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Local leaders and a company representative say the project is moving forward, but the governor's office has not changed its position on the issue and won't, until it can be confirmed that the company behind the fertilizer plant has made some major changes.
On Wednesday, those in the thick of the this whole ordeal are really hoping the two sides can come to an agreement.
"With projects of this magnitude, you can't just sort of stop it. You have to be in a position, so things like acquisition of land, air permitting, all of that was proceeding," Greg Wathen said.
Wathen of the Economic Development Coalition says things haven't stopped on the Midwest Fertilizer project. They've just slowed down, mostly because of one major issue.
Over in Pakistan, the Fatima Group, who owns Midwest Fertilizer, makes fertilizer with something called calcium ammonium nitrate.
US officials say that part of the fertilizer has been used by terrorists to make IEDs.
"With Fatima being one of the larger producers of fertilizer in Pakistan, there was sort of that connection if you will. The reality is that Fatima was never involved in any of these type of things. People can take a product and misuse it," Wathen said.
Wathen says there are two issues the company's agreed to address: to better control who gets a hold of its fertilizer and to make the product less explosive.
He thinks both of those have been done.
"So what we're waiting on at this point in time is verification of both of those, through the Department of Defense. We feel very comfortable, as does the company, that all these things will be behind us very shortly," Wathen said.
The mayor in Mt. Vernon hopes for a thumbs up on the project as well. After all, they've upgraded their water and sewer plants in anticipation.
"We've been working on it just to be in a good position when something like this does come up. It would certainly be a big shot in the arm," Mayor John Tucker said.
Big may be an understatement. It's now a $2 billion project.
We were first to report that Governor Mike Pence has pulled his support for this project, and on Wednesday, his office reaffirmed that position with this statement:
"State support for the project remains on hold while we assess the situation. While economic development is important, there is nothing more important than the safety and security of our troops."
Meanwhile, the US Adviser for the Fatima Group issued this statement:
"We are committed to making this significant economic development project work in Posey County. This $2 billion investment is good for Indiana and good for Indiana farmers."
If the project does get the green light, 14 News is told construction could begin very, very soon with a lot of activity happening this year.
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The recent news about popular Salem cat Lucy's death encouraged me to write about my favorite cat, Tully.
Tully was part of life here in my house in Gloucester long years before I was. I've lived here more than five years; Tully lived here well over 10 years. I believe this cat has been around in Gloucester around 18 years.
Tully was very independent; he was an orange kitty who would stay outdoors on most good nights unless tempted otherwise. I had heard he fell out of the third-floor window from his house years ago.
Poor Tully got sick in late spring 2012 and went away one Tuesday night and never returned. His time and place of death is unknown.
Well, Tully has a boat named after him, and he'll always be a happy memory.
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Imagine a football field in which the bodies of 900 murder victims lie buried in a mass grave. Before Debra Komar, MSc'96, became a best-selling author, she spent the last 12 years of her 20-year career as a forensic anthropologist excavating and investigating such grisly sites.
In Iraq, she once unearthed the corpses of 200 murdered children. "If you sat down and thought about it, you wouldn't be able to get up in the morning," she reflects. "There's a process you have to get through and stay in work mode till it's done."
Debra's unique career working for Physicians for Human Rights, the International Commission on Missing Persons, the United Nations (UN), and the U.S. Department of Justice, and testifying at the Iraqi High Tribunal led her to write many scholarly articles, and to co-author the textbook Forensic Anthropology: Contemporary Theory and Practice. But after 20 years in the field, the last 12 after her Queen's MSc, the Toronto native decided to retire and do something different. One thing she had always yearned to do was write a book for general audiences.
"I'm only 48, but when you look at what I did for a living, every year was like a 'dog year' [multiplied by seven]" she says. "I had no qualms about retiring."
Debra has dedicated her debut work – The Ballad of Jacob Peck (Goose Lane, $19.95) – to two friends who encouraged her to follow her dreams. "I spent a decade in university and another 20 years building a specialized career, only to walk away from it," says Debra. "That didn't strike some people as a very good idea."
The critics disagree. The Ballad of Jacob Peck – the first of a planned series of "historical murder mystery books in reverse" – has received some rave reviews, including a Globe and Mail recommendation as the #1 Non-Fiction book for spring 2013.
