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Monday Morning Draft - Week 7
Here is the seventh edition of the Monday Morning Draft - a column that delves into the past weekend's action from an NFL Draft perspective. As the season goes on, the draft picture and slotting will become more clear, but every Sunday will provide a few hints for next April.
By Charlie Campbell.
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Suck For Luck:
As the season progresses, there will be a lot of turnover in the positioning of which team will land the No. 1 overall pick to have the first shot at Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck. After the Week 7 action, here are the top contenders at this time.
Miami Dolphins:
Miami stays in first place in the "Suck for Luck" race after falling to 0-6 on the season. Miami blew another lead as the Broncos as Denver quarterback Tim Tebow made a second-half comeback to beat the Dolphins at home. So far, Miami has stayed "strong" in the Suck for Luck derby, having lost ("won?") "playoff games" to the Cleveland Browns and now to the Broncos. The Dolphins have an added advantage in the race for the bottom in that they play in a tough division that should produce at least two playoff teams and a playoff contender.
Beyond that, Miami finds ways to lose, and that matters in the Suck for Luck standings. It looks like a long season for the Dolphins. The players could easily quit on head coach Tony Sparano, who could get fired before the end of the season.
Indianapolis Colts:
Indianapolis was blown out in a loss to the New Orleans Saints to fall to 0-7 on the season. Previously, the Colts had played tight games with the Steelers, Browns and Buccaneers. Right now, there is no certainty when Peyton Manning will return, but he could miss the entire season. Without him, the 0-7 Colts could be headed to a season with 1-3 wins and a strong possibility for the No. 1 pick.
St. Louis Rams:
The Rams are one of the more disappointing teams in the NFL with a record of 0-6. They've had a tough schedule with a lot of injuries which have decimated their talent. If the Rams land the first-overall pick, they would definitely look to trade down since they don't need Luck after taking quarterback Sam Bradford with the first selection in the 2010 NFL Draft. All St. Louis has is Bradford, who looks like he will be a good pro quarterback. Bradford should be enough to get the Rams a few wins and avoid the first-overall pick.
Jacksonville Jaguars:
The Jaguars are 1-5 on the season and are likely to fall to 1-6 later tonight when they host the Ravens. Jacksonville had a Week 1 win over Tennessee, and since then, the Jaguars have played some ugly games.
In the 2012 NFL Draft there is little chance the team would take Andrew Luck, considering they drafted Blaine Gabbert with the 10th-overall pick last year. Instead, the Jaguars would probably look to trade down if they have the first pick.
Minnesota Vikings:
The Vikings were dropped by the Packers to fall to 1-6 on the season. In each of the first three games of the year, the team blew big leads, and that played out again as Green Bay was down in the first half before taking over the game in the second half. The Vikings play in a tough division and are clearly the worst team in that division. It wouldn't be surprising if they are swept by their division rivals as well as their conference matchup against the NFC South. Rookie quarterback Christian Ponder is starting, and that could lead to more losses as he takes his lumps at the NFL level.
The problem for Minnesota having the first-overall pick is they spent a first-rounder on Ponder last April. Fortunately for Minnesota, they have Adrian Peterson and some other good players, so they could pull out a few more wins. Considering they've been close to winning four of their losses this season, it wouldn't be surprising if worse teams stay in front of them in the Suck for Luck standings.
Let's Play Matchmaker:
This section will look at some of the top talent in college football and match those prospects up with teams that have a dire need at the position.
Chicago Bears: Riley Reiff, OT, Iowa
When the the Bears weren't running the ball, Chicago's offensive tackles were playing on their heels. Buccaneers defensive ends Adrian Clayborn, Michael Bennett and Da'Quan Bowers were getting consistent pressure on Jay Cutler. Chicago could really use an offensive tackle to pair with Gabe Carimi. Reiff could be available in the range where the Bears could be picking. He is athletic, strong and experienced. Reiff would be a good lineman for Mike Tice to work with, and Reiff could form a good book end with Carimi. Each player could have the ability to play on either side, and that could allow Chicago to find the most effective manner to deploy their linemen.
Tennessee Titans: Sean Spence, LB, Miami
The Titans badly need a linebacker who can matchup against a quality ball carrier. Texans running back Arian Foster torched the Titans defense on the ground and as a receiver. Spence had a fabulous game against Georgia Tech this weekend. He was all over the field with 10 tackles and a tackle for a loss. Spence (6-0, 225) has fabulous sideline-to-sideline speed that allows him to defend perimeter runs and receivers out of the backfield. That is a critical need for the Titans, and they could land Spence on the second day of the draft.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Cyrus Gray, RB, Texas A&M
Tampa Bay lost running back/fullback Earnest Graham to a significant knee injury against the Bears. With LeGarrette Blount already out, the Buccaneers have basically no running game. It has become apparent this season that Tampa Bay's offense needs a smaller, change-of-pace back to pair with Blount. Gray has run for 646 yards (4.8) and seven touchdowns this season with 16 receptions for 147 yards and a touchdown. Last year, he ran for 1,133 yards and 12 touchdowns. Gray (5-10, 200) would fit the Buccaneers� offense well, and Tampa Bay could land him on the second day of the draft, so they can address their cornerback or linebacker positions earlier.
Seattle Seahawks: Matt Barkley, QB, USC
The Seahawks lost 6-3 to the Browns on Saturday. That is strikingly bad. Quarterback Charlie Whitehurst completed only 12-of-30 passes for 97 yards and one interception. Seattle clearly needs a franchise quarterback. Pete Carroll would be thrilled to get back his final college quarterback. The junior signal caller played an excellent game against Notre Dame last Saturday in leading his Trojans to a road win. Barkley has completed 68 percent of his passes for 2,006 yards with 19 touchdowns and four interceptions thus far in 2011. Seattle has won enough that other teams have a better shot at getting Andrew Luck. Barkley would be a nice consolation prize for Seattle.
Arizona Cardinals: Juron Criner, WR, Arizona
The Cardinals are still missing Anquan Boldin. Superstar wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald needs help on the other side from him, and has stated that he misses Boldin greatly. Arizona could stay in state and look to the second day of the draft to hopefully have a shot at Criner, although he is playing well and may not make it to the Cardinals third-round pick. Criner destroyed UCLA this week with 10 receptions for 101 yards and three touchdowns. He is big receiver with some speed. Criner would be a good possession receiver to exploit teams devoting extra attention to Fitzgerald. For the season, Criner has 36 receptions for 441 yards and six touchdowns.
