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I have to agree with you Cliff about Bigfoot habitat. I think as long as there is some forested area nearby and good water sources, preferably rivers or large creeks, then Bigfoots just may be in the area at least from time to time, especially if there are vegetable, livestock, or orchard farms in the area. I live in a rural agricultural area of SE Ohio, however it is ripe with three rivers and numerous creeks providing avenues. Every so often someone reports high strangeness and visual and I have even found some compelling evidence in an area one would never suspect.
It is frustrating at times watching FB when you are hearing some remarkable sounds and though the recording equipment does get something from time to time, they usually fail miserably compared to the human ear.
I was always under the impression that most activity in South Dakota was further north in the Corson County/Standing Rock Reservation area. Wrong again, drat.

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Peeping Life: Gekijou Original Ban

The Peeping Life comedy anime series spawned five shorts for Japanese theaters. Each of the five shorts was running on the lobby monitors in T-Joy's theater chain for two weeks before being replaced by the next short. In Tokyo's Shinjuku Wald 9 cinema complex the shorts were run on the complex's actual theater screens. They were then included in the Peeping Life: The Perfect Emotion's DVD release.

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Last week I posted part 1 of my blog post on the lovely dresses that Chi Chi Clothing have to offer. Here is the second part of the post, check out these dresses and more by visiting the Chi Chi website by clicking here.
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Q. What's the best way to sterilize a needle? Every time our five-year-old daughter gets a splinter there is a family argument. My husband insists on waving a lit match under the needle for about 5 seconds. In my family we always dipped the needle in alcohol.
Our daughter gets upset when we disagree over this and sometimes refuses to let us remove the splinter at all.
A. We're not sure either technique will sterilize a needle. A few seconds under a match may not be adequate and a quick dip in alcohol is unlikely to kill all germs either. Soaking the needle for 10 minutes would be a safer approach but most people don't have the patience when there is a painful splinter.
Why not try a doctor-recommended home remedy for removing a splinter? Russell Copelan, MD, offered the following: cover the splinter with a little patch of salicylic acid plaster, the kind you would use to treat a wart. Some come with adhesive built in, but others need to be held in place with a bandage. Leave it on for 12 hours. It should ease the discomfort and in most cases, the splinter will work its way out after a few days.


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The Adoption of Innovations in the Building Industry
In December 2012 the Department of Construction Management and Engineering hosted and organized together with Pioneering a very well attended conference on the adoption of innovations in the building industry. John van Oorschot, Maarten van den Berg and Pieter Klok presented their research while a panel representing principals of housing associations in the Netherlands reflected on the presented research findings. The conference was chaired by professor Joop Halman. Particularly the factors that influence the (non-)adoption of new developed building concepts, examples of complex systemic innovations, in projects of housing associations, were discussed.
During the second part of the conference several innovative systems that construction companies in the Twente region are developing were presented and discussed. The same principals of housing associations debated about their market potential of these new systems and the chance that these systems will also be adopted by housing associations.


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The Chauvet VIP Gear Bag for 4pc Freedom Par Tri-6/Quad-4/Hex-4 is ideal for ensuring safe transportation and storage of your lighting gear. Featuring four separate compartments to accommodate the freedom par Quad-4, freedom par tri-6 or freedom par hex-4- four at a time. Each compartment allows easy access, which will save you time during set up and ensure your equipment is safe and organised . The removable padded cushions and dividers make this bag extremely versatile, transforming it into a larger bag. Convenient side pockets allow you to transport smaller accessories.
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TORONTO — The Canadian Football League announced today the team nominees for the 2011 Gibson's Finest CFL Player Awards.
The players were selected by voting members of the Football Reporters of Canada (FRC) and the CFL head coaches.
In this first ballot, FRC representatives from each CFL city plus the respective head coach submitted votes for the six categories. Voters were asked to select players from their local CFL club who through on-field performance excellence, best represent the awards' title – Most Outstanding Player, Most Outstanding Canadian Player, Most Outstanding Defensive Player, Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman, Most Outstanding Rookie, and Most Outstanding Special Teams Player.
The East and West nominees for the 2011 Gibson's Finest CFL Player Awards will be announced on Wednesday, November 9 at noon ET.
The league-wide winners will be announced during Grey Cup week at the Gibson's Finest CFL Player Awards on Thursday, November 24 at the Vancouver Convention Centre in Vancouver, B.C.
Below are the first ballot nominee results:
* – Indicates a unanimous selection
BC Lions
Player – Travis Lulay*Defensive – Keron WilliamsCanadian – Paul McCallum*Offensive Lineman – Jovan OlafioyeSpecial Teams – Paul McCallum*Rookie – Tim Brown
Edmonton Eskimos
Player – Ricky RayDefensive – Rod DavisCanadian – Jerome Messam*Offensive Lineman – Greg WojtSpecial Teams – Corbin SharunRookie – JC Sherritt*
Calgary Stampeders
Player – Nik Lewis*Defensive – Brandon SmithCanadian – Jon Cornish*Offensive Lineman – Stanley BryantSpecial Teams – Larry Taylor*Rookie – Demetrice Morley*
Saskatchewan Roughriders
Player – Weston DresslerDefensive – Jerrell FreemanCanadian – Chris GetzlafOffensive Lineman – Chris BestSpecial Teams – Chris MiloRookie – Craig Butler
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Player – Jovon JohnsonDefensive – Jovon JohnsonCanadian – Cory WatsonOffensive Lineman – Brendon LabatteSpecial Teams – Jovon JohnsonRookie – Clarence Denmark*
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Player – Justin HickmanDefensive – Justin HickmanCanadian – Dave StalaOffensive Lineman – Peter DyakowskiSpecial Teams – Justin Medlock*Rookie – Chris Williams*
Toronto Argonauts
Player – Chad OwensDefensive – Lin-J ShellCanadian – Rickey FoleyOffensive Lineman – Dominic PicardSpecial Teams – Chad Owens*Rookie – Chad Kackert
Montreal Alouettes
Player – Anthony CalvilloDefensive – Chip CoxCanadian – Sean WhyteOffensive Lineman – Josh BourkeSpecial Teams – Sean WhyteRookie – Seth Williams


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A while back, San Francisco decided to force McDonald's to stop offering a toy as part of its happy meal in an effort to discourage the marketing of unhealthy food to children. Here's the result:
The reaction has been that, OK, we won't give away a toy with a hamburger meal. You make a 10cent donation to charity alongside the purchase of a hamburger meal and you can have the toy. What a neat little solution you might think.
Except, it gets better than that. Previously, if you just wanted the toy and a salad (or something similarly defined as "healthy" for the little one) you could buy whatever food you wanted and also pay $2,18 for the toy. Cheap at the price as anyone with young children can tell you. However, now, you cannot: you can only have the toy for that 10 cents plus the price of the greasy hamburger meal that comes with it. It is now toy plus unhealthy food as the only option.
In what appears to be another attempt at demonstrating how idiotic bureaucrats can be, San Francisco regulations have backfired in a surprisingly entertaining way. Not only has the city failed to discouraged the marketing of unhealthy burgers to children, it has actually made the problem worse. Well done.
What surprises me, though, is that they haven't just already gone ahead and banned the sale of fast food hamburgers to minors. What, are they worried that might be fascistic? Get a clue already! If San Fran going to tell a business what it can sell to whom and how so, it may as well come out directly and ban what it wants. It's the same principle; the only difference is of degree.


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There are two storylines in the AFC West that have caused many fans to ask me via my mailbag if there are hidden agendas at work.
The stories are the video scandal in Denver and Vincent Jackson's calf injury in San Diego.
Let's take a look:
Teams: Denver-Kansas City
Background: The Broncos and coach Josh McDaniels were fined a combined $100,000 after the NFL determined that the team's video director, Steve Scarnecchia, filmed a San Francisco walk-through practice the day before the 49ers' win over the Broncos on Oct.31 in London. Scarnecchia was fired.
This is where Kansas City comes in. Many Chiefs fans have asked if the reason why Kansas City coach Todd Haley wouldn't shake hands with McDaniels after a 49-29 Denver win was because Haley suspected that the Broncos were cheating.
My take: For all I've heard, Haley's displeasure stemmed the action on the field that day. If the Chiefs suspected foul play, I'm sure we could have heard by now.
But the point is, Denver put itself in this position by allowing this scandal to happen. Every time Denver wins from here on out, people will wonder if they had illegal help. Is it fair? Perhaps not, but neither is filming an opponent. So the Broncos are going to have to live with this type of speculation. By the way, check out this tough talk on McDaniels' involvement in the case, which has been closed by the NFL.
Team: San Diego
Background: Jackson left the Chargers' win at Indianapolis after two plays with a calf strain. It was Jackson's first game back after holding out. The only reason why he returned to the team was to accrue a season toward free agency. Many San Diego fans are wondering if Jackson is faking the injury, so he doesn't have to play for the team, but still get credited for the season.
My take: I can see why people would think it because of the timing. But I just think its bad timing. This is another example of how players are prone to muscle pulls after long playoffs. I don't think Jackson would do this, anyway. He is a very competitive player who has a lot of pride.
Anyways, Jackson would likely pull a fake muscle during his past four weeks of practice if he really didn't want to play. Perhaps we'll find out differently, but I don't think there is any funny business going on.