The book recounts the true story of a chilling 1805 New Brunswick murder. Debra applied modern forensic techniques in her investigation of the crime, in which farmer Amos Babcock fell under the sway of a mysterious itinerant preacher named Jacob Peck, who convinced him to kill his own sister.
"Although I knew the Canadian folksong by the late John Bottomley, at the risk of sounding stupid, I didn't know it was about a real situation. Everybody's killed somebody in a Maritime ballad," she laughs.
Her background as a forensics expert proved invaluable. "I've done a lot of genocide work for which the person held responsible never actually killed anybody; they got someone else to do it for them. I wanted to look at that mechanism and to answer the question, 'How do you go about grooming people to the point where they will literally kill for you?'"
It took Debra only about four months to do research and another four months write her book. She traveled to the National Archives and throughout New Brunswick and Nova Scotia in search of information. "At one point I was hunting down people to find stuff in their attic!" she says.
Once Debra got writing, she found it a relief and a pleasure to be able to say things in a more lyrical way than she had in writing an autopsy report. "You can't have any personality writing those," she explains.
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Debra's greatest challenge in crafting a work of historical non-fiction was changing her writing style. "Of the four books I'm planning, Jacob Peck is the most academic. The next three will be more what you'd expect for a general audience."
Debra has moved to the Maritimes to be close to her subject matter and the archives she needs for her research. It's a bonus that she so enjoys writing and doing crafts in her home by the ocean in Annapolis Royal, an historic Nova Scotia community on the Bay of Fundy.
Looking back at her former life, she says, "When you're deployed, you work, eat, pass out from fatigue, and then work again. To spend a night knitting something is such a treat!"


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Durbin's Baseball-Reference page.
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There was a time when Chad Durbin was a decent pitcher. That doesn't seem remotely true, even today, but archaeologists have unearthed Viking runes indicating that Durbin pitched for the Phillies once before, and was even involved in something known as the "WFC." Apparently, he was successful enough in those long-lost halcyon days, assembling a 2.87 ERA and one whole WAR over 87.2 innings. One noted runeologist described these numbers as, "da-yum."
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After Durbin was granted free agency in days of yore, he signed with a succession of minor tribes, where he showed intermittent success. In January of 2013, then, he re-signed with the Phillies.
Now, keep in mind that the 2012 Phillies had been a rather shocking embarrassment, sinking so low as to sell off such noted fan favorites as Stumbly Wumbly and The Richter Scale. After an 81-81 finish, though, management was quick to avoid any signs of a lengthy rebuilding process, and doubled down on veterannyness, signing Ice Road Truckers and, of course Rawhide. There were many who thought this a good move, but others were skeptical. In any event, he was back. And, really, how bad could it be? He had been decent in recent years, after all...
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A very bad idea.
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Dustbin Durbin re-debuted as a Phillie in the season opener, assembling the following line in a 7-5 loss to Atlanta: 0 innings, 2 hits, 2 runs, 1 walk, 0 strikeouts. After Cole Hamels had been roughed up for five runs in five innings, Durbin entered in the sixth, down 5-3. He walked Dan Uggla. He allowed a double to Chris Johnson. He allowed a single to Gerald Laird. He was relieved. Johnson later scored on a double-play induced by a real pitcher.
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On to the interview!
Editor's Note: This is a transcript of the actual exit interview between Ruben Amaro Jr. and Chad Durbin. Any accounts or descriptions of this interview may not be disseminated without the express written consent of Major League Baseball. Seriously. We've got ninjas.
1. Ruben: This season has been an unmitigated disaster. How did you contribute to the disaster?
Durbin: Well, shit, Rube, you're the one who signed me. I'd say it's pretty much on you.
Ruben: No, no, that's not how you're supposed to answer. I (phone rings)--Hey, Scotty B, thanks for calling me back. So here's the deal. I want Jackie. How can we make this happen? ... What? No, whatever, Jacob, fine. ... Jacoby? What the hell kind of name is that? Whatever. How can we do this? I... Uh huh...
Durbin: Uh, excuse me, I'm still here?
