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Maryland sophomore center Alex Len is leaving school early to enter the NBA draft.
Len's impending departure had been talked about for weeks but became official Monday when the Ukraine native announced he would forgo his final two seasons of collegiate eligibility to turn pro.
"I'm very grateful for the two years I've spent at Maryland and for everyone that has supported me during my time here," said Len. "It's been an honor to play here, and I've learned so much. I want to thank Coach (Mark) Turgeon and the coaching staff for believing in me and helping me grow as a player and a person. I also want to thank my teammates who were always there for me. We shared some great memories together."
Len's departure comes on the heels of Pe'Shon Howard's announcement that he, too, would not be returning to the Maryland basketball program after deciding to transfer to another school.
Howard, a California native, is leaving Maryland to be closer to his sick grandmother.
Meanwhile, Len averaged 11.9 points and 7.8 rebounds per game while leading the Atlantic Coast Conference with 78 blocks during the 2012-2013 campaign.
The 7-foot-1 center, who was named honorable mention All-ACC and was a member of the All-ACC Defensive team last season, is a projected NBA lottery pick.
"I'm very proud of Alex and am excited for what the future holds for him," said Maryland head coach Mark Turgeon. "To see the progress he's made on the court, in the classroom and socially has been a truly rewarding experience. Alex has worked incredibly hard since he got here and he has earned this opportunity."
Len's productivity showed dramatic improvements from his freshman to sophomore seasons. His scoring average doubled while his rebounding increased from 5.4 to 7.8 rebounds per game. He leaves College Park holding career averages of 9.7 points per game, 7.0 rebounds per game and 2.1 blocks per game in 60 games including 48 starts.
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Poor Choice - Sorry – Service here is terrible! Supposedly they were having a "crazy night" but for a Saturday, it didn't seem nearly as packed as the other restaurants nearby. We waited over 30 minutes for our drinks (water, after all, takes time to pour) and recieved them, as well as our appetizer, near seconds before our food arrived. That being said, the food itself was nothing special. My roll had so much cream cheese in it, I couldn't taste anything else. Their Miso Soup was on par with what I buy in packets from the grocery store and we never got a refill on the water. I liked this place better when you could sit on the floor; now it reminds me too much of Denny's with rows of orange booth seating. What happened to the experience? I will never go back.
Fresh sushi in a casual environment – The rolls are probably some of the best in Orlando, but the service is slow on a busy night. Be sure to try the crunch tuna roll for a different kick.
Yummy Rolls!! – Shiki has the best rolls I've ever had! They have a Spicy Conch roll and this roll with raw scallops and scallions that are absolutely exquisite. Their Sting and Popeye rolls are really good too, I like Popeye because it has kimchee sauce and mussels in it and Sting roll has jellyfish - yum! They also have perfect miso soup and I like their hijiki, although Fuji has the best hijiki. This place is AWESOME, you NEED to go there for the ultimate roll experience!
Another overrrated Park Ave. place – The sushi was OK, but not quite as good as Fuji or Seito. The tea was lukewarm, barely brewed stuff with loose leaves floating through it.
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No you can not drill holes in the bottom of the pit. I have installed many 30" by 30" and 30" by 36" pits. The extra width helps with how long it takes the pit to fill allowing the pump the proper rest time between cycles. Why get cheap all of a sudden? As you said you spent a fortune on the overhead sewer conversion, why cheap out on the sump pump pit, and have your basement flood out again for not having a properly sized and installed sump pump pit?
There is a formula to figuring out the size of a sump pump pit. I don't have it in front of me at this time, but it has to do with total square footage of the roof, property, and the 100 year rain fall numbers. 99% of the homes built use the 18x24 pits and get ok use out of it till a good rain hits the area. Then the pump is over worked, and burns out. Some people even with a small rain the pump gets overworked and burns out due to short cycling.
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ELGIN — A donation to the Gail Borden Public Library District from the family of Dr. Bob Meadows means not only will the teen center get its digital media studio, but also the first-floor community rooms will now have an official name, library officials said.
Library officials announced the donation Tuesday but would not say how much it is or why they were keeping the amount under wraps.
"We are so pleased that the Meadow's legacy will live on inside this building," said Library Executive Director Carole Medal.