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Bayankhongor Water & Sanitation Project
Water For Water partners with World Vision to provide access to safe water supply and improved sanitation facilities for children in Mongolia.
Bayankhongor, Mongolia is located southwest of the nation's capital Ulaanbaatar. Although improvements have been made to increase access to safe water in Mongolia, many communities still experience poor health outcomes due to unclean water, substandard sanitation facilities and inadequate hygiene.
While access to safe drinking water has increased across the country over the past 20 years, these achievements have been un-equally experienced with only 53% of rural populations likely to be drinking clean water (World Vision Australia). Just over half of Mongolians have access to adequate sanitation facilities and this figure drops to less than one in three for Mongolians living in rural areas.
Improving health and education outcomes by ensuring access to clean and safe water and improving sanitation and hygiene in schools and kindergartens. Water For Water is supporting the Nomgon School within the Bayankhongor Area Development Program, reaching over 2,500 children.
Supporting access to and the quality of water through the renovation and construction of toilet facilities and connection to the centralized water supply and sewage system. Schools, communities and government are working in partnership to develop local solutions to poor hygiene and sanitation practices, including child-to-child health promotion, improved drinking water facilities, curriculum development and awareness activities in communities.
Just over half of Mongolians have access to adequate sanitation facilities and this figure drops to less than one in three for Mongolians living in rural areas.
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One area of advertising that many business forget about is press releases and it's a shame because done properly they can be a really effective way of getting your name out there absolutely free of charge.
However, to be effective in making press releases work you need to do it properly (just like all other advertising…), there are no short cuts. This article will explain how to get the most out of any press releases you write.
What is news?
The first thing to consider is what is news? There are two forms of news. The first is the hard, factual news and the second is the soft, human interest news. Ideally you want to blend the two together to improve your chances of getting it published.
News is information that generally has a timeliness to it. In other words, something has happened and you wish to let others know about it. Writing press releases about something that happened 6 weeks ago – or which is due to happen in ten days' time will not get picked up by the press because one is out of date and the other may not actually happen.
Rule 1 – your press release needs to be drafted and released at the same time as the event or a maximum of 24 hours of the event taking place.
The human interest angle is also very important. People like hearing news about people because they can connect with that on an emotional level. For example, the reader might be the same age as the person in the news or might be from the same town or college; they might have experienced the same scenario or be in the same industry and know about the issues. The personal angle makes the story come to life – it adds color.
Rule 2 – include a personal angle to the story.
How to write the story
News journalists are busy people and if your press release doesn't grab their attention in 3 seconds it will end up in the bin.
There are two key areas you need to focus on to avoid your release suffering that fate; first you need to write in an engaging style and second you need to format it properly.
The first thing you need to be clear about is what is the story? This should be clear from the title or within the first 25 words of the article.
"River City auto salesman wins national sales award"
Without reading the article I already know what the release is about and if I'm a journalist interested in local business news I will keep it on the desk.
What follows after that will be the key elements of the story – who, what, why, when and how. In the body of the article you will explain that it was Dave Smith from West Side Autos who won the prize, that the event took place at the City Hotel etc etc.
Rule 3 – be clear on the story
Rules to follow
Having got clarity on what the story is the next thing is to make sure it's written and formatted properly. If a journalist has to go through your article and correct spelling and grammar mistakes, reformat it and cut out extraneous text then your article probably won't make the paper.
There are a number of key rules to abide by here; if you follow them it can really help to increase your chances of being published:
- Write for an 8 year old – people don't want to have to think about what they read so keep your structure and style simple.
- Don't use abbreviations – goes with the note above; you might understand them but the majority of your audience will not.
- Give the full description of the person – use their full name, add their age in brackets and if they belong to a specific organization then add their rank or status in full. So, put 'Lieutenant Simon Rickard (36) of River City Police' rather than 'Lt Rickard of the local police'. It may be that when it's printed some of this information is taken out but by presenting the journalist with the full picture means he doesn't have to hunt around for the background information.
- Use quotes – people love to hear what people have said so get at least one quote in there.
- Don't over-capitalize – avoid unnecessary capitals as this can make the writing look odd and will probably get taken out.
- Numbers – numbers one to ten are written, 11 onwards are shown in numerals.
- Never use the word local – you never know where the article may end ups o be specific about location.
Rule 4 – follow the rules.
This article looks at the background stuff you need to take into account for a press release. The next article will look at actually writing it so that you get the message across and get it published.


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Bring It Trailer (2011)
"Give her an F-U-C-K!" 25 August 2011 Comedy 89 mins
Some girls will do anything, or anyone, to become the head cheerleader. Fortunately for us, Alektra is only too eager to share all of the sexy and sordid details. Alektra, Jana Jordan, Victoria Lawson and Katie Jordin will give you something to cheer about when they spread their legs and Bring It!
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Cissy Houston: I'm Concerned for Bobbi KristinaFeb 3rd, 2013 | By owner | Category: All Posts
The mother of the late Whitney Houston, Ms. Cissy Houston, talked with the TJMS this morning about her new book "Remembering Whitney", the truth behind BeBe WInans' book, her concern for Bobbi Kristina and more.
Read the full transcript of the interview below.
TOM JOYNER: Good morning, Miss Cissy Houston, how are you?
CISSY HOUSTON: I'm fine, how are you?
TOM JOYNER: I'm real good. I'm real good.
CISSY HOUSTON: Good.
TOM JOYNER: Your book, Remembering Whitney, I've seen Oprah's interview, and I've seen some other interviews, and I have the book but, Miss Houston, I'm going to have to wait till I have a vacation to read this book.
CISSY HOUSTON: I heard that.


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Quarterly Journal of Engineering Geology and Hydrogeology
Expansion of structural backfill used as hardcore aggregate under floor slabs in the Dublin area of Ireland has resulted in significant structural damage and distress to buildings recorded since 2006. The hardcore or backfill aggregate typically comprises mudrocks of Carboniferous age that contain pyrite. The most recent estimates suggest that pyrite-induced reactions have resulted in structural damage affecting in excess of 10000 buildings in the Dublin area. This has a severe impact on the value of property and the remediation costs are set to run to hundreds of millions of euros. A court case held in the High Court in Dublin in 2010 (upheld in 2014 on appeal to the Supreme Court) found that structural damage to Ballymun Youth Centre, Dublin had been caused by pyrite-induced reactions leading to swelling of the backfill as a result of forceful crystallization of gypsum. This paper describes the logic, chemical, X-ray diffraction and petrological techniques and procedures used to evaluate pyrite-induced swelling for this court case and in many hundreds of evaluations since. The paper also suggests procedures to reduce the costs of testing.
- Received December 12, 2014.
- Revision received September 7, 2015.
- Accepted October 21, 2015.
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New Dem Members Unveil Legislation to Reform Derivatives Trading
Today, members of the New Democrat Coalition Leadership and the Financial Services Task Force joined task force member Representative Michael E. McMahon to introduce a bill to increase transparency and regulatory requirements for the trading of derivatives. The Derivatives Trading Accountability and Disclosure Act of 2009, sponsored by Rep. McMahon, would increase regulation and reporting requirements placed on the derivatives market, while still allowing for customized and over-the-counter derivative trading. This legislation provides greater protection for American families, businesses and investors, while maintaining an active derivatives market that encourages investment, economic growth and job creation.
The New Dem Financial Services Task Force is committed to working with the President, Chairman Frank and the Financial Services Committee on both improving the regulation of the derivatives market, as well as all aspects of financial regulatory reform.
"New Dems will be at the forefront of regulatory reform efforts this Congress because we bring real-world experience to this complex and critical issue," said Congressman Joseph Crowley, Chair of the New Dems. "I applaud the great work of our Financial Services Task Force member Rep. McMahon for putting together legislation that will enact greater transparency and regulation of the derivatives market. The New Dems believe the time has come to reform of our derivatives market in order to protect our economy from irresponsible trading, while protecting the ability of American businesses to hedge their risk. New Dems look forward to continuing our collaboration with Congressional Leadership, particularly Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank, and the Obama Administration to address this critical issue."
"This bill will provide thoughtful, comprehensive regulation of the derivatives market," said Congressman Michael E. McMahon, a member of the New Dem Financial Services Task Force. "Not that long ago, the mob mentality was to blame derivatives for the collapse of our economy and do away with the entire market. This approach completely ignored the benefits derivatives play in a multitude of businesses, let alone the massive job layoffs which would have resulted in my district, and New York City as a whole. Derivatives are complex, but we cannot ignore them any longer for that reason. Similarly, it would not be prudent to completely do away with them. It is critical that we finally get this right - there is an entire industry at stake, as well as the ability of companies from Wall Street to Main Street to hedge their risks in a complex marketplace. This bill is the first step in the right direction and I thank my fellow New Dems for their support and counsel on this bill."
"Bringing transparency to the derivatives market and ensuring that regulators have adequate information regarding firms' risk exposure is vital to ensuring a stable economy," said Congresswoman Melissa Bean Co-Chair of the New Dem Financial Services Task Force.
"This legislation will help ensure companies can manage risk in a way that helps stabilize their businesses, and in turn, the entire economy," said Congressman Jim Himes, Co-Chair of the New Dem Financial Services Task Force. "This type of thoughtful oversight will help prevent the next financial crisis."
"I commend Rep. McMahon for his leadership in drafting this important legislation. I support the Derivatives Trading Accountability and Disclosure Act because it will require derivatives to be regulated in a thoughtful way that increases transparency and efficiency, provides tough oversight, identifies and minimizes systemic risk, and will prevent fraud and market manipulation. Congress has a lot of work to do to close the gaps the financial crisis exposed last year, and this bill makes an important contribution to that effort," said Congressman Dennis Moore, a member of the New Dem Financial Services Task Force.
Source: http://himes.house.gov/index.cfm?sectionid=22&parentid=21§iontree=21,22&itemid=243