Ruben: Shut the hell up Nine Point Oh. No, not you, Scott, sorry. Anyway, what? ... Ok. ... Uh huh. ... Yeah, yeah I think we can do that. Call me next week when... what? No, no, that'll be fine. Call me when the Series is done and we'll sign off. Oh, are you still here?
Durbin: Well, yeah, you were asking me a question.
Ruben: Yeah, whatever. Go talk to Proefrock; he'll finish up. (walks out of the room)
Durbin: Finish up what?
Scott P: (enters room) So, Dubee, here's the deal, man. We can't keep you on for next year because...
Durbin: What?
Scott P: So, yeah, we valued your time here, but we can't keep you on for next year, Dubes, because Ryne wants to start from scratch with his staff, and that's his prerogative.
Durbin: What?
Dubee: No, it's okay, I understand. Hey, Chad, what are you doing here?
Durbin: Rich? No, I... I don't understand.
Dubee: Neither do I, man, neither do I. Hey, you able to pitch a few more innings tonight?
Durbin: ???
Scott P: Anyway, Dubes, look, Ryne wants to interview for new pitching coaches, and you're of course welcome to apply, but we aren't going to renew your contract at this time.
Dubee: Yeah, no problem, I get it. My arm's been bugging me for the last few months, anyway. (leaves the room)
Durbin: What's going on? I thought you were interviewing me?
Scott P: Oh, yeah, yeah, ok, so, who are you?
Durbin: I'm Chad? I wore number 45? Chad Durbin? (sudden thunder as the sky turns dark)
Scott P: Oh god.
Durbin: In play, run(s). (an image appears in mid-air)
Scott P: Please go away.
Durbin: IN PLAY, RUN(S)! (the image gets bigger)
Scott P: (cowers in fear)
Durbin: IN PLAY, RUN(S)! (the image is huge)
Scott P: (runs screaming from the room, as furniture starts to hover and fly around)
Durbin: IN PLAY, RUN(S)! (the image fills the room)
Utley: (enters room, points at Durbin)
Durbin: (disintegrates into a pile of dust, flying furniture falls to the floor)
Utley: Hey, Scott. Clean this shit up. I've got a poker game tonight. (leaves room)
Scott P: (enters room) Yes sir, Mr. Utley. Absolutely sir.
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3.5/5 rDev -16.1%
Inky black. This beer just absorbs light with oblivion seeming closer than anything else. Nice creamy, tan head. Great dark colour.
Hello alcohol. Big higher alcohol aromas with some chocolate underneath it. Maybe some cherry? Regrettably boozy.
This is better. Big sweet alcoholic stout. Creamy chocolate. Touches of roast. Good alcohol but it is very strong. Truffle? I'm not so sure.
Full body with moderately-low carbonation. Fine.
A decent beer but they have suffered from going so big that the alcohol kills the beer.
03-12-2014 11:24:08 | More by dgilks
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4.75/5 rDev +13.9%
06-30-2014 02:37:29 | More by Rwalford74
5/5 rDev +19.9%
10-15-2013 23:28:04 | More by Mendicant
3.61/5 rDev -13.4%
Pours a dark brown colour with fantastic reverse cascading head. Settles to decently thick crown. Pleasant looking.
Smells like permanent marker. Big methyl notes, inky and black, but enough softness on the end to make a sip not seem like suicide. I feel the Moon Dog guys would appreciate being labelled as 'just outside the realm of suicide' so I'll leave it at that.
Taste is similar, huge boozey flavour. More complexity, with bourbon vanilla notes and a touch of banana ester and benedictine. But yeah, that big inky flavour as well. Strong boozey notes, touch of raspberry and peach. Mostly big booze character. Interesting, slightly off-putting. I expect nothing less from Moon Dog.
Full, gets hugely boozey on the back, almost mouth tearing. Gets more intense as it goes on.
Odd, more than a bit off-putting but there's enough there to keep you interested at least. One certainly couldn't call this beer boring, or unimpressive.