"Harry Meadows had the vision that a library would be a wonderful community asset at this location. Dr. Meadows was a lifelong library user. It is so fitting that our community rooms will bear the Meadows name and that this gift will give birth to a fantastic new digital media lab, a place for creativity and learning. We sincerely thank the Meadows family,"
Once completed, the digital media center will be housed in Studio 270, the second-floor teen center that opened in January 2011. It will include suites for video production, sound recording, photography, design, game development, editing, and remixing, said Denise Raleigh, library director of community relations and marketing.
Gail Borden Public Library has had a relationship with the Meadows family since the late 1990s, when the library district began negotiating the purchase of the land it sits on from the Meadows family. The library site at 270 N. Grove Ave. was the longtime home of W.R. Meadows Inc., the company founded by Meadow's parents, Bob and Edna, Raleigh said in a prepared statement.
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Another Loomis study
Digital this time, would have been too messy with pencil
Moar Loomis
Yo, great improvement , man. Keep up the studies, but dont forget to do stuff from head from time to time : D
I've actually been forcing myself to do studies since I find it more enjoyable to doodle. But I really need the kind of knowledge that can only be acquired through studies.
Here's a doddle I quite like so far. Could be very challenging to finish, though.
so many figures ....
Wow great work your studies have really improved! I would love to see more work from your imagination, that spirit thing looks cool! Keep on Posting!
Thanks! You're gonna like this post then^^
Haven't posted in a while. School manages to keep me busy even though I don't really do anything for school. Oh well
no references used for these
I was on a class trip so I didn't get to do much but I tried to do some scuplting
with Zbrush! These are my first 2 sculpts. (+one rushed sketch)
I saved the first one as a document because I'm dumb. The second one I did after watching a few tutorials.
All from imagination
Although I haven't done too much actual work I've been making leaps in anatomical knowledge thanks to sculpting and Ryan Kingslien videos!
I revisited the last 2 sketches and I already figured out some of the stuff in Zbrush.
Another alien done in Zbrush!
I'm starting to figure out the material and rendering/compositing options.
Like I said, I liked the other sketch but I ended up repainting everything
so it doesn't really count as revamping I guess.
the anatomy and lighting is a bit all over the place but I'm fairly pleased considering
I didn't use reference. finished it on halloween
colors still blowing my mind! great updates!
I'm usually pretty happy with my colours but when it comes to fundamentals I'm still lacking in anatomy.
I've been watching some of Dave Rapoza's videos on youtube and they have been a major eye opener for me!
I really need to work on my visual storytelling.
Here's a pretty quick painting 2-3 hours maybe, no refs
great loomis! and the pumpkin fellows are really cool. do you like Bridgman?
I don't particularly like Bridgeman to be honest.
His figures have always seemed a little dumpy and crude to me and I definitely prefer Loomis
but I still appreciate what he has done for figure drawing.
Here's two quick sketches. I'm trying to do sort of an action scene and
I don't really like it so far. meh
continued working on the sketches.
I definitely need to work on action compositions...
i like the mood of the last two.
What u could do on the 2nd one to improve it:
- blur/unsharp whats out of focus and sharpen/give more details whats the focus.
- give more contrast between the sizes of the figures and dragon, place the vanishing point behind the figure to give a better focus
for the first one the same applies. Whats farther away is blurrier.
Hope it makes anysense
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i like those facial structure studies and muscles too, also a really like your lighting choices in alot of your imagination pieces keep it up man!
my sketchbook! Drawing like a maniac!!
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Thanks for the crit!
I scrapped the second one. I tried changing the perspective and it still just wasn't working.
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Thanks! I will, hopefully more regularly than I do now
Thanks a lot!
I know I haven't updated in forever. The last month or two have been quite busy for me.
Seeing as I'll graduate in 5 months and finals are coming up I might not be able to be super productive in the next few months.
I just made a cghub account: xelar.
As I said I didn't get the chance to paint a whole lot but here's a quick hobbit inspired elf painting and a Rise of the Guardians fanart sketch
I'm really liking your sketchbook! looking forward to see more
Thanks! sry you had to wait so long ^^
Haven't posted anything in a while because I scrapped some shitty paintings I started.
Here's a new one and I'm actually quite happy with it. The face is vaguely referenced.
I know this is really similar to one of Juan Jias paintings but I guess thats what happens when you
have it as your desktop background.
still planning on finishing the fanart thingie but that might take some time...
