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90.7 News team is updating all evening until final races called. Check back for updates from reporters around the region.
Update 11:39 | Npr projects Obama victory
Update 10:47 | Democratic hopeful Val Demings concedes loss to Congressman Dan Webster in U.S. House District 10. Demings says she's not going anywhere. "Running for Congress has been an honor for me." Demings says U.S. is "Greatest Country in the world".
Update 10:29 | Florida still too close to call. State Division of Elections shows Obama leading only 49.83% to Romney 49.31% separated by close to 40-thousand votes.
Update 10:10 | 90.7s Amy Green reports Dan Webster is vindicated in district 10. He says "Integrity can win." Told Green he has set an example that can change the culture in Congress. "Looking forward to going back to Washington." Says doesn't need attack ads to win.
Update 9:47 | Democrat Alan Grayson takes victory stage in Osceola County. Says "Whether you're straight or gay, young or old, you have a congressman who cares. A congressman who will fight for universal healthcare, social security, and Medicare." State Elections office reports Grayson 61% to 38% for Todd Long in district 9.
Update 9:34 | 90.7s Nicole Creston says Alan Grayson about take stage with victory speech. Nightclub in Kissimmee packed. Spontaneous cheers as results come in.
Update 9:31 | Connie Mack takes the stage in concession speech in Bonita Springs. Congressman Mack embraces his father onstage. Called Senator Nelson and congratulated him on victory. Mack says "Nelson will have to work hard on standards he set for the people of the state of Florida." Mack, " I wanted this to be a positive campaign…it's about the American dream, it's about liberty and doing that in a way that respects everybody…we have accomplished that."
Update 9:19: | 90.7s Amy Green at Webster HQ mood is festive. Supporters say Webster's integrity and no attack ad stance, combined with fiscal conservatism will propel him to victory. Congressional District 10. Green reports no comments from Val Demings until later perhaps after race is called.
Update 9:00 | An emotional Bill Nelson says thank you to supporters. "A great privilege, and we have a lot to do now." "People are tired of division and want unity. I will continue to try reach and across the isle and bring people together to build consensus." "Connie Mack is my opponent, not my enemy."
Update 8:59 | Bill Nelson takes the stage with victory speech in Orlando.
Update: 8:49 | 90.7s Nicole Creston says Congressional District 9 Hopeful Todd Long still optimistic though odds more and more in Grayson's favor. Fla. Division of Elections showing 37% Long to Grayson 62%. Creston heading to Kissimmee for reaction from Grayson camp stay tuned.
Update: 8:38 | Romney and Obama move into Florida virtual tie 49% to 49% with 6.1 million votes cast according to Florida Division of elections.
Update: 8:32 | Orange County Sheriff Jerry Demings wins re-election and delivers victory speech in downtown Orlando. Calls for no cronyism and job performance should be a top priority. Republican challenger John Tegg the loser. Demings claims record of reducing crime 20% a success and doing more with less during lean economic times.
Update: 8:24 | Florida Division of Elections shows Romney 49% to Obama 50% among 5.8 million votes cast in the Sunshine state.
Update: 8:09 | AP calls Bill Nelson the winner the Florida U.S.Senate race. GOP Congressman Connie Mack IV the loser.
Update 8:00 | Orange versus Seminole reflect different political mood in Presidential race. Early unofficial results show Orange County giving President Obama an edge 59% to Romney 40%. In Seminole County Romney leads 52% to Obama 46% . 90.7s Amy Green heading to Congressman Dan Webster's reception as that race against democratic hopeful Val Demings is still to close to call in District 10.
Update 7:48 | 90.7s Nicole Creston says republican Todd Long just arrived at Tommy Addison's in south Orlando with his two children. Creston says the mood is optimistic and supporters think third time could be a charm for Todd Long facing off against former Congressman democrat Alan Grayson. Small crowd so over a dozen Long supporters.
Update: 7:41 | District 10 Orange County unofficial results reflect tight race between democrat Val Demings and Congressman Dan Webster. So far, 51.49% Demings, 48.39% Webster.
Update: 7:35 | Amy Green with democrats at Val Deming reception hopeful for victory but with initial results still coming race is still too close to call. Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer sited making the rounds at the Embassy Suites ballroom. Says "Both candidates strong in this race, both want good for central Florida.
Update: 7:25 | Matthew Peddie reports Embassy Suites in downtown Orlando is filling with democratic revelers. No sign yet of U.S Senator Bill Nelson, not expected to make appearance until results are in. Other candidates expected to show up include U.S. Congressional district 10 hopeful Val Demings and state house district 49 candidate Joe Saunders.
Update: 7:16 p.m. | Race not called yet, but early unofficial returns in Orange County show lead for democrat President Obama 60.89% to 38.37% for republican Mitt Romney. These are unofficial returns.
Update: 7:11 p.m.
90.7 News reporters are out in the field. Nicole Creston with Todd Long and Alan Grayson in District 9, Matthew Peddie with U.S. Senator Bill Nelson in downtown Orlando, Amy Green with Congressman Dan Webster and former Orlando Police Chief Val Demmings. Upates from them shortly.

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Active Polls
Plans are underway to bring back the two American aid workers sick with Ebola from Africa. Officials say they will be better treated in the US. How do you feel about bringing the virus on American soil?
Right thing to do
Too risky
The Obama administration is overhauling poultry plant inspections for the first time in more than 50 years. Inspectors will focus more on food safety and plant cleanliness, which could reduce foodborne illnesses. Do you think such change is needed?
FEMA is changing flood maps and adding locations to flood zones, some where residents say didn't even flood with Hurricane Floyd. Now homeowners with a mortgage will be required to get flood insurance. Do you agree with what FEMA is doing?
After a federal appeals court ruled Virginia's ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional, the ACLU is now asking judges to toss out NC's gay marriage ban. Do you think they should?
Duke Energy has agreed to buy assets of the North Carolina Eastern Municipal Power Agency, meaning electric bills for thousands of people in Eastern Carolina could eventually be reduced. Do you believe the bills will eventually go down?
A federal judge overturned Washington D.C.'s ban on carrying handguns outside the home. Now the city has to allow residents to carry handguns outside their homes and to let non-residents carry them as well. Do you agree with the ruling?
What is your favorite Father's Day activity?
Outdoor nature activity, such as fishing or boating
Grilling at home or at a park with loved ones
Going to a sporting event
How are you ringing in 2014?
Going out
Staying home
Going to church event
With 8 flu-related deaths reported in NC this flu season so far, are you taking more precautions to stay healthy?
A new AP-Times Square New Year's Eve poll shows 32% say 2013 was a better year than 2012, 20% say it was worse, and 46% say the 2 years were about the same. What do you think about 2013?
Better than 2012
Will you visit malls or stores Thursday or Friday?
Yes. For returns.
Yes. For the sales!
I'm staying away!
President Obama urged Americans to honor Christmas by volunteering at a soup kitchen, buying gifts for kids in need, or organizing food and clothing drives. Did you volunteer this Christmas?
Target says data connected to about 40 million credit & debit card accounts was stolen as part of a breach starting Thanksgiving weekend. Some we spoke to say they'll start using cash. Will you use more cash now for your holiday shopping?
A federal judge said this week he believes the government's once-secret collection of domestic phone records is unconstitutional. The federal government has appealed the decision. Do you think NSA phone surveillance is unconstitutional?
The FCC voted 3 - 2 Thursday to allow public comment on a proposal to end a 22-year ban on cell phone use on commercial flights to allow texting and emails. Do you think the ban should be lifted?
The CPSC estimates every November and December at least 12,000 people are seriously hurt decking their halls. Have you been hurt while decorating or by decorations?
The NC Education Lottery started selling tickets online Thursday. You can register on the lottery's web site to buy them. Winnings below $600 will be transferred to subscribers' checking accounts. Should lottery tickets be sold online?