Green Bay Packers: Vinny Curry, OLB, Marshall
The Packers� pass defense has had some issues this year dating back to the preseason. The Vikings got a big game by Michael Jenkins against Green Bay on Sunday. One way to help their secondary would be to add another pass rusher on the other side from Clay Matthews. Curry would be a perfect fit in a 3-4 defense. He has excellent speed off the edge and chases down quarterbacks in an instant. Curry is a mismatch for a lot of offensive tackles, and requires extra attention.
Thus far in 2011, Curry has 45 tackles with 17 tackles for a loss, 9.5 sacks, three forced fumbles and two blocked kicks. Last year, he had 12 sacks with 94 tackles and 18 tackles for a loss. Curry could be an option for Green Bay in round two.
Minnesota Vikings: Ryan Miller, G, Colorado
The Vikings need some interior line help. Minnesota has offensive-line issues at left tackle as well. They could look to upgrade their line early and often in the 2012 draft. Getting Miller in the third round would be a good value. He would provide an excellent run blocker for Adrian Peterson, and would improve their pass protection. Landing Miller in the third round would allow them to get a franchise left tackle with their first pick, and address another need, like a wide receiver in the second round.
Scouting Report:
This week's scouting report comes from New Orleans Saints running back Mark Ingram. He had some interesting comments about some of the draft prospects at Alabama.
Ingram spoke with WalterFootball.com about his former Alabama teammates including: running back Trent Richardson, offensive tackle Barrett Jones and center William Vlachos.
The questions and comments from WalterFootball.com appear in italics. Ingram's quotes follow.
Trent is having a great season and picking up where you left off. You know him well off the field and have seen him develop into a dominant running back.
"He is a special player. What separates him this year is he's become a better student of the game. He knows a lot about blitz protection, what the line is doing, how to press the hole, putting defenders on the blockers. He's always had that ability to run through people, make people miss, run away from guys, that's all God-given talent. What's separated himself this [sic] is he's a better student of the game. That's the difference. "
You had Barrett Jones blocking for you at guard. Now he is at left tackle. Do you think that left tackle is a good fit for him in the NFL?
"Barrett is a smart guy. He can adjust to wherever you want to put him. He'll pick up schemes, and he'll know the different positions quick [sic]. He has great physical ability as well, so wherever he plays I think he'll be a great fit and put two-and-two together."
William Vlachos had a lot of success blocking for you and now he is keeping it going for Trent.
"He's been blocking well for us since he got there. Vlachos has blocked for three 1,000-yard rushers. Glenn [Coffee] ran for 1,000. I ran for 1,000 and now Trent is about to run for 1,000. Any time you have blocked for three 1,000-yard rushers that says a lot about him."
Which of the defensive guys stood out to you as guys who can come into the NFL and have success?
"Really, the whole defense. All 11 guys I think will have the opportunity to play at the next level. It is very rare that you find 11 guys like that; all 11 guys are NFL players on a college defense. That says a lot about Coach Saban and how he recruits and coaches those guys up. They go out there and make plays. "
I'm sure they were tough to go against in practice.
"It was a headache going against them in the spring, especially in the one-on-ones. They're great."
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Aj 10-07-2011 01:13 pm xxx.xxx.xxx41.2 (total posts: 1)
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It's a wideout heavy draft, we all know that.
I think that Ryan Broyles will be drafted by the Titans anywhere from the 18 - 24 range. They're 3 and 1, and tied second in the division. Beating the Texans would give them a great shot for the division. Broyles would give Jake Locker a weapon across from the idle Kenny Brit
Satan 10-03-2011 09:51 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.126 (total posts: 1)
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Wow, movin on up, huh Walt? Kudos on gettin a Julio Jones interview.
Inside-Out 10-03-2011 05:42 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.213 (total posts: 1)
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Forget Suck for Luck. I'd like to propose a 'Kollapse for Kalil' campaign!
Nostratota 10-03-2011 03:57 pm xxx.xxx.xxx3.75 (total posts: 1)
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Great work man, Luck is great and all but you remember Jake Locker last year who was a LOCK to go #1 before anyone knew who Cam Newton was. If anyone of these "Suck For Luck" contenders doesn't come up with the #1 pick, I would strongly consider Russell Wilson even though he's still eligible next year & drafted(Colorado Rockies). He's a special kid, he throws one of the most catchable balls I've ever seen & he scrambles. The BIG10 is on a down year, but I think this guy can make the Badgers score 30+ on LSU, Bama & Oklahoma. Any thoughts am I crazy ?
Ian 10-03-2011 03:57 pm xxx.xxx.xxx1.76 (total posts: 2)
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Can the Lions just draft the Stanford Offensive Line?
Zach 09-26-2011 10:00 am xxx.xxx.xxx.238 (total posts: 1)
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It is dre kirpatrick, not fitzpatrick.
Jordan 09-19-2011 11:24 pm xxx.xxx.xxx5.12 (total posts: 1)
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Not to mention Floyd is from MN, so that'd be a nice fit for him to go home as well.
PB 09-19-2011 08:15 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.172 (total posts: 1)
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Great call on Claiborn; ive got my eye on him for the 2nd round. Jeffrey and Claiborn and id be in heaven.
Leslie Frazier 09-19-2011 03:45 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.131 (total posts: 1)
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Why aren't we listed as a team to Suck 4 Luck? We choked against the bucs in a tremendous fashion to try and get Luck!
Derrick 09-19-2011 01:25 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.159 (total posts: 1)
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Andrew Luck is ok I guess...but if I was the GM of the team with the 1st overall pick, I would select Ryan Lindley from SD State. He is the QB of the future that teams early in the draft should be looking at.
Brad 09-19-2011 11:14 am xxx.xxx.xxx3.10 (total posts: 1)
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Reiff Riley and Lindsey didn't line up against each other one time in that entire game from what I could tell. that being Said Reiff Riley did remind me of Robert Gallery in that he consistently was bulldozing his man into the second level
Doc 09-13-2011 11:20 pm xxx.xxx.xxx8.83 (total posts: 1)
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Indy is all in on the Luck bandwagon. Pollan even was in attendance in Stanford's game with Duke. It sounds like a perfect fit. Hopefully Manning is able to return next year, which gives Luck a few years apprenticeship. Only problem, getting the good folks in Indy to be good sports, and not lose their minds as the losses mount up.