I've peeped through your sketchbook and oh maaan there's some great improvement. I know a lot of people have already said it, but the way you work with color is just amazing. I just wanted to say thank you for the inspiration. Need to work harder!
Great SB man, really stunning use of colour. The improvement is awesome to see, definitely looking forward to seeing more.
Thanks a lot! Right now I don't really feel like i'm improving so that's nice to hear^^
Thanks! I find colour to be pretty easy compared to poses and perspective, atleast the way I approach it. Meaning I just use all the colours of the rainbow and call it a day.
The first one is actually a couple of months old and I finally decided to finish it.
Very Bao Pham inspired, I had one of his paintings as my phone background for ages and it rubbed off.
The rise of the guardians fanart still isn't finished, I feel kinda meh about it.
It's pretty boring and the colour scheme is too monochrome, I think
Okay I'm done with the Rise of the Guardians fanart now.
I reworked the pose and face a bit and tried to get a bit more likeness.
I hope it's not too dark, I might have to calibrate my screen.
these are all pretty awesome. I love the way you handle colour and aren't afraid to have an unusual colour palette. Very nice work.
v nice studies!
plz visit my sketchbook again, I'd love you to do a quick paint over if you have time
Good progress so far. Your use of values is especially improving. Are you using a lot of color dodge or some effect brush like that? Some of the saturated glowy colors look that way, in any case it might be wise to paint a couple of pieces without it, and see how you could portray light using other techniques. Maybe you already have done it and it's a stylistical choice, in which case feel free to ignore this. Anyway good work and keep it up!
Hey there,
To echo what R-K said, the new update is too heavy on the dodge/burn effect. If you could take a few steps back towards what you previously had, that would improve the piece. The values look stronger in that one. Also, his hand is on the large side, either scale it back or make his head a bit bigger, and the background could use some love!
Hope this helps man. All the best!
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You're definitely right, sometimes the colours get too saturated and it's a little overbearing
I actually don't really use dodge or burn but looking back at it the contrast is a little too high.
I was trying to distort the perspective with the hand a little bit but it didn't really work so it looks kinda big^^
I haven't updated in forever because I was busy with finals and my university application.
I'm done with school now and I'm planning on studying Game Design.
Hopefully I can post more frequently now!


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The first winner of Sarmat's "Compare the Quality" campaign evaluated the achievements of the best European brewers (Translation)
9 August 2011
The Sarmat's promotional campaign "Compare the Quality", conducted in all regions of the country in the middle of the beer season, has just ended. The first winners of the campaign lottery have recently returned from their trip to one of Europe's beer capitals, Brussels.
The "Compare the Quality" campaign was conducted from early May to mid-June 2011 and involved all the regions of the Ukraine. Lottery participants had to be at least eighteen years old. Over the course of 8 weeks, the participants were able to win a tour for two to one of the European countries with ancient brewing traditions: England, Belgium, Germany, Holland, and the Czech Republic. Besides the tours, the campaign winnings included instant prizes, such as cell phone cards (7-800 hryvnas), and goods from Sarmat's web-store.
Valentina Pafnutieva from Marganets, Dnepropetrovsk region, became the first winner of the tour to Belgium. On this exciting trip to a "beer kingdom", Valentina and her husband had a chance to compare the quality of "Sarmat" beer, produced at the Ukrainian branch of SABMiller, with the best Belgian beers.
"I never thought that this fairytale could become a reality. When participating in the campaign, we didn't have the slightest hope that we would win one of the main prizes, the trip to Belgium", says Valentina. "Brussels surprised us by its architecture, cultural legacy and the variety of tasty Belgian beers. After having visited one of the most famous beer capitals, we have every reason to say that our 'Sarmat' is no worse than Belgian beer. Now we are absolutely sure of it!"
Very soon, another seven campaign winners will be able to compare the quality of the Ukrainian beer with the best European beer samples in Amsterdam, Munich, Prague, Berlin and London.
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SABMiller plc is one of the world's largest brewers with brewing interests and distribution agreements across six continents. The group's wide portfolio of brands includes premium international beers such as Pilsner Urquell, Peroni Nastro Azzurro, Miller Genuine Draft and Grolsch, as well as leading local brands such as Aguila, Castle, Miller Lite, Snow and Tyskie. SABMiller is also one of the world's largest bottlers of Coca-Cola products.