A man convicted of raping & killing a 3-year-old was scheduled to be executed Thursday, but Ronald Phillips' desire to donate his organs to his mom and sister led Ohio's governor to delay his execution 9 months. Should his execution be delayed?
The FDA announced this week it will require the food industry to phase out trans fats saying it could prevent 20,000 heart attacks and 7,000 deaths each year. Do you agree trans-fats should be banned?
The holiday ads have begun. Have you started your Christmastime shopping yet?
Freezing temperatures are forecasted for overnight Friday. Experts say you should have your HVAC system checked every fall before you turn it on. Have you?
The "We Do" initiative launched Tuesday in NC. Gay couples already legally married in other states tried to register in NC. Do you think NC will ever recognize same-sex marriage?
Do you think the 16 day partial government shutdown accomplished anything beneficial for the U.S.?
A 2012 amendment to the NC constitution forbids same-sex couples from marrying, but a register of deeds said he will issue the licenses Tuesday in Buncombe County. Do you think the county should take action to stop him?
Congress must raise the debt limit by Oct. 17 or risk letting the nation default on its loans for the 1st time ever. Do you think they'll reach an agreement by then and end the government shutdown?
I have no idea
A new study from the University of Michigan among college students says Facebook is a place where you constantly compare your life to others' lives which leads to sadness. Does facebook make you more sad than happy?
The Army intends to tighten its restrictions on soldiers' tattoos. New recruits would not be allowed tattoos below the elbow or knee or above the neckline. Do you think it's a good idea?
The U.S. House voted to cut 5% or $4 billion a year from food stamps.The bill requires adults 18-50 without minor children to find a job or to get work training to get benefits and limits benefits to 3 months. Is 3 months a fair amount of time?
Russia says it will start work immediately to persuade Syria to give up its chemical arsenals if it will help avert a possible U.S. strike on Syria. Should Congress delay votes on use of force to allow time for Syria to hand over chemical weapons?
President Obama is considering limited action in response to a chemical weapons attack he says Syria's government carried out killing more than 1,400 people. Do you approve of limited airstrikes as long as there are no "boots on the ground?"
Fast-food workers conducted strikes and walkouts in nearly 60 cities Thursday, hoping for wage hikes to boost hourly pay for many to $15 from the current federal minimum $7.25. Should the minimum wage be boosted to $15?
A federal judge is considering if requiring ultrasounds before abortions is legal. The NC law passed in 2011, but is on hold during the lawsuit. Should a woman have to see an ultrasound of her fetus before an abortion?
With the start of the school year next week, do you think schools in eastern NC are safe overall?
Not Sure
The U.S. is considering cutting off $1.3 billion a year in aid to Egypt after 1,000 protesters have been killed, but some say the U.S. needs to maintain influence in the Arab world's most populous nation. Should we cut off aid?
Not Sure
NC teachers are rallying against the state budget phasing out "career status" for K-12 teachers or tenure.The budget also ends salary supplements for teachers with master's degrees. Should teachers with master's degrees get paid more?
Gov. McCrory vetoed a bill which would have required some people to be drug tested before receiving welfare. Do you agree with the veto?
3 people are charged with stealing cars in ENC and selling them as scrap. NC law requires no title for cars more than 10 years old to sell as scrap. People are keeping cars longer. Should the law change to extend the age of cars requiring titles?
Speaking at the NC Chamber's education conference, Gov. McCrory blamed Medicaid cost overruns for eating up funds he hoped would provide a raise for teachers and state employees. Do you think Medicaid costs to the state are too high?
The father of NSA leaker Edward Snowden says he thinks his son is better off avoiding the U.S. if possible until an administration that respects the Constitution comes into office and he can get a fair trial. Do you support Snowden's actions?
A NC bill requiring voters to present a photo ID is expected to make it to the governor's desk. Some say it will deter voter fraud. Others say voter fraud is exaggerated. Are you concerned about voter fraud?
Rolling Stone says its cover photo of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is within its tradition of covering cultural and political issues. Some say the "rock star treatment" brings more pain to Boston Marathon bombing victims. Would you buy the magazine?
With 2 West Nile Virus deaths already reported this summer in California and Mississippi, are you taking precautions by using insect repellent when you are outside?
I just make sure my kids/ grandkids are protected.
Gov. McCrory threatened to veto a senate bill requiring abortion clinics to meet the standards of outpatient surgery centers. The house passed a version with fewer requirements. Do you think clinics should have the same standards as surgery centers?
Many fireworks are illegal in NC. Poppers, sparklers, fountains and items that don't explode, spin, leave the ground or fly through the air are legal in NC. Will you buy and use fireworks this holiday?
No. I leave it to the experts.
NC House and Senate leaders have been negotiating details of a budget to cut income taxes and expand the sales tax to cover more services. Do you think the sales tax should cover food and prescription drugs?
Republican NC Rep. Walter Jones said at a Capitol Hill news conference Thursday: "If one of our troops goes to Syria and is killed, I will introduce articles of impeachment against the President." Do you think calling for impeachment goes too far?
NC's gas tax is increasing slightly from 37.5 cents a gallon to 37.6 cents starting July 1st. NC has one of the highest gas taxes in the US. Will the price of gas cause you to travel less this summer?
President Obama OK'd sending weapons to Syrian rebels after learning President Assad's government used chemical weapons to kill opposition forces. Some say the weapons could end up with al-Qaida-linked groups. Should we provide the weapons?
Not Sure
A federal judge ruled the Plan B Step One emergency contraceptive pill can be sold over the counter with no age restrictions. Should the drug be sold to all ages with no prescription required?
The ACLU filed a lawsuit claiming the NSA's phone surveillance program violates our constitutional rights of free speech, and privacy. Government officials say information collected helps catch terrorists. Is it a violation of constitutional rights?
Are you prepared for a tropical storm this early in the hurricane season?
Chiefs of every military branch told a Senate committee Tuesday they oppose letting prosecutors, rather than commanders, handle sexual assault investigations. Should commanders continue to handle claims of their subordinates?
A former IRS commissioner on Monday urged Congress to set up a joint congressional committee to investigate the IRS's targeting of Tea Party and other conservative groups. Should there be a bipartisan investigation?
Not sure
The Atlantic hurricane season is predicted to be active and started Saturday. Are you prepared for a hurricane with a kit and plan?
No, but I will by this weekend
No. I wait until a hurricane is close.
After 2014 the U.S. is expected to leave behind 8,000- 10,000 troops. NATO is being asked to contribute, but only Germany has promised 800 troops. Do you think the U.S. will be able to pull most troops out of Afghanistan by the end of 2014?
A federal judge ruled the office of America's self-proclaimed toughest sheriff racially profiled Latinos in its immigration patrols. Do you think Maricopa Co. Sheriff Joe Arpaio's patrols went too far by relying on race to pull over people?
Not sure
President Obama signed new guidelines for drones Thursday after the administration revealed a 4th American was killed in drone strikes abroad. Should the US be able to target Americans suspected of terrorism?
Not sure
The Powerball jackpot climbed to $600 million- the largest prize in the game's history. Are you buying a ticket for the Saturday drawing?
Yes. Can't win if you don't play.
No. Not this time.
I never play the lottery.
The average amount of student loan debt for college graduates is about $25,000. Do you think paying for a college degree is worth the payoff you get with a better job and higher income?
Yes, for a bachelor's degree or higher
Yes, for an associates or professional certification
New Bern Mayor Lee Bettis says he will step down for 2 months after a DWI charge this week to take care of his family. Alderman Dana Outlaw says he should resign. Do you think Mayor Bettis should resign?
Not Sure
The NC Highway Patrol stopped providing free wreck reports at county offices, and says the DMV ordered they be available for $5. Do you think you should have to pay for the reports?
