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Kristen Kenney- Northeast Recruiting
Friday: Bayside (Va.) vs. Oscar Smith (Va.) at 7 p.m.
Both teams are loaded with some of the best talent in the state of Virginia. Four-star running back and UVA commit Taquan "Smoke" Mizzell is a game-changer for Bayside along with defensive back Quinn Blanding, a highly touted 2014 recruit. At helm, Bayside has Deion Stitt. Looking at Oscar Smith, 2014 defensive tackle Andrew Brown is a stud, and UVA wide receiver commit Zack Jones is not one to miss.
Chad Simmons- National Recruiting Analyst
This game has top prospects on each team and leading the way at seniors Jay Woods and Justin Akins from Jackson and Marqui Hawkins from Carver. Woods is a strong defensive lineman committed to Vanderbilt and Akins is a defensive end committed to Georgia Tech. Hawkins is an athlete that is committed to Florida as a wide receiver. He could be a very good free safety too. Each team has underclassmen to watch as well. The top two are 2015 defensive end Mekhi Brown from Carver and 2016 defensive tackle Michael Carter from Jackson. Brown was recently offered a scholarship by Alabama and he could become a national recruit. Carter has started every game this season and he will appear on many radars in the years to come.
Jamie Newberg - National Recruiting Analyst
Thursday: Tallahassee (Fla.) Lincoln vs. Tallahassee (Fla.) Godby at 6 p.m.
Lincoln is 8-0 and as usual is loaded with talent. They are led by Gator bound linebacker James Hearns, Georgia commit in wide receiver Reggie Williams and uncommitted wideout Taj Williams. Those are just three of their senior standouts. Junior defensive back Kendall Randolph and linebackers Travis Hearns and Jeffrey Williams are all big time guys in 2014. Godby is led by senior running back Khalid Thomas. He's a versatile talent committed to Kentucky. Safety Deion Singleton and linebackers Kris Harris and Jacob Pugh are all BCS 2014 recruits while sophomore cornerback Jaylin Hayward already holds some major scholarship offers from teams like FSU, Florida and Miami.
Friday: Hamilton (Ga.) Harris County at Thomasville (Ga.) Thomas County Central at 8 p.m.
Harris County is home to three-star defensive tackle Jay Ellison. He's one of the top DL prospects from the Peach State with scholarship offers from teams like Auburn, Georgia Tech, Ole Miss and Mississippi State. Harris County has two very talented sophomores in quarterback/defensive back Taquon Marshall and wide receiver Tae Crowder. Thomas County Central is led by 2014 running back Adam Choice. If the last name sounds familiar he's a cousin of former Georgia Tech running backs Tashard Choice as well as Joe Burns. TCC also has another D1 running back in Deondre Cooksey, who's also a junior.
Michael Clark-
Atlantic Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Apex (N.C.) Middle Creek vs. Raleigh (N.C.) Leesville Road at 7:30 p.m.
This second round playoff matchup features two of the top teams in the Triangle area. Middle Creek comes in with an 11-1 record, while Leesville Road is 11-0. Both teams have high-powered offenses, so whoever gets the ball last could win the game. Middle Creek is led by senior quarterback David Salmon, who has thrown for close to 3,000 yards and 35 touchdowns. The Mustangs also have junior wide receiver Curtis Burtson. He has close to 900 yards receiving and 11 touchdowns. The 6-foot-2, 210-pound Burston is attracting interest from several schools in the Southeast. Leesville is led by junior playmaker Braxton Berrios. Over the course of the game, Berrios will likely line up at quarterback, running back, wide receiver, defensive back, and kick returner. He has scholarship offers from Duke, East Carolina, Maryland, Minnesota, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia Tech, and Wake Forest.
Geoff Vogt - Florida Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Immokalee (Fla.) at Fort Myers (Fla.) Dunbar at 7:30 p.m.
Two of the most talented teams in Southwest Florida play a game that should prepare each for the playoffs (that starts next week). Immokalee CB Mackensie Alexander will be tested by Dunbar's talented trio at WR: Johnell Barnes (Duke), Ryeshene Bronson (UF- 2014), and Joe Williams(2014). Dunbar also has a pair of sensational sophomore's in Daniel Cobb (ATH/QB) and Marquise Bryant (RB). It has not been the season that Immokalee envisioned, but they are still district champs and one of the most dangerous teams in the 5A classification. The return of do everything QB Tshumbi Johnson (Cincinnati) should open up the offense to allow their own set of talented wide receivers space: J.C. Jackson (FSU-2014), Xavier Richardson (USF), and Jimmy Bayes(2014). Want defense? There should be plenty of that on both sides with Deadrin Senat, Mackenro Alexander, James Hurajay, Sam Jones, Tajze Battle (UNC-2014), and Ahmad Richards (WKU). There could be 17 D-1 players on the field in this one.
John Garcia Jr. - Southeast Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Atlanta (Ga.) Marist at Carver Atlanta (Ga.) at 8:00 p.m.
Marist is led by Stanford tight end commit Greg Taboada, and he also doubles as the team's defensive end on that side of the ball. Myles Willis, a Boston College pledge, sets the pace as the signal-caller for the War Eagles. The athlete is the floor general for the triple-option attack and he can make plays all night long, especially in the open field. Those seniors are already through the recruiting process, so we'll look to get more film on 2014 talent Kendell Baker, who projects best as an offensive lineman at the moment. Carver is filled with talented underclassmen led by junior wide receiver Tevish Clarke, who has already snagged a Purdue offer. Sophomore defensive back Aaron Williams is already getting SEC mail early in the process. His run support skill will be on full display against the run-heavy Marist bunch.
Steve Robertson - Southeast Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Hattiesburg (Miss.) at Gulfport (Miss.) at 7 p.m.
The Tigers of HHS will travel to region champ Gulfport High School this Friday night in a first round playoff game for both teams. Hattiesburg will look to get the ball to 2013 prospects Brandon Acker and Mississippi All-Star selection Tony Bridges. Gulfport was without head coach Mike Justice for part of the season due to some health issues. Justice is back in the saddle and the Admirals are playing their best football of the season.
Yancy Porter - Mississippi Scout
Friday: Southwind (Tenn.) at Whitehaven (Tenn.) at 7:00 p.m.
Whitehaven has become a hot bed for talent in the state of Tennessee. There will be several D1 candidates that will be on display Friday. They feature a trio of players committed to SEC schools in RB Mark Dodson (Ole Miss), CB Darrius Sims (Vandy), and WR Gerald Perry (Vandy). Other D1 names to keep an eye on are OL Vincent Hunter, and QB Patrick Smith. Southwind features tailback Darius Henderson who scored three touchdowns in their opening win in the playoffs last week against Houston. On the defensive side of the ball keep your eye on free safety Cedric Miller.
Amy Campbell - Florida Recruiting Reporter
Friday: Palm Beach Gardens (Fla.) Dwyer at Delray Beach (Fla.) American Heritage at 7 p.m.
The stage is set for an intense battle between two top Florida teams in undefeated American Heritage and 8-1 Dwyer. Both teams are absolutely loaded with Division-I prospects. American Heritage running back Greg Bryant is one of the most electric playmakers in the state and has plenty of schools after him. Lately, Bryant's been talking mostly to Auburn, Florida State, and South Carolina. Senior athlete Marcus Davis and offensive lineman Roderick Johnson have plenty of schools after them as well. The Dwyer defense boasts of senior defensive end Malik Brown, who has double digit offers including Cincinnati, Illinois, USF, Kentucky and Mississippi. 2014 wide receiver Johnnie Dixon already has big-time attention including offers from Florida, Florida State, Miami, Alabama, and Ohio State. Junior defensive end Mark Kelly has also been a playmaker on the defensive line for Dwyer this season.
Kristen Ledlow - Southeast Field Reporter
Friday: Landmark Christian (Ga.) at Eagles Landing Christian (Ga.) at 7 p.m.