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Cheeky! Eden Hazard "stole" a free-kick from David Luiz (Chelsea 3 – Stoke 0)
There was a pretty amusing moment from late on in Chelsea's 3-0 win over Stoke on Saturday evening.
With the win all but wrapped up, David Luiz went to take a "blockbuster" free-kick from way out.
And, as the Brazilian pulled back with a rather large run-up, Chelsea team mate Eden Hazard came in and passed it square.
Much to the amusement of the commentators and many in the Stamford Bridge crowd.


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Rearview Trailer (2013)
01 December 2013 83 mins
Looking back at life from another level. As the story of Rearview develops, Fresno's life unravels and we learn why he is stuck in the past. But the journey he is on is driving him down a path of demise and some of the people he is affiliated with are the same ones that are influencing his life choices for the worse.
Watch the official Rearview 2013 trailer in HD below or find more Rearview videos on Vidimovie.


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Spectroscopic and dc-transport investigations of the electronic properties of TaSe3
TaSe3 belongs to a class of low-dimensional materials characterized by the interplay and competition between dimensionality crossover and broken symmetry ground states. A comprehensive study by dc-transport, optical, and angle-resolved photoemission (ARPES) experiments shows that the electronic properties of this compound are strongly anisotropic between the chain and the transverse crystallographic direction. Even though TaSe3 fails to undergo a charge-density-wave (CDW) phase transition, we found evidence for short range order CDW segments, which progressively disappear with decreasing temperature.
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Keywords: Transition-Metal Trichalcogenides ; Dimensional Crossover ; Optical-Properties ; Luttinger Liquid ; Charge ; Conductors ; Nbse3 ; Conductivity ; 2H-Tase2
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Wildboyz [TV Series] (2003)Genres - Comedy | Sub-Genres - Bloopers & Candid Camera, Candid Reality Show [TV] | Run Time - 30 min. | Countries - USA |
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From the creators of Jackass came another gross-out hodgepodge of wild, crazy, and idiotic stunts titled Wildboyz. The hosts of this unreal reality series were former Jackass regulars Chris Pontius and Steve-O (aka Stephen Otis). These two likable jerks traveled all over the world to spread the own dubious brand of "American culture" to other peoples. Yeah, right. Actually they hopped from country to country performing dangerous and dimwitted stunts involving animals -- with the animals getting all the best of it. From swimming with sharks to zapping one another with electric eels to swiping cookies from rattlesnakes, Chris and Steve-O would do anything for a laugh, even if it killed them ("No such luck," one can hear the series' critics muttering under their breath). Occasionally joining the hosts in their puerile perambulations were their Jackass colleagues Johnny Knoxville, Manny Puig, and Jason "Wee Man" Acuna. Wildboyz was first inflicted on the public on November 2, 2003, courtesy of MTV.


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The Ministry of Justice has, today (23 February 2017), published part one of its response to the 'Reforming the soft tissue injury ('whiplash') claims process' consultation which closed on 6 January 2017.
Ministers have considered and made a number of policy decisions, including:
- the introduction of a tariff of fixed compensation for pain, suffering and loss of amenity for claims with an injury duration of between 0 and 24 months;
- providing the judiciary with the facility to both decrease the amount awarded under the tariff in cases where there may be contributory negligence or to increase the award (with increases capped at no more than 20%) in exceptional circumstances;
- introducing a ban on both the offering and requesting of offers to settle claims without medical evidence;
- increasing the small claims limit for RTA related personal injury claims to £5,000; and
- Increasing the small claims limit for all other types of personal injury claim to £2,000.
Measures 1 to 3 above will be introduced through provisions in the Prisons and Courts Bill. Measures 4 and 5 will be introduced through secondary legislative procedures, and it is the Government's intention to implement these reforms as a package.
Part two of the Government response will be published in due course.
Part 1 of the Government Response to: Reforming the Soft Tissue Injury ('whiplash') Claims Process


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South African packaged Goods Company's headline earnings per share rose from 1,628 cents in 2013 to 1,815 in 2014.
The group said it achieved a solid set of results in a difficult trading environment, overcoming a disappointing first-half performance to grow operating income by 15 per cent for the full year.
(READ MORE: Tiger Brands faces growing competition in Africa)
"Headline earnings per share from continuing operations increased by 15 per cent to 1 804 cents. However, earnings per share from continuing operations declined by 21 per cent to 1 243 cents, largely due to impairments relating to the group's investment in Dangote Flour Mills," said the group in a statement.
[DATA TBS:Tiger Brands Limited] reported a group turnover increase of 11 per cent to 30 billion rand, underpinned by four per cent volume growth and below inflationary pricing of five per cent.
"Currency movements added a further two per cent growth to turnover. Operating income increased by 15 per cent to 3.6 billion rand, with the group's overall operating margin improving from 11.4 per cent to 11.8 per cent."
The group also reported domestic businesses growing operating income by seven per cent to 3.3 billion rand.
"Whilst this performance was negatively affected by a nine per cent decline in the Home Care, Personal Care and Baby business, operating income from the domestic food businesses increased by 12 per cent to 2.9 billion rand."
Tiger Brands said its exports and international businesses, excluding Nigeria, continued to reflect pleasing growth, increasing turnover by 16 per cent to 4.6 billion rand and operating income by 20 per cent to 691 million rand.
"Significant progress has been made in addressing the challenges in DFM and, as a result, the net reported loss before interest and tax for the Nigerian businesses improved by 27 per cent to 282 million rand from 384 million rand in 2013," added the company.
"As indicated at the half year, DFM has now conducted a review of the utilisation levels of its assets and, based on current market realities, has decided to impair certain of these manufacturing assets."
(READ MORE: Tiger Brands looking to enhance DFM prospects)
The group said the related impairment, amounting to 105 million rand, is in addition to the 849 million rand impairment of goodwill and other intangibles recognised at the half year.
"Tiger Brands remains committed to the Nigerian market and will continue to fix and optimise the DFM business, whilst investing into adjacent categories that are expected to deliver long-term profitable growth," added the group.
The group expects to sustain the positive momentum that was achieved during the year under review, despite a continued difficult trading environment in both the domestic and international businesses.