The NC House approved a bill outlawing contracts requiring union hiring. Democrats say the bill violates the National Labor Relations Act. Do you agree contracts should never require union workers be hired?
A bill allowing NC hunters to use noise suppressors on rifles or shotguns to protect hunters' hearing goes to the House. Opponents say its dangerous for nearby loggers or children. Should hunters be able to use suppressors?
Some Republican lawmakers want to end runoff elections that usually draw less than 10% of NC voters, and allow the top vote getter to win a party's primary no matter what. Currently, a candidate must get at least 40%. Should NC end runoffs?
Gov. McCrory wants to redirect $120 million a year from secondary road maintenance to capital projects. The Transportation Secretary says it will create 66,000 jobs over 10 years. Opponents fear rural roads will be neglected. Do you like the plan?
A new NC bill would allow law enforcement to check immigration status during traffic stops or arrests, and detain suspected illegals for up to 24 hours to check their status. Some say it's racial profiling. Do you think it is?
A federal judge ruled the morning after pill should be sold over the counter with no age restrictions. Right now you need a prescription if you are 16 or under. Do you agree with the judge's ruling?
Some state senators say parents shouldn't receive personal tax exemptions up to $2,500 for an adult son or daughter registered to vote at any address other than the taxpayer's. Do you support the bill?
The NC senate approved a bill to repeal the Racial Justice Act so executions can resume. The act prompted a flood of appeals to death sentences, and there have been no executions in NC since 2006. Should the Racial Justice Act be repealed??
Some NC legislators want to require social service workers to perform criminal checks on welfare and food stamp requests. Some say it's a confidentiality violation. Should DSS workers be responsible to report if an applicant has outstanding warrants?
The state supreme court banned sweepstakes games 3 months ago, but gaming cafes remain open around the state. Local agencies are enforcing the ban, but should the state make it more of a priority?
NC Republican legislators filed legislation this week to curb early voting from 2 1/2- weeks to 1 1/2. Should the early voting period be scaled back?
Early Voting Should Be Eliminated
McCrory's budget proposal released this week would spend $143 million less next year for the UNC system. A senator says the senate will likely consider reducing campuses from 17 to 14 or 15. Do you think this is a good way to make up the budget gap?
N.C. won't issue driver's licenses with pink stripes to some illegal immigrants after criticism it's stigmatizing. The state will issue licenses Monday saying "Legal Presence No Lawful Status" in red letters. Is it a good idea?
No. The licenses should have a pink stripe.
Licenses shouldn't be issued at all to illegal immigrants.
A Florida state senator filed a bill requiring a 2-hour anger management class before buying ammunition, and the class would have to be taken every 10 years. Do you think it's a good idea?
North Carolina's NAACP leader says Republican attempts to require photo ID to vote is like having a poll tax. Republicans say they want a bill that offers free IDs to people who don't have them. Should free ID's be offered?
Photo ID should not be required at polls
Republicans are working again to require voters to show photo ID at the polls after a bill in 2011was vetoed by Democratic Gov. Bev Perdue saying it would erode voting rights. Do you think you should have to present a photo ID to vote in person?
A NC senate bill filed this week would allow private and parochial school administration to approve staff to carry a firearm, tear gas, or stun gun if the person has a concealed weapons permit and is trained. Do you think this is a good idea?
Only non-lethal weapons should be allowed
Emerald Isle Public works says small carry out bins are overflowing so the town is requiring homeowners to buy 40 gallon roll out recycling containers. Would you buy a bigger bin to get recycling service?
Yes. I think it is fair.
No. The town should pay for it.
A NC driver's license set to be issued in March to some illegal immigrants has a bright pink stripe with bold words "NO LAWFUL STATUS" raising concerns about stigmatizing those who show it. Should the licenses be issued with the pink stripe?
Yes. Issue with stripe.
No. Issue without stripe.
Do not issue license at all.
Are you looking forward to possible snow Saturday?
Yes. Bring it on!
No. I'm ready for spring, summer.
The N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles will begin issuing driver's licenses to immigrants brought to the US illegally as minors who qualify for work papers starting March 25th. Do you think this is a good idea?
Not Sure
Are you spending quality time outside this weekend?
Yes, I'm glad there's no blizzard here
No, It's too cold for me
Sometimes inmates are released temporarily to attend family funerals. Do you think this is OK?
Depends On Situation/ Crime Committed
The NC school board approved a statement opposing corporal punishment, but didn't ask for it to be outlawed. It is still allowed in at least 9 NC counties including Onslow. Should students still be paddled at school?
A 25-year-old freestyle snowmobiler injured in a crash at the Winter X Games died Thursday morning. ESPN says it will review the event. Do you think the X Games are too extreme and should be changed to keep athletes safer?
An advisory panel is asking the FDA to put tighter restrictions on hydrocodone to label it as a drug with high abuse potential. Drugs like oxycodone and morphine are already classified under this label. Should the FDA change the drug's label?
Not Sure
We got snow across parts of the east that caused some traffic issues. Are you happy you got to see snow?
I didn't see it
Some N.C. legislators are discussing banning lottery ticket sales to people who receive public assistance or are in bankruptcy. Do you think it's a good idea?
Not Sure
N.C. had its deadliest week of the flu season last week with 9 deaths. Doctors say it's not too late to get a flu shot, especially for people at high risk. Did you get vaccinated?
Did you buy or do anything to prepare for possible snow? Change flights? Buy bread and milk?
Most public N.C. high schools and middle schools have cops on campus, but only about 1% of elementary schools have a full-time campus officer. Do you think all elementary schools should have an armed officer?
Craven Community College will accept the federal grant: Bridging Cultures Bookshelf: Muslim Journeys. Congressman Walter Jones says it's a waste of taxpayers' money to promote Islamic culture. Do you think the college should accept the grant?
Only if there's equal exposure to books about Christianity
The state of North Carolina is appealing a federal judge's ruling saying it can't offer anti-abortion license plates unless it also makes pro-choice plates available. Do you think NC should offer the "Choose Life" plate?
Only If A Pro-Choice Plate Is Offered
"Men's Health" magazine says you might score a better deal on a gym membership in February or March after the rush of new memberships dies down. Have you joined a gym this month?
No, but I plan to soon.
No. I'm not paying for a gym membership.
In the wake of the Newtown shooting some say teachers and staff should be armed. Some states already allow it for staff with concealed weapon permits. Do you think teachers and staff should be allowed to have guns at school?
Not Sure
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Jul 25, 2014
How much time do you spend checking Facebook? The company now says the average American spends 40 minutes a day on the site. How does that compare to your use?
Jul 24, 2014
NOAA says June's average global temperature of 61.2 degrees makes it the hottest June on record, prompting one climate scientist to say, "This is what global warming looks like." Do you believe that's what's to blame for the increase in temperature?
Jul 23, 2014
Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is urging the FAA to reverse course and permit U.S. airlines to fly to Israel. The restriction was imposed Tuesday after a Hamas rocket landed near Tel Aviv. Who do you side with?
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To deal with the flood of immigrants coming across the border, Texas Governor Rick Perry is deploying National Guard troops that will cost Texas $12-million a month. Do you support the move?
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Jul 18, 2014
Federal authorities have charged FedEx with assisting illegal pharmacies by shipping Ambien, Valium, Xanax and other drugs to customers without prescriptions. Do you agree that FedEx should be held responsible for what's shipped using their services?
Jul 17, 2014
The NC Senate passed a bill which requires moped drivers to carry insurance & to register with the state. An earlier House bill only required registration. Do you support this latest version?
Jul 16, 2014
A federal appeals court panel has ruled that the University of Texas can continue using race in its undergraduate admissions, saying barring them from doing so would hurt diversity on campus. Do you agree with the ruling?
Jul 15, 2014
It is the middle of July. Have you had a chance to visit the NC beaches yet?