About Miller Brands Ukraine
PJSC Miller Brands Ukraine is a subsidiary of SABMiller plc. In July 2008 SABMiller plc acquired 99,84% of JSC Sarmat. At the end of 2010 the company changed the name from JSC Sarmat to PJSC Miller Brands Ukraine. The brand portfolio of Miller Brands Ukraine includes local brands like Sarmat and Zhygulivske, as well as well-known international brands: Miller Genuine Draft (imported), Zolotaya Bochka (Russian premium brand, produced in Ukraine under license), Velkopopovicky Kozel (Czech premium brand, produced in Ukraine under license) and Amsterdam Mariner (Dutch brand, produced in Ukraine under license).
This SABMiller subsidiary news release has been translated from its local market language to English language for publication on www.sabmiller.com. We have attempted to provide an accurate translation of the original material but due to the difficulties of translation slight differences may exist.
Note, the news release was first published in its local market on [05/08/2011].


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My Funny Valentine from Babes in Arms is featured in Silly Love Songs, the twelfth episode of Season Two. It is sung by Tina, but she was so overcome with love for Mike that she broke down crying during the performance.
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My funny Valentine
Sweet, comic Valentine
You make me smile with my heart
Your looks are laughable
Yet you're my favorite work of art
Is your figure less than Greek?
Is your mouth a little weak?
When you open-
Are you smart?
Oh, God.
Every day is Valentine's Day
When I'm with you
I'm so overcome with love
I love you, Mike Chang!
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Destin rests on the Emerald Coast, and its white beaches and stunning emerald waters serve as the perfect backdrop for a romantic getaway with your sweetie. This once sleepy fishing community is now a thriving destination for tourists, with over 4.5 million visitors each year. If you're thinking of taking your special someone on a romantic vacation, consider visiting a bed and breakfast in Destin, FL. Continue reading
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Angel Haze – Look What You've Done LyricsFollow
Kinda wanna talk about myself today
We'll call this shit honesty hour
Yeah, alright
[Verse 1:]
It's like mid '91 and I'm her growing pains
And she saying
"You should change, you don't have to go that way"
But then you walk out and you do you
And you telling her that you knew
You would do something that day
Even though, I was on my way
And it hurts me cause you knew that
You took the pistol, you pulled back
Didn't think that nigga would of fought back
Didn't think one shot could of caused that
And I hate you, I hope you know this shit
Tears wanna fall, lemme hold that shit
Get what you give when you sold that shit
Can't really understand how we go that quick
I used to pray that God would give you a second chance
You know, maybe then you would be a better man
But, you dream until you realize
Everything runs, especially the tears cry
Even after all of the years I, probably never know what it feels like
Damn, and you don't know what I've been through
If Hell is where they sent you
Then dare I say, that I've been too
And maybe we were together for a moment
Even though I never really shown it
Every cut hurts so much more
When there ain't nothing to put on it
And boy you should of seen my mom
Got hurt, but she did a damn good job
I was one of the smartest in my class
Dad, I worked so damn hard
And I got through it all
Even when they hurt and raped me
But I can't let go of the thought that
You probably could have saved me
But I got it (I got it)
Cause pain hurts but it heals too
And after all this shit that I've been through
I got it (I got it)
Look what you've done
Look what you've done
Look what you've done for me
(Oooh, yeah yeah)
When life's hard, it means something
You get through, you gon' be something
You got it (you got it)
Look what you've done
Look what you've done
Look what you've done for me
[Verse 2:]
It's like '06, 6:30 in the early A
My mom wakes me and my brother
And says that we're going away
And then my stomach tightens
My heart drops, then I start to shake
And we pack up and before long we were on our way
And I, just keep remember thinking
Why the fuck do we gotta keep leaving?
Why does everybody wanna fucking hurt us?
Someone give me a good reason
Then I looked to the left and seen those tears on my mother's face
And I thought somewhere inside
She was just wishing herself to another place
And we ain't have no where to go
So they put us in a shelter
Seemed like no matter where we looked
Nobody could really help us
And we ain't have no food
Nothing in my stomach for like 30 something nights
Never saw it coming, I got perfect fucking sight
My mother cried on her knees like every fucking night
And nothing really hurts like that
You ever feel like dirt like that?
Did you ever lose your worth like that?
Then you don't know the hurt I got
And you don't know the work you got
That's what my mom would always say
When the devil try to bring you down
God would send all these ways
How did she have all that faith?
