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Undrafted free agents may be a big piece of the Seattle Seahawks rebuilding process. Teams can begin signing undrafted players on Tuesday, so here's a few players to track.
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The Seahawks wasted little time in locking down the last of their draft picks on Friday. OT James Carpenter and OG John Moffitt both signed yesterday to round out the group of nine rookies selected in this year's draft that are now under contract and participating in training camp.
Per Brian McIntyre, under the new CBA, teams are given an allotment to spend on rookies -- called the "Year One Rookie Allocation," and the Seahawks commitment sits between $4.643 and $4.933 million -- and that's for all rookies combined. This number is easily manageable for the club was one of the main items the owners pushed for in the CBA negotiations.
For those of you keeping track at home, Lazarius "Pep" Levingston, a DE out of LSU selected in the 7th round, was the first Seahawks rookie to sign a deal with the team. He was followed by S Mark LeGree out of Appalachian State and then on Thursday they were joined by WR Kris Durham, CB Richard Sherman, DB Byron Maxwell, and LB Malcolm Smith. By Friday, all rookies were present and accounted for.
The only numbers I've seen so far are, again, per Brian MacIntyre: Kris Durham with a4 year, $2.504M deal ($464,260 signing bonus) and Mark LeGree with a 4 year, $2.218M deal ($178,532 signing bonus).
Former University of Alabama standout and first-round draft pick of the Seattle Seahawks James Carpenter has officially been signed to the team and will be on the practice field for Friday's training camp.
The 6'4" 321 pound Carpenter was the 25th overall pick in 2011 after he played 27 games at left tackle in his two full seasons with Nick Saban and Alabama. He now will and uphill battle as Carpenter will compete for a starting spot at right tackle alongside guys like Russell Okung and Max Unger, and a slew of freshly signed faces.
Carpenter will be a great fit and a big body on the O-line to protect newly acquired quarterback Tavaris Jackson, and is known to open up so big holes for guys like Marshawn Lynch to plow through. If he can stay healthy, I see Carpenter getting a good amount of time on the field as he learns the ropes of the NFL.
For more on the Seahawks, check out Field Gulls to get your fix.
The Seattle Seahawks have signed fourth round pick K.J. Wright. The linebacker, who comes in at 6'4, 250 pounds, signed earlier today and will join the team in the near future.
Danny O'Neil broke the news with this tweet:
#Seahawks have signed LB K.J. Wright. OT James Carpenter and OG John Moffitt are team's only remaining unsigned picks.
Wright will come to camp and compete for playing time immediately, but he'll likely need quite a bit of time to adjust and develop before seeing any real time on the field. The 24-year old linebacker was a team captain his senior year at Mississippi State and played in 34 consecutive games.
No official details of the contract have been released, though that will likely change in the near future.
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Brian McIntyre of Football Outsiders already reported on the Seattle Seahawks signing defensive back Byron Maxwell, and it looks he has another scoop with regards to Seahawks draft pick signings. McIntyre reports that sources have tomd him the Seahawks have signed wide receiver Kris Durham from the Georgia Bulldogs, a fourth round pick by the Seattle Seahawks in the 2011 NFL Draft. Durham's deal is worth four years and $2.504 million, and includes a $464,260 signing bonus. Durham did not play much in college, but at 6'5", 209 has all the physical height and ability to be a useful receiver for the Seahawks on offense.
BONUS: Check out this interview of Durham on Field Gulls.
BONUS #2: Check out these highlights!
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Safety Mark LeGree from Appalachian State was picked in the fifth round, and he was apparently also signed, with his contract going for four years and $2.218 milion, with a $178,532 signing bonus.
BONUS: Check out this interview of LeGree on Field Gulls.
BONUS #2: Check out these highlights!
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The NFL's new collective bargaining agreement has, essentially, eliminated rookie hold-outs and made signing drafted rookies to contracts worlds easier than in the past. The Seattle Seahawks are already taking advantage of the new rookie pay scale in an effort to get their draft picks in training camp right away. In just three days, the Seahawks have inked six of their nine draft picks, with only the first three picks -- James Carpenter, John Moffitt and K.J. Wright -- still working on agreements.
Richard Sherman and Malcolm Smith were among the latest signings, and were in camp this morning working with the backups, according to the Seahawks' official website.
Six of the team's nine draft choices were signed in time to participate in the 105-minute session – wide receiver Kris Durham (fourth round), cornerback Richard Sherman and safety Mark LeGree (fifth round), cornerback Bryon Maxwell (sixth round) and linebacker Malcolm Smith and defensive lineman Pep Levingston (seventh round).
Sherman, LeGree, Levingston and Smith were working with the No. 2 defense, with Maxwell and Durham on the third units.
You can read more about the Seahawks' rookie signings here. For more on Maxwell, check out this scouting report. To learn more about Pep Levingston, check out this post.
We'll be tracking more of the Seahawks' rookie signings in this StoryStream. Over at Field Gulls, Danny Kelly will be publishing an impressive array of posts on undrafted free agents, so keep an eye out for those.
The Seattle Seahawks need depth in their secondary, and signing one of their draft picks should help aid this ailing part of their team defense. Brian McIntyre of Football Outsiders tweeted that Byron Maxwell was signed to a four year contract worth $2.15 million. The deal includes a $113,450 signing bonus.
Maxwell put up 42 tackles, forced two fumbles and picked off two passes in 2010. He was mostly a backup for Clemson his first three seasons before starting his senior campaign, but he has good athletic ability and stuffs the run particularly well. He has to work on his coverage abilities, but those are the things that develop with time. Richard Sherman and Mark Legree are the more prized defensive backs for the Seahawks, so it's likely Pete Carroll will bring along Maxwell a little bit more slowly.
Check out his highlights below.
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Seattle Seahawk fans can check another need off of their list as former Auburn University place kicker Wes Byrum has reportedly signed with the Seattle Seahawks as an undrafted free agent on Thursday, according to his agent.