Jul 14, 2014
HHS Secretary Sylvia Matthews met with dozens of governors to rally state support for thousands of immigrant children from Central America. Should these children be placed in states where they have relatives?
Jul 13, 2014
Amazon asks the government if they can expand testing on unmanned aircrafts. The online retailer says its prime air service, which they hope is in service by 2015, will deliver packages by drone in 30 minutes. Is this something you'd like to see?
Jul 11, 2014
Emmy nominations are out and HBO topped the list with 19 nominations. Netflix was far more a presence than it was last year. Other big winners included two FX mini-series. Do you agree with the nominations?
Jul 10, 2014
With the hot summer days across eastern Carolina, what is your favorite way to stay cool?
Jul 9, 2014
With an immigration crisis on the nation's southern border, there have been calls for President Obama to visit the border for a firsthand look, but he has refused. Do you think he should visit?
Jul 8, 2014
The Justice Department is arguing in federal court Republican-backed measures to the state's voting laws are designed to suppress turnout at the polls among minorities, the elderly and college students. Do you agree?
Jul 7, 2014
The Oak Island Town Council is considering banning dogs from the beach during daytime hours. Do you think the restriction should be implemented?
Jul 6, 2014
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Jul 4, 2014
A national poll by Quinnipiac University ranks President Barack Obama as the worst president since World War Two, followed by George W. Bush, Richard Nixon, & Jimmy Carter. Which one gets your vote as the worst?
Jul 2, 2014
Have you done anything to prepare for the possibility of a tropical storm or hurricane in Eastern Carolina later this week, such as get a hurricane kit together, secure outside belongings or change travel plans?
Jul 1, 2014
The Supreme Court said corporations owned by a small group of people with religious objections to providing contraceptive coverage for women under the Affordable Care Act can opt out that requirement. Do you support the decision?
Jun 30, 2014
President Obama wants the Department of Homeland Security to have authority to apply "fast track" procedures to the screening and deportation of all immigrant children traveling alone and stricter penalties for child smugglers. Do you agree?
Jun 29, 2014
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DrKlingmann wrote:Or JeffitChew will just make each portal lead to some other capital. That would make for some fun. :]
DrKlingmann wrote:Or JeffitChew will just make each portal lead to some other capital. That would make for some fun. :]
If casters start randomly returning to other sides, on the same turn that Parson violates MK neutrality by passing to an enemy capital, then it looks all the more convincing that the MK is going to war. This helps Charlie immensely.Whispri wrote:Iirc, Wanda said something about natural magic of some sort or other guiding her to her home portal during a Book Zero update. Maybe Jeftichew intends to mess with that? Dunno why he'd bother with that though, what's the gain?
I think she may still be in shock. Ossomer turning will have totally shattered her faith and she is probably questioning all of her assumptions and confidence that she has found the right Path again. It's not as extreme as the Jillian-suggestion-backlash, but it's having a similar outward effect.Swodaems wrote:Does anyone else think Wanda is acting out of character here? When is she ever this inactive? Or the sort to stay behind the line of predictamancer? She should have felt the Archons dusting, just like she felt Ossomer turn. Why hasn't she done something about it?
GJC wrote:Two guys with basically the same name in a discussion about a character getting cloned.
There's gotta be a good joke in here somewhere.
Notice that Jeftichew described Parson as a "Mark", implying that he will be paid for getting Parson out of the picture. Something we guessed anyway but confirmation nonetheless.
joosy wrote:So.. we have Predictamancy that Parson WILL make it through the portal.
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Alvarado - Harold B. Kertz, 86, Alvarado, died on Thursday, Jan. 3, 2013 at Sanford Palliative Care in Fargo, N.D.
Mass of Christian Burial was held Monday, Jan. 7 at St. Alphonsus Church, Langdon, N.D. Internment was held at Calvary Cemetery, Langdon, N.D.
Harold was born Aug. 19, 1926, in Nekoma, N.D., to John L. and Rose (Wilhelmi) Kertz. The family moved to Langdon, N.D., in 1930, where he graduated from St. Alphonsus High School in 1943. He enlisted in the U.S. Navy in 1944. After attending signalman school in Maryland, he was assigned to the USS PGM 10 at Guam and served in the South Pacific until he was discharged in 1946.
HAROLD attended the University of North Dakota for two years and then the University of Denver from which he graduated in 1949. He returned to Langdon and was with family members in the grocery business and liquor store. He joined a construction company in 1956 and later moved with the company to East Grand Forks; Boise, Idaho; and Appleton, Wis. In 1974, he moved with his family to Thief River Falls, where he owned a building construction company until retiring in 1993. He moved to Alvarado in 1999. He has been a member of the Knights of Columbus, VFW, American Legion, Elks, and the Cavalier County World War II Last Man's Company. He enjoyed time at the family lake cabin on Coney Island in Kenora, Ont., fishing, boating, and never-ending work at the cabin. Recent summers were spent at Devils Lake, N.D.
He married Marlyn Hall of Munich, N.D., in 1959. She survives along with four daughters and two sons: Cindy (Mike) Beaudry, Alvarado; Theresa (Mark) Stahl, Fargo, N.D.; Jean (Rick) Gobell, Lino Lakes, Jerry (Jeny) Kertz, Woodbury; Michelle (Jim) Donahue, Mounds View; Brian (Lisa) Kertz, Anoka. He is also survived by twelve grandchildren: Kyle and Sara Beaudry, Scott and Annie Gobell, Rose and Jesse Stahl, Andrew, Tommie and William Kertz, Cailin Donahue, Zachary and Ethan Kertz; brother: Jim, Fargo, N.D.; sister-in-law: Margaret Kertz, Langdon, N.D.; many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents and five brothers: John, Francis, Victor, and Robert and an infant brother James. A00003B2013JA09


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Monday, May 12, 2008
The Living Room
58 comments :
- soilmama said...
what a transformation! it looks SO festive for christmas!
- May 28, 2008 at 12:08 PM
- the gardeners cottage said...
okay, a couple of questions. First, do you need window treatments, does it get cold in th winter w/o them? What color is on the walls and ceiling, it looks a lot like my colors in my living room. Also, I'm so jealous, we don't have a fireplace. sad face.
- August 2, 2009 at 8:29 PM
- The Tablescaper said...
Amazing. You must repost this as well! You've done an awesome job and with only two comments before me I realize that not many are getting to see your awesome work.
- The Tablescaper
- January 24, 2010 at 7:08 PM
- maryann said...
wow, this is amazing! at first, i was thinking "no! keep the bookcases!" because i love built-ins in a house, but it turns out that you were right -- it was a good idea to get rid of the bookcases! and the whole room is gorgeous! fantastic job!!
- February 27, 2010 at 12:15 AM
Beautiful job!
So nice and airy
- October 16, 2010 at 7:34 PM
- Leslie @ goodbye, house! HELLO, HOME! said...
Oh, how I love the clean, simple, crispness of this room!
I wonder if I could live with white?
I may have to tone it down in stages.
It is truly lovely!
In your home, less really is more!
Thank you for showing us around your home!
I pray you have a happy and blessed delivery of your new little gifts! :)
- November 21, 2010 at 4:01 PM
- alison said...
I have just found your blog and am drooling. This living room is a DREAM.
I have an cast iron wood stove in my living room. It is charming and cozy, but having always lived with fireplaces, I am having trouble envisioning how the decor should work around it. Have you seen any farmhouse rooms with woodstoves that you like?
- December 10, 2010 at 6:24 AM
- Melissa said...
Was wondering where you got your couch? Love all the white!
- January 4, 2011 at 6:01 PM
- marguerite said...
Everything looks perfect! You are so right: white is bright and gives light. You take wonderful pictures and your stories are a pleasure to read.