I swear I would of given up on it
But even after all that pain
She was still there, on her knees, calling
And I don't really get that
I was never fully with that
But every time she called on God
He was always quick to get back like
You got it
Cause pain hurts but it heals too
And after all this shit that I've been through
I got it (I got it)
Look what you've done
Look what you've done
Look what you've done for me
(Oooh, yeah yeah)
When life's hard, it means something
You get through, you gon' be something
You got it (you got it)
Look what you've done
Look what you've done
Look what you've done for me
(Uh, yeah)
You knew that I was gon' be something
You stressed out and you need something
I got you
And when life's hard, it means something
You go through, you gon' be something
You got it
[Verse 3:]
It's 2011, I'm crazier than I ever been
And I still get blessed, yeah blessed, like I never sin
And I think I feel good about myself again
It just get hard sometimes, when you feel like you never win
I know, boo hoo, sad story
Young and addicted to that glory
Never thought that love could hurt me
I never predicted that it could be that gory
But I still give my all
Yeah I still give my all
Til the sky becomes the sea
Til everything in heaven calls
Gotta stay strong
I gotta let down my guard
Gotta let them see my truth
Gotta let them see my scars
Yeah, look what they've done
Look what they've done
What I've become (hey)
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Guest MMQB: Coby Fleener talks Rookie Symposium, going to camp
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The Rookie Symposium was more educational and entertaining than I expected
Michael Irvin, Adam Jones & Terrell Owens were among the memorable speeches
Ten Things I'm Bringing to My Rookie Training Camp & Ten Things I Think I Think
Peter King is on vacation, so he's recruited some help filling in on Monday Morning Quarterback. This week, Indianapolis Colts rookie tight end Coby Fleener takes the reins.
I'm sure you're probably wondering why Peter asked me to express my musings in this guest version of Monday Morning Quarterback. I'll try to explain briefly why he chose me instead of my little-known sidekick at Stanford and, now with the Indianapolis Colts, Andrew Luck.
As I worked toward my Master's Degree in Media Studies, I took a journalism course last winter in specialized reporting and writing about sports taught by author Gary Pomerantz, a former sportswriter. We studied the history and evolution of sportswriting and wrote features and profiles ourselves.
I had been interviewed plenty of times, but had never really thought much about the process. For my first story, I interviewed former Washington Redskins great Joe Jacoby, the man for whom I am named, and wrote a first-person account of the experience. As the family story goes, my mother was pregnant with me in 1988, saw an NFL game on TV and noticed Joe's last name on the back of his jersey. She liked it so much that she and my dad gave me the name Jacoby Fleener.
My first experience as an interviewer was exhilarating. The preparation was challenging, and so was the give-and-take of our phone conversation. I confess I was a little nervous. I quickly learned that the best sports reporters must be multitaskers, and that I have a ways to go in that regard. Thankfully, Joe was kind and patient with me, knowing that I was a rookie sportswriter. He allowed me to slow things down a few times. We talked about his life, and about life in the NFL. He advised, "Be yourself."
A second assignment asked students to write a profile of a current sportswriter, showing how his/her biography shapes the work, and how he/she has adjusted to the modern media revolution. I assumed this profile would be easier than the first. After all, the reporter would know what I was going through.
I chose to profile Peter King. I'm a regular reader of MMQB, and have seen him on TV and in the studio many times. As I interviewed Peter, I realized how much I respect his work, and his approach to it. I was impressed with his extensive list of NFL connections, and his writing style.
But it was more than that. I realized that Peter, like many of my new Colts teammates and I, loves what he does and is thankful for the opportunity to do it. And it isn't just that Peter is happy performing his dream job. I sensed that he pushes himself harder than hard to be the best in his profession.
He told me that he'd been affected by something that New England receiver Wes Welker said in a press conference after the Patriots lost to the Giants in last season's Super Bowl.
Welker had dropped a pass that he should have caught and said that he felt as if he had let down his team.
Peter said, "I have incredibly high regard for Welker. I don't have respect for guys who don't take it very seriously and are in it for some other reason than to try to, when they're out there, be absolutely as good as they can."
Peter doesn't see himself in the mold of Welker, even though he obviously is.
Playing pro football and covering it have more in common than I'd realized.
Life at the Rookie Symposium.
Just when the rookies thought that the whirlwind days of their first mini-camps and Organized Team Activities (OTAs) were over.