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AH Horsemanship at The Hideout Lodge & Guest Ranch
Why Authentic Horsemanship?
The Hideout is a riding guest ranch and an equestrian destination. We have the privilege to listen, talk, learn and ride with visitors from around the world. Our guests come from different walks of life and have a rich variety of riding levels and equestrian experience ranging from beginners to intermediate and professional riders competing in the global arena. All these people share a passion for riding and horses. Our guests have a wealth of information, ideas, feedback, opinions and experience to offer.
We also invest in training for our team by organizing clinics and training opportunities with well-rounded professional clinicians.
This is what shapes and defines our riding and equestrian culture at The Hideout. It is the way in which we handle and respect our horses, the way we train our horses and the way we teach our guests about horsemanship and horses. We call it Authentic Horsemanship. It is based on respect, low-stress, empathy, open-mindedness and professionalism.
The Goal of Authentic Horsemanship at The Hideout
Our goal is simple; to create a fun, safe, open-minded and respectful equestrian experience during your stay at The Hideout Lodge & Guest Ranch. We are constantly growing and shaping our program because like most things in life, it is an ever evolving journey to reach the goals we have set for our program. The more we learn and listen, the more we notice how much we still have to learn to get where we want to be.
Our intention is to maximize the potential embedded in the relationship between each horse and rider.
AH Horsemanship Clinics & Training
AH Horsemanship clinics are organized with the above goal in mind.
- During your stay at The Hideout riding lessons and half-day introduction clinics in AH Horsemanship are included.
- If you are interested, our wranglers will be happy to offer you pointers during your rides at The Hideout to improve your skills.
- Dedicated multiple day clinics are part of a separate program which are conducted by external professionals with support of our own equestrian staff. Our key staff have participatedand been schooled in any of the clinics we organize with professional clinicians.


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So, you didn't win (almost everybody)! So your attempt at a comeback ended in disaster (basically just Lindsay Lohan)! So you hate your job and made a video about it! At least we can all stand together and rejoice that the week is finally over.
As usual, our friends at Someecards offered their own amusing take on this week's events. Click on our favorites below and then head over to Someecards.com for more.
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In this post on Choosing a GPSr (GPS receiver),we'd like to explain what to look for in an interface when shopping for a GPSr.
There are lots of options here and your choice is a matter of personal preference. We prefer scroll wheels or touch screens. However,the most popular GPSr with avid cachers —the Garmin 60CSx —has neither. It uses a system of buttons and up/down arrows to control the cursor.
Scroll wheels are ideal for one-handed operation,although they're not very good for entering text. Touch screens are fast and intuitive to use,but they can be a liability when unintended contact with clothing and other object changes the display. The touch screen electronics also tend to make the units more fragile. For text entry,a small keyboard on a touchscreen unit can't be beat.
What do you like about the interface on your GPSr? Comment on this post to share!


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Over 250,000 babies born through IVF, but NI lags behind rest of country
Northern Ireland has the fewest number of women using IVF treatment to have a baby, new figures show.
More than a quarter of a million UK babies have been born as a result of IVF.
The 250,000th IVF baby was born in February 2015, according to the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA).
The British Fertility Society (BFS) welcomed the milestone figure, saying it was "great news" for patients and their families.
The fewest treatments take place in Northern Ireland, with 1,498 women undergoing treatment in 2014.
The overall figures show a sharp rise in the number of IVF and other assisted reproduction treatments in the 25 years since the HFEA was established.
In 1991, 6,146 women received 6,609 IVF treatments, resulting in 1,226 live births.
By 2013 this had risen to 52,288 women receiving 67,708 cycles of IVF treatment, from which 15,283 babies were born.
The success rate for IVF has risen from 14% in 1991 to 26.5% in 2014, according to the figures, released during National Fertility Awareness Week.
"When the HFEA was set up in 1991 we could never have imagined that over 250,000 babies would be born just 25 years later through assisted reproduction," said HFEA chairwoman Sally Cheshire.
"These babies are among the five million born worldwide and I am delighted that so many people have been able to have their much-longed-for family.
"We will continue to work with all UK fertility clinics to ensure the best quality care is given to patients, so even more families are created in the future."
Professor Adam Balen, chairman of the BFS, said: "The BFS welcomes this news that the number of children born from IVF and other assisted reproductive treatments has now passed a quarter of a million.
"This is a major milestone and is great news for parents and their families. This is particularly poignant in National Fertility Awareness Week, as we raise awareness of the many struggles couples face in having a much-wanted family.
Susan Seenan, chief executive of leading patient charity Fertility Network UK, said: "It is heart-warming and reassuring to hear during National Fertility Awareness Week that a quarter of a million IVF babies have now been born in the UK - in the nearly 40 years since the world's first IVF baby was born in the UK."
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Each player would like to play Monopoly as you can always get so much resources in game. Play Monopoly to win Odin Shard and Taboo Element!
Duration:September 4th to September 9th
September 4th to September 8th to compete in daily events and gain Monopoly points
September 9th: claim total ranking rewards!
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1.Click Monopoly icon at the game window to open Monopoly menu!
2.Players gain certain points by collecting required resources during the event, i.e. Silver, Wisdom, EXP, INT Potion, Stardust, Prestige, Gem, Equipment Chest and so on.
3.The grand prize will be issued at the conclusion of the event. Each day, point leaders can collect the related reward for yesterday's ranking.
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|100,000 Silver Bag*50
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|Rank 2
|Monopoly Badge*1
|100,000 Silver Bag*40
|50,000 Wisdom Card*16
|Top Tier Mount EXP Potion*15
|Special Card-Odin shard*8
|Taboo Element*40
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|100,000 Silver Bag*30
|50,000 Wisdom Card*12
|Top Tier Mount EXP Potion*10
|Special Card-Odin shard*5
|Taboo Element*30
|Rank 4-5
|100,000 Silver Bag*20
|50,000 Wisdom Card*8
|Top Tier Mount EXP Potion*5
|Special Card-Odin shard*3
|Taboo Element*20
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|Melee Badge*50
|Taboo Element*10
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An annual retreat that's become an important and beloved tradition to the Centre and to our community!
July 30 – Aug 3rd, 2015
Join us for our 41st Annual Community Yoga Retreat. Enjoy an inspiring retreat within a vibrant community, engage in the practice of yoga and spiritual philosophy, connect with new and old friends, experience the beauty and peace of the natural surroundings, and ignite the spark of spirit within!
Everyone is welcome to attend the Annual Community Yoga Retreat. For families with children, there is a Kid's Program.
Please check back in the spring of 2015 for more information about this highly anticipated event.
If you'd like to be contacted when registration opens, please call 250-537-2326 to have your contact information noted.
"My son asked me, 'are we coming back next year?' How could I say no!
'We'll all be back next year!'"
~ 2012 Guest
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Jonathan Keats is taking 1000 years to take a photo. The artist has set up a camera in Tempe, Arizona that is going to be snapping until 3015, meaning he will never see the finished product. What will be seen? The ghosts of demolished buildings and the shadows of new ones. Passing cars and people will not be there long enough to make a dint on the exposure, but the landscape will be filled with fading structures.
"Anything moving quickly, like cars and people, won't show up at all. But you'll be able to see bigger changes, like the ghost of housing knocked down after a hundred years, haunting the buildings that take its place. The picture will be less like a snapshot, more like a single-frame movie."
The project may be duplicated in Berlin and several other cities before the end of the year, meaning our responsibility to build in a conscious manner is on the table. Developers will now have to bare in mind whether there creations are faded blip or a clear vision.