As Landmark Christian heads to Eagles Landing, top prospects in the southeast will face-off on the gridiron. The home team boasts four-star defensive end Isaac Rochell, who has been committed to Notre Dame since June. With more than twenty collegiate offers, Rochell has not expressed an interest in visiting others. Eagles Landing is also home to three-star running back Keyante Green, who committed to Purdue in July after formerly being committed to UCLA. Green also holds a handful of offers, namely in the ACC and SEC. The visiting team, Landmark Christian, is home to senior defensive back Cole Higbie. Alongside Higbie are fellow seniors in Joshua Nobles, a receiver, and offensive tackle John-Paul Reed.
Bill Greene - Ohio Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Kent (Ohio) Roosevelt vs. Aurora (Ohio) at 7:30 p.m.
Kent Roosevelt features the dual-threat talents of quarterback Tra'Von Chapman, and the Pittsburgh commit has had a great senior season. Wide receiver Trei Thomas holds MAC offers, and is Chapman's favorite target. Aurora is led by three seniors on the defensive side of the ball. Patrick Dougherty is a defensive end with several offers. Linebackers Zach Quinn (Toledo commit) and Zach Smierciak (Miami of Ohio commit) are both impressive players. This is a great second round playoff matchup.
Saturday: Hubbard (Ohio) vs. Akron (Ohio) St. Vincent-St. Mary at 7:00 p.m.
The second round playoff game will feature several top underclassmen in Ohio. Junior linebacker Dante Booker has six Big Ten offers, and is one of the top 2014 prospects in Ohio. He has impressed this year on the field. Senior wide receiver Franshon Bickley holds an Akron offer and is a threat to score from long distance. For Hubbard, sophomore twins Larry and Isaiah Scott are both top 2015 prospects in Ohio. Larry Scott is a power-running tailback and could be the top overall 2015 prospect in-state, while Isaiah Scott is a wide receiver/linebacker prospect.
Dave Berk - Ohio Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Batavia (Ohio) vs. Clarksville (Ohio) Clinton Massie at Kings (Ohio) High School at 7:30 p.m.
Two 11-0 teams in Division IV (Region 16) look to advance and a couple of players we've not seen in action will have a chance to showcase their talents. Batavia athlete KeShawn Foley is averaging over 100 yards rushing per game and is coming off a 174 yard four touchdown performance in the first round of the playoffs. Clinton Massie is looking to advance and will look to two-way standout Trent Smart who is committed to Ohio University.
Friday: Franklin (Ohio) vs. Cincinnati (Ohio) Turpin at Mason (Ohio) High School at 7:30 p.m.
The second round of the Division II (Region 8) playoffs has two exciting games on Friday night as we've selected this one as No. 1 seed Turpin looks to stay undefeated against No. 4 seed Franklin led by sophomore quarterback and two-sport standout Luke Kennard (6-foot-5, 180-pounds) who earned Quarterback of the Year honors in the Southwestern Buckeye League and has thrown for 1,746 yards and 23 touchdowns so far this season. Kennard already holds offers in basketball from the likes of Ohio State, Michigan, West Virginia and Indiana to name a few. We saw Turpin early in the season and was impressed with linemen Yanni Gregg (6-3, 220) and Tyler Ernst (6-4, 225) and look forward to getting a second look at them again.
Saturday: Liberty Township (Ohio) Lakota East vs. Cincinnati (Ohio) Moeller at University of Cincinnati at 2:00 p.m.
In the first of two Division I (Region 4) games Lakota East will look to keep winning behind their high powered rushing attack with three players with over 500 yards on the season. Up front 6-foot-5, 265-pound junior offensive lineman Jarrett LaRubbio and senior Richie Gould (6-6, 240) lead the way. However, Moeller is playing some of its best football of the season with back-to-back wins over Louisville (KY) Trinity and Huber Heights (Ohio) Wayne. The Crusaders have senior leadership in running back Keith Watkins (Northwestern), linebacker Shane Jones (Michigan State) and offensive lineman Alex Gall (Miami Fla.). Watkins earned Greater Catholic League South Athlete of the Year honors with a great season that has him with 1,592 rushing yards and 20 touchdowns on the season.
Saturday: Cincinnati (Ohio) Elder vs Cincinnati (Ohio) Colerain at University of Cincinnati at 6:00 p.m.
The second Region Four match-up has 11-0 Colerain taking on 8-3 Elder who is back in the playoffs for the first time since 2009. Elder senior quarterback Josh Moore has passed for 2,023 yards and 15 touchdowns this season and junior running back Chris Schroer has rushed for 1,382 yards and 23 scores on the season against a big and physical offensive line. Colerain will look to use its size and speed on both sides of the ball to advance to the regional final next weekend. Leading the way up front for the Cardinals offense is University of Cincinnati pledge Dylan Wiesman (6-4, 300) who has helped senior quarterback Alfred Ramsby have a great season passing for 1,425 yards and 14 touchdowns while running for 1,240 yards and 17 scores. On defense senior Dae'shaun Durham clogs the middle for junior linebacker Tegray Scales who is getting interest from many.
Beth Long -
Midwest Recruiting Reporter
Saturday: Wheaton (Ill.) North vs. Glenbard (Ill.) West at 1 p.m.
Two of the most explosive offenses that I have seen all season meet in an 7A quarterfinal battle. Five seed Wheaton North takes on one seed Glenbard West to see who advances to the state semi-finals. Wheaton North is led by senior quarterback Johnny Peltz and junior quarterback and wide receiver Clayton Thorson. Thorson has offers from Iowa, Northwestern, Penn State, Illinois, Indiana and NIU at the quarterback position. Glenbard West on the other hand is led by senior wide receiver Nathan Marcus who is committed to Vanderbilt, and been making plenty of big yardage plays throughout the playoffs. Marcus joins 2013 defensive lineman Ruben Dunbar who recently picked up an offer from Oklahoma State, along with offers from Illinois, Purdue and others. Several juniors are also looking to make an impact after picking up their first offers, Glenbard West defensive back Hayden Carlson and offensive lineman Eric Shute.
Saturday: Mount Carmel (Ill.) at Lyons Township (Ill.) at 7 p.m.
In an 8A quarterfinal number three seeded Mount Carmel takes on surprise number fifteen seeded Lyons Township to see who advances to the IHSA semifinals. Mount Carmel is led by junior defensive lineman Enoch Smith Jr. who has offers from Indiana, Illinois, Notre Dame and others. Plus junior center Nate Oquendo and plenty of others. Lyons Township is highlighted by Northwestern 2013 commit Matt Harris, who plays both wide receiver and defensive back.
Greg Powers - National Recruiting Analyst
Thursday: Arlington (Tex.) Bowie vs. Arlington (Tex.) Martin at 7 p.m.
Two of Dallas-Fort Worth's best square off with undefeated district records on the line. Winner gets the district championship. Bowie (8-1) made waves with an early upset win over nationally-ranked Dallas Skyline 38-36. Bowie is led by multiple high-level 2014 prospects. Edwin Freeman (6-1 210) may project as a safety at the next level, but he's been a monster linebacker this season after moving into the box. Kristopher Thigpen (6-3 260) might be one of the state's top interior linemen for 2014, as well, helping to pave the way for a high-powered offense. Martin (7-2) lost its first two games of the season — including a 37-34 loss to Skyline — but has rallied to win its last seven, including its last four by an average of 39.6 points per game. Martin's offense is buoyed by 2013 Texas commitment Kyle Hicks (5-10 170), one of the state's top running back prospects, but who headlines the Warriors' offense at quarterback to touch the ball nearly every down. Martin also has a top prospect on defense in 2014 defensive end Myles Garrett (6-4 235), one of the state's most gifted junior players athletically.
Ahmard Vital - Midlands Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Katy (Texas) at Houston (Texas) Memorial at 7 p.m.
Here's a good battle between not only Houston-area powerhouses, but these two have solid defenses. Katy has a couple of solid guys with Oklahoma defensive end commit Matt Dimon, who is a premier lineman in the state. On the edge, cornerback Isaiah Brown, who leads the area with six interceptions, is headed to Tulsa. From the 2014 class, linebacker Jake Blomstrom is a name to remember and is already on the recruiting radar. On the other side, four-star running back Adam Taylor has been sensational this season and has double-digit offers to his credit. At receiver, Baylor commit Kyle Fulks is a speedy target on the edge. From the 2015 class, Rodney Anderson will be major when college coaches can begin speaking with him. For Memorial, linebacker Brian Womac is the Mustangs' top defender and he is pledged to Rice.