Should another team edge out Indy, then maybe Barkley is plan B. Not all that big a drop off. Sounds like the crew here is big on Blackmon. We'll see.
Lions fan 1 09-13-2011 03:11 pm xxx.xxx.xxx3.44 (total posts: 1)
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I do like this addition. Blackmon is a stud....Martin and DeCasto will be rock solid. Another great match Michael Brewster-Detroit Lions. Would love to see a rock solid center in front of Matthew Stafford.
John 09-12-2011 04:21 pm xxx.xxx.xxx88.9 (total posts: 1)
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@OKAYmeanwhile the only reason why Blackmon could help more teams than Luck is because a good WR is more replaceable than a good QB. QB is much more important to teams who don't have one. As for the mock, I'm fairly certain that our top 4 picks are going to be some form of RT, DE, MLB, CB, and WR. I'm not ready to throw McCoy under the bus. Yet.
Dan S. 09-12-2011 03:22 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.244 (total posts: 1)
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I like this segment. It's a good addition to the site. I sure hope the Chiefs got a good wake up call from sundays ass kicking. I think you are right about coach Haley. He has no idea what he is doing. Run the stinking ball you moron...
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There may have been 25 men who could cook, but they were glad for the 350 people who could eat.
"Where else can you come out, cook what you want and people tell you how much they like it?" said Hans Wilz, one of the 25 volunteer chefs serving at the fundraising event Saturday.
So everybody liked the bagel crostini base topped with honey ginger chicken and an Asian-style orange slaw?
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He said he was proud of the 24 other guys because compared to last year, "people got a lot more creative."
Someone who stereotyped an event called 25 Men Who Can Cook by predicting two dozen pots of chili would be in for a surprise, agreed Maggie Morrissey, who helped organize the event as a fundraiser for the Ottumwa Symphony.
"We don't tell them what to make," she said. "The presentations were really kicked up a notch this year, the showmanship. And I'm surprised at the number who can bake — really good desserts."
For the 300-plus visitors who wandered Bridge View Center, it became clear pretty quickly that this wasn't to be a diet-friendly event.
People listening to Cajun music in line at Dr. Kent Walker's table joked that because his dessert — the bananas foster with ice cream — had bananas, it was health food. When Morrissey counted the votes, Walker's specialty took People's Choice.
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One of the professional judges in attendance, outgoing Ottumwa Country Club Chef Charlie Schiller, said he was impressed — and full.
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Bears-Lions matchup of the day: Thursday
With Matthew Stafford (shoulder) and Shaun Hill (finger) out nursing injuries, the Lions will be starting third-stringer Drew Stanton against the Bears' opportunistic defense.
Bears LB Roach doesn't want to 'get uprooted'
PFW recently asked Bears LB Nick Roach, who will be a free agent after the season, if he wants to stay in Chicago beyond 2010.
Bears' pass protection still has much room to improve
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Urlacher rips NFL's policy on hits
Bears MLB Brian Urlacher didn't hold back when he was asked about the NFL's disciplinary system for dangerous hits on Wednesday.
They said it: Bears edition
Here is a sampling of what Bears players are saying in advance of their Week 13 battle against the Lions.
Bears-Lions matchup of the day: Wednesday
Aside from the play where Julius Peppers beat Jeff Backus and sacked QB Matthew Stafford, separating his right shoulder, Backus did a pretty good job in pass protection against Peppers in Week One.
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Bears QB Jay Cutler was named NFC Offensive Player of the Week after leading the Bears to a 31-26 win over the Eagles.
Report: Soldier Field resodded
The Chicago Park District began resodding the playing surface at Soldier Field on Tuesday.
60-second rant: Bears need to feed Forté down the stretch
After trying to make it as a pass-first offense earlier in the season, offensive coordinator Mike Martz has shown a greater commitment to handing RB Matt Forté the ball since the Bears' Week Eight bye.
Bears-Lions matchup of the day: Tuesday
Keeping Lions DTs Ndamukong Suh and Corey Williams from knifing into the backfield to disrupt QB Jay Cutler or blow up a running play will be tough for the Bears' interior offensive linemen.
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Consistency on offense essential for Bears
While the matchup between the Bears' defense and the Michael Vick-led Eagles' offense was emphasized heading into Sunday's game, it was Chicago's offense that looked most explosive, scoring a season-high 31 points.
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Cutler turned in sub-par numbers in Sunday's 28-13 win at Arizona.||||||| Cutler completed just one of his first 11 passes, then went 5 of 5 on a touchdown drive in the final minutes of the first half. He finished 12 of 26 for 146 yards and a touchdown. He has not been good for fantasy owners this season.
Cutler appears ready to play Sunday against the Green Bay Packers.||||||| Cutler went through a full practice on Friday despite knee and neck problems and was officially listed as probable.
Cutler says he expects to play this week against Green Bay.||||||| Cutler says "unless something drastic happens, absolutely" he will be ready to play against the Packers after leaving Sunday's loss at Minnesota with a sore neck. He says he got treatment on Monday and "should be ready to go later in the week." Cutler spoke during his weekly appearance on the "Waddle & Silvy Show" on Chicago's WMVP-AM 1000.
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SR12 Absolutely Rocks!
by dhwlaw on April 9, 2008
Pros: Small size, bright, clear screan, intuitive to use
Cons: None so far
Summary: This camcorder truly does everything well in a great form-factor. Solidly built and very intuitive to use. Ample storage for HD content. It's great.
Summary: This camcorder truly does everything well in a great form-factor. Solidly built and very intuitive to use. Ample storage for HD content. It's great.
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Awesome video - complicated software
by ksmith51 on July 3, 2008
Pros: Terrific HD and SD video; HDD media; Plentiful accessories
Cons: Complicated software; manuals not intuitive
Summary: I have finally become my father. I'm geezing. This is just a fabulous camcorder, but I'm way over my head trying to get my videos onto my PC ...