That new mat is so practical as well as beautiful, it suits the room and furniture really well.
I know how you feel to have achieved all that and can finally simply sit there looking at it. Thanks for this great blog.
- January 18, 2011 at 8:41 PM
where did you find the chairs & sofa?...very lovely
- February 5, 2011 at 8:38 AM
can i ask wher you got your beautiful coffe table from????
- February 8, 2011 at 10:37 AM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
Hi Anon,
I found it in an antique store in Washington state. I had seen one in a magazine years before so had been keeping an eye out for one for some time.
- February 8, 2011 at 8:16 PM
- Dear Frances said...
Great job! What a gorgeous bright space. Our living room is currently painted a dark red, which came with the house, and which I hate. I am so anxious to paint the walls white. We are also hoping to replace the living room furniture soon - would love to know your source for the sofa and chairs. They look similar to designs I have seen in Restoration Hardware. Thank you for sharing - the before and afters are so inspiring!
- February 24, 2011 at 1:24 PM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
Hi Frances,
Both are by Rowe furniture!
- February 24, 2011 at 4:42 PM
Hi Trina,
Your entire website and your taste are exquisite :)
I am also madly in love with this coffee table. Does the style have name? Or perhaps, the unusual base might have a specific name?
I am just wondering what terms I can search for it by on google.
Thank you!
- March 15, 2011 at 10:30 PM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
It's an antique library table. I saw one in a magazine years ago but they can be hard to come by. The short ones, like ours, were cut down when coffee tables first came into fashion (early 1900's probably). Originally, it was table height.
- March 15, 2011 at 10:48 PM
- Me said...
Love your home! What color white did you use in your living room? It's perfect!
- March 21, 2011 at 11:33 AM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
Hi Me!
We used Simply White by Benjamin Moore. The Ecospec line and in flat.
Trina ; )
- March 21, 2011 at 6:17 PM
- Me said...
Hi Trina,
Thank you so much for telling me the name of the paint you used!
- March 22, 2011 at 5:26 AM
- Me said...
Thanks so much for replying with the paint color!
Karen (otherwise known as "me" - no idea how I did that:)
- March 22, 2011 at 5:27 AM
Trina, thank you for letting me know about the table :) I plugged into google and came up with a few images like yours. I really appreciate it!
- March 24, 2011 at 7:01 AM
- ALL ABOUT CHOCOLATE CREATIVE... said...
gorgeous transformation, my hubby is building a house in the countryside back home and I am very much looking forward decorating it, so thanks for all the inspiration.
- May 2, 2011 at 3:18 PM
- PK said...
I am just a beginner at doing home improvements and looking for inspiration to guide my decorating efforts. Thank you so much for your postings. I have the desire but very little creative know-how. I will be a regular visitor to your blog!
- June 9, 2011 at 8:34 AM
Your home has me drooling. Love, love, love your approach to space and minimalsim. We are renovating a 1920's home built by my husband's immigrant Italian grandfather. The house is constructed of homemade blocks made of lime, sand, and concrete so I was amused when you talked about pre-drilling for pictures to be hung. Hanging pictures becomes an all day affair! Your blog is as clean and lovely as your home. I look forward to checking in from time to time to see what you have done. Thanks!
- June 19, 2011 at 2:25 PM
Could you tell me where you got your rug?
- December 10, 2011 at 5:50 AM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
The rug pictured above is from Pottery Barn. It's a 9x10 seagrass. But it has been relocated to the dining room and a washed 12x18 jute rug from Home Decorator's is in its place.
- December 12, 2011 at 11:22 AM
- Sherry said...
Hi Trina,
How are you enjoying the Rowe furniture? I love the look of the chairs and would like to use them in our very active living/tv/everything room. Are they comfortable and how is the fabric working out with little kids?
- December 26, 2011 at 10:18 PM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
Hi Sherry,
We are very happy with the Rowe furniture we bought. The chairs are comfortable and have held up well. I've had to do some spot treatments (using just water) on chair a couple of times and it cleaned up completely.
Fabric is working out well too!
- December 27, 2011 at 8:00 AM
- Sherry @ Living in the Rain Garden said...
Hi Trina,
Thank you for the information. A local company in Portland has the chairs on sale for $599 plus they will upgrade to any fabric choice for that price. It looks like you might have linen on your chairs. Can you share the name of the fabric?
- December 28, 2011 at 11:52 PM
- Michelle said...
Your home is absolutely stunning and such an inspiration! I came across your blog last fall while looking for inspiration for some home improvements works that we are doing to my grandparents' 1920s farmhouse, which I inherited last year. We are in the process of transforming an old coal burning fireplace into a wood burning one and the pictures of your living room fireplace caught my eye. Would you be willing to post the dimensions (both for the brick part and wood mantle) as I'd like to use similar dimensions for the reconfiguration.
- January 12, 2012 at 1:26 PM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
Let me get back to you on that!
- January 12, 2012 at 9:08 PM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
Mantle top is 90.5 inches wide. From floor to mantle top is 56 inches. The legs are 9.5 inches wide. the brick shows exactly twelve inches top and sides. Hope that helps!
- January 13, 2012 at 2:59 PM
- Michelle said...
Super helpful. Thanks a mil!
- January 14, 2012 at 11:19 AM
- jbw3 said...
Hello Trina,
I have followed your blog for a while and have a quick question. What material is used on the floor base of your fireplace? It is a slate of some sort? Thank you for the tip and any assistance you can provide.
- January 23, 2012 at 2:17 PM
- kate.d.krueger said...
I love your fireplace screen! Is it an antique? I've searched online for something similar, but haven't had any luck.
- January 25, 2012 at 7:09 AM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
Hi Kate,
I looked everywhere for a simple antique brass screen and didn't have much luck at all. Especially for a reasonable price. I came across ours at Home Depot! I think it was about $40. I bought it several years ago so not sure if they're still available...perhaps try online too.
Good luck!
- January 25, 2012 at 4:18 PM
- kate.d.krueger said...
Thank you!
- January 27, 2012 at 1:23 PM
- kate.d.krueger said...
Thank you!
- January 27, 2012 at 1:23 PM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
The mantle was made by the cabinet maker who made our kitchen cabinets.
- February 3, 2012 at 3:18 PM
Gorgeous home and so tastefully done. I am looking for a really faint shabby chic yellow. Do you still have the name of the original yellow you painted the walls in the entry and the living room? Thanks for sharing.
- February 11, 2012 at 9:28 PM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
Dear Anon,
I do not have the color. It was a linen beige and it was special mixed. I once inquired at the paint store what color it was but they didn't save the information.
- February 12, 2012 at 7:09 AM
Dear Trina ~
I would like to thank you for posting so many pictures on your blog. We have a 1890's farm that has been in my husbands family for over 100 years. We are almost finished with our formal living room. Would you mind telling me the name of the Rowe chairs and sofa that you purchased. They look like they would fit perfectly in the space that we have. I also like the idea of selecting my fabric.
Thank you so much :)
- February 16, 2012 at 9:26 PM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
The sofa and chairs are by Rowe furniture. www.rowefurniture.com
The chair is 'Carlyle' and the sofa is 'Fairfax.'
- February 17, 2012 at 7:43 AM
- Angela said...
I would just like to say how love-li-liscious :) the entire blog is!! I adore it and the beautiful pics.Thank you to both of you for the work you out into it! Take care-
- March 13, 2012 at 7:55 PM
Love your blog; beautiful and inspiring pictures!
Wondering if you remember which white paints you used for your living room as I just bought a new house and would like to paint it white as well!
Love your sense of style, Wil.
- June 17, 2012 at 9:11 AM
Love your blog; beautiful and inspiring photos!
Wondering if you remember which whites you used for your living room as I just bought a house and would like to paint it white and I really like the tints you chose.
Love your style, Wil.
