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Hernandez hauled in eight receptions for 58 yards and two touchdowns in Monday night's 42-14 rout of Houston.||||||| Hernandez's eight catches matched a season high set the previous week against Miami. While he's greatly benefited from Rob Gronkowski's absence, Hernandez should continue to see plenty of balls thrown his way even when Gronkowski returns.
Hernandez is active for the Patriots' game against the New York Jets.||||||| Hernandez missed the last three because of a sprained right ankle.
Hernandez is missing his sixth game on Sunday, and third straight, with an injured right ankle.||||||| The Pats likely won't skip a beat with Rob Gronkowski and Wes Welker still on the field, but Hernandez's injury is becoming more concerning as the season moves on.
Although he was held out of practice Thursday, Hernandez says his ankle is healed after missing nearly four full games with a sprain.||||||| Hernandez caught six passes for 30 yards and a touchdown in the Patriots' 24-23 loss to the Seahawks on Sunday. He should be good to go moving forward.
New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick says he doesn't know how long tight end Aaron Hernandez will be sidelined with a right ankle injury. Asked Monday if Hernandez broke any bones, Belichick said, "I don't really have any update on his status. I think they're still looking at him."||||||| ESPN.com reported that Hernandez would not play Sunday night at the Baltimore Ravens and that, while there is no exact timetable, he likely will not return until October at the earliest. Hernandez was injured in the first quarter of Sunday's 20-18 loss to the Arizona Cardinals while blocking for Julian Edelman, who had just caught a pass. As he was being tackled, Edelman fell on Hernandez's right leg. Hernandez left Gillette Stadium with crutches and a walking boot.


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Farmall Regular Plowing 1929
Wanted to share this as related to my trip rope question over at the cub forum.
Re: Farmall Regular Plowing 1929
Pretty cool!! I have a '29 Regular too and have often wondered how she'd plow being so wide. I'd definitely have to hook it up way off center to keep the tractor wheel and plow furrow in the furrow together.
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Re: Farmall Regular Plowing 1929
We used to plow all the time with a side draft with the H and the M rather than reset the wheels to plow and then out to cultivate and back to plow. Dad said it used a bit more fuel but not enough to bother resetting the wheels. Remember when the wheels with the screw like rims came out so "all" you had to do was loosen the nuts and spin the axle to change width? Vern
Re: Farmall Regular Plowing 1929
We used to have an F30 - the wheel span was as I recall it about 8 feet - it was huge - we plowed with that.
Re: Farmall Regular Plowing 1929
Plowing with a little Genius plow. He does not plow ground like we have in this area, or he would NOT bet sitting on that rope. Talk about getting a rope burn. ouch!! Nothing like the thrill of having that break away trip just as you give the rope a good pull to raise the plow.
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Re: Farmall Regular Plowing 1929
Hi ya John - We've got some pretty heavy clay soil and I've had my share of hot pants whilst plowing our farm. That's my 93 year old dad driving that. The stones are there but due to my relatives picking stones since 1799 - there are less than before. All ya gotta do is look at the stonewalls to see that. BTW that Farmall has been on our farm since it was new in 1929.
We plow now with a 4 sixteens on the JD.
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John - been there done that.
We used a short piece of twine tied to the seat and the trip lever. As I recall this was wedged between the spring and the seat. When the plow broke away it pulled out. The twine had to be replaced once in a while but there was always plenty of it. Vern
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Shauna Lake: Ann thank you for being with us today you're cookbook is amazing #1 on the New York Times Best Seller list. Are you surprised?
Ann Romney: I am. I'm actually shocked I didn't even think about selling the book I just put it together and I knew I wanted to sell it but I didn't think it would be as successful as it has been so it's very exciting.
Shauna Lake: I know a lot of people ask you how you raised such good boys. What do you attribute it to?
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MCDOWELL, W.Va. (WVVA)- A local man who killed his wife and then tried to take his own life has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder.
Robert Johnson, 69, of McDowell County faces 10 to 40 years in prison for the August 2011 shooting death of 67-year old Patricia Johnson.
Prosecutors say Robert Johnson shot his wife in the back of her head while she was sitting in front of a computer at their home in O'Toole.
He then drove to his brother's home and later shot himself under the chin -- however, his dentures deflected the bullet, saving his life.
Johnson will be sentenced in June.


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oooohhhhhh YES!
Not sure if this has been posted but I got tickets for $25 and I think it's a steal for the talent they have coming! It's full of Coachella 2012 repeats but I missed a few of these including Madeon who I heard was pretty good. Wolfgang Gartner puts on a great show too last 2 times I saw him. For all you EDM heads out there ;-)
Facebook page has way more info: http://www.facebook.com/events/229507313815985/
Coachella '10, '11, '12 (w2), '13 (w1), '14 (w1) and hopefully every one after
"I was born with music inside me. Music was one of my parts. Like my ribs, my kidneys, my liver, my heart. Like my blood. It was a force already within me when I arrived on the scene. It was a necessity for me-like food or water."
Ray Charles
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Some trance, progressive house and dubstep. Sad thing is they've neutered the lineup for Phoenix. Sadder thing is the full lineup isn't much better.
And what SomewhatDamaged said.
northside groove...southside groove....eastside groove...westside groove
I was a definite in for this but I decided that Pretty lights at Red Rocks is a little more important.
Minal reminds me of a fraggle.
Any meetup for Waters on Tuesday or Spiritualized on Sat? Also, I'm going to Jeff the Brotherhood at the RR on Thursday and maybe I Break for Horses on that Monday at Crescent. I have a big group going to Waters, but I'll probably be solo for Spiritualized and the other shows if anyone wants to meet up. BTW, Jeff TBH is awesome. It's like a blend of 70s classic rock with 90s Nirvana-ish rock so some big open jam moments followed by three chord jams. Rock the fuck out music.