Summary: I have finally become my father. I'm geezing. This is just a fabulous camcorder, but I'm way over my head trying to get my videos onto my PC and then burning the correct format DVDs to share with friends/family. Reading the "quick start" guide plus the PDF-format owner's manual on the included CD... almost made my head explode. And I've had a camcorder of various media and many types of film and digital cam in my hands since they were so big you needed a friend to help carry the components. I feel like I've traded my soul to the devil to get the latest/greatest technology. Of course, now I'm getting the, "I told you so!!" from my wife. I guess I should've accepted the simplicity (although less perfect video compression) of the last-most-current media, recording directly to mini-DVDs in the camcorder. Yikes!
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My little friend
by Yrtti on May 8, 2008
Pros: Quite handy, lots of hard disk space, good looking, face regonizing is good when recording people
Cons: Would prefer wider lens, shuts down in loud noises, focusing issues when filming animals etc
Summary: I really like my camera, its neat, tiny and still makes this huge detailed video. It´s quite amazing, i think.
face regonizion is good feature when filming people. With ...
Summary: I really like my camera, its neat, tiny and still makes this huge detailed video. It´s quite amazing, i think.
face regonizion is good feature when filming people. With animals (i have two cats) it sometimes finds animals eyes and can focus, sometimes it gets confused
lens is not wide enough, though it may be that i´m used to a wider lens with my Panasonic DMC-LX2K. Anyway i bought a wider lens for this. For a lens it´s too big and heavy and it´s still not that wide, only "normal-wide"...
I´m a drummer and this camera shuts down in loud noises...it´s not a good feature either Would be nice to record our gigs and rehersals without tweaking the microphone with duct tape.
120 gigs is a bit too much actually, you dont really need that much of a space with avchd. For example i have recorded 193 clips in three weeks and it still has half of it´s capacity left.
But in a nutshell, it´s very good point and shoot type of camera with full automation etc. you don´t have to trouble yourself to get a decent picture out of it, it takes care it for you almost in any case. With it´s massive hard drive there´s no way you run out of storage space, buy the NP-FH100 and you can record forever
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Very Nice, this is my first camcorder so sort of a novice
by Flightlevel470 on March 8, 2008
Pros: Having HD and all around quality, 120 gig hard drive
Cons: For the price I beleive Sony should incude the FH70 battery instead for the standard
Summary: This is my first camcorder and I am really enjoying it. I found it very easy to operate without having to go to the instructions. The inteface is simple with ...
Summary: This is my first camcorder and I am really enjoying it. I found it very easy to operate without having to go to the instructions. The inteface is simple with a computer. I do wish that as I stated in the Cons that a longer life battery should be included in a high end piece of equipment such as this camcorder
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Excellent HD camcorder with plenty of storage (120GB)
by user0007 on May 14, 2011
Pros: excellent video quality, excellent macro mode from a tripod;
remote control offers professional work from a light tripod;
120GB hard disk, never have had any storage problem on vacation;
excellent lens with no barrel distortion at all;
good white balan
Cons: The lens is starting from 40/37 mm and a wide lens is necessary to attach for achieving wide angle,
however the tele range is excellent - movie mode 40mm - 480mm, still Image mode 37mm - 444mm (35mm equiv)
Some of the white balance presets are having min
Nothing better for the money.
by gspnam on July 25, 2010
Pros: Great video quality, in good light.
Cons: Incomprehensible compromises, poor low light performance and auto focus, and manual focus is no walk in the park. Paging through menus to change basic setting is a PITA, and slow.
Summary: For the most part this camera performs well, but it suffers most of the same ridiculous compromises of every camera under $6K.
In (not very) low light the auto focus ...
Summary: For the most part this camera performs well, but it suffers most of the same ridiculous compromises of every camera under $6K.
In (not very) low light the auto focus will hunt, literally, for 30 minutes, focus for 5 or 10 seconds, then go back on the hunt. This feature can come in handy; you can be sure 90 minutes of irreplaceable unattended camera B-roll footage is completely useless, without wasting a bunch of time examining much of it.
For general consumer shooting in good light there are no better cameras at or anywhere near this price point... for reasons I am unable to fathom.
cant find nothing rong with it
by SilkyBlackWolf on August 16, 2009
Pros: everything its mad i recomented
Cons: theres nothing i dont like
Summary: Well i like it it does everything that i want.But i got 1 question.Hi there to everyone,i wonder if anyone can help me with a question,i ...
Summary: Well i like it it does everything that i want.But i got 1 question.Hi there to everyone,i wonder if anyone can help me with a question,i allready got this camera but im looking to buy another one for my brother inlaw,i found one in japan at a reasonbale price but this is what the seller is saying.Brand New Sony Handycam HDR-SR12 120GB High Definition Camcorder. *****ATTENTION*****This sony camcorder is from Japan, and so all text in the Owners Manual is in Japanese Text and also All Information showing on the LCD Screen Pannel Will also be in Japanese and NOT ENGLISH....Is this true???? isnt there any settings to change it to engleish???? can anyone find out??
Almost perfect! Just don't try to record a concert...
by insaneshayne on January 3, 2009
Pros: Recording quality is awesome as is the ability to take a snapshot of something WHILE recording video. The still camera functionality is actually quite good. Audio quality is great in either 5:1 or 2 ch stereo.
Cons: No audio level control. It gives you either "auto" or "low-level" but no ability to manually turn up or down levels.
This unit CAN NOT RECORD IN AREAS WITH HIGH NOISE LEVELS. It will go into error state. There is no workaround or fix for this!
Summary: Sony has made a great camera here. If you intend on traveling and recording along the way, this camera will be awesome because with the 120GB of storage you get ...
Summary: Sony has made a great camera here. If you intend on traveling and recording along the way, this camera will be awesome because with the 120GB of storage you get up to 15 hours of record time at the highest resolution.
However, if you plan on recording something loud, like a rock concert or shuttle launch or something, forget it. The vibration from the low frequencies vibrate the unit's hard-drive and it freaks out. I had hoped the turning off the camera's "drop sensor" might override this, but sadly it does not. The only fix for this would be for Sony to put a solid state drive in it instead of the conventional "spinning platter" drive.
The camera doesn't allow you to adjust the audio record levels however the auto mode works well for most of what you'll be recording. Since the camera can't record in high noise areas you won't have too much of a problem with distortion...
Bottom line: If you're looking for a great handycam for shooting the sites, family or just walking around, it's great. If you're in a band (like me) and wanted to record your shows on a European Tour, save your money as you'll end up pretty angry at the end of your tour!