Saturday: Houston (Texas) Jersey Village at Houston (Texas) Cy Woods at 1 p.m.
Here is a game of pride as neither of these teams will advance on to postseason play. But it should still be a good game given the number of top players on the field. For Cy Woods, the leader of the defense, Deoundrei Davis is out with an injury, so safety Alfred Pullom will be next in line. He's headed to Baylor. Same goes for the offense as Rice quarterback commit Nate German is out with injury. Of course, there are two Division I backs in the lineup with Trent Holmes, who is committed to Air Force and 2014 back Sam Stewart, a player with SEC and Big 12 offers already in hand. For Jersey Village, defensive back Latravien Gee is a watch player who is still seeking offer No. 1.
Erin Hartigan - Midlands Field Reporter
Thursday: DeSoto (Texas) at Mansfield (Texas) at 7 p.m.
Headlining the perfect 9-0 DeSoto Eagles is four-star senior running back and Oregon pledge Dontre Wilson, who has racked up a whopping 1,622 yards and 29 scores alongside his partner-in-crime and junior quarterback Desmon White who has contributed more than 2,800 total offensive yards and 26 touchdowns. Holding it down in the secondary will be Washington State commitment Myron Turner and 2014 prospect Nick Orr, son of former NFL-er Terry Orr. For Mansfield, look for defensive standouts George Baltimore (TCU safety commit) and linebacker Chad Whitener (verballed to California) to have big games. Also keep an eye on sophomore running back Julius Lewis, not too shabby with 945 yards and ten scores on 97 carries.
Brandon Huffman - National Recruiting Analyst
Saturday: Bellevue (Wash.) Newport at Spokane (Wash.) Mead at Joe Albi Stadium at 1:00 p.m.
In a first-round matchup in the 4A state playoffs, Newport goes on the road to what's expected to be a cold weekend in Eastern Washington, where Mead of Spokane is waiting for them. Newport is led by quarterback Isaac Dotson, a top 100 quarterback nationally who's committed to Nevada. He's joined by a pair of underclassmen, 2014 tight end Drew Sample and 2015 defensive lineman Calvin Throckmorton. Mead's top prospect is Scout 300 tight end Danny Mattingly, a four-star committed to Notre Dame. Mattingly also plays on the defensive side of the ball, where he's joined by fellow FBS prospect Langston Ward, a defensive end who has offers from Illinois and Wyoming among others.
Greg Biggins - National Recruiting Analyst
Friday: La Puente (Calif.) Bishop Amat at Long Beach Poly (Calif.) at 7 p.m.
Amat is led by explosive two-way standout Darren Andrews, a Duke commit. Andrews could play on either side of the ball in college but was recruited to play receiver by most programs. UCLA just offered Andrews. Running back/safety Dionza Blue is another two-way standout with the talent to play multiple positions in college. San Diego State has offered Blue as a DB. After starting the year 1-3, Poly reeled off six straight wins to close out the season. Washington State commit Gerard Wicks is one of the state's top running backs. Linebacker Jayon Brown, a UCLA commit, could end up at safety in college. Safety David Price is back from injuries and has offers from Arizona, Colorado and SMU and sophomore corner Iman Marshall is one of the best 10th graders in the entire west region.
Scott Kennedy- Director of Scouting
FOX Sports West features four games per week streamed live on the internet with broadcasters and color analysts, and multi-angle cameras. This week Prepzone Live will feature host Kevin Barnett and Director of Scouting Scott Kennedy, highlighting the action from each of the four games as well as other news and notes across the Southland. Here is a look at this week's action on FOX Sports West's Prepzone.
Jason Jewell, Southwest Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Scottsdale (Ariz.) Saguaro at Goodyear (Ariz.) Desert Edge at 7 p.m.
Second round of the playoffs and this should be a great game. Defending state champs Saguaro take on the new kid on the block and undefeated Desert Edge. Saguaro's offense is ranked one of the top in the entire country and it is led by junior quarterback Luke Rubenzer. He is a dual threat passer that has thrown for over 2,000 yards and rushed for over 1,000. His top target is sophomore wide receiver Christian Kirk. Kirk already has been offered by UCLA and Arizona State. Desert Edge is salty on defense. They are fast and play with a chip on their shoulder. Junior OLB Ismael Murphy-Richardson has the looks of a division-one player, standing 6-4 200. He doubles as an excellent wide receiver. RB/S Kyle Woolard has rushed for over 1,000 yards this season after recording 7 INTs as a junior on defense. Saguaro is known for having a great offensive line and watch the battle between Saguaro center Devin Brunetti and Desert Edge NG R.J. Tui.
Jake Worthen-
Northwest Recruiting Analyst
Saturday: Bellevue (Wash.) Newport at Spokane (Wash.) Mead at Joe Albi Stadium at 1:00 p.m.
In a first-round matchup in the 4A state playoffs, Newport goes on the road to what's expected to be a cold weekend in Eastern Washington, where Mead of Spokane is waiting for them. Newport is led by quarterback Isaac Dotson, a top 100 quarterback nationally who's committed to Nevada. He's joined by a pair of underclassmen, 2014 tight end Drew Sample and 2015 defensive lineman Calvin Throckmorton. Mead's top prospect is Scout 300 tight end Danny Mattingly, a four-star committed to Notre Dame. Mattingly also plays on the defensive side of the ball, where he's joined by fellow FBS prospect Langston Ward, a defensive end who has offers from Illinois and Wyoming among others.
Kevin Carden, West Recruiting Analyst
Friday: West Covina (Calif.) South Hills at Murrieta (Calif.) Vista Murrieta at 7:30 p.m.
This first-round playoff game features one of the top overall talents in the 2013 class, in Vista Murrieta athlete, Su'a Cravens. The talented USC commit should see his workload increased during the playoffs and will make a big impact from his safety spot, as well as in a variety of ways on offense. Senior quarterback Nick Stevens, a Colorado State commit, has put together an impressive season and will challenge South Hills' defense with his strong arm and ability to run the ball.
Inna Lazarev, West Field Reporter
Friday: Phoenix (Ariz.) Desert Vista at Chandler (Ariz.) Hamilton at 7 p.m.
In an anticipated rematch of last year's Divison 1 State Championship Game, both squads are expected to come out without a lack of motivation on Friday night. Defending state champion, Desert Vista, which is led by quarterback Matt Young, features a number of talented players. Running back Jarek Hilgers holds offers from Air Force, New Mexico State, and San Diego State. North Dakota, South Dakota State, and NAU have offered defensive end Lorenzo Melvin. Additional players to lookout for are wide receiver Kaleb Germinaro (Pennsylvania commit), offensive/defensive lineman Dylan Fischer (Navy commit), offensive tackle Mitch Wehrli (North Dakota offer), safety Nick Farina (South Dakota State offer), and defensive tackle Zack Tamburo. The Thunder is stacked, but so are the Huskies… Hamilton four-star cornerback and recent Notre Dame commit, Cole Luke, who has been playing on both sides of the ball, is an exciting athlete to watch. On the offensive line, pay attention to offensive guards Patrick Joseph (Army commit) and Devin Finai, as well as 2014 USC offensive tackle commit, Casey Tucker. Junior defensive end, Qualen Cunningham, has already collected offers from Arizona, Arizona State, Boise State, Nebraska, Texas A&M, and Washington. Additional players to keep an eye on for the Huskies are wide receiver Frankie Felix (North Dakota offer), linebacker Luke Parrish, quarterback Allen Thigpen, running back Kevin Walters, and defensive tackle Arik Burns, along with juniors, wide receiver Israel Simpson, safeties Josiah Pola and Juwan Jones (San Diego State offer), and linebacker Santana Sterling.
Annabel Stephan, West Field Reporter
Friday: Las Flores (Calif.) Tesoro at Bellflower (Calif.) St. John Bosco at 7:30 p.m.