12-29-2013 11:12:49 | More by laituegonflable
Alberta (Canada)
4.29/5 rDev +2.9%
375ml bottle poured into chalice 9/3/14 from notes
A black liquid with a deep cola edge, noisy finger of foam sizzles out like pop but at over 15% that's about par for the course, lace just slides down the glass, some wide legs look neat, the second pour has a little retention but lace still just slides down to the liquid
S lots of cognac, some charred wood, faint smoke, chocolate covered cherries, chocolate syrup with a hint of fruity chocolate liqueur and just a hint of cinnamon, a little booze but all things considered I'd say its very well concealed
T some espresso and a little licorice, chocolate covered truffles, still heaps of charred cognac barrels, very intense stuff, plums and sugar coated raisins, so rich, you know its a big stout but I'd guess 11% tops
M not as thick as I'd guess, not quite creamy but stops short of foam, a little sticky on the lips but leaves the palate feeling oily, some heat and my lips feel it but my chest and head take the biggest hit
O well crafted monster, smells great and tastes awesome, quite intense with the cognac barrel working well for it
This one sparked a little interest on Moon Dog a brewery I'd never heard of up until now. It's a solid mega stout and although it would benefit from some age she's drinking well young
03-17-2014 22:49:05 | More by wordemupg
3.59/5 rDev -13.9%
375mL Bottle from Plonk in Fyshwick.
Sipped over 3 hours.
According to the label: A 'Cognac Barrel-Aged Truffled Imperial Stout' what a mouthful, I wonder what'll pull through flavour-wise?
A: An aggressive pour yields a large but immediately receding tanned head that settles to a very small layer atop a blackness with cola hues at the very edge. Decent lacing from what remains along with some impressive alcohol legs.
S: Cognac, the spirit really pushes forward on the nose. Vanilla (lending to the cognac aroma again). Roasted Walnuts. Smoky coffee (very hard for me to find). A large sweetness that lends itself towards a caramel but I can't be sure. Nice forward and rich dark fruits are also present (Prunes. Plums. Cherries). The alcohol interferes a bit too much in the nose, eager to sample with a good amount of age on it as there's some potential here.
T: Immediate fruity sweetness along with a solid burst of tart dark cherry (generally very port-like front). Followed shortly after with a bit of boring coffee and bitter chocolate; it brings along some acidity that may be related or just...there. Very tannic finish. Don't enjoy the alcohol either in the mouth or as it goes down; there's even a slight burn in the throat.
M: Medium-full body. I'm leaning towards calling the mouthfeel 'creamy' but the alcohol sort of cuts it straight out, I imagine Moon Dog were hoping the 'Truffled' portion of the beer would add creaminess? I don't see anywhere else it has impacted. Very dry, tannic finish. I'd like to describe it as Red Wine with a bit of a fizz, but that might be way off.
O: I think there were good intentions initially for this beer to be a big, rich, smooth, and deep brew with spirit/fortified wine qualities. It turned out to be a big mess (at least young). Age this brew but avoid young.
NOTE: Share with another; finishing this alone was...challenging.
03-26-2014 11:17:13 | More by Gasc0igne
3.78/5 rDev -9.4%
A huge beer to have on a sunny afternoon, this is what we did anyway. From a 375 (? I think) ml bottle shared amongst a few of us at the Vic on the Park during Sydney Craft Beer Week.
Pours extremely dark: languid and thick with a huge head of brown that is mostly filled with air, so it collapses after the initial agitation of the pour. Carbonation is fine, working through the thick body. Overall, it's a dangerous-looking beer.
Nose is sharp with dark, spicy and astringent characters right from the start. There's earthiness, and sweetness. I get caramel cinnamon buns, along with a solvent-like sharpness. There's perhaps a hint of the truffles to it, but not much: bigger is the booziness which seems to overwhelm everything.
Taste is little different: huge booziness permeates from front to back, leaving an inky solvent character that tastes to me exactly the way permanent markers smell. Aside from this, there's a hint of banana and a sharp shock of roast to remind you. The booziness perhaps settles a little as it's aerated and warmed, moving to a kinder kirsch character.
For the most part, the feel is burning with that boozy heat: almost feeling acidic in its intensity.
I don't get a lot from the truffles which seems like a bit of a shame, but it's huge and intense, there's no doubting that. I feel that it almost veers into territory where it's also stupid, unbalanced and deranged. And that's probably just what those nutjobs at Moon Dog wanted it to do.