The Rookie Symposium is sort of like a four-day mini-camp unto itself. Put on by the NFL, it is intended as an orientation for rookies to smooth their transition from college to the NFL. According to the NFL Player Engagement website, the symposium provides "... an orientation to life in the NFL, including social responsibility, professional development, community engagement, league policies, workplace conduct, and media relations. In addition, it offers educational life-skills workshops on topics ranging from substance abuse, sex education, domestic violence, DUI, gambling, personal finance, associations, and family issues." Somewhere, mixed in with the laundry list of no-no's, are some great opportunities to meet some great people, and to learn.
Is it working?
The most important question is whether or not the long days of talks from former players and NFL employees really helps. Due to the lockout, the 2011 Rookie Symposium was cancelled. However, the downward trend of arrests of NFL players continues. According to the NFL there were 79 arrests in 2006, 73 in 2007, 72 in 2008, 62 in 2009, 64 in 2010, and 62 in 2011. The arrests ranged from possession of unprescribed Viagra to DUI to federal drug charges. It is difficult to discern whether the decline is a result of fear of stronger punishments from Commissioner Goodell, better education through programs such as the Rookie Symposium, or a combination of the two.
My experience:
Day 1: Wednesday
After spending a few hours delayed in the Indianapolis airport, I made it to the hotel with the other Colts rookies just in time for dinner and a little catching up with other teams' rookies. After that, we made our way to the main ballroom. The NFL's desire to make the environment player-friendly and exciting was evident. Loud pop music blared through speakers and colored lights flashed on a stage, flanked by two large high definition televisions. Giant banners of NFL legends like Walter Payton and Brett Favre covered each wall. I expected to have to suffer on uncomfortable, easily stackable hotel chairs, but instead found rows of comfortable, leather swivel desk chairs.
The lights went down and the TVs sprang to life. A rousing, inspirational NFL Films recap of the 2011 season showed highlights from a variety of big games throughout the year. The final shot showed the Vince Lombardi Trophy being held after the Super Bowl, as if to remind the rookies of their ultimate goal.
Troy Vincent, Vice President of Player Engagement, welcomed the rookies.
Each player was handed a wireless keypad to allow them to answer questions. Antonio Freeman, the second speaker and former standout receiver for the Green Bay Packers, explained that they were a part of the "Ultimate Rookie Challenge." Four times during the symposium, rookies were given eight different questions and 10 seconds to answer each of them. The top five prizes for the teams that won were:
5th: Xbox Kinect
4th: Beats headphones
3rd: Bose Soundlink Wireless music system
2nd: Bose Music System 3
1st: iPad
To test the wireless keypad system, and to get responses to a survey, the NFL did a trial run, asking, "Which forms of social media do you use?" I pressed the button for Twitter. I then looked at Luck, because I realized he's likely the only guy in the room who didn't press any buttons during the response time. He looked at me with a big smile on his face, and I couldn't help but laugh.
Once Freeman stepped off the stage, the lights dimmed again. Shadows darted around, moving furniture as if it were between scenes at a play. Soon after the lights came back on, a couple walked onto stage, talking to each other and completely ignoring the slightly confused audience. The two actors were the first of a group that would portray various scenarios that players might have to deal with in the future. These parts were called "Walk Throughs." We were then interviewed about our opinions on the skit.
Highlights of this portion included:
In response to a question about what qualities to look for in a woman, someone responded, "She's got to have good credit."
Melvin Ingram, the Chargers' first round pick, being pulled on stage to attempt to explain to his "dad" (played by the announcer) that the whole family shouldn't move with him to San Diego.
Ross Tucker interviewing a player panel of now second-year players from a variety of backgrounds and draft positions. It was helpful to hear from guys who had recently been rookies, and learn small tidbits from them about the steps it takes to become true professionals.
The best quote from the session, courtesy of Ravens receiver Torrey Smith, who explained the importance of having a plan and preparing for life after the NFL: "Congratulations on making it into the NFL. You're now on your way out of the NFL."
The end of the night concluded with breakout groups to discuss team-building and our transition from college to the NFL.
I also learned this cool factoid: Hall of Fame cornerback Willie Brown never played defensive back until his coach handed him his playbook at the start of his first NFL camp. He had played both ways as a tight end and linebacker in college. My sources tell me that the Colts plan on keeping me at tight end ... for now.