I'll be at Spiritualized.
northside groove...southside groove....eastside groove...westside groove
Jen & I will be at Spiritualized as well. I'm figuring they'll go on around 9:30 since there's just the one opener and the Crescent website says the show starts at 8:30. On the fence about getting there close to 9:30 and having dinner/drinks at the Crescent beforehand.
hmmm can't decide if I want to just sit on the back of the bleachers for this show and space out or what. It would be a shame to not drink for a Sat show where I can take the light rail home.
I'll be taking my gf to Spiritualized. Can't wait to them again. Looking forward to seeing a few boardies, its been awhile.
Just got floor tickets for Black Keys! Sweetness.
There it is...
I'm losing my edge...
I'll be at Spiritualized as well. Tonight I will be at The Wall!
In the midst of all this Spiritualized talk, I took a look at the Stateside Presents page today & feel like sharing some of the notable shows coming up that I'm interested in attending (if only for recordkeeping purposes):
6/14 - YACHT (Crescent Ballroom; $12 - $14)
7/13 - Shearwater (Crescent Ballroom; $11 - $12)
8/15 - Sharon Van Etten/Tennis (Crescent Ballroom; $15 - $17)
9/4 - Twin Shadow (Crescent Ballroom; $14 - $15)
10/15 - Bombay Bicycle Club (Crescent Ballroom; $15 - $17)
Micah: how much were Black Keys tickets after fees? With a starting cost of $40.25, I'm probably going to avoid it since those'll be nosebleeds by the time I'm able to afford them.


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Altus-Altus police swarmed an apartment complex Monday, searching for a man suspected of shooting and wounding a woman Sunday night.
Both the shooting and the search happened at the Ridgecrest Apartments.
Authorities say witnesses identified Brent Robinson as the gunman. Altus Police Chief Tim Murphy believes that the shooting is gang-related and are not taking any chances in capturing him.
"We're going to consider him armed and dangerous and the public should too," Chief Murphy said.Chief Murphy says police searched the complex for a couple hours, but did not find Robinson. They're asking anyone with information on this shooting to call Crimestoppers at 580-482-TIPS.
The victim, 19-year-old Jazznea Nicole Harris, was shot once in the back. Police say she was taken to Jackson County Memorial Hospital and later flown by helicopter to an Oklahoma City hospital. Her condition is unknown. The shooting remains under investigation.
Chief Murphy says officers are also investigating two separate drive-by shootings that happened over the weekend. The first was reported around 4 a.m. Sunday morning in the 900 block of North Benson. The second was reported Sunday night around 8:30 p.m. in the 900 block of North York. Murphy says homes were hit by gunfire during both shootings. Investigators say it's not clear if they were connected.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Andrew Luck has never attempted to replace Peyton Manning.
His image does not adorn Lucas Oil Stadium in the place where Manning's banner once hung. He doesn't run a fast-paced, no-huddle offense with a running soundtrack of audibles at the line of scrimmage. And he doesn't hold the heart of an entire state in his hand.
He does, however, wear the same blue horseshoe on his helmet that became synonymous with Manning over 14 seasons. And comparisons are inevitable.
"I understand when people ask the question," Luck said this week in front of his locker at the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center. "I would ask the same question if I was a fan or part of the media or in different shoes in a sense. I've always felt I'm very fortunate to play quarterback in this league. A chance to get paid to play a kid's game is a wonderful opportunity. It never grinded on me or wore me down."
Luck is aware of the standard set before him. How could he not be?
Seven consecutive seasons with 12 or more victories. Six AFC South championships. Two conference titles. And, of course, an NFL championship in Super Bowl XLI.
Manning quarterbacked teams in Indianapolis that won more games from 2000-09 than any other team in any decade in league history. No Colt ever will wear the No. 18 jersey again, and there even is talk of a statue being erected to celebrate Manning's career sometime in the near future.
So it's not too difficult to understand how Luck has been relegated to sidekick status as Manning prepares to return to Indianapolis for the first time with the Denver Broncos tonight.
But it would be wrong to marginalize the accomplishments the 24-year-old Stanford graduate already has achieved.


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After waiting around during his rookie season, Croyle was given sporadic play last year before taking the starting job in week 11. The results were less than stellar though and he directed the offense to six straight losses. He never passed for more than 195 yards in a game and totaled five scores in those six games. Unfortunately, he threw four interceptions, lost three fumbles and was sacked 13 times. And again – they lost every game. The team has not written Croyle off but is not yet sold him either. HC Herman Edwards suggested that the starting job would likely come down to a competition between Croyle and Tyler Thigpen with Damon Huard evidently not considered an option. Croyle was only marginally effective even in purely fantasy terms and may not win the starting job or do much with it if he does. Let training camp determine the starter for the Chiefs so you can be sure which starting quarterback you can plan not to draft.
08-21-08 Update: Looks like Croyle will be the starter for at least week one but last year showed that he's a huge risk to rely on every week. Tyler Thigpen will likely end up the #2.
(+Upside) HC Cam Cameron was dumped after his disastrous season with the Dolphins and he lands right back where he belongs – being an offensive coordinator. And one of his first priorities was to obtain a quarterback who can function in the shotgun formation. They traded up to snare Flacco exactly as most expected since Flacco worked from the shotgun in college. The Ravens have even mentioned that when they drafted him that they were hoping for an "abbreviated learning curve" which is coachspeak for "the rookie plays". Maybe not during week one and maybe not by midseason, but expect to see Flacco getting experience in his first year.