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I first posted this article on 4th March 2011
On hearing this story (we here in the UK don't get much US politics unless there is a big election on) I had to have a look at the astrology. Very interesting as you will shortly find out. Astrology has a funny way of delving behind the scenes and uncovering motivations and the truth that you wouldn't normally know. The story for those out there in the world who don't know is pretty shocking. John Edwards was a previous US Vice-Presidential candidate, Senator for South Carolina and a Presidential candidate in 2008. His wife until she passed away in December 2010 was suffering for the last 7 years of her life with breast cancer. During the 2006 Edwards met up with Rielle Hunter to arrange some promotional films of life on the election campaign trail and from that liaison, it was alleged that Edwards and Hunter had an affair, finally culminating with the birth of a daughter in February 2008. If this wasn't bad enough, the current stories running seem to suggest that Edwards syphoned off several thousand dollars of his pledged campaign money to Hunter to keep her quiet about the relationship and the baby.
John Edwards has quite a remarkable chart. Born in Seneca, South Carolina in the US on 10th June 1953 at 07.02hrs (this time is disputed, however having looked at the events surrounding this case and at the other alleged time of 7.23 I am convinced that 7.02am is correct). He is a Sun Sign Gemini in the hidden 12th house, with his Moon also in the same sign but in the 11th house. I have noticed that people in power who have their Suns in the 12th house invariably have something to hide. Tony Blair and George Bush are two recent examples who immediately spring to mind. Communication is key to Edwards, he will be a smooth talking individual in a hurry (Sun conjunct Mars) and emotionally tied to his Democratic party (11th house rules groups and associations). He is very intelligent with Mercury conjunct the 12th house also in Gemini. It is interesting that all this communication is in the 12th house, a lot goes on behind the scenes which we don't know about, as if words, news and information is deliberately being hidden. John is a Cancer ascendant, emotionally tied to the security of his family, he will protect them at all cost. It will make him an emotional man and he will use that emotion in tugging at the heartstrings of the voters (Cancer Ascendant conjunct Mercury). Talking of emotions, those emotions will be fickle. Moon in Gemini in the 11th indicate that his relationship with friends will be as important to him as those of his family. The Moon is conjunct Jupiter and so he will show generosity to them. Uranus sits in his first house so John will be a rebel and against the grain. He will have decidedly left wing administrative ideas, Uranus square Saturn/Neptune and Moon/Jupiter in the 11th house (an emotional attachment & generous to groups like trade unions). Pluto in the 2nd house is an absolute obsession on finance, on making money and the control of it. This will extend to the home and his work via the sextile to Saturn and Neptune in the 4th and "his" money behind the scenes in the sextile in the 12th house. Finally for this section we look at Venus. Venus is in Taurus which is very loyal and warm to the partner, Venus in the 11th shows and attachment to social groups, societies and parties.
Now the amazing thing about this particular chart is it is anchored by a very tight Saturn/Neptune conjunction in the fourth house of the home and the family. Radiating out from this conjunction are aspects to virtually every planet in the chart. Saturn is administrative as I have said many times before and Neptune is visionary, a dream. John has a social dream that pushes forward with vigour (trine Mars), he wants to implement and control (sextile Pluto). This dream is radical (square Uranus) and dear to him personally and his beliefs (trine Sun wide conjunction Moon/Jupiter). The dream is tied to being generous to social groups and his party (quindecile Venus – bordering on obsession). The thing about Saturn and Neptune is that not only can they push you forward in a positive sense but they can also drag you down in a negative one. Saturn teaches you hard lessons and Neptune in a negative sense can be down right deceptive, pulling a veil over things. We can see the strong sextile between the control of work money (Pluto sextile Saturn) and a deceptive use of it (conjunct Neptune). We can see the twin fickle emotions (Moon in Gemini), the need to be around friends as much as the family and the deceit behind it along with the potential of his alleged "generosity" to them. (the Moon and Jupiter sesquisquare Neptune/Saturn). We can see the obsession to the friend & lover who was the filmmaker (Venus in 11th house of friends quindecile Neptune which rules film and creative pursuits). The funny thing is, I believe he did all this deceit I think to not only protect himself but also his family from the truth, the Cancer thing to do. Unfortunately for him, all this was sitting there all along in his chart waiting to be activated.
Right, we move back to February 2007 when the baby was born. Putting the senator's chart against the planets of the day is very "interesting". We have Neptune transiting the 8th house of other people's financial affairs opposite Saturn in the second. By extended rulership, (Pisces ruled by Neptune) is on the cusp the 10th house of public and career and Capricorn ruled by Saturn is on the cusp of the seventh house of relationships. Saturn is conjunct that money and finance obsessed Pluto. It looks as if there is a deceptive transfer of administrative cash to somebody else. Saturn is sextile itself and natal Neptune (representing Rielle the filmmaker) and sextile Edwards' Sun hidden in the 12th (the transfer was kept secret). Transiting Neptune connects the Sun and Saturn/Neptune conjunction by trines completing the chain. Notice also the transiting Pluto opposing natal Mars aspect. Pluto through Scorpio is ruling the 5th house of children and risk taking (also highlighted in the conjunction with transiting Saturn) and Mars rules the 10th house of his public career. This child would affect his public standing and ambitions so he took a risk. Also there is a transiting Jupiter opposing natal Sun. Leo (Sun) encompasses the whole 2nd house of money and Sagittarius (Jupiter) is on the cusp of the 6th house representing work colleagues (remember Rielle was not only was a lover, she was employed by Edwards to make films of him too).
The transiting planets of today confirm what is going on. Transiting Pluto is opposite natal Mercury, the risk he took over the child and keeping it secret is now in the media (Mercury). Mercury on Edwards chart rules the 3rd and 12th houses, (communication in the press about something hidden or secret). Uranus also squares Mercury and Aquarius ruled by Uranus encompasses the 8th house of other people's finance. You can see the whole media storm on those two aspects alone. Saturn later this year will conjunct it's own position and Neptune's too. This Saturn will prove to be very awkward for Mr Edwards and transiting Pluto is not far off opposing the Ascendant. Not a good position if you are facing charges at that time.
I give you the evidence and I let you make your own decision on the whole affair, however my personal view is that the actions that Mr Edwards did in cheating his wife and then trying to cover it up with donated money when she was fighting cancer is totally disgusting and reprehensible behavior. As for trying to run for President in the middle of all this and expecting to keep it all under the carpet? Well, for once words almost fail me, he deserves everything coming to him.
*** Update 2nd June 2011 *** - John Edwards charged with campaign funds abuse
*** Update 31st May 2012 *** – The trial verdict is announced, well sort of…
The end of May was always going to be a critical time for John Edwards as the transiting South Node made a conjunction with John Edwards' chart ruler the Moon (he has Cancer on the ascendant). This is normally a depressing influence emotionally and suggested that the news would not be good for him. We also have a nasty inconjunct aspect from transiting Saturn (the voice of authority) to his Midheaven also indicating potential bad news.
Now there was a complication that has been borne out. John Edwards' Moon is also being squared by Neptune (which rules his Midheaven) causing confusion in his fate. Just as the planets suggested, the jury came to a decision on just 1 of 6 charges and were split on the other five. It sounds as if the judge has ordered the jury to go back and reconsider their position to see if they can come to a unified position.
I still think however that eventually he will be convicted in some manner. Transiting Pluto is opposing his Mercury which rules his 4th house (through Gemini on the cusp of the 4th) of home and family as well as his ascendant. Pluto can indicate confinement and severe restrictions placed upon him as well as showing a transformation in his life. Transiting Uranus is now square to that Mercury showing a change in his place of residence. Things, if rather delayed, do not look good for him.