10-19-2013 23:12:37 | More by lacqueredmouse
3.73/5 rDev -10.6%
Another cool brew from BobbyHeenan. Cheers!
From a 37,5cl bottle into a snifter
Vintage: 2013
A cognac barrel aged truffled imperial stout
APPEARANCE: Black, almost opaque pour produces a two finger, medium looking, foamy, tan head with decent retention. Black body with higher levels of carbonation evident. Quite a lot of carbonation for the style actually. Fades to a good creamy cap. A wisp remains but leaves no real lacing down the glass.
SMELL: Definite chocolate from the truffles. Cognac, sweet cream, oak, caramel and lightly roasted or burnt malts round out the nose. Black malts for sure. This is quite bold and interesting.
TASTE: Truffles and cognac barrels up front, then a big and boozy finish with more chocolate truffles, oak, sweet cream and caramel, some light roasted flavors, and lots of cognac and alcohol. Quite flavorful and interesting. Truffles are always there, and the cognac, caramel and vanilla sweetness adds to the show. Good flavor and very well balanced. Too bad the feel is so lousy, as that hurts the overall experience.
PALATE: Thinner body and high levels of carbonation. Very light for the style and prickly on the palate, goes down prickly with a harsh scratch at the swallow and finishes mouth-coating. A bit of heat lingers on the palate.
OVERALL: This one had a lot of potential. The nose and flavors were very nice and well put together, but like many in this ultra-high ABV category, the harsh and rather abrasive feel made it less enjoyable than it could have been I would love to try future batches of this in hopes that the feel can be smoothened out. Thanks again Bobby! These Moon Dog guys were lots of fun.
07-08-2014 10:25:29 | More by Jeffo
4.15/5 rDev -0.5%
Well it's another milestone, review #350, and another special brew - Moon Dog Jumping The Shark. A bit of background as to why I picked this 15.4% ABV Cognac Barrel-Aged Truffled Imperial Stout - for my #250 review I did Mikkeller's Black Buffalo and to be honest (we're good friends now you and I) I quite enjoyed that silly brew with its face-dancing flavour and its tar-like consistency and I wanted to try something else that might wow the socks off my feet, fingers crossed then.
Poured from a 375ml bottle into a Chimay chalice.
A: Presents with a dark, almost oil black, red body and khaki ring of lace around the glass. Looks quite insidious actually, like some sort of Satan Stout homebrew.
S: Heavy roasted chicory, Cognac, prune (cherry and plum as well), vanilla and sweet molasses all mingle rather well. This brew will tap dance all over my face and I am well prepared for that to occur (in fact I'm wearing a square of walnut parquet as a hat for just such an occasion).
T: Ok - this brew certainly doesn't beat around the bush, my tongue feels like it has been body slammed by flavour. Roasted chicory, coffee grinds led to a sweet vanilla/molasses middle, followed by Cognac and dark chocolate and finished dry but with a hint of orange rind bitter. The taste is balanced up to a point then surrenders to the 15.4% ABV and becomes a solid sugar bomb with brandy thrown in.
M: Heavy bodied with sticky, cloying sweetness and an almost flat carbonation.
D: Good but not Black Buffalo great. This one is let down by the overabundance of sugar, as you would expect from a high ABV ale, however Mikkeller managed to finesse their brew into hiding the booze a bit better. If Moon Dog could have balanced the flavours more they would have had a winner on their hands, however as it is - I hate to say "too much of a good thing" but this is exactly that.
Food match: This is purely an after dinner cigars drink, but if you must have food with it get a char-grilled scotch fillet steak or anything char-grilled for that matter.
07-01-2014 07:31:43 | More by doktorhops
4.3/5 rDev +3.1%
Thus is the 2013 edition and is a cognac barrel aged truffled imperial stout and $4000 worth of truffles were used in the beer too and pours a pitch black dark as night hue with a beautiful mocha laced two finger head and some tight lacing,the smell has alot going on in a good way It's a nice mix of all three elements with cognac,earthy truffles and a big dark chocolatey stout too it just smells tasty,mouthfeel is full bodied and just moderately carbonated almost perfect feel with tastes of dark chocolate firstly folowed by those earthy truffles,dark fruits and finished with a warm cognac booziness and overall such a unique beer where the truffles actually are a nice noticeable addition and all three elements shine and will age nicely cheers.