It just cant get any better than the HDR-SR12
by supra000 on December 27, 2008
Pros: am not a fan of touch screens i find them very unpractical, but trust me this one is an exception, it is very simple & user friendly.
all the buttons are perfectly set on the camcorder to match your fingers.
Cons: the lack of wind filter can realy bother you sometimes.
Summary: very easy to use, all the buttons are in there right place.
am not a fan of touch screens because i find it very unpractical, and trust me the sony ...
Summary: very easy to use, all the buttons are in there right place.
am not a fan of touch screens because i find it very unpractical, and trust me the sony SDR-SR12 is an exception.
the image stabilaizar works great didnt have any problems there.
the picture taking during recording is a nice trick, love it.
importing images & videos to the PC was a piece a cake, the software was very easy to use.
one thing bothered me was that the camera didnt have a wind filter which causes blurr image for a short period of time if you are recording outdoors in a windy weather, but i guess having all in one camcorder like this you cand simply ignor this default.
Surely one of the best choice !
by YYFILMS on August 18, 2008
Pros: Nightvision, manual focus, 120GB
Cons: small sight, useless 5.1, heavy with FH100 battery,
Summary: The Sony HDR-SR 12 is surely, certainly the best choice you can make if you want to get a HD camcorder.
The colors are very nice, not perfect, but impressing....
Summary: The Sony HDR-SR 12 is surely, certainly the best choice you can make if you want to get a HD camcorder.
The colors are very nice, not perfect, but impressing.
The nightvision is pretty cool, you don't really need flashlight.
The 120 GB space hard drive is more than enought !
The manual focus is enable here, pretty cool, but you need to practice a while.
Note that you must have a battery more, you will be fastly out of battery and not very efficient. I advise you to get the NP-FH100 even if it is a bit heavy, you're lifetime will be the best and no worry about it, don't buy the FH70 kit...
- Manufacturer: Sony
- Part number: HDR-SR12
- Description: The HDR-SR12 delivers everything you need to shoot stunning Full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution video and 10.2 megapixel still images. With Hybrid recording technology, you can record to either an internal 120GB hard disk drive or removable Memory Stick Duo or Memory Stick PRO Duo media. A professional-quality Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* lens and ClearVid CMOS sensor (with Exmor technology) and BIONZ image processor let you capture every detail in video and still images. Additionally, Face Detection technology helps everyone put their best face forward, while the Super SteadyShot optical image stabilization system helps ensure images remain sharp and true.
- Packaged Quantity 1
- Product Type Camcorder - 1080i
- Camcorder Sensor Resolution 5.66 megapixels
- Effective Video Resolution 3.81 megapixels
- Digital Zoom 150 x
- Effective Photo Resolution 5.08 megapixels
- Camcorder Interpolated Photo Resolution 10.2 megapixels
- Camcorder Media Type Hard disk drive
- Optical Sensor Size 1/3.1"
- Optical Sensor Type ClearVid CMOS
- Min Illumination 5 lux
- Digital Video Format MPEG-2,
- Special Effects Monotone,
Old Movie,
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- Image Processor BIONZ
- Max Shutter Speed 1/960 sec
- Shooting modes Digital photo mode
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- White Balance Presets Outdoor,
- Exposure Modes Program,
- Face Detection Face index
- Exposure Metering Matrix,
- Camera Flash Built-in flash
- Image Recording Format JPEG
- Flash Modes Fill-in mode,
Auto mode,
Flash OFF mode,
Red-eye reduction
- Widescreen Video Capture Yes
- AV Interfaces S-Video,
Composite video/audio
Lens System
- Type Carl Zeiss 12 x x Zoom lens - 4.9 mm - 58.8 mm - F/1.8-3.1
- Lens aperture F/1.8-3.1
- Optical Zoom 12 x
- Lens system type Zoom lens
- Min focal length 4.9 mm
- Max focal length 58.8 mm
- Auto Focus TTL contrast detection
- Filter Size 37 mm
- Focus Adjustment Manual,
- Zoom Adjustment Motorized drive
Additional Features
- Low Lux / Night Mode Yes
- Additional Features Progressive shutter system,
Accessories hot shoe ,
Built-in speaker,
Demonstration mode,
Progressive scanning,
Backlight compensation,
Auto power save,
Digital noise reduction,
Touch-screen control,
Dynamic Range Optimizer,
Takes photos while movie recording,
PictBridge support,
USB 2.0 compatibility,
Dolby Digital 5.1 channel recording
- Remote control Remote control - Infrared
- Software Drivers & Utilities,
Sony Picture Motion Browser
- Included Accessories Component video / audio cable,
IR remote control,
Docking station,
USB cable,
Power adapter,
Audio / video cable
Camera Flash
- Effective Flash Range 1 ft - 8 ft
- Viewfinder Type Electronic
- Viewfinder Diagonal Size 0.27 in
- Viewfinder Resolution 123,200 pixels
- Image Aspect Ratio 16:9
- Type 3.2 in LCD display
- Connector Type 1 x Composite video/audio output,
1 x Component video output,
1 x HDMI output,
1 x USB,
1 x S-Video output,
1 x Control-L (LANC),
1 x Headphones,
1 x Microphone,
1 x DC power input
- Microphone Features Zoom
Memory / Storage
- Media type Hard disk drive
- Memory Card Slot Memory Stick PRO Duo card
- Internal Storage 120 GB Hard disk drive
- Image Storage JPEG 3680 x 2760,
JPEG 3680 x 2070,
JPEG 640 x 480
- Video Recording Modes HQ,
System Requirements for PC Connection
- Operating System Support MS Windows XP SP2,
MS Windows Vista,
MS Windows 2000 SP4 or later
- Peripheral Devices USB port,
CD-ROM drive
- Supported Battery Sony NP-FH60
- Supported Battery 1 x Li-ion rechargeable battery ( Included )
Audio Input
- Audio input type Microphone
- Microphone type Built-in
- Microphone Operation Mode Surround
- Microphone technology Electret condenser
Viewfinder / Display
- Display Features Rotating
- Viewfinder Color Support Color
Physical Characteristics
- Width 3.3 in
- Depth 5.4 in
- Height 3 in
- Weight 1.2 lbs
- Sony LCE X3TH - case for camcorder (34881135)344.95
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Twenty-three-year-old Diana DeMayo was helping her millionaire boyfriend Peter Dabish move into his Detroit apartment last year when she was attacked, sustaining a series of blunt-force traumas to her head. After going on the run for weeks, Dabish eventually turned himself in to police and was charged with the first-degree murder of DeMayo in March.
