rock, Raekwon and more.
Temples, "Sun Structures" (Fat Possum): The full-length debut from the British psychedelic pop group.
Joe Louis Walker, "Hornet's Nest" (Alligator): The veteran San Francisco guitarist's latest release is blues at its core but explores more diverse rock and funk terrain as well.
Bernie Worrell, "Elevation: The Upper Air" (M.O.D. Technologies): The first-ever solo piano outing by the famed keyboardist of Parliament/Funkadelic and Talking Heads (to name just a few).
Vanden Plas, "Chronicles of the Immortals — Netherworld" (Inside/Out): The ninth album, and first in four years, from the German progressive metal quintet.
John Zipperer, "Full Circle" (Ziptunes): The TV actor and stuntman embraces music on a 13-song set that includes a cover of Van Morrison's "Brown-Eyed Girl."From The Vaults
Grateful Dead, "Dave's Picks Vol. 9: Harry Adams Field house — Missoula, MT — May 14, 1974" (DeadNet); Morrissey, "Your Arsenal" (Parlophone); Bob Mould, "Workbook 25" (Omnivore); Silversun Pickups, "The Singles Collection" (Dangerbird); Johnny Winter, "True to the Blues: The Johnny Winter Story" (Columbia/Legacy)Soundtracks
Alexander Desplat, "Philomena" (Decca); "Fun Home: Original Cast Recording" (P.S. Classics); "Yank!: Original Cast Recording" (P.S. Classics)New Music DVDs
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Letter, S. [Samuel] L. Adair to Mr. J. B. [John Brown]
Author: Adair, Samuel Lyle
Date: October 2, 1857
Samuel Adair wrote his brother-in-law John Brown from Osawatomie on October 2, 1857, to explain why he could not come see Brown in Iowa. Much of letter describes the general poor state of health in his locale, but he also comments on the political and especially the prospects for free state success in the upcoming election--Adair was not optimistic.
Location of Original: KSHS Call Number: John Brown Collection, #299, Box 1, Folder 28
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Keywords: Adair, Florella Brown; Adair, Samuel Lyle; Brown, John, 1800-1859; Daily life; Election fraud; Election, Territorial Legislature, October 1857; Free State Party; Free state prospects; Free state support; Health; Land claims; Lecompton Land Office; Osawatomie, Kansas Territory; Preemption law United States; Proslavery supporters; Sickness (see Illness); Slave power; Tabor, Iowa; Walker, Robert J. (Robert John), 1801-1869
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Luther split it squad today and only the distance and mid-distance athletes competed at the Hamline University Invite. The remainder of the team participated at the Cornell Invite.
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...Not literally of course.
But over the past 4-5 months, I have been practicing tennis for 1-2 hours almost every day of the week. However, I don't think i've actually improved much, if at all. Before these 4/5 months, I was practicing at the same rate and improving my game- slowly but steadily. Now it seems like whenever I identify a problem with my game and fix it, the problem always recurs, be it the day after I address it or a week later. I've really been trying to work on my consistency and it's just not improving at all, because I keep doing the same things wrong over and over again, and for some reason I can't keep it fixed for more than a week. Some of the things I have been trying to improve are footwork technique, movement, and handling low balls, and honestly, after I spend some time focusing on each issue, I do improve. However, when I stop completely focusing on one issue at a time and try to play my natural game, I just revert back to my old methods and miss shots. I can't figure it out.


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The Morgan County corn harvest is almost done, with 95 percent of that harvest done, said Tim Urban, grain superintendent for M and M Cooperative in Brush.
Individual fields were "hit and miss" in terms of conditions, and dryland corn was essentially a bust this year, he said.
That means the cooperative expects less grain this year, Urban said.
However, the prices are holding at about $7.40 a bushel, so those who had water are doing pretty well.
The Western Sugar Cooperative has seen good yields at about 32 tons of sugar beets per acre, and only about 60 to 70 acres still need to be harvested, said Mike Otto, senior agriculturist for the co-op.
That is a pretty good yield, since it has averaged about 28 tons per acre the last couple of years, he said.
The crop had enough water in the spring to get started, and the sunshine supported good growth, Otto said.
Sugar content is good, too, at about 16.5 percent, which is about the same as the last couple of years, he said.
It does not look like Western Sugar will have a surplus. Co-op officials had considered feeding any surplus to livestock, but that will not be necessary, Otto said.
Statewide, about 90 percent of the corn was harvested by the end of last week, according to the National Agricultural Statistics Service.
That was 18 percentage points above the five-year average -- again due to the many days of strong sunshine this summer.
The sugar beet harvest was about 93 percent done across the state at the end of last week.
The sunflower crop was about 74 percent complete.
While the area has seen precipitation recently, soil moisture ratings continue to show extremely dry conditions in most fields.
Only 32 percent of fields are reported to have adequate topsoil moisture, and only 9 percent reported having adequate subsoil moisture.
That means the effects of the summer drought continue, which is bad news for winter wheat planters.