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With strong links to Enterprise across the Academy, the Business Department gives all pupils the opportunity to work with others to develop ideas, and challenge themselves both logically and creatively. Universities and employers are not simply interested in academic performance, they are interested in those that have demonstrated a wide-ranging engagement in community life and activities outside of the classroom. This is something that Business and Enterprise will certainly ensure.
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The duo were frozen out during the 2013/14 season, as Lambert, whose future is in doubt, hoped to sell the pair and reduce the club's wage bill.
Bent, Villa's record signing when he joined in January 2011, was loaned to Fulham last season after Lambert rarely used him in 2012-13.
Hutton has never played for Villa under Lambert – having been loaned out to Nottingham forest, Mallorca and Bolton – but it appears that could change.
"Everybody's even now, everybody's level," Lambert said.
"It's public knowledge what's happened and now everyone is on the same level playing field."
Aston Villa's American owner Randy Lerner is expected to sell the club, which has put Lambert's future in doubt.
Lambert said that uncertainty was the biggest problem.
"The only uncertainty we've got, which is the main uncertainty, is how long before the club is sold," he said.
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As my husband and I sit, sloth-like, on the bed tonight we've discovered how hard it is to find restaurants in Minneapolis that deliver. I worked my best Google-fu to no avail. Does anyone know of a website that has a good list of actual *delivery joints*, not take-out, possibly something that says what area they deliver in?
Barring that, do you have any suggestions? Here's my sad little list for my neighborhood (Bancroft):
Caffrey's Deli & Subs
3008 Lyndale Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55408
Fat Lorenzos
5600 Cedar Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55417
Star Moon Chinese Restaurant
737 E 48th St, Minneapolis, MN 55417
Pizza Luce
2200 E Franklin Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55404
Domino's Pizza
4552 Bloomington Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55407
A & J Fish & Chicken
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One Burning Question for Every NFL Team's Top PickJune 7, 2013
One Burning Question for Every NFL Team's Top Pick
This time of year, optimism seems to surround every NFL player who isn't in post-operative care. Everyone is either on the verge of breaking out or primed to get back on track. But there's one guy on every team who all the fans are holding out a special amount of hope for.
That's the pressure that comes from being a top pick, whether you're a first-rounder or a Day 2 selection. Usually, you're expected to play a major role right away, and you're expected to deliver in that role.
Nothing's set in stone, though. And so here are the prevailing major questions being asked about each team's first draft pick.
Arizona Cardinals G Jonathan Cooper
Can a guard live up to being a top-10 pick?
Between 2002 and 2012, only eight guards were selected in the first round of the draft, and zero in the top 16. So while Jonathan Cooper looks like a special player, there's a lot of pressure associated with being the first top-10 pick at that position in 12 years.
That's accentuated by the fact that the Arizona Cardinals are still left without a long-term option at quarterback and could definitely have used help at either offensive tackle spot.
Cooper will have to perform extremely well to prevent the Cards from regretting not using this pick to address other areas of need.
Atlanta Falcons CB Desmond Trufant
Can he be an effective rookie starter from Week 1?
It's extremely hard for rookie cornerbacks to shine. While running backs and offensive linemen often step in and produce right away, adjusting to pro-level speed is extra difficult for corners. That's a big reason why a corner hasn't won the Defensive Rookie of the Year award this century.
With Dunta Robinson, Brent Grimes and Chris Owens all gone, the Atlanta Falcons will have little choice but to place No. 22 overall pick Desmond Trufant into the starting lineup from the get-go. It's been a while since an Atlanta rookie has faced that much immediate pressure to deliver.
Baltimore Ravens S Matt Elam
Is he big enough to succeed as an NFL starter from day one?
The Baltimore Ravens said goodbye to both starting safeties after winning the Super Bowl, so it wasn't a surprise to see them use their first-round pick on Florida's Matt Elam. But Elam has big shoes to fill if he's looking to step in and mimic the departed Bernard Pollard at strong safety.
At only 5'10", 208 pounds, he's undersized for guy who will be expected to make a lot of plays in run defense inside the box. And while Elam's known as a heavy hitter, you need to have more than that at this level.
On the bright side, he's been impressing his teammates early on, according to Aaron Wilson of the The Baltimore Sun.
Buffalo Bills QB E.J. Manuel
Can he learn to make pre-snap reads?
This has been asked about E.J. Manuel so often that it has almost become a cliché, but it's an essential factor related to the overarching question regarding when he'll be ready to take over as Buffalo's starting quarterback.
The No. 16 overall pick was a one-read quarterback with limited responsibilities at Florida State. It's encouraging that he already claims to be extremely comfortable with Buffalo's offense, but those comments may have been a little premature.
Before Manuel can be a successful starter in this league, he'll have to gain the ability to confidently make reads before the snap.
Carolina Panthers DT Star Lotulelei
How much of a difference can he make in clogging a porous Panthers run defense?
Only three NFL defensive fronts stopped opposing running backs at or behind the line of scrimmage less often than Carolina's last season, according to Football Outsiders, which is a big reason why the Panthers selected defensive tackle Star Lotulelei 14th overall.
Lotulelei had 19 tackles for loss during his final two seasons at Utah, which is extremely impressive for an interior defensive lineman. Now, all eyes are on him as he prepares to inevitably start from the get-go as part of a very talented D-line.
It won't be easy, because he'll be expected to do a lot more than recent top-round defensive tackles such as Dontari Poe, Fletcher Cox and Nick Fairley.
Chicago Bears G Kyle Long
Will he be ready to contribute immediately?
Kyle Long is one of three top picks projected to start at guard from day one, which makes sense when you consider how much help the Chicago Bears could use along the offensive line. But the versatile offensive lineman lacks experience at that position.
Long, who at one point chose baseball over football and has battled some demons, has only four starts at guard at the BCS level. And on top of all that, he's missing organized team activities due to Oregon's exam schedule.
At least Long reportedly had a good showing at rookie camp, according to Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune, but he'll have a lot of catching up to do this summer.
Cincinnati Bengals TE Tyler Eifert
Can he be the final piece of Cincinnati's offensive puzzle?
Per Joe Reedy of the Cincinnati Enquirer, Bengals offensive coordinator Jay Gruden spoke this week about wanting to see his offense take "major, major, major steps in the right direction moving forward."
Three majors! That's extremely major!
For that to happen, the Bengals will look for quarterback Andy Dalton to take several steps forward. But for that to happen, they'll need first-round tight end Tyler Eifert to step in immediately and become a force alongside Jermaine Gresham.
The early reviews have been positive, so it appears he's on the right track. If that keeps up, look for the Bengals to possess one of the most dangerous two-tight end sets in the league.
Cleveland Browns OLB Barkevious Mingo
Will he require extra time to adjust to the pro game?
Due to the fact that he only had 15 sacks in three years at LSU, Barkevious Mingo has a lot to prove. And watching him, you can see that his technique isn't quite where NFL coaches would like it to be. But his ceiling is so high that he was drafted sixth overall anyway.
Despite that investment, Mingo isn't being handed a starting job.
He's been impressing, according to Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, but is still working behind Paul Kruger and Jabaal Sheard.
"Right now, the other two guys are better," outside linebackers coach Brian Baker told Cabot. "So, yeah, whether I'm supposed to say it or not.
Dallas Cowboys C Travis Frederick
Was he worthy of being a first-round pick?
When the Dallas Cowboys picked Travis Frederick at the bottom of the first round April 25, the entire nation shouted, "Who?" NFL Network's Mike Mayock said he had a third-round grade on the Wisconsin center, and pretty much nobody had him pegged as a first-round selection.
That doesn't mean Frederick wasn't worthy of being chosen there. The truth is nobody can draw any grand conclusions regarding draft spots until we've actually seen these guys on the field. But now the pressure is on Frederick to earn a starting job in place of either Phil Costa, Nate Livings or Mackenzy Bernadeau inside and deliver immediately.
If he doesn't, it'll be confirmation to a lot of people that he was a first-round reach, and the Cowboys' poor draft reputation will take another hit.
Denver Broncos DT Sylvester Williams
Can he help offset the loss of Elvis Dumervil?
Does that number look familiar? That's because Sylvester Williams has inherited it from Dumervil. Williams isn't a pure pass-rusher like Dumervil was, but the Denver Broncos surely hope that his sheer presence as a versatile contributor up front will help them regain some, most or even all of what they lost when the veteran defensive end left town in startling fashion.
The No. 28 overall pick could start right away at defensive tackle. He had six sacks and 13.5 tackles for loss last year at North Carolina. If he can continue to utilize his quick first step as an occasional pass-rusher while improving the run defense, the Broncos won't miss Dumervil as much as they would have otherwise.
Detroit Lions DE Ezekiel Ansah
Will he require extra time to adjust to the pro game?
See: Barkevious Mingo. Both were top-10 picks. But like Mingo, Ezekiel Ansah doesn't have a long football résumé. He's an incredible athlete, but the Ghana-born Ansah had just 4.5 sacks during his time at BYU and has been playing football for only three years.
But when you spend a No. 5 overall pick on a guy, you expect him to play a major role right away, which is why the Detroit Lions are apparently throwing their kitchen sink at the raw 24-year-old. It could take Ansah time to absorb everything, but the Lions don't have a lot of alternative options at defensive end.
Green Bay Packers DE Datone Jones
Are the stars aligning for him to make a DROY run?
"We ran pretty much the same defense, Dom Capers' defense, at UCLA," Datone Jones said about the speed at which he's adjusting to the Green Bay Packers defense, per Fox Sports Wisconsin. "The terminology is a little different, but I'm picking it up pretty fast."
The No. 26 overall pick is a big, tall force who fits in perfectly with that defense. Look for him to start Week 1 and contribute as a 5- or 3-technique defensive lineman. His versatility could pay off immediately, as could the fact he'll have a ton of support from Clay Matthews, B.J. Raji and the rest of that front seven.
After four years in the Pac-10/12, Jones could be ready to make a quick transition.
Houston Texans WR DeAndre Hopkins
Can he and Andre Johnson give the Texans one of the best one-two wide receiver punches in football?
Andre Johnson, Calvin Johnson and Larry Fitzgerald have probably been the game's three most dominant receivers over the last half-decade, but none has had top-notch sidekicks. That might have changed this offseason in Houston, with DeAndre Hopkins joining the Texans late in the first round.
The No. 27 overall pick out of Clemson is considered to be pro-ready, and he'll certainly have enough support in an offense that already has Johnson, Arian Foster, Matt Schaub and a top-tier line.
Hopkins, who had 18 touchdown grabs last year with the Tigers, has the hands and the skill set to deliver right away. And if that happens, that DeAndre-Andre duo could be close to unstoppable.
Indianapolis Colts OLB Björn Werner
Can he replace Dwight Freeney?
Sometimes, the obvious question is the burning one. The Indianapolis Colts replaced franchise quarterback Peyton Manning with Andrew Luck last year. Now, they'll look to top pick Björn Werner to step in and replace longtime pass-rushing hero Dwight Freeney, whose time in Indy came to an end early in the offseason.