DeMayo's killing was one of 345 murders reported in the Detroit metropolitan area (Detroit-Livonia-Dearborn) last year. The high murder rate helped make the Motor City the most violent crime-prone area in the United States in 2010, with 1,111 violent crimes reported per 100,000 residents.
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To compile our list of America's most dangerous cities, we used the FBI's uniform crime report for 2010, which tallies crime data for each of the country's metropolitan statistical areas, regions that usually consist of a large city and its suburbs or clusters of closely linked smaller cities, and metropolitan divisions, which are core areas within some of the larger MSAs. Because small fluctuations in crime numbers can produce outsize jumps in rates in smaller metropolitan areas, we looked at MSAs with a population of 200,000 or more. We used the FBI's numbers for four categories of violent crimes: murder and non-negligent manslaughter; forcible rape; robbery; and aggravated assault.
It's commonly expected that crime will rise as economic conditions worsen, but that hasn't been the case in the U.S. – violent crime has fallen for the past four years. In 2010, murder was down 4%, rape fell 5%, robbery dropped 10%, and aggravated assault fell 4%, according to the FBI. "There's a complex series of forces at work behind these rates," says Tom Blomberg, dean of the College of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Florida State Univeristy. "The state of the economy, demographics, the number of young males at any given time, the rate of imprisonment and the number of police all factor in."
In the case of Stockton, Calif., geography plays a large part in explaining the area's high rate of violence: 805 violent crimes per 100,000 residents, ranking seventh on our list. The city is a way station on a major drug route from Mexico up the West Coast, which leads to gang competition for turf, says Megan Wolfram, an intelligence analyst at the risk assessment firm iJET. "When you have competing gangs, there's a rise in violence," says Wolfram.
The nationwide drop in crime extends to several of our most dangerous cities, including the Memphis, Tenn., area, which comes in at No. 2 with 1,006 violent crimes per 100,000 residents, down from 1,146 the year before. "Many of [the bottom-most cities] are actually improving, it's just that so are other cities at a higher rate," says Wolfram, an intelligence analyst at iJET.
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Chronic poverty likely plays a role in Memphis' high crime rate – 19.1% of the residents of the MSA were below the poverty line in 2010, making it the most impoverished large metro area in the country, according to Census Bureau data. But detailed record keeping also plays a part in why Memphis ranks so highly on our list: the city's police department adopted a data-driven approach to policing in 2006 that relies on exhaustive and meticulous incident tracking. As a result, it may be recording crimes that in other cities would go unreported to the FBI.
The Springfield, Ill., metropolitan area ranks third on our list with 855 violent crimes per 100,000 residents in 2010. The Illinois state capital confounds analysts who try to interpret its relatively high crime rate. The unemployment rate was lower than the national average at 7% as of July so the economy wouldn't seem to play a major role in crime. The area's relatively young population – 66% of the city is under the age of 44 – may be a factor, as younger areas generally have higher rates of crime.
The FBI warns against simplistic analyses of its local crime data because the factors affecting crime rates are so complex and vary by area. "Valid assessments are possible only with careful study and analysis of the range of unique conditions affecting each local law enforcement jurisdiction," reads the warning that greets every visitor to the Bureau's website where the statistics are compiled.
What's clear, though, is that despite a foundering economy and a stubborn unemployment rate, crime in the United States continues the general downward trend that began in the 1990s. Is it because incarceration rates remain high? Because it takes time for crime trends to change? Or because there are more police on the streets using more sophisticated, data-driven methods? Experts can't say, but the trend extends even to Detroit, which saw a decrease in murders from 398 in 2009 to 345 in 2010.
This is all crap. What about New Orleans, Oakland Ca, Chicago, Ill??? Oh and that Tallahassee is an attractive city for drug runners who bring contraband north from Miami and the surrounding area, because I-10 runs through it. First how can the drugs go North from Miami through Tallahassee? I-75 and I-95 are 100-200 miles away. Also implying that Tallahassee is this heavily segregated city and is poverty ridden is dumb. OK we have a lot of homeless people but that's beside the point. I guess having a historically black college means that we're segregated and have a lot of black people! Black people=poverty! Ummm….no. What gets me is this guy that is a source for this info, is a professor at FSU. Does he know the city he lives in? I guess he just goes by what he sees on his way to work. Student ghettos and French town!
Tallahassee is one of the most dangerous cities? Seriously? I moved to Tallahassee 12 years ago, from Miami, because my neighbors house had been broken into 3 times and once their 5 year old daughter woke up to a man that had climbed into her window.
At that time, my oldest daughter was 5. She wasn't allowed to go outside and play, not even in my fenced back yard, unless someone was with her. It was common for elementary students to be offered and to use drugs in Miami.
Here in Tallahassee, my youngest daughter who is 9, rides her bike in the neighborhood by herself. She plays in both the front and back yard, without me watching her. She walks with her oldest brother from school to the city bus stop and rides the bus to my office. Not in a million years would I have let that happen in Miami.
Tallahassee averages 8 homocides a year. 8 – on average. It's a slow day in Miami if there are only 8 a day. To say that Tallahassee is more dangerous than Miami or New York City is ludicrous.
Congratulations – Forbes magazine just lost all credibility with me. And based on the comments and the absurdity of some of the other cities listed, I'm guessing you've lost credibility across the country.
Little old Tallahassee more dangerous that Las Vegas? That's just crazy.
I've either lived in or visited many cities on your list and I can assure you that Tallahassee doesn't belong there. Yes, the city does have some (petty) crime and, yes, the city does have some poverty. But, does it ever occur to anyone there that this might be due to the fact that the city has about 50,000 COLLEGE STUDENTS living here?
About a quarter of our population typically attends either FSU or FAMU–many of whom are "poor college student" types and subject to college student-type crime–missing Ipods, etc.
I came to town with an FSU student and we were immediately knocked out by its beauty and Southern charm. Everyone here has been polite and friendly. The cost of living is comparatively low and the weather is great. It doesn't snow here. With just a few exceptions, the public schools are very good. The beach is less than an hour away with Orlando about a 6 hour drive.