Flacco is so big that there is some concern that he may be too large at 6'6" where very almost no quarterbacks have excelled (Derek Anderson being the only potential candidate). Flacco has tremendous size and a huge arm and already is familiar with the basics of the shotgun offense. He has all the qualities that cannot be taught and a few teams felt that he had as much upside as Matt Ryan. He was not drafted to offer depth, he will be playing this year.
The new offense under Cameron should be a big change from the unimaginative one of the last several seasons but it will take some time. The first step in rebuilding the franchise was to get the quarterback and Flacco only needs to pass Kyle Boller to become the starter. Flacco is a training camp watch because he could end up as a week one starter – he has that much potential.
08-21-08 Update: Flacco has been slow to come around so far and will start the year with a clipboard. Only consider in deep dynasty leagues.
08-25-08 Update: Actually check that. Apparently he is back in contention to be the week one starter. That only illustrates that no BAL QB is a good pick this year.
(+Upside) Quinn suffered in the NFL draft when he wasn't taken for 22 picks and once he finally went to the team that wanted him most, he suffered yet again when Charlie Frye was dumped and Derek Anderson decided to suddenly play like a top ten quarterback. The supposed franchise savior from Notre Dame only threw eight passes as a rookie. But all is certainly not lost though it could be for this year. The Browns have given Anderson a three –year contract but it is structured in such a way that they can dump him next year if they want. This year Anderson has to prove that 2007 wasn't just a happy fluke and that his late season slide wasn't his true self coming to play.
It won't be an open competition in training camp and Brady is slated to be the back-up but if Anderson doesn't look like a quarterback who earns $8 million this year, Brady will get his shot. He still holds value in a dynasty league because chances are that 2009 will either see him starting for the Browns or traded to another team.
(-Risk) Leinart had an encouraging end to his rookie season when he threw for a score in five of his last six games and even had one 405 yard effort (though never 300 yards). Entering into his sophomore season in the NFL sparked obvious optimism but with the new offense being installed, Leinart struggled. After starting the first two games against softer defenses of SF and SEA, he was pulled from games against the Steelers and Rams and by week five, he had fractured his collarbone and was done for the season. It was a very shaky start for Leinart in the new offense and it came with two premier wideouts in Larry Fitzgerald and Anquan Boldin. 2007 showed that Leinart had skills to play in the NFL but his brief playing time last season undid much of the promise he seemed to have.
There is no doubt that Leinart will be the starter this year but there is risk aplenty whether he is going to be able to rise to the challenge, let alone perform anywhere near as well as a fantasy quarterback needs to do. In his favor, his collarbone has healed and HC Ken Whisenhunt has already said that a player does not lose his job due to injury. But if Leinart replicates 2007, it would only be a matter of time before Warner would start showing up in games yet again.
The Cardinals have a tougher schedule this season than last and that will do no favors for Leinart. But he still has Boldin and Fitzgerald and a rushing game that simply is not good enough to carry games for the Cardinals. Figure on Leinart being only a fantasy back-up for you this year and don't be too confident that he'll be there when you need him. He has a lot to prove this year and spending time in the offseason having his partying pictures surface on the internet doesn't help his case. Leinart needs to take a very visible step up this year.
08-25-08 Update: Leinart passed only 4 of 12 for 24 yards and three interceptions in the week three game when he really needed to step. He's likely to get passed over now by Warner who has consistently been the better quarterback.
Smith has managed to remain in the QB competition with Kyle Boller but the winner does not neccessarily get to play in all 16 games. The Ravens have a brutal schedule and at some point may change QBs.
After four seasons with the Bills, Losman has lost his starting job to Trent Edwards and despite overtures to prompting a trade, he remains with the team as the back-up QB. Losman actually enjoyed a career high 63% completion rate last year but after three seasons, he's just run his course for the Bills barring an injury to Edwards. Losman carries no fantasy value this year unless Edwards is out and even then, there is bound to be a better choice for you. Losman had the bad fortune to be a veteran QB that comes cheaply this year as a back-up.
After four seasons as a back-up in Baltimore, Redman went to the Falcons in 2007 and was given the final five starts of the season. Redman actually outperformed both Byron Leftwich and Joey Harrington (who had not lifted the bar all that high) and he threw for two or more scores in four of his final five games. Of course he only had 34 passing yards in week 15 when Bobby Petrino burned rubber on the team but Redman passed for 250+ yards in three of his final four games thanks to facing NO, @ARI and SEA (resting for the playoffs).His ten touchdowns over those four weeks easily beat his previous high of seven scores back in 2002. Redman looked fairly serviceable under center but the selection of rookie QB Matt Ryan says it wasn't impressive enough. Redman will be little more than a placeholder until the Falcons opt to start Ryan. And since the Falcons have allowed 47 sacks in both the last two years, Redman's biggest advantage to the team is absorbing hits while the rookie gets his bearings from the sideline.
There's not much sense in drafting Redman even though he will most likely start the year and could play most of the weeks. He could be considered as a bye week filler in week ten with the Saints come to visit but that will be too deeply into the season to not make Ryan a very likely starter by then. Don't bother with Redman this year.
(-Risk) The Bears are having an open competition in training camp for starting quarterback and both Kyle Orton and Grossman have already played at least three years for the Bears. Early speculation has Orton in the lead and Grossman did himself no favors by starting seven games in 2007 and only throwing for four touchdowns. He also proved to be a sack-magnet since he never started a game without being sacked at least twice if not as many as six times as he was in his final start last year. But Grossman has been the only Chicago quarterback in recent years with any notable success.