Tesoro and St. John Bosco will face off in the first round of playoffs this weekend; Bosco, who was undefeated in Trinity League play this season, received the number three seed in the Pac-5 Division earlier this week. The Braves' offense features Scout.com's 9th-ranked offensive tackle in the country, Nico Falah; the 6-foot-5, 270-pound prospect committed to USC in July. The team also boasts a number of talented 2014 prospects, including cornerback Jaleel Wadood, who holds offers from Arizona State and Oregon State, 6-foot-5, 345-pound offensive lineman Damien Mama, who picked up an early offer from Colorado, and defensive end Malik Dorton, who has been offered by both Utah and Utah State. All three players are hearing from the Pac-12, as well as Nebraska and Wisconsin. Quarterback Josh Rosen, a 2015 prospect who currently holds a 4.0 GPA, has been receiving early interest from both Stanford and California, as well as Ivy League programs; he holds an early offer from Fresno State. Tesoro, who nabbed the at-large bid for the opportunity to play in the game, finished the regular season 1-3 in conference play, and recently replaced head coach Brian Barnes for undisclosed reasons. Players to watch include quarterback Matt Adam, athlete Nick Crouch, and defensive tackle Chazz Roberts as well as sophomore lineman Zach Hickman.
Brian Swinney & Doug Kimmel
Thursday: South Jordan (Utah) Bingham vs. Syracuse (Utah) at 11:00 AM at Rice-Eccles Stadium (5A Semifinal)
4th seed Bingham takes on top seed, and undefeated Syracuse in semifinal number 1. The Miners seem to be hitting their stride, having dominated their first two playoff opponents by a score of 90-13. Led by 3 star defensive tackle, Lowell Lotulelei, the Bingham defensive boasts multiple next level prospects including linebackers Durant Miles (Boise State) and Drake Miller (Hawaii). Offensively, Bingham is led by two BYU commits in wide receiver Hayden Weichers and offensive lineman Keegan Hicks as well as 2014 4 start tight end and Scout 100 member Dalton Schultz. Schultz will have his choice of schools from all over the country, but Stanford appears to be the early leader. Syracuse will try to move on despite the loss of quarterback. The Titans don't have the next level prospects that Bingham has, but 2014 safety Kavika Fonua is receiving a lot of interest from the local schools.
Thursday: Sandy (Utah) Jordan vs. Highland (Utah) Lone Peak at 2:30 PM at Rice-Eccles Stadium (5A Semifinal)
It's a rematch of a semifinal from 2011 with the consensus top team in the state in Jordan taking on defending champion Lone Peak. The big cheese for Jordan is sophomore quarterback Austin Kafentzis, who will have double digit BCS level offers eventually to go along with currently claimed offers from Utah and BYU. Linebacker Colton Shaver could end up as one of the top ten prospects in the state for 2014 and is receiving a lot of interest from Utah. Lone Peak isn't the same team they were in 2011, but wide receiver prospect Talon Shumway is headed to BYU and is the biggest weapon on offense. He'll be catching balls from QB Baron Gajkowski, who transfered to Lone Peak from Jordan this year. Gajkowski has thrown for almost 2,000 yards and run for over 1,000 in 2012. Defensively, Josh Buck and Spencer Reinstein have combined for 249 tackles on the year.
Thursday: Highland (Utah) vs. Hyrum (Utah) Mountain Crest at 11:00 AM at Rice-Eccles Stadium (4A Semifinal)
2014 Highland defensive tackle Brian Mone is an early Scout 100 member, sporting offers from Utah, Utah State, BYU, UCLA, and Michigan. He's a load inside at 6-4, 316 pounds and will be one of the more sought after players in his class. Wide receiver Moroni Laulu Pututau is a BYU commit for Mountain Crest and is one of the fastest players in the state.
Thursday: Salt Lake City (Utah) East vs. Provo (Utah) Timpview at 2:20 PM at Rice-Eccles Stadium (4A Semifinal)
It's the bulk and size on the lines of East against the speed and finesse of Timpview. East features 2014 running back Ola Tulatau with offers from BYU and Utah State and bruising 240 pound back Patrick Palau, who is headed to BYU. Wide Receiver John Fakahafua (Utah State) is a weapon while the defense is anchored by linebacker Patrick Palau and 300 pound lineman Merril Taliauli, both BYU commits, along with 2014 end Korey Rush. Timpview quarterback Jake Lloyd has been arguably the top signal caller in the state and has an offer from Yale. Receiver Dax Raymond is picking up a lot of local interest and has an offer from Utah State.


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INNOHEP® is a sterile solution, containing tinzaparin sodium, a low molecular weight heparin. It is available in a multiple dose 2 mL vial.
Each 2 mL vial contains 20,000 anti-Factor Xa IU (anti-Xa) of tinzaparin sodium per mL, for a total of 40,000 IU, and 3.1 mg/mL sodium metabisulfite as a stabilizer. The vial contains 10 mg/mL benzyl alcohol as a preservative. Sodium hydroxide may be added to achieve a pH range of 5.0 to 7.5.
Table 1 Composition of 20,000 anti-Xa IU/mL INNOHEP®
(tinzaparin sodium injection)
|Quantity per mL
|Tinzaparin sodium
|20,000 anti-Xa IU
|Benzyl alcohol, USP
|10 mg
|Sodium metabisulfite, USP
|3.106 mg1
|Sodium hydroxide, USP
|as necessary
|Water for Injection, USP
|q.s. to 1 mL
|1 Corresponding to 3.4 mg/mL sodium bisulfite
Tinzaparin sodium is the sodium salt of a low molecular weight heparin obtained by controlled enzymatic depolymerization of heparin from porcine intestinal mucosa using heparinase from Flavobacterium heparinum. The majority of the components have a 2-O-sulpho-4-enepyranosuronic acid structure at the non-reducing end and a 2-N,6-O-disulpho-D-glucosamine structure at the reducing end of the chain.
Potency is determined by means of a biological assay and interpreted by the first International Low Molecular Weight Heparin Standard as units of anti-factor Xa (anti-Xa) activity per milligram. The mean tinzaparin sodium anti-factor Xa activity is approximately 100 IU per milligram. The average molecular weight ranges between 5,500 and 7,500 daltons. The molecular weight distribution is:
< 2,000 Daltons < 10%
2,000 to 8,000 Daltons 60% to 72%
> 8,000 Daltons 22% to 36%
Structural Formula:
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Speakeasy-inspired cocktails. Old fashioned shaves. British aristocracy. What's old is new again, and, as purveyors of classic correspondence, we are quite delighted about this trend toward slowing down.
And so in the spirit of stopping to smell the roses, today we'd like to celebrate the calling card.
In Europe, the first known use of a calling card occurred in Italy during the latter part of the sixteenth century. The custom spread to France, Great Britain and, eventually, the United States.
Calling cards were originally made for the nobility to hand to a footman when paying a call or to leave at the home when the person called upon was absent. Their use was popularized during the reign of Louis XVI when the custom developed in France to use them when paying New Year's calls.
Calligraphers made the early calling cards, which bore the name of the individual and his hereditary titles. The cards were further embellished with borders, floral designs and other ornamentations.
Early in the 19th century, these embellishments were abandoned in favor of a fine card on which only the individual's name appeared. When making a social call, you left a calling card for each adult on whom you were calling. Never, however, exceeding three cards.
A man may call on a husband and wife, in which case he leaves two cards. A woman may only call on another woman, so she leaves only one card. You may turn down the corner of your card to signify that it is intended for all the ladies of the house.
Calling cards are still occasionally used for their original purpose, but are often used as gift enclosures. The traditional way to personalize a gift enclosure card is by drawing a line through the imprinted name and writing a brief message with your signature.
The calling card is also used in lieu of a business card at social occasions. After all, who wants to be reminded of offices and conference calls while enjoying witty conversation and a French 75?
For the social mother, calling cards are a lovely way to pass along information to plan play dates, schedule lunches and solicit advice on the new tennis instructor.
Completely customizable, the calling card should be an expression of your personality, whether you fancy letterpress on ecru, engraving in gold or beveled in bright red.
Below are the more traditional guidelines to follow when choosing the format of your calling card.
Men's Cards
Boy's Cards
Women's Cards
Divorced Women
Use of Ms.