In short, I wish I'd lived here all my life.
But, f you make ever make a list of cities of pedestrians who are in danger of being hit by cars, then you can count Florida in on that one.
Or, states governed by those who formerly ran companies that committed record Medicare fraud, (ala Rick Scott) sadly, we qualify for that, too.
We are hoping to rectify those problems by the next election.
Tallahassee as #8… when this came out, our corrupt mayor called Forbes all outraged, and convinced Forbes to make edits. He also encouraged us to get on here and make comments about how unfair the ranking was… now this was all on the wctv dot tv website. Funny thing is, if you look at the comments on the WCTV website, they are almost 100% in agreement with Forbes.
Tallahassee is a dangerous place to live, and the whole region is extremely corrupt. You keep doing what you're doing Forbes, don't let our chump politicians try and coherce you otherwise.
Jedi, I don't know what city you actually live in, because it isn't here. And, if there's any corruption that exists here, it's on the state level, governed by Valdemort himself.
You must be a member of the entitlement community if you can be that oblivious.
I live in the Killearn area, and I don't even feel safe there.
State politicians are corruption on a whole other level. But our is mayor under investigation, and lots of our city and county politicians end up in jail from the corruption. If it's not the agressive, truck driving yeehaws, it's the young urban entrepreneurs holding up banks left and right.
Seriously, you don't feel safe in Killearn–land of the well-off professionals? Please. It's time to go back to mommy's basement and hide under the bed.
The mayor is under "investigation" for a possible financial benefit to a company he recommended (yawn.) Wow, such a hotbed of crime.
Seriously, you need to do some traveling. I've lived and visited several major cities and Tallahassee is, by far, the best I've ever seen. The quality of life here is higher by far than most cities in the US.
As every other commentor that I have read on here has stated, your "facts" are very questionable. I lived in Tallahassee for 12 years. Yes, Tallahassee has it's problems just like every other community and there are "pockets of poverty" like every other community, but really to be ranked number 8 is quite preposterous and a little on the absurd side. My family moved to Mobile, AL due to work, and I can state without a doubt in my mind that Mobile is a MUCH more violent area. There are more murders, rapings, robberies, etc. on a daily basis than Tallahassee has in a whole month. Yes, I 10 does run through Tallahassee and with that comes trafficking issues, but I 75 which runs north from Miami up through Georgia and the rest of the eastern seaboard has a much more severe problem with trafficking because it is a direct route from Miami. You need to reconsider your statistics work on this piece and how "communities" are grouped. I would gladly take Tallahassee ANYDAY over where I presently live due to the general safety of the area. How can Tallahassee also be one of the top livable cities for 2011 and be so crime ridden? http://usmayors.org/79thAnnualMeeting/documents/CITYLIVABILITYAWARDS0611.pdf
As well as many other awards and mentions
Tallahassee, really? Consider the fact that 30,000+ people who reside in Tallahassee at least 8 months out of the year are not considered residents, because they are students. Then consider the fact that most of the drug trafficking and aggravated assault you speak of is a result of this younger group of people, making money and protecting their egos. Giuffo, I'm going to start reading more of your articles for a good laugh.
No, the transient students might consume drugs and be loud from partying, but by and large they are the ones that graduate and make themselves useful to society.
The LOCAL youth are the ones making the drugs, holding up banks, etc etc etc. It's the Leon county natives that are destroying Leon county.


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Three students from the Royal Northern College of Music's Junior School are among the winners of this years BBC Proms Inspire Young Composers competition.
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Harry Johnstone, aged 19, was one of three Senior Category winners thanks to his composition Dis-Pulsed, while 17-year-old Harry Castle and 16-year-old Robert Durnin made up two thirds of the successful Junior Category with La Trahison des Images and Study in Anarchy respectively.
Now in its 16th year, the BBC Proms Inspire scheme is for budding composers aged 12 to 18 who want to write their own music. It provides them with a friendly environment to share ideas, participate in workshops, meet other young composers and develop their creativity. The Young Composers competition offers winners an unrivalled opportunity to have their music played by professional musicians at the BBC Proms and broadcast on BBC Radio 3. Each composer also receives a BBC commission.
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At this point I am looking for ground transport and pilots. I am also looking for generous crossposting and a miracle. This is a very long transport and it's going to have to run Friday thru Sunday, unless pilots hop on board to cut down some time. If this transport doesn't go through April 24-26, then it HAS TO GO May 1-3, as the Service Member is deploying!! Please feel free to offer different cities, as this route is new territory to me!
Friday, April 24, Saturday, April 25, and Sunday, April 26,2009** Alamogordo , NM to Brookhaven , PA **
Crossposting Permitted & Appreciated !!!
Due to the large number of Yahoo Groups I belong to and the amount of mail generated on these groups, it is impossible for me to keep up with all of the mail. I'd hate to miss your offer to help, so please email me directly at the email below if you are able to assist. DO NOT respond to the list or I may never see your offer to help!
If you would like to volunteer only as BACKUP if that leg does not fill please indicate clearly on the email that you are volunteering only for BACKUP. We also appreciate an offer for BACKUP if a leg is filled should an emergency occur.
Please respond with the following information to: chainfreeindiana@ yahoo.com (@yahoo.com) OFFLIST if you are able to assist!! I sometimes do not receive all of my emails.
Please if you do not receive a response in a reasonable amount of time call me at: 765.506.0607. I will respond to all offers to drive a leg of this run.
Email Driver Info and Leg you can drive Directly to ME:
Home City/State:
Home Phone:
Cell Phone:
Vehicle Description:
License Plate: Driver's License number (include state):
Emergency Contact: (Name and phone number)
Description: (Height and hair)
References: (Vet, rescue, adoption, personal, previous transport, etc.)
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Please list 24 hour emergency vet along the route if you know of one in your area (include address & phone number):
Friday, April 24, Saturday, April 25, and Sunday, April 26, 2009** Alamogordo , NM to Brookhaven , PA **
Transport Coordinator:
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Coming from: Military Service Member
Person/Organization: Donald Roos
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Going to: Military Service Members Sister
Person/Organization: Heather Roos
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Reason for Transport: Going to service members sister to be fostered while service member is deployed
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Name: Coby
Breed: Labrador Retriever
Age: 2.5 yrs
Gender: Male
Size/Weight: 70 lbs
Altered: Yes
Description/Markings: Brown
Personality/Temperment: owner is slightly hesitant about Coby's reaction to him not being around and going from vehicle to vehicle. So please consider him a **FLIGHT RISK ** until we can determine his behavior on this transport.