Early money is on Orton to win this competition but Grossman could take over during season just as easily. It's not a pretty picture for the passing game in Chicago and it'll likely be 2009 before the Bears can get a quarterback in that can make a difference.
(-Risk) The Jets turned over the reins to Clemens last year in week nine and the second year player finally had some playing time. Clemens "seasoned" on the bench all of 2006 when Pennington had his only season without missing a game. Clemens ended up with seven starts thanks to suffering a rib and shoulder injury that forced him out for two weeks. In those seven games as a starter, he only passed five touchdowns and never more than one per game. He did have two efforts that exceeded 259 yards but also had three that failed to reach 170 passing yards. He also threw 10 interceptions against those five scores. The Jets ended 2007 with every passing category ranking in the bottom ten of the league.
Clemens wasn't that impressive even considering they were only his initial career starts and the Jets have called for an open competition in training camp for the starting quarterback job. Clemens has not sold himself to the team that he can become a franchise quarterback and the Jets really no longer have the luxury of losing games while the new guy figures out how to be an NFL quarterback. Training camp will determine who the starter will be in New York but even that cannot be relied on. If Clemens wins, the Jets could start losing again and the coaching staff opts for Chad Pennington to save their jobs. If Pennington wins, he could get injured and let Clemens start again. Just too much risk and almost no upside in this passing attack to bother with a fantasy pick.
The Michigan State grad lost his rookie season with a knee injury but had arthroscopic knee surgery and has been healthy for a while. The 6'3", 226 pound Stanton was the second round pick of the Lions last year and was considered to have a lot of upside as an NFL quarterback. While he doesn't have the biggest of arms, he is a tough competitor who is extremely bright. He even earned academic honors five times in college – he can handle a playbook. While Stanton was not drafted by the current offensive staff, they are still very high on the future prospects for Stanton. Jon Kitna remains a lock to be the week one starter but if the Lions falter and fall from the playoffs (no shocker there), Stanton could be given some playing time to see what he's got for 2009. That doesn't make Stanton attractive in a fantasy draft but does throw risk onto Kitna this year. Stanton is a good depth pick for a deep dynasty league to see what develops but it will almost certainly be 2009 before he'll have any fantasy value. Training camp will be interesting to watch for him.
Three seasons later and nothing that Alex Smith has done remotely validates why the 49ers made him the first quarterback drafted in 2005. His one season under Norv Turner was his only decent season and even then he only threw for 2890 yards and 16 touchdowns against 16 interceptions. Last year his shoulder injury limited him to just six games played but even in those Smith only averaged around 150 yards per game and threw only two touchdowns. Smith had shoulder surgery but is healthy again.
Now Smith has to learn yet another offense and the quarterback spot is open competition between Smith, Shaun Hill and even possibly J.T. O'Sullivan. Mike Martz scheme is complicated to learn and has always resulted in a high number of sacks and interceptions everywhere he has gone. The Greatest Show on Turf is something lost to the annuls of history because the talent in San Francisco is a fraction of what existed back in St. Louis. Smith has a shot at winning the starting spot but even if he does, there is no guarantee he will keep it thanks to either injury or more likely lack of performance. Stay away from the three-headed competition here and even when it is determined who will start, you cannot take that as something that will last 16 games.
08-21-08 Update: Smith is starting to fade in the QB competition with J.T. O'Sullivan and there are even rumors that the 49ers could end up trading or releasing their former #1 pick.
Kolb only played in one game and never threw a pass last year but the ex-Houston quarterback has impressed the coaching staff enough to likely be the back-up for Donovan McNabb. The Eagles have had to rely on someone besides McNabb in each of the last four years so his primary back-up will also be a prudent late round pick by the McNabb owner. Kolb hasn't cemented the position quite yet but should during training camp. A.J. Feeley played well in relief of McNabb last year but he is not the future in Philly. Kolb could be.
Thigpen only threw five passes last year and was injured during practice which cut his season short. He would not be worthy of any consideration but he has impressed coaches during minicamp and apparently only has Brodie Croyle to beat out for a starting job since HC Herman Edwards has openly stated that he may enter the season without Huard. Thigpen was actually drafted by the Vikings with their 7.07 pick last year and released before landing with the Chiefs. The Chiefs are not going to produce a fantasy significant quarterback this year so this doesn't bear much attention. Expect the starter in Kansas City to be determined in training camp and Thigpen will be in the mix.
The Vikings only had five picks in the draft and selected Booty with their second pick at the 5.02. The USC product could be a good fit here since he is smaller than most (6'2" and 213) but is very mobile and can throw on the run. He doesn't have the strongest arm but could be good in the West Coast offense that requires timing and accuracy over deep throws. Plus he is accomplished at handing off to the running back and that counts big in Minnesota. No need to draft him this year and he has only marginal dynasty value at best. He will likely beat out Gus Frerotte to become the #2 at least by the end of the season if not sooner.
The Packers hedged their future with the selection of Brohm with the 2.25 pick of the NFL draft but he'll remain on the sideline this year and absorb the game. Brohm brings with him good accuracy, timing and touch which will serve him well in a west coast scheme and new starter Aaron Rodgers hasn't been the most durable player even though he has almost never done more than practice. Chances are Brohm has no fantasy value this year but could challenge for time or even the starting position next year. The Louisville product is actually more like Favre than Rodgers is.