10-04-2013 06:35:47 | More by ADZA
4.5/5 rDev +7.9%
08-10-2014 10:53:07 | More by Refloosh
4.35/5 rDev +4.3%
First cold night of winter...
From Leura. No BB.
A - black n tan. One finger head falls quickly to a rim of lace. Minimal lacing.
S - barrel? Yes, vanilla.... Cognac? Hmmm.. Less so. Add port notes, alcohol vapours(!) and cherry ripe.
T - big and unashamed. However, almost too big as the alcohol warmth kicks in from first sip. Lots of choc and vanilla sweetness. Roasts are present but in the background, and there is little hop bite at all. Smooth, tho, and never becomes overbearing despite ABV.
M - light carbonation, velvety, but heavy weight and the alcohol definitely there, but does not take over.
O - almost too big for its boots really initially, and leaves you wondering how you could finish the bottle. However, all in all, a really welcome experience in the Aus market. Well done!
06-06-2014 10:51:39 | More by heygeebee
4.5/5 rDev +7.9%
06-28-2014 05:57:58 | More by JohnShepherd
5/5 rDev +19.9%
10-19-2013 11:16:31 | More by Caramere
3.5/5 rDev -16.1%
01-23-2014 05:28:44 | More by danieelol
Jumping The Shark from Moon Dog Craft Brewery
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Given the proper treatment, spring bulbs can be "forced," or induced into blooming indoors, well ahead of their natural schedule and completely outside of their natural environment. Commercial growers in North America force millions of bulbs annually. They will often order their bulbs from suppliers in the United States and in Holland a full year before offering bulb pots to customers in stores. And, since some bulbs bloom more quickly than others, they will often combine several types of bulbs in one container, which allows for a prolonged and changing show of color.
Cornell University is home to the Flower Bulb Research Program, which has been quintessential in developing techniques for forcing flower bulbs into readiness just in time for the holidays and other market opportunities. Research for the program is substantially supported by the Dutch flower bulb export industry, as well as U.S. companies and foundations.
Home gardeners can easily force spring-blooming bulbs, too. Start by selecting quality bulbs and potting them in clean, sterile pots. Use high-quality potting mix or prepare a potting soil that includes garden loam, peat moss and sand. You may opt to add perlite or vermiculite, and maybe bone meal as well. The objective is to find a balance between good drainage and sufficient moisture retention. Bulbs store their own food, so fertilization and feeding are non-issues.
Handle bulbs carefully at all times. Plant them so that they are close together, but not overcrowded. When planting tulips, keep in mind that the largest leaf will always emerge and grow on the flat side of the bulb, so placing the flat side toward the outer edge of the pot will allow the leaf to attractively drape itself over the side of the pot. Don't twist bulbs into the soil or bury them completely. Leave the 'noses' of the bulbs exposed. Once the bulbs are planted, saturate the soil immediately and, thereafter, do not allow the soil to become dry or to freeze.


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CATEGORIES Action, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Casting, MGM, Warner Brothers, RumorMonger, Newsstand, Comic/Superhero/Geek, Remakes and Sequels, War, Movies, CinematicalThe terribly handsome Jeffrey Dean Morgan clearly has a thing for action, adventure, and DC comic books. Collider sat down with him last weekend, and Mr. Morgan let slip that he's stepping into the Red Dawn remake. (He also let slip a few f-bombs that he shouldn't have told anyone, but we're glad he did, aren't we?) "I guess I'm more or less the old Powers Boothe character ... I'll be the old guy in it, which is cool ... I'm very much looking forward to it. But I'm going straight from here to Detroit which I can't imagine at this point."
Morgan also planted the first flag when it came to playing the part of Lobo, soon to be the star of a Guy Ritchie film. "That would be cool. Lobo would be very cool. I don't think that I'm as big as Lobo is, but if you could, like, transplant Mickey Rourke's body on my head, that would be just great. But I don't know. It's an untapped world for me as well. Every time I kind of hear about something I go out and get the book or I look it up on one of your guys' sites. We'll see."