Byrum is obviously a backup to Olindo Mare, but unlike Mare can join camp ASAP as an undrafted free agent while Mare has to wait until Friday. Byrum is in the top-5 all-time in several categories for kickers at Auburn, such as fourth all-time in field goal percentage (74.1%). He is known as a clutch kicker with above average accuracy, but has been knocked for his lack of range/distance on some of his kicks and has a tendency to struggle on kickoffs and long distance field goals.
The new kickoff rules may help him a bit with them being pushed up 10 yards, but I'd foresee him being strictly a backup if and when Mare can't go due to injury or simply isn't getting the job done.
For more on the Seahawks, head over to Field Gulls to get in on the action.
Former LSU defensive tackle Lazarius "Pep" Levingston is the first of the Seattle Seahawks' 2011 draft picks to agree to terms on a deal, according to his agent Andy Simms via Twitter.
Livingston was the 205th overall pick in the 2011 NFL draft, and was the only defensive lineman that the Seahawks selected. The 'Hawks currently are working on resigning DT Brandon Mebane to fill some of their holes in their D-line, but Levingston may prove to have some value this season as a possible back up at multiple positions. Levingston was drafted to supply depth up front, and will likely compete for playing time as a backup to Red Bryant, or elsewhere along the line. He recorded 70 tackles and three sacks in his career at LSU, where he actually was converted from a defensive end to a defensive tackle his senior season.
The 6-foot-4, 292 pound Levingston could see quite a bit of playing time if Bryant's comeback from knee surgery doesn't happen as quickly as planned, and as the only D-lineman drafted this season he is going to have an uphill climb battling against NFL veterans for any possible playing time.
For more on the Seahawks, head over to Field Gulls to get your fix.
The Seattle Seahawks announced the signings of 19 undrafted free agents on Tuesday,assembling a solid group of under-the-radar talent to come into camp and compete for a roster spot. Included are multiple defensive backs, two quarterbacks to hold the Seahawks over until Tarvaris Jackson can begin practicing on Aug. 4 and a variety of other prospects hailing from big and small schools alike.
Here is the list, provided by the Seahawks' official website.
Position Player College
DT Ladi Ajiboye South Carolina
DE Pierre Allen Nebraska
WR Doug Baldwin Stanford
FB Dorson Boyce Washington
DE Jarrett Crittenton Middle Tennessee State
P John Gold Texas
CB Jesse Hoffman Eastern Washington
G Michael Huey Texas
T Zach Hurd Connecticut
S Jeron Johnson Boise State
QB Zach Lee Nebraska
WR Ricardo Lockette Fort Valley State
LB Deron Minor McNeese State
LB Mike Morgan USC
G/C Brent Osborne Harvard
CB Ron Parker Newberry
QB Josh Portis California (Pa.)
S Rickey Thenarse Nebraska
TE Ryan Travis West Liberty
We'll be tracking what the Seahawks do during the undrafted free agent hunting season in this StoryStream. Over at Field Gulls, Danny Kelly will be publishing an impressive array of posts on undrafted free agents, so keep an eye out for those.
The Seattle Seahawks need bodies at the quarterback spot, and they need them fast. With training camp on the horizon and only Charlie Whitehurst under contact, Seattle needed to place an emphasis on the quarterback position when signing undrafted free agents, and did so by snatching two available arms to at least get some work in during camp. Josh Portis, a journeyman college quarterback and cousin of Clinton Portis, and Nebraska quarterback Zac Lee each reportedly agreed to terms with the Seahawks, bringing the number of quarterbacks on the roster to three.
Portis is an intriguing prospect, and a name floated early on by Field Gulls' Danny Kelly. He's an athletic prospect, but needs some serious polish at the NFL level. From the scouting report at Field Gulls:
"Portis is clearly a developmental prospect, but he has the size, arm strength and mobility to warrant a strong look. He can buy time with his feet, but prefers to pass the ball despite possessing excellent straight-line speed. Portis has a similar skill set to Minnesota Vikings 2010 rookie QB/WR Joe Webb, and could make a team look similarly smart if given an opportunity."
And a video of Portis in action.
Zac Lee is the second player from Nebraska to choose the Seahawks during the undrafted free agent signing period, joining safety Rickey Thenarse. Lee lost his job to Taylor Martinez this past season, but stayed involved in more of a mentoring and leadership role. At this point, it seems Lee is little more than an arm in camp to give the Seahawks enough warm bodies to throw routes.
We'll be tracking what the Seahawks do during the undrafted free agent hunting season in this StoryStream. Over at Field Gulls, Danny Kelly will be publishing an impressive array of posts on undrafted free agents, so keep an eye out for those.
Undrafted free agent signings are underway and the Seattle Seahawks are quickly making moves. Seattle reportedly went after, and agreed to terms with, multiple defensive backs early in the process, adding four right off the bat. Rickey Thenarse, Jesse Hoffman, Jeron Johnson, Ron Parker all reportedly chose the Seahawks as the undrafted free agent signing period began on Monday night, showing that, once again, Pete Carroll loves his defensive backs.
Thenarse has quite the life story, overcoming adversity at every step of the way. Hailing from Los Angeles, he escaped the gang life that surrounds the area he grew up in, only to see two of his brothers killed in 2008. His senior year was taken away by an ACL injury, but a medical waiver allowed him to return in 2010, where he started in the Huskers' defensive backfield. Thenarse was unable to play in the 2011 Holiday Bowl against Washington, however, after being cited for a DUI following the regular season.
Jesse Hoffman comes to the Seahawks from Eastern Washington University and is more of a special teamer than a defensive back. In 2010, he earned All-Big Sky honorable mention honors for his kick returning prowess after returning two kicks for touchdowns and averaging just over 32 yards per return.
Jeron Johnson was a staple in the Boise State defensive backfield, starting 44 games at safety for the Broncos. In 2010, Johnson was named to the All-WAC first team. His 318 tackles puts him at No. 12 on the all-time list at Boise State.
Ron Parker is a small school guy, hailing from Newberry. At his pro day, he clocked in at 4.35 in the 40-yard dash, and put up 17 reps at 225 pounds on the bench press. He's listed as both a safety and kick returner.