Beck's rookie season wasn't all that encouraging but with so many injuries on the team and a general all-around implosion happening, 2007 cannot be considered to be a measure of anything. He only managed to pass for one touchdown and never had more than 177 passing yards in a game. The team management still likes Beck but did draft Chad Henne with their 2.26 pick and he will be getting his chance to compete for the job along with veteran Josh McCown. It isn't in Beck's favor that the new coaching regime wasn't around when he was drafted and that they drafted their own second round quarterback or that Beck was never even marginally successful last year but training camp will determine the starter for week one. After that, the Fins won't be shy about changing roles to determine who the starter will be in future seasons.
Huard is still with the team but HC Herman Edwards has hinted that he may not keep the 11 year veteran on the roster by the start of the season. The Chiefs have still not given up on Brodie Croyle despite his 0-6 showing last year and second-year player Tyler Thigpen has been impressive in minicamps. Since the departure of Trent Green, Huard has been the only quarterback with any level of success and last year passed for 2257 yards and 11 touchdowns as a starter for nine games. His final effort in week 16 saw him pass for 305 yards and two scores against the Lions (but who didn't really?). He passed for at least one score in seven of his games so has had some marginal fantasy value. He averaged 218 yards per start while Croyle only managed about 170 passing yards per start. The Chiefs only won four games in 2007 but each one came with Huard at the helm.
But the 35-year old Huard has fallen from favor and is certainly not the future of the franchise. The situation in Kansas City isn't pretty unless there is an unexpected progress made by either Croyle or Tyler Thigpen. Until the starter is clear, there is no Chiefs' quarterback you should draft and even then there is a good chance that once again there will be a carousel of starters.
Moore became the fourth quarterback to start for the Panthers last year when he took the reins in the final two games. He passed for three scores against DAL and TB with about 180 yards in each game. That was good enough to send David Carr packing in the offseason and Vinny Testaverde has retired (Part IV). Moore remains the primary back-up for Delhomme this year and according to HC John Fox, he is more than comfortable turning to Moore should any problems arise with Delhomme. That makes Moore of minor fantasy interest to Delhomme owners wanting to insure their quarterback but it would need to be a rather deep league to make any sense. If Delhomme does suffer more problems with his elbow or gets otherwise injured, then Moore needs to come off the waiver wire immediately.
On the plus side, when McNair could not play last year, Kyle Boller stepped in and threw for a total of nine scores on the year and at least one in each of the final five games but as always, his yardage was lagging and he only topped 191 passing yards twice in eight starts. He was marginally better than he had been as a starter before McNair showed up but what the new Ravens want is a true franchise quarterback. After five seasons, Boller has proven that he is not the guy. Even as a full 16 game starter one year, he had his career high of only 13 touchdowns.
Boller's role will be to offer a veteran presence until Joe Flacco is deemed ready to take over. If he can hold off Flacco in training camp, Boller gets the benefit of starting the season against CIN, HOU and CLE which could suggest that he may be up to the task until the schedule turns into PIT, TEN and IND. Unless training camp changes things, expect Boller to likely take about half the season as a starter before turning it over to Flacco for the first and yet final time. With week 15 and 16 going against PIT and DAL, having any Ravens starting quarterback during fantasy playoffs doesn't make much sense.
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At this time last year, the fishing had slowed down close to shore, and long runs were expected to get to the larger schools of walleye roaming the lake. Trips to Canadian waters, the weather buoy, or the sandbar were expected. That isn't the case this year, thanks to the cooler water temperatures and diminished amounts of shad in the system. While those areas are still good at this time of year, there's no need to use up all that gas to get there. It's been very good walleye fishing between Kelleys Island and Vermilion, and shorter runs of only a few miles out of Cedar Point, Huron, and Vermilion have been producing limits of walleye for many lucky anglers who have been chasing the roaming elusive walleye.


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SuperA turns over but won't start
I'm helping my father-n-law with a SuperA that was bought new by his dad in the 50's and has not been modified. It will not start now. Background: It ran fine last year and he has been using a 12v battery for a couple of years now without converting. We use it every spring for planting large family garden. He put a charger on the battery a couple of weeks ago and forgot about it and ruined the battery. Problem: Bought a NAPA 6v as a replacement and it would not start. I replaced the plugs, wires, coil, condensor, points, distributor cap. Then drained the carb for a good 20 secs (bowl was replaced 2 years ago and is clear) as well as took the oil bath off to have straight air. The firing order is correct and I set the gaps. I tested the spark using a Lisle in-line tester and have fire all the way to the plugs. I can't figure this one out; fire, fuel and air should at least let the motor hit. It just turns over without any indication of hitting, no misfires, backfires, nothing. We are going to try and plant ours and a neighbor's garden next week. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Sounds like you have a good one there! First thing I would do is give it a small shot of starting fluid, if it runs off that, pull the main jet and clean with a small copper wire. It does not take much to clog one up. Hope this helps.
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Since it apparently set since last spring you may have a stuck valve or two. Put your hand over the intake and see if you have vacuum on every stroke ( 2 times per revolution)
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Thanks for the ideas. I'll check for the stuck valves. And since the carb has not been touched since it was installed in 1952, we are planning on taking it off to clean/rebuild it this weekend.
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As death penalty opponents work to get a ballot measure before California voters next fall to abolish capital punishment, a new Field Poll indicates the initiative would be a tough sell.
More than two-thirds of state voters 68 percent favor keeping the death penalty, the poll found, with 27 percent favoring abolition and 5 percent expressing no opinion.
"We've polled on this for 55 years," Field Poll director Mark DiCamillo said. "It's changed a little here and there, but just removing the death penalty as a potential punishment is opposed. That's pretty clear."
Death penalty opponents launched an effort in August to replace capital punishment with a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole, something they said would save the state millions of dollars each year.
On that point, the poll released today found that more voters 48 percent now support imposing a life-without-parole sentence for first-degree murderers than those who favor the death penalty 40 percent in such cases.