Single Woman
Husband and Wife
Medical Doctors
Male Doctor
Single Female Doctor
Married Female Doctor
University and College Titles
General Use
College and University Use
Men's Cards
A man's full name, preceded by his title, is always used. His middle name is always spelled out, never abbreviated. While "Mr." is always abbreviated, other titles, such as "Doctor" and "Colonel", are spelled out.
Suffixes, such as "junior", may follow the name. A man is a junior when he shares the same name as his father. He uses junior until his father passes away. Then, he drops it from his name.
If, however, his father were a well-known figure, he would continue to use "junior" to avoid any confusion. It may appear in its abbreviated form as "Jr." or, when space permits, spelled out as "junior". When abbreviated, the "J" is capitalized. When spelled out, the "j" is lower case.
A man uses "II" when he is named after an older relative other than his father. "III" is used when a man is named after somebody who uses "junior" or "II". They are usually preceded by a comma, although some men omit the comma.
Traditionally, both formats are correct.
Mr. Griffen Alexander Greylock
Mr. Griffen Alexander Greylock, junior
Mr. Griffen Alexander Greylock, Jr.
Mr. Griffen Alexander Greylock, III
Boy's Cards
A title does not precede the name of a boy under the age of 18.
Thomas Arthur Hancock
Women's Cards
A married woman uses her husband's full name, preceded by "Mrs." Her husband's middle name is always included and is never replaced by his middle initial. If her husband's name is followed by a suffix, such as "Jr.", that suffix appears on her calling cards as well.
Mrs. Harrison Raiford Booth
Mrs. Harrison Raiford Booth, Jr.
A widow continues to use her husband's name on her calling cards. If her son is a junior who has dropped the "Jr." from his name, she adds the suffix "senior" to distinguish herself from her daughter-in-law. "Senior" may be spelled out with a lower case "s" or abbreviated with a capital "S".
Mrs. Harrison Raiford Booth
Mrs. Harrison Raiford Booth, senior
Mrs. Harrison Raiford Booth, Sr.
Divorced Women
A divorced woman uses her first name, maiden name and married name, preceded by "Mrs." She may also use her first, maiden and married names without a title.
Mrs. Lydia Renner Booth
Lydia Renner Booth
A divorced woman who resumed the use of her maiden name uses her first name, middle name and last name, without a title.
Lydia Anne Renner
Use of Ms.
"Ms." does not properly appear on calling cards. If a woman feels uncomfortable using "Miss" or "Mrs.", she may omit her title.
Single Woman
A single woman typically uses her first name, middle name and last name, preceded by "Miss". She may also omit her title.
Miss Lydia Anne Renner
Lydia Anne Renner
Husband and Wife
A calling card used jointly by a husband and wife has "Mr. and Mrs." followed by the husband's first name, middle name and last name. His middle name is always spelled out, never abbreviated. If the husband has a title other than "Mr." that title isused instead.
Titles other than "Mr." and "Mrs." should not be abbreviated. When a name is too long to fit on a calling card, it is preferable to omit the middle name rather than to abbreviate a title or use an initial.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Raiford Booth
The Reverend and Mrs. Harrison Booth
Medical Doctors
Physicians, surgeons and dentists use the prefix "Doctor" or "Dr." on their calling cards. Professional degrees, however, should not appear on cards for social use.
A single woman who is a medical doctor or a married woman who has retained the use of her maiden name or who uses a professional name uses her first name, middle name and last name, preceded by "Doctor" or "Dr.".
A married woman who is a doctor traditionally uses her husband's first name, middle name and last name, preceded by "Mrs.". Today, she may instead choose to use her first name, maiden name and married name, preceded by "Doctor" or "Dr.".
Male Doctor
Doctor Jeffrey Allen Glenwood
Dr. Jeffrey Allen Glenwood
Single Female Doctor
Doctor Leslie Jean Carpenter
Dr. Leslie Jean Carpenter
Married Female Doctor
Mrs. Jeffrey Allen Glenwood
Doctor Leslie Carpenter Glenwood
Dr. Leslie Allen Glenwood
University and College Titles
Calling cards for general social use for college and university faculty members show no academic titles or degrees. However, calling cards intended for college and university use do show academic titles. The titles are never abbreviated. If there is not enough room on the card due to a long name and title, the middle name may be abbreviated. Letters indicating advanced degrees do not appear.
General Use
Mr. Gregory Winston Hughes
College and University Use
Doctor Gregory Winston Hughes
Members of the clergy use their full names preceded by their title on their calling cards. Titles are never abbreviated. The middle name may be omitted if there is not enough space on the card. No initials indicating divinity degrees appear on the card.
Rabbi Nathan Weisman
The Reverend John Kenneth Rhoads
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About a year ago, I found out from T&T that they are making Horizon II in 9'6" and 10' (all 3-piece) length for 5wt - 10wt only for Reading's Fly Shop in Lebanon, Missouri. From the description I got, I became very interested in them and called the fly shop. After spending some time talking about these rods with Charlie Reading, the owner of the shop, I decided to give one a try.
So, I bought a 9'6" 5wt, followed by a 9'6" 8wt later on, and tried it in various situations. I was just amazed how well they handle various things I wanted them to do. Both are fast or medium-fast rod with a remarkably smooth bend curve. They seem soft at first, especially in the top half, but does have more than enough backbone in the butt to handle heavy works. This 5wt is a great all around trout rod in medium to large rivers. It can throw heavily weighted nymphs and streamers (I tried up to size 4 with extra-heavy coneheads) easily 70', yet it can beautifully handle sensitive works with a 7X tippet, fishing midges on the surface and protecting the fine tippet. Roll casts and single-handed Spey casts are really easy with this rod, too. Just a super versitile rod. It's a rod desinged to do just about everything so well, not a rod designed to do one thing super well. Interestingly, the rod feels like a 9' rod when casting. Charlie says that the 10' version does feel like it has some extra length.
Now, even more amazing is the 9'6" 8wt. It shares the overall feel with the 5wt counterpart, and feels like a 9' rod. It's so smooth yet has a lot of hidden power in the butt. I have used it for steelheading and flats fishing, and have been so impressed with its great casting capabilities. I wouldn't call it a long-distance casting rod, although I can double-haul 100' comfortably with it all day. It handles short casts and long casts equally well - no jerky motions required, just a smooth and relaxed stroke will do the job. It loads so well with only several feet of line out because of its fairly soft tip, yet its strong butt doesn't collapse with 60' of line out (with SA XXD 8wt). It's an amazing single-handed Spey tool as well. I used double-Spey and single-Spey with it, reaching 70' or bit more (no kidding) on single-Spey casts (again, the line was SA XXD 8wt). On the flats, it's a wonderful rod for going after small bonefish (up to 24" or so) so long as the wind is 20mph or less. It's my favorite rod for local bonefishing on relatively calm days when I don't expect those 30"+ bones to be on the flats.
I'm now considering a 9'6" 10wt HII.
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A Mississippi State donor is giving $500,000 to the men's basketball team to upgrade its locker room.
Danny Cupit, an attorney who lives in Jackson, is making the donation as part of MSU's "Today, Tomorrow, Forever" facility initiative. It will give the Bulldogs their first locker room upgrade since Humphrey Coliseum got a $1.8 million makeover in 2004.
MSU is 8-20 this season, with a 3-13 SEC mark under first-year coach Rick Ray


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Like tens of thousands of young men and boys before him, Tom Manfre first caught sight of Charles Atlas in the back pages of the comic books he read so voraciously. With a sculpted chest, leopard briefs girdling his hips, a piercing look on his granite-jawed face, Atlas seemed to be jabbing his finger at Manfre as he commanded: "Let Me Prove in 7 Days That I Can Make You a New Man!"
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It was 1947, Manfre was 23 years old, and the man in the leopard-pattern briefs was the toast of New York City. He'd helped President Franklin Roosevelt celebrate his birthday at the Waldorf Astoria hotel. He cavorted on radio with Fred Allen and Eddie Cantor and on television with Bob Hope and Garry Moore. He stripped off his shirt at a Paris dinner party tossed by the designer Elsa Schiaparelli. His measurements had been entombed in the famous Crypt of Civilization, the repository of records at Oglethorpe University in Atlanta intended for unsealing in the year 8113. Scarcely a day went by that a newspaper columnist didn't feature an item about Atlas—dropping by to bend a couple of railroad spikes, perhaps, or ripping a Manhattan phone book in half.