The Colts defense had just 32 sacks last year, as a 32-year-old Freeney continued to decline while Robert Mathis struggled with injuries. The transition from 4-3 to 3-4 didn't help their cause, but now they'll be able to mold Werner as a stand-up pass-rusher from the start.
The good news is he had 13 sacks and 18 tackles for loss last year at Florida State, and the early returns have been very promising, according to Kevin Bowen of Colts.com.
Jacksonville Jaguars OT Luke Joeckel
Will he be better than Eric Fisher?
This is just the way things are, and it's the way they'll be for many years to come. Luke Joeckel came from a bigger program and was considered to be a slightly more polished prospect than Fisher, but the Kansas City Chiefs went that way instead, leaving Joeckel to land in Jacksonville with the No. 2 overall selection.
Both will begin their careers at right tackle, making it even easier to compare their performances from day one. This debate might not be as sexy as Peyton Manning vs. Ryan Leaf, but it could have a dramatic impact on the future of two organizations that have been bad for quite some time.
Kansas City Chiefs OT Eric Fisher
Will he be better than Luke Joeckel?
Eric Fisher and the Chiefs have more pressure on them. The Jaguars just took the tackle that Kansas City didn't choose, but the Chiefs went out on a bit of a limb taking the Central Michigan product first overall.
Fisher has the size, strength and skill set to become a dominant tackle for the next decade-and-a-half, but if he becomes just another guy, the Chiefs could regret passing on a surer thing such as Joeckel.
Miami Dolphins DE Dion Jordan
What role will he play?
This is a good problem for the Miami Dolphins to have. No. 3 overall pick Dion Jordan is such a versatile player that he could potentially lineup as an end or a linebacker. Hell, the guy has even played some corner.
You'd think the Dolphins would be leaning toward using the former Oregon Duck on the line, opposite pass-rushing stud Cameron Wake. But it's also possible they do what the Denver Broncos have with Von Miller by having him stand up. That would give Jordan more room to breathe and more opportunities to freelance.
Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald believes Jordan will be used purely as an end from the outset, but nothing's written in stone in June, especially since we haven't had a chance to see Jordan practice while he recovers from shoulder surgery.
Minnesota Vikings DT Sharrif Floyd
Did he slide in the draft for a reason?
The Minnesota Vikings may or may not have landed the steal of the draft when the highly rated Sharrif Floyd dropped all the way to them in the 23 spot. Does that mean Floyd is a flawed prospect, or was he just in the wrong draft at the wrong time?
Fellow defensive tackles Star Lotulelei and Sheldon Richardson also fell a little lower than expected, so it might be the latter.
Regardless, Floyd fell, and that fall came after he recorded just 4.5 sacks during his two years at Florida while also dealing with potential concerns regarding the length of his arms. As a result, he has a lot to prove in Minnesota.
New England Patriots LB Jamie Collins
Where will he play?
We know Jamie Collins can play. The question now is: Where will the versatile second-round pick line up?
He'll likely be a jack-of-all-trades backup as a rookie, occasionally picking up reps in specific packages, but expect Bill Belichick to find some unique ways to utilize such an athletic, explosive defender.
We might have to wait for injuries to take place before we begin to get an answer to this question, but expect Collins to spend most of his time in the linebacking corps, where they can take advantage of his speed and coverage skills. After all, the Pats were gashed through the air by backs and tight ends in 2012.
New Orleans Saints S Kenny Vaccaro
Will the Saints rue not taking a front-seven defender to help transition to a 3-4 scheme?
Kenny Vaccaro was the draft's highest-rated safety, but you could argue that New Orleans just didn't need a safety as much as it needed help up front as the D switches from 4-3 to 3-4. The Saints didn't have a second-round pick thanks to the bounty scandal, so they didn't draft a front-seven defender until late in Round 3.
If Jarvis Jones—who was selected two spots later—has a big year in Pittsburgh, and Vaccaro and Victor Butler both fail to shine, the Saints might regret investing in a safety so early, especially in a draft that had plenty of quality ones available in the middle rounds.
New York Giants OL Justin Pugh
Is he a guard or a tackle?
Or even a center (subscription required)? Justin Pugh was a left tackle at Syracuse, but the way he's been portrayed you'd have to believe he possesses Tyrannosaurus rex-sized arms. Many don't think he can cut it as an offensive tackle in the pros, but the New York Giants have started him off in the right tackle spot.
That could change if Pugh struggles this summer or fall, but the Giants are probably keeping their fingers crossed, because they've already got three solid interior offensive linemen in Kevin Boothe, David Baas and Chris Snee.
New York Jets CB Dee Milliner
Can he replace Darrelle Revis?
I'll bet you've heard this one before, but there are some people who expect New York Jets top pick Dee Milliner to step in and replace the departed Revis at cornerback. Of course, the odds aren't in favor of a rookie—no matter how talented he is—doing Revis-like things at that position.
The good news is that Milliner doesn't necessarily have to "replace" Revis. He won't be asked to face No. 1 receivers consistently from day one. But in terms of net gains and losses, the Jets should definitely be expected to take a hit going from Antonio Cromartie and Revis to Cromartie and Milliner.
Oakland Raiders CB D.J. Hayden
Can he get—and stay—healthy?
D.J. Hayden could become something special. That's the case any time a cornerback is selected in the top 12, but it's especially true when you consider that the Oakland Raiders, who traded down and took Hayden, were originally willing to grab him in the No. 3 spot.
The Houston product is expected to be the team's top corner from the get-go, and my colleague, Christopher Hansen, has already made a compelling comparison to Darrelle Revis.
But in May, Hayden underwent an abdominal procedure that was linked to a previous heart surgery. That's more than a little disconcerting, considering that said original injury was life-threatening.
Hayden is expected to make a full recovery, but he won't be around until training camp at the earliest. And you can imagine that doctors, reporters and fans alike will be monitoring him for quite some time beyond that.
Philadelphia Eagles OT Lane Johnson
How intense will his learning curve be?
As the highest draft pick the Philadelphia Eagles have had this century, No. 4 overall selection Lane Johnson will be expected to play a large role right away. But let's keep in mind that the offensive tackle has actually only played said position for two years.
Johnson has a ton of upside, of course. But he's extremely raw for a top-five pick and should be expected to experience some growing pains early in his NFL career. In fact, the Eagles should be prepared to flex Todd Herremans back into the right tackle spot, just in case.
Pittsburgh Steelers OLB Jarvis Jones
Will he start as a rookie?
The Pittsburgh Steelers are certainly hoping that top pick Jarvis Jones can replace the departed and aging James Harrison, but that isn't likely to happen overnight.
The Georgia product had 28 sacks in his two seasons with the Bulldogs, but Jason Worilds still has the seniority edge at the outside linebacker position opposite LaMarr Woodley. And veteran Larry Foote, who plays inside within that same linebacking corps, thinks "it's going to be difficult" for Jones to step in and steal that job right away, according to Alan Robinson of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
This will be something to monitor closely in August.
St. Louis Rams WR Tavon Austin
Will he be able to stay healthy?
Nobody's questioning Tavon Austin's skills. The guy is incredibly fast and versatile and might have the ability to become a unique star at the NFL level. That's why the St. Louis Rams made him the eighth overall pick.
But he's also tiny enough (5'8", 174 lbs) that you have to wonder if he'll have trouble avoiding injuries as he takes shots in traffic as a slot receiver. He held up in college at West Virginia, but the NFL is a new ballgame.
It's hard not to be excited about what Austin has the ability to do in this league, but he'll need to be smart and have some luck on his side, too.
San Diego Chargers OT D.J. Fluker
Can he hold up in pass protection?
When the San Diego Chargers were left out of the offensive tackle party early in the draft, they had to settle for D.J. Fluker, who played right tackle at Alabama and will have a chance to do so from the get-go in San Diego.
The problem is that the No. 11 overall pick might lack the foot speed and overall pass-protection skills to start at either tackle position, which could eventually force the Chargers to pull a Robert Gallery and try him inside. That wouldn't be ideal. The guy's massive and could improve his technique dramatically this summer, but it's still far from clear what role he'll play.
San Francisco 49ers S Eric Reid
Can he replace Dashon Goldson Week 1?
Many were surprised to see the San Francisco 49ers move up to the No. 18 spot in Round 1 to take Eric Reid, who was rarely projected to go in the top 20. Yes, the Niners had the luxury of taking chances with so many picks in their back pocket, but this was a deep draft at that position.
Look, the Niners clearly had a thing for Reid, and their scouting department is probably better than mine, but the LSU product didn't exactly stand out a lot at LSU (although I suppose it's tough to do that on that defense). Regardless, he seems to be adjusting OK while learning both safety positions.
San Fran doesn't have a lot of alternatives beyond Reid and Donte Whitner, so the team had better hope that progress continues.
Seattle Seahawks RB Christine Michael
Can he leap ahead of Robert Turbin to become the team's main security policy for Marshawn Lynch?
The Seattle Seahawks essentially spent their first-round pick on wide receiver Percy Harvin, leaving second-round running back Christine Michael as their top prize of the 2013 draft. And when Lynch was absent for the start of organized team activities, Michael was a standout in practice, according to Eric Williams of the News Tribune.
That alone might not be enough to spring him into the No. 2 spot on the running back depth chart, but it looks as though he'll have a shot at supplanting Turbin, who is coming off a solid rookie year but might not have the playmaking ability Michael possesses.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers CB Johnthan Banks
Can he handle the attempted abuse that comes as a result of lining up opposite Darrelle Revis?
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers also essentially used their first-round pick on a veteran, bringing in Revis to become their new top corner. And then they went and grabbed another corner with their next-best selection, adding Johnthan Banks to the fray.
Banks may or may not win the starting job opposite Revis, because Eric Wright still has a say. But he'll inevitably play a fairly large role as a rookie, which could make life difficult with quarterbacks potentially having to avoid Revis at all costs.
Just pick up the phone, Johnthan, and ask Antonio Cromartie how it feels.
Tennessee Titans G Chance Warmack
Can a guard live up to being a top-10 pick?
The penultimate page of this slideshow will inevitably feel a lot like the first one. That's because Jonathan Cooper isn't the only rookie faced with having to deliver after becoming one of those rarely seen top-10 talents at the guard position.
Alabama's Chance Warmack went to the Tennessee Titans three picks later, and he'll also have to dominate from the get-go to be worthy of such a selection. The Titans also had lots of other holes to address, increasing the pressure on Warmack.
He's got Mike Munchak and Bruce Matthews coaching him, though, and Chris Johnson's his running back. So things are looking up for the monster-sized 21-year-old.
Washington Redskins CB David Amerson
Can he rise above in a crowded defensive backfield?
The Washington Redskins are yet another team that forfeited their top pick this year to swing for the fences earlier. Robert Griffin III is a Redskin, and as a result, second-round cornerback David Amerson is Washington's top selection from 2013.
The Washington pass defense was terrible for much of last year, but Josh Wilson, DeAngelo Hall and Richard Crawford are back, and free-agent pickup E.J. Biggers is the heavy favorite to earn the nickel role. That means Amerson is either fourth or fifth in line at the corner position.
The N.C. State product is a playmaker with a nose for the football, but he might still be too much of a liability in coverage to break through as a rookie.