It is very expensive for livestock producers to feed their animals, with alfalfa commanding up to $300 a ton. Only a few years ago, the price was under $100 a ton.
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Lady Lions rally for road victory; Leavenworth suffers another home loss
Heading into Thursday night's battle against DeSoto, Lansing girls' soccer coach Billy Dillon knew what lie ahead.
"I thought it was going to be a tough game coming in and it sure turned out that way," he said.
Yet, his Lady Lion squad was up for the challenge. Trailing 1-0 at half, the team answered with two goals three minutes apart to snatch away a 2-1 victory.
" Our defense played outstanding, keeping them in check for most of the game," Dillon said. "We just had to clean up some stuff after that first half and when we did, we controlled the ball much better."
Down a goal, Maddie Stebbins sent in the equalizer during the 51st minute. Three minutes later, Courtney Callahan put Lansing up one with another strike.
"We just kept control after that second goal and like I said, the defense really shined," Dillon said.
Lansing, 7-3, will host Blue Valley Southwest tonight at 6 p.m.
Leavenworth downed by SMNW
Seven first half goals put the Leavenworth girls' soccer team in a hole it could not get out of.
Three more Shawnee Mission Northwest tallies in the second half delivered the Lady Pioneers a 10-0 home loss Thursday.
"We are still having a tough time with possessing the ball," LV coach Ken Lott said.
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Gail Fisher's Dog Tracks: Reader asks which should come home first? New baby or new dog?GAIL FISHER March 09. 2013 12:36AM
Dear Gail: We regularly read your column in the Sunday News, and we do not recall your addressing this type of question: We are expecting a new baby (our first) in just a few short months. We also have wanted to adopt a dog (preferably a mid-sized dog a couple of years old), since our shepherd/husky mutt passed away from old age a while ago. Which should we introduce to the household first? Thanks for your thoughts on this!
- A Reader
This short email includes many issues for the prospective parents to think about. The most important issue has less to do with the impending birth and more with selecting the right dog for the family. Although it isn't specified, given that they're interested in a young dog, not a puppy, the reader and her husband are likely considering "rescuing" a dog.
While the idea of "rescuing" a dog appeals to many owners, it's important to consider whether that is best for the family, versus considering a puppy from a reputable breeder or a mixed-breed pup. Even as I write, we're applying for a puppy from a breeder we've found who has a line of dogs that we like. On the other hand, I've had some wonderful rescued dogs. My first "own dog" was a sweet little mixed-breed from Bideawee in New York City. Hobbes, my Springer Spaniel who arguably taught me as much as any dog I've ever owned, would have been euthanized if I hadn't taken him on. And then there's Kochi, my Okinawa "street dog."
Hobbes was on his way to the death chamber for aggressive biting when I adopted him with full knowledge of his behavior, making a commitment to his rehabilitation and life. I knew what I was taking on, and Hobbes' rehabilitation was a tremendous learning experience. But few owners are prepared to deal with behaviors they were unaware of, or are unable or unwilling to tolerate.
This is my dilemma with recommending adopting a rescue: You might get the most wonderful dog you've ever had, but you don't always know what you're getting, and it can be a roll of the dice. When a family adopts a dog that has a couple of years of history - usually unknown and unknowable - it's impossible to accurately predict if the dog is appropriate for the home and family life. It isn't enough to meet the dog or even to "try it" for a few days or a week. It often takes time before the dog's true personality emerges.
A dog's transition into a new home often includes a "honeymoon period" lasting anywhere from a couple of weeks to several months or even longer. This period of adjustment is stressful for the dog, and individuals handle stress differently. A newly adopted rescued dog generally behaves in one of three ways.
Some adjust seamlessly, settling into the new routine without issues. Those are the easy adoptions. Then there are dogs that handle stress by acting out, and those that become extremely reserved.
The active stressor might exhibit unruly, stress-relieving behavior such as house soiling and destructive chewing. Clients with newly adopted dogs might call us for a behavioral consultation, dismayed because they were told the dog was housetrained, and he's not. Once the dog has settled into his new home and adjusted to changes in his time schedule and routine, he will once again be housetrained.
More puzzling for new owners is the less-confident dog that proceeds with caution - seemingly a calm, well-behaved dog. As this dog becomes more relaxed, his "normal" personality emerges, which might include undesirable behaviors such as resource guarding, growling, snapping or reactivity when disturbed or approached. Clients who suddenly see these changed behaviors invariably say, "But he was perfect when we first adopted him! He's never done this before!" Now that the honeymoon is over, they are likely seeing the behaviors that led the previous owner to put the dog up for adoption, failing to mention these issues to the rescue service.
More on the reader's question next week.
Gail Fisher, author of "The Thinking Dog," runs All Dogs Gym & Inn in Manchester. To suggest a column topic, email firstname.lastname@example.com or write c/o All Dogs Gym & Inn, 505 Sheffield Road, Manchester, NH 03103. Past columns on her website.