Manfre stuck a check for $29.95 in the mail and got back a 12-lesson course of exercises the author called Dynamic-Tension. For 90 days, Manfre did the prescribed squats and leg-raises and sit-ups. He followed the tips on sleep and nutrition. He remembered to chew his food slowly. Pleased with the results, he sent a photograph of his new and improved body to Atlas and was invited to drop by to meet the man himself.
"I felt like a kid in a candy store," Manfre, 86, says today. "I was thrilled! He put an arm around me and said, 'God was good to me, and I'm sure he'll be good to you.'" When Manfre won the Mr. World contest six years later, the first person he called to thank was Charles Atlas.
Manfre was not alone in his gratitude. During Atlas' heyday—the 1930s and '40s—two dozen women worked eight-hour days to open and file the letters that poured into his downtown Manhattan office. Grateful knock-kneed boys with scrawny arms and sunken chests reported that their lives had been turned around. King George VI of England signed up. Boxers and bodybuilders gave Dynamic-Tension a whirl. Mahatma Gandhi—Gandhi!—wrote to inquire about the course. A 1999 A&E biography, "Charles Atlas: Modern Day Hercules," included testimonials from Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jake "Body by Jake" Steinfeld.
This year marks the 80th that Atlas' mail-order company has been in business. Atlas himself is long gone—he died in 1972—and Charles Atlas Ltd. now operates out of a combined shrine, archive and office over a nail salon in the northern New Jersey town of Harrington Park. But the Internet has given Dynamic-Tension a new life. From all over the world, letters and e-mails continue to pour in, testament to one of the most successful fitness programs ever devised. And to its mythic founder.
The man who made history marketing his muscles was an unlikely hero. Born in Acri, a tiny town in southern Italy, he arrived with his parents at Ellis Island in 1903 at age 10. His name was Angelo Siciliano, and he spoke not a word of English.
He didn't look like much, either. Skinny and slope-shouldered, feeble and often ill, he was picked on by bullies in the Brooklyn neighborhood where his family had settled, and his own uncle beat him for getting into fights. He found little refuge at Coney Island Beach, where a hunky lifeguard kicked sand in his face and a girlfriend sighed when the 97-pound Atlas swore revenge.
On a visit to the Brooklyn Museum, he saw statuary depicting Hercules, Apollo and Zeus. That, and Coney Island's sideshow, got him thinking. Bodybuilding was then a fringe pursuit, its practitioners consigned to the freak tents beside the fat lady and the sword swallower. Alone at the top was Eugen Sandow, a Prussian strongman discovered by showman Florenz Ziegfeld. Sandow toured vaudeville theaters, lifting ponies and popping chains with his chest. Atlas pasted a photo of Sandow on his dresser mirror and, hoping to transform his own body, spent months sweating away at home with a series of makeshift weights, ropes and elastic grips. The results were disappointing, but on a visit to the Bronx Zoo one day he had an epiphany, or so he would recall in his biography Yours in Perfect Manhood, by Charles Gaines and George Butler. Watching a lion stretch, he thought to himself, "Does this old gentleman have any barbells, any exercisers?...And it came over me....He's been pitting one muscle against another!"


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21) Jake Long, OT, Miami Dolphins: Will a team get early-career Jake Long or late-career Tony Boselli? Long is a prime candidate to get overpaid.
Maybe going into testing free agency will be good for Miami when he realizes he isn't worth what he is asking for, there are 4 Tackles listed ahead of him. Also he isn't even Miami's highest rated FA, Randy Starks is at 18


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I am 35 yrs. I recently Quit Smoking It is been 60 days. Since the day I Quit I had a sore mouth. Which I thought are withdrawn symptoms. But few days back I started developing a irritation and had problem in consuming spicy food. I discovered my mouth has declared area where irritation was happening (reddish/oranges. Are these symptoms of Mouth Cancer.
When brushing your teeth, position the bristles at an angle of 45 degrees near the gum line. Both the gum line and the tooth surface should be in contact with the bristles. Brush the outer surfaces of the teeth using a back-and-forth, up-and-down motion, making sure to be done gently in order to avoid bleeding. To clean the inside surfaces of the teeth and gums, place the bristles at a 45-degree angle again and repeat the back-and-forth, up-and-down motion. Lastly, brush the surfaces of your tongue and the roof of your mouth to remove bacteria, which might cause bad breath.
I am 21 year old, I recently had severe tooth ache and dentist after x ray said, its bcz 1 of the wisdom teeth which is half grown outside gums and unable to come out completely as there's no space for it. He also said that I need to get all 4 teeth removed some day as there's no space and will cause much pain further. I was said its not immediately necessary to remove tooth but I can go for it when the pain gets worse. But surprisingly after few days the tooth ache has completely gone by itself and I have no other dental problem .what does this mean? Did my tooth grow normal? Do I need to take an x ray to confirm it inspite of no pain at all.
Dear experts/specialists, Please help. I have an issue with bad breath. I visit dentist once in a year and according to him my teeth are very clean and maintained. Whatever bad breath is coming, it is occurring due to poor digestion, nasal drip or due to throat issue. Fyi, I have a running nose tendency while eating food, brushing teeth. I myself feel the bad breath within throat area and always feel that some food particles are stuck in throat and that is causing bad breath. Also, I read on Google that this may be due to liver not functioning properly. I want to get rid of this bad breath issue permanently so please guide about next to do's, which kind of doctor shall I see in Pune etc? Any help, advice would be highly appreciated.
Mujhe teeth related problm hai main brush toh ache se kar leta hun but fir bhi muh se bohut smell aati hai.
I have a problem of bad breath I used so many toothpaste but not work what would I do to solve this problem.
Mujhe teeth related problm hai mai brush toh ache se kar leta hu but fir bhi muh se boht smell aati hai.
I was having very bad pain in the middle part of my teeth of upper jaw so today I went to meet my dentist after examine my tooth my dentist told me that I have to go for root canal which is going to cost around 8 to 10000 including that capping also like he said I have to come for three settings which will cost around 3000 and capping r kf three types which start from 1500,4000 nd 8000 but my problem is that this is out of my budget because right now I am facing some financial crisis so m not able to afford it is there any other way to get rid of this pain because it is paining like hell. And I am from siliguri so kindly tel me if there is any other doctor who will take less money for this whole treatment.
Dear doctor, I'm facing bad breath and mouth smell and I clean my teeth every time and I brush my teeth throughout the day and no cavities and clean tooth but even I'm facing bad mouth smell what is the reason please help Thanks for answering or reading my question, Kind regards, M.Imthiyas.
Fruits and vegetables which require continuous biting like apples, carrots and corn should be avoided as it can become quite difficult while the braces are on.
There is a lot of pain in my wisdom tooth, I thought wisdom tooth is coming now so I am getting pain but I am not sure. It is from last one week and becoz of that my ears are also paining, last 2 days I took pain killer but it will effect for only sometime.
I am facing bad breath problem. Even though used to brush twice in a day and also use tongue cleaner. I am also using mouth wash. Still facing the problem of bleeding gum and bad breath. Please help me and suggest me the remedy.
Hi Doctor, I am having bad breath from few years. Early morning after I brush my teeth I see feel some water saliva in my month. As some doctors told its an acidity problem and taken medicine for that but its no use. Kindly suggest me how I can come out of that soon.
I need scaling for my teeth for bad breath and how must cost for scaling in nellore please let me know.
Hi, From a very long time, my left side of the tongue is getting touched by 3rd molar teeth and my tongue is hurting, Have shown to doctors, some say it is nothing to do with teeth, have applied kenacort to tongue, have got teeth little bit grinded also, there is a slight relief from that but still it is rubbing against the teeth. What do I do? Please suggest.
Gum diseases can be treated and reversed in their initial stages very easily. By getting the accumulated tartar and plaque removed by a dentist, there is a chance that they can get better without much ado.


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Shares of Best Buy (BBY) are up 58 cents, or 2.5%, at $23.36, after the company this morning announced that founder Richard Schulze has returned to the company as chairman emeritus.
Schulze expressed his respect for CEO Huberty Joly and his "high regard for the work he and his executive team are doing."