We'll be tracking what the Seahawks do when the undrafted free agent hunting season opens in this StoryStream. Over at Field Gulls, Danny Kelly will be publishing an impressive array of posts on undrafted free agents, so keep an eye out for those.
Transactions should begin rolling in on Monday night as the NFL allowed teams to start contacting and signing undrafted free agents a day earlier than expected. Originally, the plan was to allow teams to begin signing undrafted rookies on Tuesday, along with the beginning of free agency and the opening of the trade window. But in an effort to get things jump-started, undrafted free agents who have been waiting in limbo will have some clarity in the late hours of Monday evening.
The news comes from John Clayton via Adam Schefter and marks the opening of the offseason. Finally.
John Clayton reports that NFL teams were granted the right to sign undrafted players Monday night. So dealings are underway.
The Seahawks are expected to be big players when it comes to undrafted rookies. Seattle has a clear need at quarterback, and the crop of undrafted rookies includes a few intriguing players. Pat Devlin, Josh Portis and others have all been mentioned as possible Seattle signings, along with a bevy of other position players.
For more on the undrafted rookies to keep an eye on, check out Field Gulls' writeup of the quarterbacks, defensive tackle Martin Parker and a look at John Schneider's track record with undrafted players.
We'll be tracking what the Seahawks do when the undrafted free agent hunting season opens in this StoryStream. Over at Field Gulls, Danny Kelly will be publishing an impressive array of posts on undrafted free agents, so keep an eye out for those.
After a long delay, NFL teams will finally be able to sign undrafted free agents, thanks to the end of the NFL lockout. Unlike most years, players that went undrafted were unable to be signed immediately after the draft in what's become the typical scrum in the hours following the last pick. Instead, thanks to a lengthy lockout, players who went undrafted were placed in a holding pattern, suffering through months of uncertainty. For the Seattle Seahawks, these undrafted players could be an important piece in the rebuilding process Pete Carroll and John Schneider are undertaking.
The Seahawks have clear needs throughout their roster -- needs that could be filled in the long-term by this year's crop of undrafted free agents. While they're not the end-all, be-all of building a roster, some of these players could make an impact in the long-term. It makes the upcoming free agent signings interesting, and an event worth watching for Seahawks fans.
As we know, the Seahawks need help at the quarterback spot, both immediately and for the future. Pat Devlin is the type of player Carroll and Schneider may target in this year's crop of undrafted free agents, allowing the Seahawks to develop a third quarterback in hopes of future returns. Over at Field Gulls, Danny Kelly took a look at Devlin and other free agents, drawing upon the expertise of Rob Rang.
Pat Devlin is going to have a market, there's going to be a lot of clubs out there that are going to be running this West Coast Offense, so this is an example of where Pat Devlin's agent is going to be looking around and wondering what team is my player going to be most likely to be able to earn himself a roster spot."
Kelly goes on to mention Adam Froman, Josh Portis and Adam Weber. All four have been linked to the Seahawks at one time of another, though all have shortcomings that sent them to the undrafted pile. It's clear the Seahawks will be looking for a quarterback when signing undrafted free agents, though each of these four should be considered long-term prospects.
The undrafted free agent signing period is set to begin on Tuesday at 7 a.m. PDT. For a full free agency schedule, head over here.
We'll be tracking what the Seahawks do when the undrafted free agent hunting season opens in this StoryStream. Over at Field Gulls, Danny Kelly will be publishing an impressive array of posts on undrafted free agents, so keep an eye out for those.
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PC | ENG | Developer: Slant Six Games | Publisher: Capcom | 2012 | 6.51 GB
Genre: Action (Shooter) / 3D / 3rd Person
It is September 1998 and the action centres on the ill-fated Raccoon City and the horrific consequences of the deadly T-virus outbreak. With a cover up required, Umbrella orders an elite team into Raccoon City to destroy all evidence of the outbreak and eliminate any survivors. Meanwhile the US Government has quarantined the city and dispatched its own team of elite soldiers to determine the source of the mysterious outbreak. Players take on the role of an Umbrella Security Service soldier (U.S.S.), competing alone or in up to four player co-op in a battle against all the competing forces at play in Raccoon City.
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- Shows the iconic landmarks and characters of classic PE, such as Leon S. Kennedy and slice.
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Weber State University's Alan E. Hall Center for Sales Excellence is launching in 2013 and will advance and elevate sales techniques by redefining sales around the customer. The center sets itself apart from similar sales centers by: Being the first and only one of its kind among Utah's public universities
NSF Grant to USU Bolsters Distance Education for Aspiring Engineers
Mon, 04 Feb 2013
Utah State University has been awarded a research grant from the Division of Undergraduate Education at the National Science Foundation for a project aimed at improving retention of engineering undergraduate students within the critical first two years of study. The three-year grant begins in February 2013.
SLCC Receives U.S. Department of Labor Geospatial Grant
Fri, 01 Feb 2013
SLCC is a partner in the $20 million National Information, Security, and Geospatial Technology Consortium. Funded by a U.S. Department of Labor grant, this partnership will help the College train people for new and emerging jobs in geospatial technologies.
Former Congressmen to Promote Public Service at WSU
Fri, 01 Feb 2013
Former members of the House of Representatives Charles Djou, R-Hawaii, and Richard Stallings, D-Idaho, will encourage Weber State University students to get involved in the democratic process as part of the Congress to Campus program Feb. 4 and 5.
SUU among Top 100 Green Schools in the World
Thu, 31 Jan 2013
SUU was included among the top 100 schools in the world for its sustainability initiatives and environmental impact. SUU placed 96th in the 2012 survey of the 215 universities from 49 countries which were included in the survey, and in the 18th position among ranked U.S. schools.