"I think what the public had in mind is the use of the death penalty for very heinous crimes, like multiple cop killings or terrorists," DiCamillo said.
But, he added, the poll makes it clear that "the public wants to maintain (capital punishment) as a potential form of punishment."
The Field Poll has consistently found over the years that a majority in the state want the death penalty to remain law.
Despite that, those in favor of abolishing it say they believe they can convince voters that the death penalty is too costly and should be replaced with a sentence that guarantees a prisoner will remain incarcerated for life.
"I think there's a decent chance," said Sacramento attorney Don Heller, who wrote the voter-approved measure that reinstated the death penalty in California in 1976 and who now supports abolishing it.
In announcing their ballot measure campaign in August, opponents of capital punishment said California spends $184 million annually on the death penalty.
But crime-victim advocate Harriet Salarno scoffed at the argument that the death penalty is too costly, saying the costs are increased by opponents pushing for repeated legal appeals.
She added that the latest poll results simply confirm what California voters have supported for years.
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A secondary education degree from Montana State University – Northern prepares you for a rewarding career focusing on children in their formative years. Graduates with a BSEd English degree will be eligible for a recommendation for a Standard Class II Educator License.
Reading and Writing English – Sharpen your skills to create and plan methods of reading and writing English.
Curriculum Planning and Classroom Management – Participate in developing curriculums to inspire students.
Alternative Languages –Engage students with the historical Native American language and literature, while incorporating other languages such as Spanish with a MSU-N English teaching degree.
In-Class Experience – create positive learning environments for students.
Earning a secondary education English degree gives you a niche in the secondary education field. We find that there is a consistent demand for teachers graduating from the MSU-Northern elementary education program, and our placement rate for new teachers is also consistently high. Between now and 2020, the Bureau of Labor Statistics projects an expected growth in the field that is above average compared to other professions.
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Despite Activision's excited early announcement that the new Call of Duty Black Ops II had broken Modern Warfare 3's record pace to the US$1bn sales mark, the number of units sold on Xbox 360 and playStation 3 in the game's first month is still reportedly down over 14 percent from last year's effort (via MCV):
Gamasutra reckons that the game shifted 4.5m on Xbox 360 and 2.9m on PS3. Sales of the Wii U and PlayStation Vita versions were not included.So Black Ops II won the race to $1bn thanks to Thanksgiving sales turbo booster, but looks set to underperform in the longer term.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Nothing is official, but that isn't stopping Ashley Judd from continuing to make headlines about a possible Senate run.
The actress is on the front page of USA Today.
Judd hasn't said if she'll try to challenge Republican Mitch McConnell, but in today's article, she gets advice from other celebs who've crossed into the world of politics.
Judd still lives in Tennessee and would have to reestablish residency in Kentucky. She's expected to announce her decision before the Kentucky Derby.
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text: Arts and Crafts Children's Table Design Creative Interaction: The Art of Getting Kids to Sit at the Holiday Table by Heather Maddan 11/22/10 2 Reactions 1 Shares Print 1 0 0 0 0 Feed your children's bellies and their creativity with an interactive tablescape that will have them glued to their seats during holiday dinner. Inspired by Bob and Cortney Novogratz's kiddie tables, I planned this design as a blank canvas to inspire kids to open their mouths to eat and their minds to create! See my step-by-step guide to creating this whimsical look! If your fete is fancy, see my more formal tot setup. And head over to CasaSugar for adult tablescape ideas. Enter for a chance to win $1,000 to HomeGoods in our LilSugar giveaway! Butcher Paper Tablecloth What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Gifts aren't the only things being wrapped this holiday season! Cover the kiddie table in brown butcher paper so guests can doodle while they dine. 1 / 15 Written Placecards What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Skip the tent name cards and write each kiddo's name above his or her place setting. Just remember to print if the tots can't read cursive yet! 2 / 15 Coloring Page Placemats What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 To protect the paper tablecloth from being soiled by dinner, Modern Twist's owl placemats ($18 each) protect the canvas and can be colored (and re-colored) with dry erase or washable markers. 3 / 15 Mobile Chandelier What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 To give the tablescape some height and interest, I hung a black and white flashcard mobile from Wee Gallery ($22 for mobile, $13 for flashcards) in the center. 4 / 15 Unexpected Theme What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Holiday doesn't mean a table has to be a certain color or traditional theme. I subtly infused owls and elephants into our design by using placemats, a mobile, and a chime. 6 / 15 Elephant What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Every table needs a conversation piece! To add another tactile element to our hands-on table, I found this bright green elephant with chimes ($15) at HomeGoods that kids can use to make music. 6 / 15 Palette Plates What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Every artist needs a palette, and Skip Hop's plate ($30) inspires youngsters to eat up! The non-skid dish has sectioned compartments for tots who don't like their food to touch. And its bold-colored bowls can be removed for washing or so leftovers can be taken home. 7 / 15 Creative Snacks What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Skip the predictable party platter of goldfish and pretzels and opt for kid nibbles that are slightly out of the ordinary to open your child's palate (we found sesame sticks and Asian trail mix at HomeGoods) to new foods. 8 / 15 Blanket Backdrop What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Babies have a ton of blankets — some never end up being used. Hang a colorful throw (like this apple green giraffe patterned one from HomeGoods) from the wall to create a textured backdrop for the party. 