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'Saturday Night Live' funny woman, Rachel Dratch gave birth to her son, Eli Benjamin on Aug. 24, 2010. Dratch did not reveal the identity of the father until Oct. 2010, when she confirmed that it is her boyfriend, a consultant to natural food businesses, Jason Wahl. He has since moved to New York City to be closer to her and so that they can raise their son together.
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Piedmont Transportation says they made a delivery mistake last week at the Fas Mart on Virginia Avenue in Collinsville.
A spokesperson for the Chatham based company say a driver accidentally pumped gasoline instead of kerosene into an underground tank.
That type of kerosene is used for heaters. Safety officials say using gasoline could cause an explosion.
"I've worked quite a few fires where people are burned seriously when they simply made the mistake of putting the wrong fuel in a kerosene heater," said Randy Howell, the Henry County Fire Marshal.
The fuel was sold between Friday and Tuesday to a few people. Managers at the story will give refunds if the customer has a receipt.
The company is asking customers to call the store at 276-647-2071 if they have questions.
Fas Mart is located at 2758 Virginia Avenue in Collinsville across from McDonald's.


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What's Brewing? Amid wild week, Brewers continue to roll
There was an Easter Sunday brawl, the cover literally being hit off a baseball and pitchers rocking out to '80s band Wang Chung.
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Jean Segura hit a three-run homer, and the Milwaukee Brewers broke out of an offensive slumber at home to support Kyle Lohse in a 5-2 win over the San Diego Padres on Wednesday night.
Major League Baseball has suspended four players involved in last Sunday's brawl between the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Milwaukee Brewers.
Yovani Gallardo made it a point to be aggressive on the mound and get hitters to chase pitches that could be turned into easy outs.
Aramis Ramirez homered, Ryan Braun drove in two runs and the Milwaukee Brewers beat the San Diego Padres 4-3 Monday night.
Khris Davis delivered the biggest hit in a game interrupted by a punch-filled brawl, homering in the 14th inning to lift the Milwaukee Brewers over the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-2 Sunday.
Ryan Braun hit a pair of late home runs, including a two-run blast with two out in the ninth to lift the Brewers past the Pirates to an 8-7 victory Saturday at PNC Park in Pittsburgh.
Kyle Lohse pitched effectively into the seventh inning, Carlos Gomez homered and the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-3 Friday night.
The good news for the Brewers? They have the best record in baseball through 15 games.
Brewers relievers were torched for nine runs over the final two innings Thursday, turning a tied game into an 11-2 rout by the Pirates at PNC Park in Pittsburgh.
Wily Peralta allowed one run in 6 1-3 innings, and the Milwaukee Brewers turned two errors into four unearned runs Wednesday in a 5-1 win over the St. Louis Cardinals that avoided a series sweep.
Shelby Miller struck out seven and allowed three hits over six innings, and Mark Ellis had two RBIs in his return from the disabled list to lead the St. Louis Cardinals to a 6-1 win Tuesday night over the Milwaukee Brewers.
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Other big economies may be stuck in the doldrums - I'm talking to you, euro zone - but if the past week's report on exports is any indication, China is back on the fast track.
The thing is, plenty of key reports are about to be published, so China watchers will have a lot to sort through before the outlook becomes clear.
In the coming week, "the focus is going to be on that fourth quarter GDP report" says Rebecca Patterson, chief investment officer at Bessemer Trust. If that number is solid, and jibes with other reports on retail sales, industrial production, and fixed asset investment, "then the stars really align and you're going to Chinese related assets take off."
The way to play that with currencies, Patterson told CNBC's Melissa Lee, is with the Australian dollar. China is Australia's largest trading partner, so she wants to buy the Aussie against the U.S. dollar on a pullback.
Patterson recommends entering the trade at 1.0500, setting a stop at 1.0350 and looking for a move to 1.1000. "We have some levels to get through to get to 1.1000, but if we can keep seeing China recovering, the U.S. Washington stuff is not a complete disaster, risk appetite can stay intact, I think we can see that over the next few months."
Todd Gordon, co-head of research and trading at Aspen Trading Group, is also watching the Aussie. He points out that "we have not yet closed above weekly resistance" at 1.06, but as one of the strongest currencies in the G10, he thinks the Aussie has upside potential. "I will be long wiith you, but we need to see a weekly 1.06 close to get this train going."
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