USU's Science Unwrapped Embarks on Kayaking Adventure Friday, Feb. 1
Thu, 31 Jan 2013
'Ride along' on a kayaking adventure through Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula at Utah State University's Science Unwrapped Friday, Feb. 1. Jeff Hazboun, USU physicist, extreme kayaker and wildlife conservationist, presents "Explore to Conserve: A Russian Adventure" at 7 p.m. in the Emert Auditorium (Room 130) of the Eccles Science Learning Center.
Gifted and Talented Programs Expanding in Weber School District
Wed, 30 Jan 2013
Weber School District uses many strategies to meet the needs of academically gifted students. In order to support some of these needs, Weber School District has a self-contained gifted program at the elementary school level for 5th and 6th grade students.
An FCCLA Chapter of Service and Leadership
Wed, 30 Jan 2013
A strong committee of Utah FCCLA members formed the "Gift of Life" Family Traffic Safety Fair, informing our community that lives saved from obeying traffic safety is the "ultimate gift."
USU's Wirelessly Charged Electric Bus Wins Innovation of the Year
Tue, 29 Jan 2013
At the Governor's Energy Development Summit, Gov. Gary Herbert and Orrin Hatch awarded Utah State University's Wireless Power Transfer team the Energy Technology Innovation of the Year award for its work on the Aggie Bus.
The University of Utah School of Dentistry, a public school, will welcome its first class of 20 students this fall. Construction is expected to begin soon on a new dental school building that will be named for a benefactor who donated $30 million for the program.
USU Extension Creates New Sustainability Website
Wed, 23 Jan 2013
The website's resultant design features crisp, colorful home page icons that quickly guide the user to helpful articles, lesson plans, funding opportunities and Web links.
OHD announces new internship opportunity for 2013 Outreach Team
Wed, 23 Jan 2013
Office of Health Disparities interns will comprise the Outreach Team responsible for conducting the "Bridging Communities & Clinics" program, which provides free health screenings, clinic referrals, and promotes access to primary care services to underserved communities.
This contest is an opportunity for Utah's seventh through twelfth graders to continue to find new meaning and applications for the legacy Dr. King left to the world in the area of human and civil rights.
School Spotlight: Centennial Middle School
Tue, 22 Jan 2013
Centennial Middle School was built in 1996, the year Utah celebrated its 100th birthday. Approximately 1,000 students fill up Centennial each school day, with students from Canyon Crest, Edgemont, Provost, Rock Canyon, Wasatch, Provo Peaks, and Spring Creek Elementary Schools.
WSU Names First Endowed Chair
Tue, 22 Jan 2013
With an eye toward building a globally recognized supply chain management program, Weber State University named Stanley Fawcett to the John B. Goddard Endowed Chair in Global Supply Chain Management. He is the first professor at WSU to hold the title of endowed chair.
Work Underway on Wahlquist Jr. High in Weber School District
Fri, 18 Jan 2013
Completion is set for Fall, 2014.
UVU Study Finds Facebook Use May Be Connected To Job Satisfaction, Relationships With Coworkers
Fri, 18 Jan 2013
A 2012 study conducted at Utah Valley University found a connection between Facebook users and their attitudes toward their coworkers and job experiences — the more people use Facebook, the less likely they are to have strong relationships with coworkers and feel satisfied with their work.
Nebo, Canyons and Washington School District Educators Named Utah Principals of the Year
Wed, 16 Jan 2013
The principals of Spanish Fork High School and Union Middle School, along with the assistant principal of Enterprise High School were named 2012-13 Utah Secondary Principals of the Year by the Utah Association of Secondary School Principals in a ceremony in Salt Lake City.
USU Eastern Blanding Campus Demonstrates Commitment to Low-Income and Under-Served Students
Wed, 16 Jan 2013
USU Eastern Blanding Campus's commitment to helping low-income and under-represented students to prepare and successfully enter postsecondary education played heavily into a $74,000 startup grant recently awarded to the campus.
WSU Study Compares Stalking vs. Cyberstalking
Wed, 16 Jan 2013
"We wanted to find out if cyberstalking is a unique crime or a variation of traditional stalking," said Brad Reyns, criminal justice assistant professor. "Similarities in the study showed both groups experienced fear, acknowledged they were victims and had out-of-pocket costs. The difference was in the level of fear and money spent to protect themselves."
Through the university's Center for Alzheimer's Care, Imaging and Research (CACIR) and a related startup company called Proactive Memory Services, the team is developing a tablet computer and smartphone application that will help Alzheimer's patients and their families manage the disease.
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The Office for Equity and Diversity at the University of Utah presents the 29th annual celebration of the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Weber School District Recognized for Energy Savings
Mon, 07 Jan 2013
Weber School District was presented with the "Energy Lighthouse Award" from Cenergistic, formerly Energy Education, for the district's continued excellence in environmental and financial resource stewardship.
Community Engagement Center Honored for Assistance to Local Youth
Mon, 07 Jan 2013
For what has become a legacy of service, learning and community partnership, Southern Utah University's Community Engagement Center (CEC) has received an award of appreciation from the Cedar Band of Paiutes for its many efforts in serving the community's youth.
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Utah State Football Ranked Ninth Nationally For Academic Performance
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Utah State University football continues to be recognized nationally following its most successful season in school history, but its most recent recognition is in the classroom. In a recent announcement, USU is ranked ninth in the nation for academic performance, according to the Academic Bowl Championship Series (BCS) Poll.
Davis Applied Technology College's Continuing Education courses are designed to prepare individuals to succeed in today's advanced business world and conquer everyday challenges. If you are looking for quality courses taught by expert instructors, then register for a Continuing Education course today!
Olympus Jr. High students win big in Eco Challenge
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The hard work and dedication of students in JoAnne Brown's science class at Olympus Jr. High has not only helped to preserve and brighten their own community, it has brought them support for their future endeavors.
Utah History Fair 2012-2013
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The Utah History Fair encourages participating students to explore an area of history that reflects their curiosity, locality, and/or heritage; students often research and present topics that reflect their personality. Registration closes Feb. 1, 2013.
USU student, Kim Harris will be researching what services are available within each town along the byway by visiting and speaking with residents to determine the current state of affairs.