9 / 15 Skip the Fork and Spoon What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Once a child has mastered the art of using traditional utensils, try something more interesting! Chopstick Kids ($9) sets let kids pinch their way through dinner. If a youngster gets good at maneuvering the chopsticks, the boy or girl hinge can be removed to make it tougher. 11 / 15 Interactive Centerpiece What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Roll out the fun! When small, fun objects (like these juggling balls from HomeGoods) are placed on the table in an interesting way — we made a tower — they grab children's attention and can be held (or juggled) in their hands. 11 / 15 Mason Jars What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Think creativity, not chaos! To keep some order on the table, I took glass mason jars and filled them with glitter pens, crayons, and colored tape so children can see their materials and access them easily. 12 / 15 No Two Kids Are Created the Same What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 When lil ones are involved, there should be lots of options. I set out everything from paint markers to a board-less word game so tots have a plethora of fun items to choose from. 13 / 15 Roll Out the Tape What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 What kid doesn't like to play with tape? It's a special occasion, so buy some colored rolls of masking tape and let them have at it! Mom is guaranteed time to eat dessert. 14 / 15 Let Them Eat in Peace! What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Once the children are seated and the food is served, give them some room. While parents dine at the adult table, kids will seize this opportunity to create a space of their own, which makes this setup an ultimate one for any party. 15 / 15 1 0 0 0 0 Read More Lil TablescapeSetting The TableThe Children's TableEditor's PickHoliday Holiday 100+ of the Best DIY Gifts Ever 5 days ago Make Your Coffee Table Gorgeous With These Beauty Books 1 week ago 40+ Life-Changing Books to Read This Summer 7/22 How to Assemble a Pinterest-Worthy Cheese Plate 7/08 101 Memoirs Penned by Famous Females 6/29 40 Killer Vegetarian Appetizers 6/24 Morgan-Ashley-Parker 3 years I want to sit at this table!! 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At Nocturnal Wonderland you will experience much more than just music. Don't get us wrong, you are going to see some of the best live acts that the music scene has to offer, and you will also be sent on an adventure upon which many fantastic visions will be realized. You are invited to lose yourself a world of your own imagination.
Dozens of performers will be your guide through this wonderland. Looming stilt walkers can be seen roaming the festival grounds, trapeze artists will take your breath away with their aerial ballet, fearless fire twirlers will memorize your eyes, and go-go dancers will keep you moving to the beat as you are swept up into the freak show that is Nocturnal Wonderland.
As with all Insomniac events, the atmosphere we create for you at Nocturnal Wonderland is just as important to us as one of the headlining acts. So much is attention placed into creating an entire sensory experience, instead of just a place to listen to music. Each area of the festival will be meticulously transformed into its own themed wonderland, as we transport you out of your own reality and down the rabbit hole that is Nocturnal.
Various artists and groups of artists will have their creativity on display throughout the festival grounds. At Nocturnal Wonderland, an interactive experience built from metal, glass, lights, fire and everything in between awaits you. Take some time to wander through the art displays… We promise your senses will thank you!
The Nocturnal Wonderland Vendor Village is a bustling bazaar, stocked with merchants who will be selling a wide assortment of goods and services! Clothing, jewelry, party items, body decorating, and more will be available throughout the entire festival.
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Beautiful 3 bedroom at Village of South Walton-The Savannah in Seacrest Beach
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Time to take a break and come relax at the Village of South Walton! Located between Alys and Rosemary Beaches on famous County Highway 30-A, you can unwind in this beautifully decorated 3 bedroom 2 bathroom top floor corner condo with obstructed Gulf views. Features include travertine tile, high ceilings, granite counter tops, a stocked kitchen, comfortbale overstuffed couch & chair, a large master bathroom with separate walk in shower and jetted tub and a porch with views of 30-A and the Gulf. The master bedroom has a king bed, the second bedroom has a king bed and the third bedroom has a twin over full bunkbed. Enjoy the pool on site or take the tram to the huge 12,000 sq. ft. pool at Seacrest. The beach access is a short 5 minute walk or you can take the tram. There are several shops and restaurants on site and many more along 30-A. Come on down and enjoy Old Florida beach living!
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Large jetted bath tub & walkin shower
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Located between Destin & Panama City, you can have it all when you stay at The Vilalge of South Walton. There are countless shops and restaurants along 30-A. There are numerous state parks and bike trails for hiking and biking. Try stand up paddle boarding on one of the unique coastal dune lakes or kayaking in the Gulf. There's outlet shopping available at Silver Sands, Destin Commons and Pier Park. Explore the beachy communities of Rosemary Beach, Alys Beach, Watersound, Seaside (featured in The Truman Show), Watercolor, Grayton Beach, Blue Mountain Beach & Dune Allen Beach. Numerous attractions can be found neaby, such as Big Kahuna's water park, Gulfarium, Wonderworks, golf, mini-golf, parasailing, fishing, go karts, etc.
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Spring Break 2013...03/02/13 - 04/27/13...$250/nt...$1400/week
Spring...04/28/13 - 05/25/13...$190/nt...$1250/week
Summer...05/26/13 - 09/07/13....$250/nt...$1400/week
Fall...09/08/2012 - 10/31/2012...$180/nt ...$1200/week
Winter...11/01/2012 - 03/01/2013...$135/nt...$800/week
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Recap of the WSU Cougars' 71-69 loss to the ASU Sun Devils in NCAA basketball action Saturday.
CougCenter has some game thoughts on the WSU Cougars' 75-62 loss to the Stanford Cardinal on Thursday.
WSU beat Stanford 61-58 in NCAA Basketball behind 21 points from Klay Thompson. CougCenter recaps and provides insight on the game.
The Cougs lose to Cal. Booooooooooooo.
WSU vs. Oregon Basketball Recap: Postgame Notes on the Cougs' 77-63 win at Friel Court
CougCenter hands out awards for the WSU Cougars' win over the Portland Pilots in NCAA Basketball.