"I determined that the best way to support Best Buy would be to return in support of the initiatives underway," said Schulze.
Barclays Capital's Alan Rifkin issued a note to clients this morning reiterating an Overweight rating on the shares and raising his price target to $28 from $20, lauding the return of Schulze and his two new nominees to the board of directors, Al Lenzmeier and Brad Anderson:
We view today's announcement as a clear positive for Best Buy, as it suggests that Mr. Schulze is unlikely to sell his 20% stake in the company at any point in the near future. The strong backgrounds of Mr. Schulze, Mr. Anderson and Mr. Lenzmeier – all of whom diligently worked to build Best Buy essentially from the ground up – combined with the determined focus of current CEO Hubert Joly and current CFO Sharon McCollam – who are working diligently to turn the company around – suggests that the company is indeed in good hands.
Rifkin raised his estimate for the fiscal year ending in February of next year fiscal profit from $2.17 to $2.27 per share, and also raised his 2015 estimate, from $2.50 to $2.60, based on expectations for further cost cuts:
We see opportunities for significant cost reductions over a 3-4 year time horizon. We are encouraged by management's announcement of "Phase One" in conjunction with its 4Q release, which earmarked a total of $150 million in cost cutting initiatives – largely consisting of "low-hanging fruit" at the corporate SG&A level (including ~400 headcount reductions). We believe management will announce at least an additional $100 million round of cost cuts when the company reports its 2Q results. Our new 2014 EPS estimate of $2.27 now includes $200 million in total cost savings (up from $100 million prior) and assumes that Best Buy reinvests approximately $50 million of these savings into initiatives at the store level. Longer- term, we are cautiously optimistic that management could capture its entire $725 million in potential cost savings – although we are not fully discounting such a possibility into our model quite yet.
Rifkin is also encored by the company's efforts to promote its prices as being competitive with Amazon.com (AMZN) and other online venues:
We are encouraged by the initial results of Best Buy's permanent price match guarantee. In 4Q12, domestic same-store sales increased 0.9% while domestic gross margin declined by (10) bps. Gross margin was significantly better than our estimates and indicates that the price match program is driving comp, while minimally impacting gross margin. By our estimates, less than 5% of total domestic sales are likely driven by the price match program. In other words, the price match guarantee is contributing to better price perception among Best Buy's customer base even though the number of purchases that are price-matched is relatively small. According to survey data from Best Buy in 2012, approximately 29% of customers surveyed believed that prices were higher at Best Buy, compared to approximately 8% who believed that prices were higher at Amazon, even though the pricing differential between Amazon and Best Buy is not very large in most categories. Only 23% of customers surveyed believed that prices were lower at Best Buy, compared to approximately 56% who believed that prices were lower at Amazon. In our view, these numbers are likely more skewed in Best Buy's favor today, following the permanent implementation of the price match program both online and in stores and across virtually all product categories. In stores, there is new, clear signage to market the company's price match policy. We believe the price match program is also supporting improvements in customer service as Blue Shirt associates are now more empowered to offer the best service and price in order to facilitate a sale.


text: actaully, its more of a call for help. I'm from singapore and my cousin is currently studying in austin texas and will be back next month for his holiday. Can anyone tell me of any places tat sell toys there like Walmart, target or toy r us etc? I wan him to help me get the AOTC figures, pls help!!!! ThankS!!!


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'Asked about his comment about a wanted poster, he replied, "All I'm doing is remembering when I was a kid. I remember they used to put out there in the Old West wanted posters that said 'Wanted dead or alive.' All I want and America wants him brought to justice. That's what I want." ' http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv...161837_001.htm
I thought it was good to see G.W.'s back to spouting "Bushisms".
Man, if he remembers that from when he was a kid, he's got to be about what, 120?


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Thought you guys would enjoy this.
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HR UH Princess Lillian Vl MH
SHR Deke of Sunnyburke MH
HRCH UH Ray's Cotton Pickin' Jake MH, 500 Pt Club, 02-11
SHR Callie May JH, 98-09
SR Gus "The Wonder Dog" JH, 91-01
Awesome video. So much has changed, yet a ton of it remains the same.
-Barton Ramsey
Very cool,I love seeing videos of the old days.
FC AFC Slider/Junie
What a trip back in time
My Dad said to me ."Son, a man just needs three things to be happy....A good dog, a good gun and a good wife.....Thank God I have all three
Sundown's Boss of Delta Marsh JH (Louie QAA X Delta MH)
Traveling Through The Graded Timber JH (2012 NAFC Trav X Timber MH QAA)
Sundown's Ruff And Tuff (Boss JH X Lil Bit) best pup I have ever raised
Home of HRCH Sundown's Loaded To The Maxx (FC AFC Jamie X Dixie QAA) RIP
That's very cool thanks.
Any idea what year that was?
"The bird hunter watches only the dog, and always knows where the dog is, whether or not visible at the moment. The dog nose is the bird hunters eye. Many hunters who carry a shotgun in season have never learned to watch the dog, or interpret his reaction to scent."
Aldo Leopold, Round River
Thanks for sharing. Kind of funny to see how they release the dogs with a bowling type motion.
Wizardrheas Roxtar MH (Roxie)
Hibrass' She's Gotcha All Choked Up (Briley) Born 12/14/2013
Sophie ( Bed Bug Detection Beagle)
Mariah's Sunshine Tess (3-30-2000 / 8-10-2012) RIP Old Girl
This isn't a social event!!! Get a dog on the line!!
"I love the rod and gun and where they take me."
"Do not judge a man until you have walked two moons in his moccasins."
That was great!
Revilo Tru Betrlate Than Never (AKC & CKC QAA) 1/17/96 - 6/22/09
High Voltage Power Ranger MH
Arrowheads Rockin' Rudy


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Practically Speaking
Kyle and her husband moved to Brookfield in 1986. She became active in local politics and started blogging in 2004. Her focus is primarily on local issues but often includes state and national topics, too. Kyle looks at things from the taxpayers' perspective in a creative, yet down to earth way, addressing them from a practical point of view.
Wisconsin Legislature's last stand - Global Warming, Voter Fraud, RTA - Call now!
This week might mark THE MOST COSTLY week in the Wisconsin Legislature; the week our Representatives and Senators vote on several very controversial bills. Our Legislators are wrapping up their last week in Madison for this session, rapid firing 80-some bills to the floor a day.
Oh, if we could just send them home today!
It is difficult to say which are the worst bills of the lot, but the Global Warming, now called Clean Energy Jobs Bill AB 649 / SB 450 is coming to the Assembly this morning. It is thought there are enough votes to pass the Assembly. This bill is not only costly in terms of increased utility costs for all Wisconsinites, it also will cost our state in LOST JOBS. NO manufacturing company will want to locate or stay in a state that has higher utility costs than its neighbor.
From Brookfield's Representative Leah Vukmir: (My emphasis throughout) "The legislation has been widely panned by business groups representing a large sector of Wisconsin's economy and scholars alike. By going it alone to curb global warming, Wisconsin stands to lose tens of thousands of jobs and increase energy prices for consumers - from the gas at the pump for your car to the natural gas to heat your home."
From Brookfield's Representative Rich Zipperer: "If enacted, this bill will require power companies to invest approximately $15 billion in new equipment, and it will increase their fees by $700 million annually. All of those mandated costs will be passed on to energy users, increasing the cost of electricity for families and businesses. Independent studies have suggested such increases will drive over 40,000 jobs from our state as companies move manufacturing facilities to states with lower taxes and lower energy costs."
In the Senate, passage is not such a sure thing. If you live in Senator Jim Sullivan's District, give him a call: (866) 817-6061. I spoke to the aids in his office last week, and they said he was still reading through the amendments. Some of the Senators, like Senator John Lehman (608) 266-1832 Or (866) 615-7510 are in swing districts and also facing stiff reelection. Call them!
Even worse than the Global Warming Bill, is the Voter Protection Act AB 895 / SB 640. This one has been dubbed the Voter Fraud Protection Act by many.