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Blog 3 - How to acquire New golf equipment?
Eastman Golf Links 2017 - Golf Equipment
When it comes to testing and purchasing golf equipment you can trust the professionalism of the golf shop staff at Eastman. The following paragraphs explain The Golf Shop at Eastman's strategy and benefits while you contemplate new equipment.
Current model golf equipment is available to see, try and purchase, even while conditions outdoors are horrible. Indoor facilities can be helpful in the search process, with ball flight information from fantastic software like FlightScope and Track Man. However, you don't get real world feedback like you do from actually using these clubs on the golf course.
You need the opportunity to evaluate:
- ball flight in the wind
- ball flight and feel from a variety of grasses
- response of the clubs in wet and dry conditions
- club feel under a little pressure on the course, not a 10 X 10 hitting room
- club feel from both full swings and short pitch shots
These are only a few factors to evaluate. Golf equipment selection needs to be a thoughtful process with golf professionals rather than a seduction by hype and slogans. Golf equipment is very high in quality and it should last you for years.
We allow you to trial equipment as often as you like, without charge or obligation. We also offer a three or four payment plan which can be tailored to your specific needs.
Many golfers will spend 15 minutes asking questions with Mark or Danny first before hitting certain clubs at the driving range. From there, the golf course becomes the real testing grounds. You can even trial the clubs at courses away from Eastman.
How about trades? Yes. Our golfers are catching on to this service that we offer. Click here for further information. The Golf Stix Value Guide is easy to use and saves you money. You simply look up the trade value, print a coupon from the website and redeem it at the golf shop when you are ready to buy. The golf shop takes care of the rest.
Which equipment lines will Eastman carry in 2017?
- Taylor Made is our deepest offering for men and women
- Ping Golf will be well represented for men and women this season
- We will carry the complete Callaway Golf line
- Wedges from Titleist (vokey), Cleveland 588 RTX and Taylor Made TP
- Putters from See More, Taylor Made, Titleist and Ping
- We can special order from many other companies
The Golf Shop at Eastman is very appreciative of the support from the golf members and ECA community. You deserve these programs and investments that we make in FlightScope and inventory at large. We certainly hope that you will always consider The Golf Shop at Eastman when buying golf equipment.
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Blog 2 - What does the PGA logo mean for you?
Mark Larrabee, PGA Golf Professional
The PGA logo at Eastman Golf Links represents golf operations acumen. That means you as a customer will benefit from professional service and fun times when you come out to play. Mark Larrabee, PGA member for 30 years, has 'on the job' training that brings fresh ideas to the golf operation on a regular basis. Click here and let Eastman's website show you.
Danny Kish, PGA Apprentice, is following his dream to become a PGA Member while in his third season at Eastman GL. Danny will make you happy as soon as you enter the golf shop. Danny represents the most sincere, genuine and helpful golf staff in New Hampshire.
We study the golf business. We constantly ask our golf members and customers for their opinions and suggestions. We make it extremely easy for our customers to do business with us. We truly want you to be thrilled about your experience at Eastman Golf Links.
Supporting the golf staff is an amazing group of volunteers from our golf membership and ECA community at large.
We are communicating to the customer base in many ways. The easiest way to stay in contact with Eastman GL is through our email system. We respect your time. We send emails to engage, entertain and educate you.
We are actively participating in social media;
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What's the point? We have a staff that cares. We do it right. We have a fabulous golf course. We have a full service golf shop and inventory. We have a full service restaurant. We have several ways for you to tell us how we are doing. We want you to enjoy yourself when you are at Eastman GL.
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The reason why me, and all 5 bands who were scheduled to play, were sitting around looking stupid was because there was no P.A. available. Yeah, you read that right. Whatever dumbass promoter was responsible for the gig apparently thought that Yayo Taco was a venue and not a taco shop and thought that a P.A. would be provided. Just. Fucking. Great. So an hour after the gig was supposed to start all that the bands could come up with was 2 little ass P.A. speakers - no cables, no microphones, not even 2 stands to hold these little ass speakers up - it was pathetic, and once we heard the bands bitching about playing time and who was playing in what slot I called it a night and gave up on the gig. Sorry Coke Bust. I really wanted to see you play but apparently it wasn't meant to be. Oh well. I also really wanted to see all my Friends on Facebook who said they were gonna be there, but, in a perfect example of it, I guess it's easier to do things on Facebook than in real life, like how people keep posting all that Occupy Wall Street shit, or Occupy Vegas or whatever, and then they don't even bother to show up. Hypocrites. Phooey.
I believe it was Gandhi who said First they ignore you, then they ridicule you, then they fight you, and then you win in regards to peaceful protesting, and all I can say to that is that you couldn't be more wrong if you tried! LOL The Govt. is cracking down tomorrow on all that shit, with the big show down coming at sunrise with the Occupy Wall Street crew. Fuhrer Bloomberg and his Gestapo stormtroopers are taking back that park, and there ain't a thing that peaceful protesting is gonna do to stop it. Talk - Action = Zero. As the MC5 said, It's time to kick out the Jams Motherfucker!! And before you think to yourself that if you were there, you'd be right there on the front line fighting it out against the Police, just stop it, because you wouldn't. You're a Hypocrite arm chair rebel who watches what's going on from safe behind your computer screen. Just quit it. I wouldn't be there because it's not a cause that I believe in fighting for. Sorry. I support the Fight but won't fight for it, if that makes any sense. Politics. Phooey.
Zeke / Custom Made Scare @ the LVCS tomorrow - Who's going besides me??? :-)
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11-29-04, 07:11 #1Registered User
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Hello to all,
how can I check a field value into a trigger?
On the trigger I wanna copy a record only if a specific field has the value 1.
The field is contained on the record.
Thank you
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Look up the virtual tables "Inserted" and "Deleted" in Books Online.
These contain copies of the records being modified, and can be referenced inside of triggers.If it's not practically useful, then it's practically useless.
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Please can you tell me how to adjust the position of the logo from the top of the page? I'd like to move it up and have less padding above the logo. Thanks!
Ignore this – figured it out!
Hi there,
Thanks for the updates, great to know you have figured this out:)
Regards, Jack
The demo site isn't working. Can you check it out?
Hi there,
We've checked on it and everything seems working properly and the demo loads up, please try this direct link
Regards, Jack
Thank you. It's working now. Maybe it was my connection problem.
you're always welcome, thanks for the updates.
Regards, Jack
I liked (past tense) this theme – I've spent a lot of time developing a site with it – then I discover the columns are not percentages but are fixed-width (they change with screen width, but they are defined in pixels not %).
This means columns can't be nested inside one another – i.e. you can't be using, for example, a content-sidebar format and have a subsection of the content with two or three columns.
Also, their support page makes no mention of this HTML theme but only WordPress themes.
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