WSU vs. Idaho college basketball: charts and awards for the Cougars' 88-71 victory.
CougCenter has a quick recap of the WSU Cougars' 86-47 win over Southern in college basketball.
Oregon "sweeps" the Cougars, and we're headed for the play-in game. Meanwhile, I think Vince Grippi needs a bonus for still having the ability to write stuff about this team. Cue the sad charts: N...
UCLA 71, WSU 51. Sad charts, brought to you by defense. Or lack thereof.
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Here are a few ways to help marine life by being an educated consumer:
- As a consumer, you have the power to choose what you eat. If you choose to eat fish, consult Environmental Defense Fund's Seafood Eco-Ratings to find out about environmentally friendlier choices and species to avoid.
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Free RP Forum: Where Fantasy and lore meet Sci-fi. Legends become real and the imagination runs wild. And much much more!
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Ben 10 has survived many battles against the evil Vilgax. Hes back. Hes mad. He has his own arsenal of old villains that are all eager to be back with the ultimate war. Follow the adventures of Ben, Gwen, Devlin, Grandpa Max, and Ken. Thats right, th
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Friday's action continues to heat up in Augusta as more and more players continue to get underway in the second round of the 2012 Masters. Lee Westwood has shot an even par through his first five holes and retains his 5-under to remain atop the leaderboard, but there are threats on all sides.
Westwood's most present threat is from Ben Crane and Jason Dufner, who are both at 4-under and tied for second place. Dufner would have overtaken the lead by this time, had he not double-bogeyed on the third hole. He has three birdies through his first six holes. Crane, meanwhile, has just one birdie through eight, but is staying consistent with no bogeys.
Noted golf enthusiast and current favorite to win the tournament Tiger Woods has yet to tee off on Friday.
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We can safely say the region has experienced some unusual winter weather with recent cold snaps, freezing rain, and snowstorms. I can tell you firsthand, it's near impossible to predict when and how hard a storm will hit, and then the critical decision of closing, delaying, or shutting school down early has to be made.
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It's getting closer, friends.
And it's also getting to the point where every conceivable angle possible this Sunday already has been covered like a blanket by the local media and beyond. The one I'd like to rant a little about is my strong suspicion that a trick play or two will come into play this Sunday in a potentially big way. And there's one I actually have in mind involving one B.J. Raji, the behemoth Packers nose tackle who has been doing double duty as of late as a blocking fullback.
Wouldn't it be more than just a little cool if Packers head coach Mike McCarthy, who has shown some real creativity this season in a number of ways (remember the onside kick to start the New England game?), borrowed a page from "Da Coach" (Mike Ditka) and used Raji as a short-yardage steamroller near the goal line a la William "Refrigerator" Perry? "The Fridge" became an overnight sensation after his one-yard TD run against the Packers in a Monday-night game back in the Bears' magical 1985 season. How about Raji returning the favor on Sunday?
While the prospect of Raji pulling a "Fridge" occurred to me rather quickly, it turns out I was far from alone in envisioning such a scenario, as a few respondents were quick to mention the same possibility in a recent Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Insiders' blog.
The Sentinel's Tom Silverstein immediately dismissed the concept of a Raji TD run, and he ought to know, since he watches the team like a hawk every minute of every day. But mark my words: McCarthy has some sort of trick up his sleeve for Sunday.
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Helen Blanche Schleman
Helen Blanche Schleman is, perhaps, the most remarkable woman in the history of Purdue University. She served Purdue as Director of the first women's residence hall in 1934 and, after serving in World War II, as Dean of Women from 1947 to 1968. She remained on the staff for several years to establish the "Span-Plan" program for mature students.
Helen Schleman was always ahead of her time in believing that women could do anything that men could do. She always believed this! She fought hard for equality of women throughout her lifetime - both at Purdue and beyond. She was elected President of the National Association of Women Deans, Administrators and Counselors. She served in the U.S. Coast Guard Reserves during World War II, attaining the rank of Captain and earning the Navy Commendation Medal. She was appointed to the Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Services and served on President John Kennedy's Commission to write the national report, American Women.
But Helen Schleman's legacy is felt most deeply and reverently by her staff and colleagues who were honored to serve with her and by the many students she influenced. To be in the presence of this woman was to know that she respected all people, that she had faith in each individual's abilities, and that she would educate and fight, if she must, so that all have a chance to live up to their potential.
Helen B. Schleman left a generous bequest in her will to be used for Purdue University undergraduate students. A committee comprised of Dean Schleman's friends and colleagues gathered to discuss how her bequest should be used to support her special interests and causes. The Helen B. Schleman Scholarship for nontraditional students resulted from these discussions. In the 1960's Dean Schleman was concerned about the wives of college students who were not involved in the educational environment at Purdue. She observed that these women often became divorced from the college-educated spouses. In response to this, Dean Schleman founded the Span Plan Adult Student Services Program in the Office of the Dean of Students. Today, Span Plan provides services to all students who have taken a nontraditional path to higher education. It is fitting that Helen B. Schleman's bequest be used to encourage nontraditional students by providing scholarship money for an undergraduate education.
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DNA Repair and Health Effects of Air Pollution
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Originally from Canada, Dr. Heacock received her undergraduate degree in Biochemistry from Delta State University in Cleveland, Mississippi and her Ph.D. in Biochemistry from Texas A & M in College Station, Texas. Her dissertation topic focused on following the extreme terminal ends of chromosomes, telomeres, as they progressed into end-to-end chromosome fusions. Her current post-doctoral research is a structure/function study of the DNA repair enzyme, Pol fl, in response to DNA damage.
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