Crate: No, but can be put in one if needed
Vaccines/Health Certificate: Yes, both
Known Medical/Behavior Problems: Owner does not want smoking around his dog
Possessions traveling with pet: bag of food for trip, bowls, leash and collar
10 minutes will be allowed between transfers for potty breaks, watering, and transfer of pet and possessions. DON'T FORGET THE PAPERWORK!!
Legs can be split between drivers! Please just let me know!! These legs are longer than what I usually have, due to the length of this transport.
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Mountain Time Zone:
Leg 1 ~ Needed! If trans done Fri, owner is in training/briefing and will be unable to take him on the first leg!
Alamogordo, NM to Ancho , NM
1 hr 30 min ~ 82 miles
6:00 am to 7:30 am
Leg 2 ~ Needed!
Ancho, NM to Pastura , NM
1 hr 30 min ~ 82 miles
7:40 am to 9:10 am
Leg 3 ~ Needed!
Pastura, NM to San Jon , NM
1 hr 30 min ~ 101.45 miles
9:20 am to 10:50 am
Leg 4 ~ Needed!
San Jon, NM to Amarillo , TX
1 hr 25 min ~ 90.5 miles
11:00 am to 12:25 pm (CST 1:25 pm)
Central Time Zone Change:
Leg 5 ~ Needed!
Amarillo, TX to Shamrock, TX
1 hr 30 min ~ 96 miles
1:35 pm to 3:05 pm
Leg 6 ~ Needed!
Shamrock, TX to Weatherford , OK
1 hr 30 min ~ 97 miles
3:15 pm to 4:30 pm
Leg 7 ~ Needed!
Weatherford, OK to Edmond , OK ( Oklahoma City area)
1 hr 20 min ~ 84 miles
4:40 pm to 6:00 pm
Leg 8 ~ Needed!
Edmond, OK ( Oklahoma City area) to Tulsa , OK
1 hr 30 min ~ 100.57 miles
6:10 pm to 7:40 pm
Leg 9 ~ Needed!
Tulsa, OK to Joplin , MO
1 hr 45 min ~ 113 miles
7:50 pm to 9:35 pm
Overnight needed in or near Joplin, MO
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Leg 10 ~ Needed!
Joplin, MO to Marshfield , MO
1 hr 30 min ~ 95 miles
8:00 am to 9:30 am
Leg 11 ~ Needed!
Marshfield, MO to Saint James , MO
1 hr 30 min ~ 97 miles
9:40 am to 11:10 am
Leg 12 ~ Needed!
Saint James, MO to Oakville , MO (outside of St. Louis , MO )
1 hr 30 min ~ 91 miles
9:20 am to 10:50 am
Leg 13 ~ Thanks Stephanie!!
Oakville, MO (outside of St. Louis , MO ) to Vandalia, IL
1 hr 25 min ~ 83 miles
10:50 am to 12:25 pm
Leg 14 ~ Needed!
Vandalia, IL to Marshall , IL
1 hr 25 min ~ 87 miles
12:35 pm to 2:00 pm
Eastern Time Zone change right after Marshall , IL :
Leg 15 ~ Thanks Joanne! (or Leg 16)
Marshall, IL to Indianapolis , IN
1 hr 30 min ~ 93 miles
2:10 pm to (3:40 CST) 4:40 pm
Leg 16 ~ Thanks Joanne! (or leg 15)
Indianapolis, IN to Richmond , IN
1 hr 15 min ~ 73 miles
4:50 pm to 6:05
Leg 17 ~ Needed!
Richmond, IN to Columbus , OH
1 hr 45 min ~ 105 miles
6:15 pm to 8:00 pm
Overnight needed in or near Columbus, OH
Sunday, April 26
Leg 18 ~ Needed!
Columbus, OH to Cambridge , OH
1 hr 20 min ~ 80 miles
8:00 am to 9:20 am
Leg 19 ~ Thanks Darlene and Jim!
Cambridge, OH to Washington , PA
1 hr 25 min ~ 80 miles
9:30 am to 10:55 am
Leg 20 ~ Thanks Darlene and Jim!
Washington, PA to Somerset, PA
1 hr 25 min ~ 77 miles
11:05 am to 12:30 pm
Leg 21 ~ Needed!
Somerset, PA to Willow Hill, PA
1 hr 25 min ~ 82 miles
12:40 pm to 2:05 pm
Leg 22 ~ Thanks Aunt Heather!!
Willow Hill, PA to Brookhaven , PA
2 hr 40 min ~ 150 miles
2:15 pm to 4:55 pm
Jamie Shively ~
Guardian Angels for Soldier's Pet
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Town-wide yard sale to support Chazy Public Library
CHAZY — Friends of the Chazy Public Library will host a town-wide yard sale from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, July 27.
Registration for the sale is $10 per household and due by Tuesday, July 22, to be included on a map of sale sites.
Participants will receive the benefit of advertisements through area newspapers, churches and online. Also, their location will be noted on a colored map. These maps will be available for sale in front of the Chazy Town Hall, Route 9, the day of the sale at a cost of $1.
Registration forms can be picked up at the library on Fiske Road and Route 9, Chazy, or online at www.chazypltwcny.rr.com; or send email to email@example.com.
Checks may be made payable to "Friends of the Chazy Public Library and sent to Carolyn Harding, 19 Miner Farm Road, Chazy, NY 12921.
For more information, call Harding at 846-7721.
Garden Club holding Annual Luncheon
TICONDEROGA — The Carillon Garden Club of Ticonderoga will be having its Annual Luncheon and Card and Game Party on Thursday, Aug. 15, at the Hague Community Center on Route 8.
Festivities will start at 11:30 a.m.
This annual event is a major fundraiser for the club to support a youth scholarship to the State Department of Environmental Conservation Camp Colby as well as beautification projects in Ticonderoga and Hague.
Raffle items will be available as well as many door prizes.
Tickets are $20 per person and are available from Garden Club members or by calling the reservation chairperson, Peggy Secone, at 585-9071. Reservations are due by Aug. 12.


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