- June 17, 2012 at 9:14 AM
Whoops! I see you used Simply White by Benjamin Moore... Did you use a different white tint for the crown molding and / or ceiling? Many thanks, Wil.
- June 17, 2012 at 11:45 AM
Just found your paint info on your resource list. Thanks so much. I live in Canada and think I'll enjoy the same white on gloomy days! Thanks for your wonderful and inspiring pictures, Wil.
- June 17, 2012 at 1:32 PM
- Amanda Leigh said...
Oh, I have paneling! I am painting it as I have no desire to live in a dark, brown cave. What was up in the 70s?
- June 21, 2012 at 8:48 PM
- kathryn said...
Looking for window trim, I am delighted to have stumbled on your simply beautiful creation. I am in love with it all. And the view! Re. the trim, do you have any closer pics of it, both exterior and int? Or could you confirm if it is 1x4" side casing, and a 1x6" head casing; and a narrow bead mould below head or is that reveal that I think I see created from a 5/4" thick head casing? Whatever it is, just perfect, and would love to create that same look one day ;)
- July 26, 2012 at 8:39 PM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
Hi Kathryn,
Trim is 4 1/4 wide on side casing and 5 1/2 wide on head casing. We replicated the existing trim that was throughout the house. The narrow bead was cut down from larger pieces.
Happy trimming to you!
- July 26, 2012 at 11:04 PM
I am so loving your beautiful home. The living room is breath taking. I am a big big fan of white and am using it in our dated1886 home. We have a wrap around porch that shades the house so the white really opens up the space. It's fresh and clean. I just came across your blog looking for side yard landscaping through google:) I'm so glad I did. I need to catch up on all the blog posts. What a beautiful home you have.
- August 4, 2012 at 10:05 AM
- Akhurnu said...
Wow, no way could I keep a room looking that clean. I'm probably the only one to say this, but I think I like the old furniture and decorating better, after the remodel but before you went all white. I really liked the exposed brick before it was painted, and the white mantel set it off so nicely. The neutral colors were so cozy. Of course, I live in Colorado, which gets a lot of sunlight, so we rarely need to brighten our homes. As long as the windows are open, we're doing pretty good.
- August 17, 2012 at 11:03 AM
- A Shiplap Home said...
Beautiful! i love an open fire. Tell me, how do you keep your house so clean? I need to learn! x
- February 1, 2013 at 7:44 PM
- sarah nadine said...
i haven't read through all of your posts to see if you had mentioned it ... what color of white did you paint in your living room?
p.s. i love your style!
- February 12, 2013 at 12:43 AM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
Sarah, We used Simply White on the living room walls. We used this color on all walls, trim, windows and doors throughout the house. Best, Trina
- February 12, 2013 at 5:50 AM
- sarah nadine said...
thanks Trina :)
- February 12, 2013 at 8:17 AM
- Perfectly At Home, New England. said...
SO excited! I just found a coffee table that is almost identical to yours!!
Mine, however, is in an unfinished condition where everything was stripped off.
Did you refinish yours, or is it as found?
As always, love seeing your beautiful home!
- February 23, 2013 at 8:42 PM


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The Journal Sentinel's team of Packers beat writers provide the latest news, notes and analysis
Combine Countdown: SMU's Hunt a different breed at DE
Green Bay — His very first day at this new sport, Margus Hunt was confused. Coaches at Southern Methodist had the 6-foot-8 Estonia native run a 40-yard dash and he wasn't sure how to line up.
Oh well. Hunt ran a 4.7 anyways and a football career began.
Possibly the most intriguing prospect at the NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis at the end of the month is this defensive end from SMU. Hunt originally landed in the states to hone his shot put and discus skills — he won gold medals in both events at the 2006 World Junior Championships. Hunt decided to play football while he was here and now he's a potential first-round pick.
"He came in and he didn't know if a football was popped or stuffed," said Bert Hill, SMU's defensive line coach. "He started from square one."
His impact on special teams was immediate. With the Mustangs, Hunt used his 82-inch wingspan to block 17 kicks. By his senior year, he was a force at defensive end. Last season, Hunt finished with 31 tackles (11.5 for loss), eight sacks and one interception. Because of his size and untapped potential, many 3-4 teams like the Packers will surely be tracking Hunt in Indy. He's this year's textbook boom-or-bust prospect.
Hill spent more than a decade with the Detroit Lions and Miami Dolphins. There weren't any players built like this, he said.
"I was in the NFL for 13 years and I never saw a guy like him," Hill said. "Not with his abilities that he has right now, no. I didn't see a guy."
Hunt paid his way to SMU to work out with the school's track coach, Dave Wollman, who has a sterling reputation with throwers. As Hill explains, Hunt ran out of money and joined the football team to earn a scholarship and stay in the states. Hunt missed one full spring football season because he was competing in Europe and missed another spring to repair his shoulder.
Thus, Margus Hunt has played football for a grand total of four falls and two springs.
And that's part of the intrigue with the 6-foot-8, 275-pound end. Hill said Hunt's explosion with a shot and a disc does, indeed, transfer to the football field.
"All he did was train for explosiveness, being a thrower," Hill said. "That's why he had so many blocked kicks. He can get his pads down low and really come off the football."
Hunt's progress was gradual for obvious reasons. Everything was new.
"His first year, he'd grab the blocker and then just look around the backfield, trying to find the runner," Hill said. "He wasn't really playing the man he was lined up on. I think that's where he has really grown over the last few years. He can line up now on a guy and he knows by the angle the guy's using to block him where the ball's going to go. So he doesn't need to see it. He can put his hands on a guy, get off of him and go make the tackle."
For Hunt, it all culminated in a 43-10 bowl win over Fresno State. In the first half alone, he had two sacks, three tackles for loss, two forced fumbles and one safety.
Watch his complete performance here. Hunt took the game over.
Now it's on NFL teams to figure out if the Estonian can keep progressing in the pros.
"There are times when he's unblockable," Hill said. "Then there were times on film when it looked like he didn't really know he was playing football. The lights came on for him about halfway through his senior year. The guy just started playing lights out. He kept his pads down. He kept his hands on people. He got off of them. And he made a lot of plays."
Leading up to the Combine, we'll take a look at each position. Here are a few other defensive linemen worth monitoring:
DE Bjoern Werner (Florida State): The ACC Defensive Player of the Year finished with 13 sacks and 18 tackles for loss. German exchange student picked up the sport quickly and is now projected by many to be a top 5 pick.
DE Damontre Moore (Texas A&M): Showed a ton of burst in college with 12 1/2 sacks and 20 tackles for loss last season. The 6-foot-4, 255-pound pass rusher will probably put up good numbers at the Combine, too.
DE Ezekiel Ansah (BYU): Much like Margus Hunt, was a late bloomer. The Ghana native picked up football in 2010. Very green but impressed scouts at the Senior Bowl in Mobile. Had 62 tackles, 4 1/2 sacks last season.
DT Star Lotulelei (Utah): Athletic 6-3, 320-pounder is projected to go in the top 5. Faced multiple blockers all season, yet still finished with 11 tackles for loss and five sacks.
DT Sharrif Floyd (Florida): Started 11 games at DE with 46 tackles, 6.5 for loss, 1.5 sacks. Translates to tackle at 6-3, 303. Florida laid an egg in the Sugar Bowl against Louisville, but Floyd did sack Teddy Bridgewater twice.
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I'll add him to my list; sounds intriguing. Sounds like a NY Giants' pick.Hide replies
I agree I can see him going there, Cincinnati or Seattle.
Wouldn't he have to put on quite a few pounds to play end?Hide replies
Yes 6-5 320 would be the prototypical height and weight for 3-4 DE.
Your asking a kid to put on 45 pounds of muscle in a short amount of time. Sounds like he is better suited for 4-3 DE.