Utah State University to Launch New Master of Science in Human Resources Program Online
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Utah State University's Jon M. Huntsman School of Business will next month launch a new online Master of Science in Human Resources (MSHR) degree program. The program, which will offer 12, seven-week courses, is designed to help students living in rural areas further their careers in human resources.
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vBefore I even mention this mobile, isn't the paint on the wall cute? Love the colors and striping! Okay, back to the mobile. Kat over at measuring my Life in Love made this really adorable mobile from paper pinwheels. She explains how she used scrapbook paper and fishing line to create this fun paper mobile that looks adorable hanging in the nursery. Bet the baby loves it too!
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I love love love mobiles, and I think we might even use this idea as a decoration for my granddaughter's first birthday party coming up next month!! Thanks for the inspiration!!


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Stone Murugan Statue Riding on Peacock 27"
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This Buddha is going to be a gift and it will make a lovely gift. It arrived on time and well packed. Good job.Reviewer:Angus Vail (Salem, OR, US)
We have been shopping at Lotus Sculpture for a good number of years and we have always been pleased with our purchases. As you perhaps know, buying the statues is the first step and "energizing" them at the temple is another step and the latter is important for "bonding" with the statue and to "take the metal" out of it. Putting the "deity" in the statue is a time-consuming and costly step, depending on the temple one chooses. It could range between $100 - 300. Fortunately the purchase of the statue itself at Lotus Sculpture makes it a great first experience and the next steps are equally moving, organizing the trip, purchases for the real deity, costs to the temple and swamis etc. I wished that some of the statues were more affordable, but then I understand that you offer quality product and that you run a business, not a temple. At the most a payment plan should be offered (pardon me if it is, I am not aware of it) instead of putting the item on a credit card. Personally, I do not like to associate my statues with credit. I see every item that you sell as divine, at least the path to an incredible experience with the "other" world, be it Hindu or Buddhist. Thanks for the great opportunity for shopping at Lotus Sculpture. I received the Yantra and will have it consecrated at the Kali Temple in Burtonsville, MD. We have also bought: Kali blessed in Burtonsville, MD, a.k.a Miss Kitty The Goddess with the mirror (she is now Meenakshi, blessed at the Murugan temple of North America, a.k.a Babe Ganesh, a.k.a Bongo on drums, blessed at the Ganesh temple, Queens Muruga and his peacock,a.k.a. Murray, blessed at Palani Andavar's shrine, Murugan temple of North America. The peacock lamp They have all been blessed and contrary to popular belief, I do not have a special shrine or altar in my house, I place them wherever I desire in the house, bedroom, living room and I do not feel disrespectful towards them. I figure, if they can see me in form and formless, what difference does it make whether they are in my bedroom or in a special part of the house dedicated to them? I do not believe in strict adherence to rituals. I do not possess these statues for religious purposes only. We offer them the food we eat on a daily basis. They also have special names. They make us happy, we love them. The represent beauty, a presence of something divine or more, I do not know. I know that they love us and smile in turn, NOT ALL THE TIME and that is how I know that the deity is here with us. They sometimes show sadness. Basically the relationship with them is an endless labor of love, cooking for them, celebrating birthdays with them, buying fruits for bongo, gardening for them and so forth. The experience is unbelievable.Reviewer:Jenny (Roselle Park, nj, US)
Kyle Tortora provides a great service in making these murthies available, and best of all, he has a deep understanding of Hinduism and Buddhism, and the esoterics of worship. I've recently bought my second murthy from Lotus. Kyle maintains an outstanding inventory of beautiful statues in all materials and sizes and his prices are extremely reasonable. Shipping was super fast! His customer service is among the best I've ever encountered. Thank you Lotus Sculpture!Reviewer:Gayatri Rajan (CANYON, CA, US)
Having gone to India to purchase statues many times, spending days trying to find good craftsmanship and then arranging the import is no more ! The wood sculpture that I bought for my husband for our fifth wedding anniversary was so much better in person than even in the pictures. Thank you Lotus Scuplture ! I will be purchasing more in the future for sure.Reviewer:Gopal (Tampa, Florida, US)
I wanted a Buddha for my garden. I looked on many sites on the internet and just couldn't find the right one. Then I found your website and loved the finish and color tones that they have. The delivery was fast and the item was packaged very well for shipping. It is really too pretty to put in the garden so I put it in my living room instead. Looks very beautiful! Thanks so much!Reviewer:Karen Lee Brumm (Avon, Indiana, US)
I couldn't be more pleased with this company. The statue I ordered is beautiful! The owner and staff are courteous, responsive and insure a pleasant purchasing experience for their customers. They shipped in a timely manner and the statue was expertly packed. Without hesitation, I give Lotus Sculpture my highest recommendation!Reviewer:Virginia Bartlett (Paige, Texas, US)
This little guy is so adorable! I love the antiqued colors on the brass! I have been looking for awhile for a Ganesh statue, and when I saw this one I knew my search was over!! Shipping was quick and packaged securely. Thank you for making these statues available!Reviewer:Robin (Smithtown, NY, US)
I am thrilled with my Shiva statue that I ordered from Lotus Sculpture, Kyle was a pleasure to deal with promptly answering my queries and questions. I would not hesitate to deal with Lotus Sculpture again, and will be sure to recommend them to all of my friends here in Sydney ! JohnReviewer:John Cusack (Sydney, NSW, AU)
Kyle -- The Kwan Yin statue is absolutely stunning!! The detail, the scale, the warmth of the wood, and the serenity of the expression are exactly what I was looking for. The piece looked amazing online, but it is far, far more impressive in person. It is truly the centerpiece of my home now, and I can't stop staring at her. Thank you so much for your prompt service, for answering all of my questions, and for packing the statue so carefully. Now what in the heck am I going to do with this 8 foot tall crate in my garage?! :) :)Reviewer:P Davis (Portland, OR, US)
- Materials: Indian Black Granite
- Total Height Including Base: 27 inches
- Base Width & Depth: 12 x 8 inches
- Weight: 190 pounds
The artist who carved Murugan took care to hand polish all the exposed skin of the God. Hand polishing of the skin turns the naturally grayish stone to a much darker color. This contrasts nicely with the light gray stone of the jewelry and clothing Murugan is wearing.