Well, if he's reading this one -- Mr. Morgan, I suggest that you try to nab an audition for Jesse Custer. He's one of the few American actors that has the right amount of grit. Or do a reversal on The Comedian and play the ever-so-good Captain Marvel / Shazam. Or jump the DC ship and try out a little Dark Horse with Fear Agent. Lobo sounds cool from afar, but you've already got the biggest DC badass under your belt with the Comedian. Go with something more charming.


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Tennis is more than a game to Bill.
B.S. Slippery Rock State University; M.S. University of Tennessee
Sports are my life because I have played and coached a variety of sports, plus I'm an avid runner, tennis player and golfer.
I have been a United States Professional Tennis Association pro for more than 30 years and have directed tennis clubs and resorts in Michigan and Florida. I'm also the acting president of Shape Up Steuben, a nonprofit that promotes wellness for Northeast Indiana residents.
An associate professor, I teach the business of sports and have been at Trine for 15 years. As the advisor for all sports management majors in the Ketner School of Business, my classes connect sports and business.
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Could this be the week Deonte Thompson returns?
Wednesday marked the first day the second-year receiver practiced in any capacity with his teammates since spraining his foot in the preseason opener against Tampa Bay. A week ago, Thompson said he was close to returning but that he wasn't able to practice.
Now might be his chance to step back into the Ravens' lineup. With the struggles the receiving corps has endured thus far, it could definitely use another body to work in the rotation.
Another positive sign for Baltimore is seeing rookie defensive tackle Brandon Williams getting some practice reps after dealing with the toe injury since the latter portion of the preseason.
For the Texans, Ed Reed was a limited participant. It appears the Ravens players, some of which are still close with Reed, are expecting their former teammate to play Sunday afternoon. Reed missed Houston's first two games due to his hip injury.
Vonta leach on ed reed 'he's definitely playing' lardarius webb 'he's going to be out there he's been saving himself for this game'— Aaron Wilson (@RavensInsider) September 18, 2013
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OUT: Jacoby Jones (knee)
DID NOT PARTICIPATE: LB Arthur Brown (chest), CB Chykie Brown (knee), DE Chris Canty (thigh), C Ryan Jensen (foot), RB Ray Rice (hip).
LIMITED PARTICIPATION: WR Deonte Thompson (foot), DT Brandon Williams (toe).
DID NOT PARTICIPATE: LT Duane Brown (toe), WR Andre Johnson (concussion).
LIMITED PARTICIPATION: TE Owen Daniels (rest - not injury related), CB Jonathan Joseph (rest - not injury related), FS Ed Reed (hip), LG Wade Smith (knee).
FULL PARTICIPATION: LB Brian Cushing (knee), RB Arian Foster (calf/chest), TE Garrett Graham (hip/groin), LB Joe Mays (quad), CB Brice McCain (knee), C Chris Meyers (back), RT Derek Newton (knee/calf), WR DeVier Posey (achilles/foot), LB Darryl Sharpton (hip).
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The New England Patriots and wide receiver Wes Welker remain far apart on terms for a new contract according to Karen Guregian of the Boston Herald. The two talked on Tuesday, but discussions broke off without anything close to an agreement only an hour after the start of free agency.
With no deal in place it seems the next move is for Welker to solicit offers from around the league. With Mike Wallace signing a five-year, $65 million deal with the Dolphins on Tuesday, other free agent wide receivers are hopeful this can lead to more big contracts at the position. While no remaining free agent receiver, including Welker, will command the salary Wallace did, it is likely he will get an offer that trumps anything New England has put on the table thus far.
Welker has been a Patriot since 2007 and it is hard to imagine he would put up the same kind of numbers he has in New England on any other team in the league. He has broken both the 100 reception and 1,000 yard barriers in five of his six seasons as a Patriot and made the Pro Bowl in each of the last five seasons. His connection with Tom Brady is unquestionable and his numbers would suffer in a less pass-oriented offense.
As for the Patriots, both Brady and owner Robert Kraft have expressed a desire for Welker to return, but the front office seems to be playing hardball, at least for the time being. If they don't come to terms with Welker, expect New England to go after another free agent such as Danny Amendola or Josh Cribbs.
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