No, his strength will more than make up for his lack of ideal 3-4 DL weight. This guy is a real freak of nature.
Calais Campbell was about his size coming out of college. He may be able to play de in a 3-4.
Mandarich was a freak on a leash, using steroids. Not quite the same comparison.
Let's give the other guy a bit of a break...there are no drug rumors. He's just a big boy from the Eastern block w off the charts athleticism.
I want the Pack to get Hunt badly. I have a feeling that by the time the draft comes around he will have moved up to the top 15. As far as the weight issue, a 6-8 explosive guy like him could probably bulk up to 320-330 in a few years. Sure he would lose some of the burst and quickness but that much weight/strength behind the arm length would make running to his side in a 3-4 alignment pretty much pointless.Hide replies
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I think he would be fine at 300. That's all Watt weighs about 300.
Jason Pierre Paul didn't play much football before they drafted him. He turned out o.k.
Worlds biggest OLB?Hide replies
Remember The Mad Stork? Man, Hendricks was awesome his one year in GB.
World's biggest S?
This kid is built more like the Tooz than Ted H.
Oh, I'm not comparing him to Hendricks. Just wallowing in fond memories.
I see a guy who likes to rush the passer, but doesn't care much for contact or chasing plays from behind. We have plenty of those already.Hide replies
How does he not care much for contact? He is a force to be reckoned with and broke records for blocking field goals plus hes one big dude.
you "see" that from reading an article?
all i "see" are a bunch of words and a picture of hunt "contacting" the QB. who knows, if there was a video of that "contact", it may have been of hunt "chasing (him down) from behind" prior to that contact.
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I clicked on the link and watched the highlights.
I see a guy getting double and triple teamed. I see a guy they are running away from and when they don't it's a sack or a fumble a lot of the time.
You put him at left DE and what are they going to do run at clay? Lots of luck there.
I think the guy is a player that will be a star in the league IMO. Just think how raw he is, by the time they get this kid coached up he will strike fear into offenses.
Do you take him if he is there? Boy I just don't know, it could turn out t be something you regret if you don't take him.
understanding how to play and not being willing to play are two different things. to suggest he's not willing is guessing at best and being obstinate at worst.
maybe you need to read what leo wrote-
"doesn't care much for chasing plays from behind", while you say "he chases plays from behind".
talk amongst yourselves.
i didn't have an opinion on hunt.
i simply said one can't read this article and conclude he doesn't like contact or chasing down plays. nothing suggests that in this article. i also don't see where it says he "quits on plays".
in fact, every quote in this article from those that know him suggests otherwise.
thus, the obstinance.
as for your scouting "skills", sure.
the reason he's projected to fall to the bottom of the 1st round is because there are a whopping 20-25 guys projected to be drafted ahead of him.
once again, i don't have an opinion of the guy one way or the other.
i only question how one can read the article, or even watch the game, and conclude he "doesn't like contact" nor "chasing down players".
his coaches seem to strongly disagree, as do more than a few scouts.
nothing suggests that in this article and watching the game and concluding that also seems, well, unqualified.
wait, so you disgaree with leo that hunt "doesn't care much for chasing plays" down but you say leo is "right"?
you're all over the place, man.
his coaches disagree with you also.
"I was in the NFL for 13 years and I never saw a guy like him," Hill said. "Not with his abilities that he has right now, no. I didn't see a guy."
"He can put his hands on a guy, get off of him and go make the tackle."
"The lights came on for him about halfway through his senior year. The guy just started playing lights out. He kept his pads down. He kept his hands on people. He got off of them. And he made a lot of plays."
"(Hunt took the game over.)"
yep, sounds aexcatly like someone that doesn't like contact or pursuing players.
Just watch the film link. You'll see a bunch of plays where he just quits, or he could come in from behind, but he has to wade thru trash to get there, and just clearly doesn't want to do it.
As I posted earlier today, Hunt is an athletic freak. At 6'8" 280 lbs may seem a little light for a 3-4 DE, this guy's speed and strength will more than make up for a lack of ideal weight. His coaches claim he has benched 225lbs. 35 times and believe he will break 40 at the combine. Ideally defenses are designed to have the best pass rusher coming from the defensive right and the next best coming "b" gap (between gurad and tackle) on the left side of the defense. I am sure Hunt could make it difficult for QBs to throw over him while Clay Matthews is coming from the other side. I would love to see the Pack get him. Kiper has him going #31 to the 49ers.
I hope TT picks him up at #26 he could be the better option to add to the team. the Packers would benefit from him more than any team. He could be another JJ Watt maybe even a tad better. I have been pushing this guy for awhile. Not only can this guy get to the qb but he can also get to the kicker. I can imagine like many games this year came down especially that Minn game they go for the winning FG and this guy goes in and disrupts the kick giving the Pack the win. Nothing better than that. TT needs to land this guy.
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OK this is completely off topic. PACKER CHEERLEADER TRASHED IN BEAR FAN WEB SITE. I just read this story and had to comment on the most recent articled I could find in Packerland. This beautiful young women was posted on the Bears facebook page with very disparaging comments by a bunch of very low class ignorant people (in other words Bears fans). I hope a writer that works for this publication sees fit to write an article on this example of this typical despicable lack of class by that low life putrid, scum sucking form of life other wise known as a Bears fan.Hide replies
Sad to think people are so shallow that they have to pick on a little girl. What do you expect from Illinois and Bear fans.
I wonder why so many of them leave their cesspool to vacation here?
I have certainly never criticized any Bear player, coach, or organizational employee, or their field or stadium. Or fans.
"The Bears still s#ck" is so complimentary.
Not excusing the silly behavior, but it goes both ways.
"...low life putrid, scum sucking form of life other wise known as a Bears fan."
I would be shocked if he is there at 26. Some team will take a chance somewhere between 10-20.