About Black Granite: Indian black granite is a wonderful stone. It is capable of a variety of finishes which can give it a variety of different color possibilities. It is possible to see 4-5 different colors on a single piece depending on the degree of polish or roughness of the stone. Indian black granite is among the best granite in the world sought after by artists globally. Unlike inferior quality granite, Indian granite is extremely dense and without impurities that plague other stones. The density of granite makes a granite sculpture perfect for any garden because it can be left outside in extreme heat and extreme cold for years without care.
About Murugan
Murugan is regarded as the son of Shiva and Parvati and hence the brother of Ganesha. There is a shrine to Murugan in all Saivite temples in Tamil Nadu, and likewise there are shrines to Shiva and Parvati in all temples dedicated to Skanda.
Valli, the daughter of a tribal ruler and Devani the daughter of Indra the King of Devas are the consorts of Skanda. Murugan is also revered as the nephew of Vishnu and is referred to as Maal Marugan.
Murugan's vahana or vehicle is the peacock who struts around admiring his own beauty. Murugan places himself on top of the peacock suppressing it, reminding us not to let pride and egotism get the better of us. In battle Murugan's weapon is a bow and arrow. He is often shown carrying a flag and vel or spear. The vel is a symbol of Lord Murugan. He uses the vel to guard the spiritual progress of the world.
The Story of the Birth of the Celestial Warlord: Parvati gave Shiva's aura to the gods. "From this will rise the warlord you seek," said the goddess.
The gods gave Shiva's aura to Svaha, consort of Agni, the fire god. Unable to bear the heat of the aura and the god Agni for long, Svaha gave the aura to Ganga the river goddess who cooled it in her icy waters until Shiva's aura turned into a seed.
Aranyani, the goddess of the forest, embedded the divine seed in the fertile forest floor where it was transformed into a robust child with six heads and twelve arms.
Six forest nymphs called the Krittikas found this magnificent child in a lotus. Over come by maternal affection they began nursing him. The six headed son of Shiva, born of many mothers, came to be known as Kartikeya.
Parvati taught Kartikeya the art of war and turned him into the celestial warlord called Skanda.
Skanda took command of the celestial armies, defeated Taraka in battle and restored the heavens to the gods.
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This sculpture is in our Oceanside, California store and ready for immediate packing. Shipping is calculated from Oceanside, California after the purchase. This piece is too heavy to ship via UPS ground and will be shipped using R&L Freight Carriers. Approximately 3 working days are needed to pack the sculpture in its own custom wood crate. If you place your order online shipping will show in the order as $0. Shipping will be calculated based on the weight of the sculpture and the distance from Oceanside, CA to determine the shipping price. Shipping will then be added to the total after the order is placed. Please call 760-994-4455 or email us firstname.lastname@example.com for a shipping quote.
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A former star of "That '70s Show" has been tapped to play Chelsea Handler in her 20s in "Are You There Vodka? It's Me, Chelsea," an NBC comedy based on Handler's autobiographical book by the same name, reports Deadline.com.
Laura Prepon, who played Donna on the Fox sitcom "That '70s Show," will play Chelsea Hanson, a single cocktail waitress who has strong opinions and loves to drink and have sex, the story notes. "Vodka" comes from Warner Bros. TV and Werner Entertainment, the story says.
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Tianlang Guan Assed Penalty for Slow Play at The Masters
Augusta, Ga – Fourteen-year-old Tianlang Guan of China shot an impressive two-day total of 73-75 (148). Despite an incredible performance, Guan's round ended with a bit of controversy. Tianlang Guan was assessed a one-stroke penalty on the 17th hole for slow play. Guan made a par on the hole, but was forced to card a bogey 5. Guan was put on the clock on the 10th hole and received a warning the 12th hole by John Paramor, of The Masters rules committee. Paramor has been a respected European Tour rules official for over 30 years, he did everything according to the rules. Guan said he "respects the decision", and even if he misses the cut he will have enjoyed his experience this week. The last time a player was assesed a penalty in a major championship was Steve Lowery at the 2004 PGA Championship. Guan would make the cut if he finishes within 10 strokes of the leader or he finishes inside the top-50 and ties.


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At Oberlin College, where he earned a degree in cinema studies, Kipp discovered documentary and digital filmmaking, which culminated in the making of Snooze Button, a trippy, 17-minute short for which Kipp functioned as the writer, director, editor, stuntman, and star. Amazingly, the picture ties together a library booty call, a bloodthirsty gorilla, a commentary on postmodernism in film, and a '70s crime-fighting kung fu flick. Perhaps more amazingly, it also got Kipp his first job: A college friend with a role in Snooze Button showed the movie to his girlfriend, who in turn showed it to her dad, who happens to be Jeff Goodby, the man at the helm of the firm behind the Budweiser Lizards and the ubiquitous question "Got Milk?" Goodby hired Kipp two months later.
For Goodby, the novice filmmaker seemed perfect for a new position created by his firm's account planners, who connect corporations and consumers and work as project managers for ad campaigns. Instead of outsourcing consumer research projects to sluggish, expensive third-party companies (an in-depth study at such an organization can take months and cost in the six figures), Goodby, Silverstein would have Kipp on hand at its Chinatown office, ready to roll tape on the spot. Kipp moved to San Francisco last fall and has since been couch surfing (including in the cabin of a leaky yacht docked in Sausalito where some of his college friends live) while he waits for renovations to his future apartment in the Mission District to be completed.
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Kipp's hunky good looks -- clear blue eyes, lean frame, and dark blond mop of hair -- and often ebullient manner (his joyful outbursts can be inspired by anything from making movies to going bowling) make him perfectly approachable while he peers into a camera's viewfinder. But here, they make him seem strangely confined by his desk -- in an undecorated cube near the open space referred to as "Town Square," in which companywide meetings are held. He explains that this location is preferable to the spot earmarked for him his first week on the job, an isolated basement room used as a graveyard for the company's old films.