Rep. Vukmir calls it the Vote Fraud Encouragement Act:
"[A few] weeks ago, a group of Democrats introduced legislation that will discard and rewrite nearly all election law in Wisconsin in favor of so-called reforms to encourage higher voter turnout and address alleged "voter intimidation".The legislation can only result in government-encouraged vote fraud."
"In a letter to legislators, Attorney General, JB Van Hollen said that the legislation would make fraud more likely", because for one," 'It populates the registration list with unregistered voters, increasing the potential for fraud, when our desire should be to have an accurate list that is neither over inclusive nor under inclusive.' "
"Additionally, a last-minute provision added by Sen. Lena Taylor would allow national, not-for-profit, community organizations [like ACORN] to access sensitive citizen information from state databases."
When I stopped in to see Senator Sullivan after last week's TEA Party, his aid, Ashley, informed me that Sullivan was OPPOSED to this bill. This came as quite a surprise since when I had called the week before, he still was undecided. This change makes me wonder if, as with the State Budget, Sullivan was given permission to vote no, because he is facing stiff competition from Vukmir? Or, are there not enough Senate votes to pass and so no one in swing districts wants to be seen as supporting if they all aren't supporting? Or, is he truly against it? (I hope it is the latter.)
Anyway, the Voter Protection Act is THE MOST IMPORTANT of all the bills flying through Madison this week. If this passes, I believe it significantly reduces the chances of fair elections and encourages voter fraud.
There is also the RTA, which will add another .05% sales tax to Milwaukee County. Senator Sullivan favors creation of a regional RTA, which would include that .05% tax for Waukesha, Ozaukee, and Washington Counties too.
Other bills include: Ethanol Mandates, Expanding Hate Crimes, mandating Licensed Dietitians be the only ones who can give aid at a health food store, and my favorite travesty, National Popular Vote.
All we can do at this point is call our Senators and Representatives and tell them to vote NO!
I know we are all weary with all the calling, but hopefully, it is the last week!
Sources: VCY Homefront Legislation pending for the week
Rep Vukmir's Legislative Update
Rep. Rich Zipperer's Taxpayer Alert
Brookfield7, BetterBrookfield, Vicki McKenna, Jay Weber, The Right View Wisconsin, Randy Melchert, Mark Levin, The Heritage Foundation, CNS News, Breitbart BigGovernment
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"Venison Curry Stew"
I brought a nice venison haunch back from my Girl Hunter Weekend in Arkansas. Ain't it a beauty? It was aged for about 20 days. And since I was having a gathering of a large group of people I decided to put it to good use. I've made many stews before so I decided to think a little bit outside the box and made… Venison curry! You should make it […]Pin It


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The November unemployment rate for the CareerSource Citrus Levy Marion area dropped by 0.2 percent over the month to 5.9 percent, which is 1.1 percentage points lower than the same time last year.
Out of a labor force of 194,843, there were 11,427 unemployed, a decrease of 592 since October and 2,467 fewer than in November 2014.
Chiefland Rotary Club President Skipper Henderson presents Chiefland Elementary School Guidance Counselor Michelle Barron with a check for $1,500 to cover the children on the schools waiting list in the Food4Kids backpack program.
The gift means every child who needed to take home food for the Christmas break and the rest of the school year will do so. Earlier the Suwannee Valley Rotary Club contributed $850 and food to the program.
Jessica Cherry, with husband Jeff, cuts the ribbon at a ceremony for their restaurant, Cherry's, in Trenton last week.
Pictured to the left are members of the Chiefland Chamber of Commerce and on the right, members of the Gilchrist Chamber of Commerce.
Ad valorem tax incentives for new and expanding businesses was the topic of discussion at last week's Suwannee Valley Rotary club meeting.
David Pieklik, executive director of the Nature Coast Business Development Council of Levy County spoke of the recent development.
The state incentive program, the Florida Enterprise Zone Program is expiring on Dec. 31 of this year and the County has adopted its own local incentives that will continue on.
Seminole Electric Cooperative Inc., which provides power to Central Florida Electric Cooperative has filed a petition to review the Environmental Protection Agency's Clean Power Plan.
The petition, filed Friday, asks the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit to examine whether the plan was legally enacted. It also requested a stay for the court to delay compliance with the rule until the petition is resolved.
For the second consecutive year, Visit Florida has partnered with The Original Florida Tourism Task Force, doing business as Visit Natural North Florida, to promote tourism and visitation to off-the-beaten-path regions of the Sunshine State.
Giving encouragement was the speaker's general theme at Suwannee Valley Rotary last Thursday.
"People need encouragement," State Rep. Dennis Baxley said. Baxley is a candidate for the seat held by State Sen. Charlie Dean in the 2016 election. "It's a new day in North Central Florida."
As a grandfather, he said he thinks every day of the future. People in the past rose to the challenge of their day to preserve the future.
Anita Howard has taken over as the Chiefland administrator for Haven Hospice. Howard joins Haven after 12 1/2 years with Royal Oak Nursing Center, a 120-bed skilled nursing facility in Dade City.
She completed the administrator program at Ayers Health and Rehabilitation Center from 2000 to 2001. Howard then transferred to Cypress Cove Care Center where she served as the assistant administrator for six months before being promoted to administrator at Royal Oak Nursing Center.
Dale Bowen, the one-time general manager of the Chiefland Citizen, is returning to the newspaper in the leadership position and as ad director of Levy County's largest newspaper.
Bowen takes over the leadership responsibilities from Tom Ten Broeck, who is now on an extended medical leave because of a disabling back condition.
The September unemployment rate for the CareerSource Citrus Levy Marion area dropped by 0.5 percentage point over the month to 6.3 percent, and is down 1.0 percent from the same time last year.
Out of an expanded labor force of 196,782, there were 12,472 unemployed, a decrease of 769 since August and 2,190 fewer than September 2014. Moreover, the number of employed increased over the month by 1,945 to 184,481.
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One Piece is an anime that I feel alot of people have watched by now HOWEVER, I did not start watching it till late august of this year. I've always rejected it simply because of the amount of episodes, i'll state this now it was worth catching up to it current episode!
Animation: The anime starts off very rough and the color style is rather dull in comparison to today's standards and thats expected given the time this was made so it may be hard for people to keep up with it but I feel the story makes up for that. as you get further into the series i think around the 300s the colors become more... See full review
ok so I just finished watching episode 12 there is supposed to be one more episode according to anidb.net, so im just going to base my review off of what i've seen so far.
the anime started off with a bunch of teens with the dreams of being idols i thought oh..thats kinda seemed wishy washy.. there was a few other animes that i've watched similar in this aspect and sometimes i was like meh why bother continuing but i cant ever stop watching an anime halfway through. Anyways after like episode 3 or 4 i started to get hooked to this the storyline would get better and better its not just ur average i... See full review
Personally I love this anime very nicely drawn, and its very well thought out. the story centers around a boy who ends up taking care of his sisters children since his sister n her husband died in a plane crash and this tells about all the hardships that he has to go through while taking care of the children. while some may say this seems like incest or to loli for their taste I feel thats not the case. the characters are not blood related so its not incest and they make this perfectly clear also the main character does not seem to have any romantic interest in any of the three girls he actually has... See full review
I started off watching this anime the day it came out, I had my friend also watch it with me so we can talk about it each time it was released. The anime started off very slow with lots of talking however it is beautifully drawn. after 3 episodes my friend dropped it saying it was too slow paced for him and that he wants more, Yes the anime is very slow with lots of dialogue However, this is to build up to a even greater anime. The whole time you watch alot of fight scenes that look like they could have been better, your reading all the dialogue that you sometimes don't want to read but, there is one thing... See full review


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How the frick did you land Parsons and Sanders by only giving up West
Hm I think fear raped you and now that rape is in turn raping me so thanks for allowing me to get raped. Thought we were cool.
quote:i sat west for you you big jerk
I hate you. Every player I plug in sucks, Melo has 1 game, Zbo might miss the weekend, Gasol not starting. I need this one.
quote:i kinda want to win myself
Fine. I love you but I need to win.
quote:appears gasol is gonna make the most of his limited minutes
quote:i just took a big risk and acquired z-bo's replacement. i really hope he can't go tonight. they have a back to back so they need to rest him
i just took a big risk and acquired z-bo's replacement.
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