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Captain's Report by Capt. SteveCool Your JetsI would be remiss if I didn't start out with the primary difference between Yamaha sportboats and…, well "normal", i.e. sterndrive-powered, sportboats. That main difference is, of course, the jet drives. In the 212 series you also get two engines and drive systems, compared to a single sterndrive engine in this size range. For Yamaha, jet drives are the goose that laid the golden egg. With each passing year they seem to be getting more and more popular as the boating public becomes acclimated to a different kind of drive systemThis is the 212X, the watersports version of the 212 sisters. Notice the collapsible wakeboard tower with swivel board racks. It also has ballast sacks. At the stern we see a 20-degree deadrise, a molded-in extended swim platform, a three-step reboarding ladder with two grab handles. Notice that without an outdrive, Yamaha is able to mount the ladder in the center of the swim platform. The PerformanceIf you intend to sit behind the wheel and slam the throttle home, you better take a look at your passengers to be sure they're all hanging on, because the thrill ride is about to begin. I did it and launched to planing speed in just over 2 seconds. As I continued to accelerate, the 212 and I flew through 30 mph in only 4 seconds. This boat is a rocketship!Top speed came in at 7650 rpm and 56 miles per hour. At that speed we were burning a combined 25.1 gph and getting 2.23 miles per gallon for range of 100 miles with a 10% reserve. Pulled back to 5000 rpm revealed our best cruise speed of 27.2 miles per hour and an 8.5 gallon per hour fuel burn. Now we were getting 3.19 miles per gallon for range of 144 miles.Therein lays the feature that more than offsets the brief learning curve one has to take when transitioning to a jet drive boat.The LayoutAs we climb aboard the 212 let's start our tour up to the bow. An anchor locker conceals a four step beach reboarding ladder that is housed in the same place as the anchor and rode. The anchor is secured by brackets to either side of the compartment with latches that turn to secure the arms of the typical Danforth anchor in place. The forward part of the hatch has cutouts molded into the hull that not only accommodate the ladder, but your anchor rode as well. This means the hatch can be closed while anchor is deployed. Just behind is a non-skid step, so you have two non skid areas before you enter either the water or the beach from the bow. The bow has two lounge seats, much as you would find in any bow rider, but again there is a Yamaha difference. The 212 carries its 8'6" (2.6 m) beam well forward which allows for a large amount of space at the bow. I measured 76" (193 cm) between the bolsters at the seat backs. Now what does that mean for someone like you and me? It means that you can utilize this bow without having to stay facing forward in the lounging position. In fact, four people can comfortably sit at this bow while sitting back and facing each other for an intimate conversation without knocking knees together.More TricksThe 212 also has some interchangeable bow configurations. Both loungers have removable forward cushions, and once taken out you create rumble seats that will likely be the most popular spot with the kids while underway because this location gives the best feeling of speed. Put the two forward cushions back and then pull two more out of storage to create a forward sun pad. And as if that weren't enough, take the forward sun pad cushion and move it back in the middle of the walkthrough to create three across forward facing seating. With three-across seating, even the middle guy gets to have his feet up. Notice the forward cushions to the sides -- they pull up to expose "rumble seats." The caprails are 15" (38 cm) high so you'll be nice and secure in this bow, and the stainless grab handles will come in handy at 56 mph. The WalkthroughThe windshield walkthrough closes off in the usual manner with the windshield and console storage door blocking any breeze on chilly mornings. The port console has roomy storage that goes out to the hull side, and forward underneath the port bow seating. The entire compartment is big enough to hold skis and wake boards but once you put the sun pad cushions inside you'll stick to storing the boards in the sole storage locker.The walkthrough's 26" (66 cm) width is put to good use with the sole storage. The sole storage hatch goes almost all the way to the sides of the consoles giving you a wide open entry to a spacious compartment.The HelmYamaha created a very orderly helm layout by utilizing only three gauges in the upper panel. The two tachometer's lie to either side of a center mounted speedometer. Embedded and the bottom of both tachometer's are multi function gauges that allow you to scroll through up to 18 different parameters, and with two of these gauges you can pretty much customize it to suit your desires.I was happy to see a stereo at the helm as opposed to a remote control. The dual engine controls are mounted at a roughly 45° angle which is comfortable enough when sitting down on the seat, but when up on the bolster I found it easier to advance the controls with my palm up first, and then once engaged rotate my hand to the normal palm down grip to advance normally. The captain gets a comfortable wrap around bucket seat, open in the back for improved ventilation, flip up bolster, and it swivels and slides.The tachs have multi-function gauges that allow you to scroll through 18 different functions such as distance to empty, GPH, depth, water temp, etc… I'd like to see the top of the panel be gently curved as opposed to pointy, and I'd also extend the sunshade out a little further. Nevertheless, even as is, the digital gauges can be read in direct sunlight. The Cockpit As you move aft you come to a well laid out cockpit that is unlike many boats in this class. The most notable feature is that the seating wraps all the way around to form a "J." Yamaha is able to do this thanks to their low profile engines which virtually eliminate the need for an engine box at the aft end of the cockpit. There is storage under the two seats to port and starboard and a side mounted base for the pedestal table.In the watersports themed 212X there are ballast sacks under the port and starboard seats. A carry-on cooler stores to port. You'll have to remove this in the 212X if you want to fill the ballast. Notice the pedestal base on the side. What would be the aft facing observer's position isn't really aft facing after all. The port seat carries well forward so when facing aft your head will be up against the windshield causing you to be leaning forward. Additionally a grab handle will be hitting your lower back. Better to utilize this seat facing the captain and now you have a panoramic view from the bow ahead to the end of the towline astern. I find that being able to easily glance forward to see when we approach the end of a run allows me to let the person under tow know that we will be turning. There is 36.5" (92.7 cm) of space between the seats. That's very roomy and I notice it helps that the caprails are so narrow in the cockpit. Engine CompartmentIf you've ever had a hassle opening an engine box, then you're going to love the Yamaha 212's. Just squeeze the release mechanism at the bottom, give an easy lift and the hatch will continue to rise by itself. Inside are two low-profile, 1812 cc four – stroke, four cylinder, high output Yamaha marine engines. These engines are purpose-built for marine applications by Yamaha. This means two things… they're not marinized car engines, and the same company that stands behind the boat will stand behind the engines. Notice the white hose running between the two engines. It channels water from the cockpit drain out the transom. A great feature for the soapy (bio-degradable, of course) wash down at the end of the day. I found the layout in the engine compartment to be more than adequate for doing regular maintenance. The top of the oil dipsticks are yellow and directly in front of you. The oil change filters are forward and to port on each engine and both are within easy reach. The air filters are mounted on the forward bulkhead also within easy reach. The equipment you don't need to get to is further away and out of reach. These are items like the engine control linkages on the outer bulkheads, and the computer control modules for the engines which are relegated to the aft bulkhead.A Stern Like No OtherWithout a doubt the most attractive feature on all Yamaha boats has to be the aft transom stadium-style swim platform, a signature element of all Yamaha watercraft. It consists of two platforms separated from each other by a 9" (22.9 cm) riser. The upper platform has comfortable seat backs and you're sitting in a very natural position with your feet on the lower platform. Three people can do it but two are more comfortable. There's another side mounted pedestal base for the removable table, and there is a stereo remote. Here you can enjoy cocktails at sunset with your favorite tunes. What a great place to sit and watch the kids swimming off the stern. A three-step reboarding ladder and two grab handles make getting back onboard simple. As jet drives take large amounts of water through their intakes, there are those rare occasions where running through grass or seaweed could clog the intake ports. This used to mean shutting down and going in the water to clear out the drives. Yamaha has built access ports into the upper level of the stern which allow you to clean out the pumps without having to go in the water. For safety, cutoff switches will render each engine inoperable once this hatch is open.Optional EquipmentHere is another area where Yamaha differs dramatically from the rest of the industry: every boat it sells comes to you complete, without any options. If you want a different feature, then you go to with different model boat. The 212 series represents a perfect example. The 212 SS comes complete with bow filler cushions, dual captain's chairs, a Bimini top, snap in carpeting, pedestal tables, multi-function helm displays, and a color-matched dual axle trailer with swing away tongue all as standard features.So what if you want a wakeboard tower? No problem, you just have to get it attached to the 212X. That is virtually the same boat, but with a different color scheme, J shaped bench seating instead of dual captain's chairs, ballast sacks, and a collapsible wakeboard tower. Yamaha even includes swivel board racks on both sides of the tower. And rest assured we're not talking about just a simple welded aluminum pipe tower. 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WILMINGTON, North Carolina - Sophomore Kelsie Wills recorded a match-high 15 kills and junior Nikki Kinnier added 12 as Hofstra swept UNCW, 3-0 (25-22, 25-14, 25-19), in Colonial Athletic Association volleyball action Saturday at Hanover Hall.
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Memorial services will be held at 7 p.m., Thursday, May 3, 2012 at Johnson Funeral Service in Thief River Falls, with Rev. Sheila Michaels officiating. Military honors will be provided by the American Legion Ecklund Holmstrom Post 117, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2793, and the Minnesota National Guard Honor Guard.
William Guy Meyer was born on June 26, 1959 in Wurzburg, Germany, the son of Charles and Claire Meyer, a military family stationed overseas in Germany. Bill lived in several locations as his father was stationed and transferred to different bases throughout his military career. The family eventually settling down in Renton, Washington, where Bill would spend his childhood and formative years and graduating from high school.
On Jan. 2, 1977, Bill enlisted in the National Guard and went on active duty Sept. 26, 1977. While in the military, Bill was stationed in Germany at several bases, where he enjoyed exploring the country of his birth that always fascinated him. While in the military, Bill achieved several awards including the overseas service ribbon, good conduct medal, the M-16 sharpshooter award, and hand grenade expert.
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