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As we saw with the BlackBerry Torch release (and leaked videos before that) Research In Motion has been putting together some rather detailed OS tutorial videos on devices when shipping them to retailers. The following videos are from the upcoming BlackBerry Style (9670) and show off some of the core functionality of the device. You'll find more after the break folks. Big shout out to Lucky45 for sending them in!
Salomondrin Sep 6, 2010 at 8:59 pm
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Shad0w26 Sep 6, 2010 at 9:12 pm
More like OUT of Style...
It's so ugly.
Seeker27 Sep 6, 2010 at 9:12 pm
The ability to check and read messages from the outside of the phone seems like a nice touch. May save someone from opening up the phone for a "useless txt". I just don't think that it's for me. I don't use my BB for music really and don't think either of those features would benefit me. Always interested in the latest and greatest features and updates tho...
collin16 Sep 6, 2010 at 9:35 pm
Its... different. As long as it is packed full of RAM its good in my book.
vistate1 Sep 6, 2010 at 9:40 pm
these demos actually make the phone....look....decent?
still think is not the greatest idea...flip phones?
but..again...not bad looking...the stills dont do it justice.
Alberta Blue Sep 6, 2010 at 9:50 pm
Tough to get into reading an article that starts with "As we seen".
Not the grammar police, but yeow!
Lucky45 Sep 7, 2010 at 1:08 am
IMO one grammar mistake is acceptable considering how fast you guys posted this...
the brother Sep 6, 2010 at 9:52 pm
so sad outter screen. we had high hopes for YE.
chuckh0308 Sep 6, 2010 at 10:10 pm
I wonder if they deleted the most important convenience key on this ugly bastage just like the did with the Torch?
And out of touch.
Literally. How could they make that outer screen a non touch screen? Look at all that button pressing just to switch screens. So cumbersome and confusing when a touch screen would at least have been something of a redeeming quality to this miscarriage of a device.
RIM. What are you doing?!?!?! What are you smoking?! Do you need a consultant to come in and explain to you how you'll be going to hell in a handbasket if you keep churning out these horrendous devices/small updates/quality-riddled devices?
Because I can sit you fellas down and tell it like it is (as I type on my creaky 9650....)
Sorry to tell you this dickhead, but with the Torch, I use the buttons to change screen as often as the swipe, basically you haven't got a clue what you are talking about.
Sorry! Edit.
Sorry! Edit.
House_Ape Sep 6, 2010 at 10:20 pm
What can I say guys... I like it.....
geek126 Sep 6, 2010 at 10:25 pm
If it comes to T-mobile I guarantee that my old lady will snap it up. She had the pearl flip and loved it except for the keyboard this looks like it fixed all of the major gripes that she had. (I hate flip phones)
mechanic_joe Sep 7, 2010 at 8:57 am
I personally know three people who are flip CRAZY, and will absolutely love this phone... for me, not so much, but hey thats probably why RIM made it, to fill in a gap and give people who dislike the Bolds, Storms, and Pearls something to purchase. I have a feeling this ugly phone is going to sell like hotcakes...
My wife and daughter both love flip phones. My daughter loves her Pearl Flip (because it doesn't look like a BlackBerry), and although my wife likes her Curve, she doesn't like it purse-dialing. I can easily see both of them jumping on this when it gets released.
I'm sure many feature phone users will pick it up.
kcdist Sep 6, 2010 at 10:58 pm
Do you naysayers ever get out of your closed offices or your parent's basement? There's a world outside your IT department. Really, there is.
Have a look around. Flip phones are.....everywhere.
People that even know about Crackberry.com come are not representative of the general population. Smartphone penetration is only 10%.....there are tens of millions in North America alone that use 'dumb phones', and a large percentage of those are flip phones.
Many women, specifically, use and love flip phones.
I, for one, think this phone will go over quite well with an entire segment of the population that currently don't use Blackeberries.
Your elitism is showing.....
bigjman Sep 6, 2010 at 11:32 pm
I don't understand why this phone gets all the hate & negative comments. I don't see anything wrong with the phone. You don't like it doesn't mean it's ugly, it just means you don't like it. No one is forcing you to buy it. Why would you waste you're time commenting on a blog post on a phone that you're not intersted in? Must be mad you're stuck on os 5.0 or lower!
MILLYBLICK Sep 7, 2010 at 9:22 am
I totally agree
joeny2mo Sep 9, 2010 at 9:06 pm
I like it > hope Verizon will get it soon
mooshka360 Sep 6, 2010 at 11:33 pm
I thought there was going to be huge problems with this phone and it would just not go well at all.
But i like the steps they took, even if they are a bit short of what they should have been at.
And as far as the whole flip phone thing, i agree with kcdist in the fact that i know many people family members included that enjoy flip phones and want a phone they can flip open and closed to answer and end calls as well as to protect the phone a bit more.
Berrydale Sep 6, 2010 at 11:34 pm
The video showing the front screen is a huge disappointment. I can't believe they made the actual 'screen' so small, and left it with that much wasted realestate.
And the supposed large internal screen doesn't really seem all that large either.
And in this market of smart phones, it appears to have no touch screen? Not on either one of them? Sad-sad-sad...
It's to keep the phone cheap. The posts here make clear that no one who is willing to pay $199 for Torch or more for iPhone etc. are going to buy this phone. This phone is for people that would normally go for cheaper phones so they have to keep the cost down.
Having said that, it won't be good if RIM tries to pass this off as a $199 phone!! :-)
Rootbrian Sep 7, 2010 at 6:10 am
That will be all. I am satisfied already with what I have.
donnation Sep 7, 2010 at 6:14 am
Where can you find that city skyline at night wallpaper they make in the tutorial?
I am wondering if it is going to be available in France, since it is a CDMA device!!
HTC_Droid_EvO Sep 7, 2010 at 8:07 am
WOW, and you don't have anymore to showcase, I mean come on who starts a whole new OS with 1 and a 1/2 phones in the pipeline....
your name says it all loser, who names themselves after a phone?
When oh when can we start speculating about what will surely be the next major revision to the BB lineup, the BlackBerry (Bold?) 10000. Just release the Style already, get the 9780 out there and bring on the 10k rumours.
mechanic_joe Sep 7, 2010 at 9:00 am
Don't you think the new flagship will be the 9900 before the hit the 10Ks? Full Bold keyboard, with touchscreen :)
It would be great to see it, although the 9900 has been rumoured for so long (and in so may forms - 9000 form factor, 9700 form factor, curve with no trackpad) I'm becoming a bit pessimistic about whether we'll ever see it or whether they're saving the good stuff for the 10k.
gregerator Sep 7, 2010 at 11:34 am
The 9900 became the 9800.
MILLYBLICK Sep 7, 2010 at 9:07 am
Like i said... this phone is for kids and anyone who likes flip phones. I see business men in NYC everyday with flip phones. But i bet its not their only phone. By the way... these images makes the phone look okay and not horrible.
rebel421 Sep 7, 2010 at 9:10 am
I for one am excited for this phone. I use my BB constantly throughout the day. I get very confidential (HIPPA) emails throughout the day. I am constantly locking my phone and then locking the key board to put my phone in my pocket. And don't tell me not to keep my phone in my pocket, keep it on my hip in a holster. Well that doesn't work for me. The unlocking my keyboard to unlock my phone. It's a pain. To be able to just flip open and closed my phone instead of locking and unlocking the keyboard all the time will be huge for me. Huge!!
My wife wants this phone too.
joeny2mo Sep 9, 2010 at 9:16 pm
It will sell. Locking and unlocking is a big issue no matter how good is he BB. I have latest bold but I will switch to style even if it is not as powerful as bold. FLIP is the key!
1.-Why all the advertising of clothes and stuff?
2.-When I click on the video I only get pexelated images?
hemihauler20 Sep 7, 2010 at 12:05 pm
Can't wait for it to come out. I've always wanted the pearl flip but sprint never got it. This one seems like an interesting phone. A flip with a full keyboard is just what I need. It almost reminds me of the LG Lotus Elite. It has an external touch screen and a full keyboard and it's a flip!
LyndellKell Sep 7, 2010 at 12:22 pm
o wow they managed to hide the cancerous growth on the bottom of the keyboard. so they could have room for a big usless non-touch crap screen... im sry i just cant care how can RIM be this behind... i mean they only have an amazing new OS idea and we dont even have a powerhouse phone to show it off on i mean RIM needs to relies apple droped in so they are going to have to depend on ALOT of sales with small profit to get ahead... but this is not this is poopy...
belfastdispatcher Sep 7, 2010 at 12:44 pm
Why, oh why do people want this phone to have a touch screen, especially the outer one. That's supposed to be for a quick look. Candybar phones and flip phones are and should be the alternative to a touch screen phone. You got the Torch now, keep the rest touch screen free please.
Slash82 Sep 7, 2010 at 12:52 pm
For me it's still a ugly phone - but...
I'm sure it will find it's costumers!
Look, so many people where complaining, that RIM
is doing "only the same thing"...
Yes, it isn't a typicall blackberry - I'm also
sure, that there are some people out there, who are
saying: "I would love to buy a blackberry, but I
don't like the bar-design with all the keys...
I would rather have a calmshell!"
So, there is a clamshell - how should it look like?
There are not that many ways.
a qwertykeyboard looks always the same...
Do you remember the first reactions to the slider?
Now, there are a lot of lovers...
I'm sure, I will never buy it, but I give it a chance...
I thinks, thats it's a "ladies phone", no keys on the outside.
A big display, when it's closed, that shows you all
informations - when you open it, you have the comfort of
a "real blackberry" with a full keyboard!
Why not?!
If you don't like it - like me, I just wait for a another
Typicall blackberry.
For all the others, give it a try...
breakmedown Sep 7, 2010 at 2:30 pm
I'd like to play with it in my hand. Just see how it fits and how the keyboard is and stuff like that. I'm worried that if I get the Torch I won't have a case to adequately protect it. I'm somewhat hard on cell phones so a flip phone is a great form of protection in that the keyboard and main screen are protected from a lot of stuff when folded. The hardware specs look nice and OS 6 will be a good improvement, but it will all depend on how it feels in the hand.
Oh, and I know 4 people who in the last week have upgraded to a flip phone. They're still a very popular device style and just because smartphone users don't typically think they can get one in a smartphone, there is no reason to believe there isn't a market there.
And if you (anyone, really) want a touch screen so bad, why are you even considering a flip phone? Seems like a contradictory idea. Just because you could make every single screen on every single phone a touchscreen doesn't mean you should or that even the majority want that.
hemihauler20 Sep 8, 2010 at 2:40 pm
I agree with you 110% I don't give a shit if it has external touch screen or not. It's a flip phone and i have been looking for a flip blackberry ever since the pearl flip came out but never showed up for sprint. If this one is going to sprint when i get my upgrade next year this will be the one i go after. It will also be my second blackberry device. I'm sort of new to the whole bb scene and I'm loving every minute of it. As of now i have a Blackberry Curve 8530 running on Sprint's network and I've had absolutely no issues with it at all.
landmarkcm Sep 7, 2010 at 11:40 pm
Full qwerty apps, wifi, good camera with flash new os looks pretty sleek to me in these shots. Everyone is prejudging so much now may have some touch capability on the front as well. If your a clamshell person whats not to like.? http://driphter.com/index.php?topic=1500.msg14427#msg14427
kirisutegomen Sep 12, 2010 at 4:04 am
What the hell was RIM thinking, a flipper? i can't see this being any better than moderate
silverfang77 Sep 20, 2010 at 6:21 pm
Ugly, it is. But if it came to prepaid, I'd get it.
imcurved Oct 20, 2010 at 8:05 pm
This phone is perfect for my mom.


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