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Ravens LB Sergio Kindle has still not fully recovered from a July accident and is unlikely to take the field this season.
Lewis' play, influence still essential for Ravens
With his playing career now spanning parts of three decades, Ravens MLB Ray Lewis continues to have a major influence on the team on and off the field.
Bengals avoid blackout for home opener
The Bengals announced Thursday that they have avoided a blackout for Sunday's home opener against the Ravens. The game has been declared a sellout.
Ravens spoil Jets' opener, 10-9
WR Anquan Boldin, Baltimore's key offseason acquisition, toyed with New York's vaunted secondary for 110 yards on seven catches Monday night, leading the Ravens to a 10-9 season-opening win over the host Jets in their first game at ...
Jets-Ravens delayed due to weather
Storms in the area of New Meadowlands Stadium have delayed Monday night's game between the Jets and Ravens for at least 30 minutes.
Ravens not done tinkering with secondary
Our AFC North Whispers indicate that Baltimore may continue to address its defensive backfield following the recent trade for Seattle CB Josh Wilson.
Houshmandzadeh strengthens Ravens' improved WR corps
Wide receiver did not loom as an overwhelming need for Baltimore, but the Ravens did not pass on ex-Seahawk T.J. Houshmandzadeh for a relatively low price.
Report: Ravens agree with WR Houshmandzadeh
The Ravens have agreed with former Seahawks WR T.J. Houshmandzadeh on a one-year, $855,000 contract, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported on Twitter on Monday morning.
Ravens claim ex-Cowboys CB McCann
According to a report from the Dallas Morning News, the Ravens claimed CB Bryan McCann off waivers from the Cowboys, citing McCann's agent as the source.
Ravens cut QB Smith, WR Williams; shift Reed to PUP
The Ravens have released former Heisman Trophy QB Troy Smith and WR Demetrius Williams and have placed S Ed Reed on the physically-unable-to-perform list.
Eagles trade for Ravens DE Barnes
The Eagles have acquired DE Antwan Barnes from the Ravens for an undisclosed 2011 draft pick.
Cundiff beats out Graham for Ravens' PK job
According to several reports, Billy Cundiff has beaten out Shayne Graham for the Ravens' kicking job. Graham has been released.
Report: Ravens' Reed will start season on PUP list
Ravens FS Ed Reed will begin the season on the physically-unable-to-perform list, NFL Network's Jason La Canfora is reporting. That means Reed will miss at least the first six weeks of the season.
Report: Ravens acquire CB Wilson from Seahawks
The Ravens added depth to a banged-up secondary Tuesday, trading a conditional fifth-round pick to the Seahawks for CB Josh Wilson, according to an ESPN report.
Ravens NT Cody sidelined two weeks
Ravens rookie NT Terrence Cody will be sidelined two weeks after undergoing surgery last week, making him questionable for the season opener against the Jets.
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Reed has resolved a marijuana charge against him without paying a fine or receiving jail time.||||||| The case is now closed, according to Maryland district court records. Reed addressed the case Friday rather than going to trial next week. Reed was issued a summons for misdemeanor possession of marijuana last month after police entered his residence in December and found a small amount of the drug.
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December 20, 2012
After weeks of harassing Cinemark, Steven Spielberg's epic biopic Lincoln finally made its way to Cinemark 12. When viewing biopics, I often have to remind myself to not get stuck on historically accurate sticking points otherwise I would rarely like biopics because rarely does real life make good cinema. It's a good thing I do remind myself because Lincoln does not disappoint.
Lincoln largely depends on the great Daniel Day-Lewis. When you are on screen for 90% of 2 1/2 hours you better be solid. Daniel Day-Lewis does not disappoint in the title role. He is in complete character control in not only one of the best performances of the year but maybe one of the best performances in recent memory. Tommy Lee Jones is also quite memorable.
With holidays comes award season movies. Some movies making award runs that I know are making its way yo Victoria are Les Miserables, The Hobbit (already here and mainly will be in technical categories), and Django Unchained (a Tarantino movie I am boycotting because of Jamiee Foxx). If traveling through Houston I would highly recommend The Silver Linings Playbook (a movie I expect to gain a lot of momentum come award season). I would also say catch The Master, which should be very interesting come Oscar season. How does Hollywood handle a film about scientology? Also in January get ready for Zero Dark Thirty. It got several golden globe nominations, does this controversial movie live up to the hyper? We shall see. Until then, let the fun award season begin. Check back soon for Golden Globe breakdowns.

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Police said one person is dead and another has serious injuries after a shooting Friday.
The victim has been identified as 24-year-old Cody Brown, of Kansas City, MO.
The shooting happened about 7:37 p.m. at West 39th Street and Baltimore Avenue. Police Chief Darryl Forte said it happened inside a beauty salon that sits next to a barber shop.
Police said two men walked into the African Beauty Salon and approached a male and female customer. They shot Brown multiple times. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
The woman was also shot, and she was taken to the hospital. She was last listed in stable condition.
The suspects ran from the scene on foot.
Many people came to the scene Friday to offer support when they heard the news.
The following morning, five to six people, who said they were part of a clean-up crew, were outside the business.
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The Phoenix Coyotes are one period away from heading to the Western Conference Semifinals. And they'll have eliminated the powerful Chicago Blackhawks to do so if they can hang on to the 1-0 lead they enjoy in Game 5 of their Western Conference Quarterfinals series.
Gilbert Brule took a feed from Marc-Antoine Pouliot in the second period of Game 5 and zipped a shot past Corey Crawford for the first goal of the night in the desert.
The goal was Brule's first of the series, and also got goalie Mike Smith — who has 22 saves on the night — an assist.
The Blackhawks certainly have the firepower to come back, but it would help if Viktor Stalberg could stay out of the penalty box: Stalberg has all three of Chicago's penalties on the night, and went to the sin bin twice in the final five minutes of the second period. Phoenix will begin the third period with a man advantage as a result.
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Space Shuttle Atlantis is almost ready to greet visitors at its new permanent display.
Construction is almost completed on the $100 million Atlantis facility as the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex targets an opening for June 29. The 90,000-square-foot home will provide guests a unique vantage point to explore Atlantis up close while telling the story of the 30-year Space Shuttle Program through numerous simulators and hands-on, interactive experiences.
"In many ways it's like a theme park experience. There's a movie theater here behind me, and they've taken a lot from that theme park experience," said Rick Abramson with Delaware North Parks and Resorts, the company which operates the visitor complex for NASA.
The goal is to try and give the public a sense of what Atlantis was all about.
"The fiery entry of the shuttle's return to earth, flame and smoke when it leaves earth... the tiles behind us that symbolize the heat protection that the shuttle had," said Bill Moore, CEO SC Visitor Center.
The facility housing the exhibit is located in the Shuttle Plaza next to the existing Shuttle Launch Experience. At the entrance to the Atlantis exhibit, guests will walk underneath a full-size replica space shuttle external tank flanked by two solid rocket boosters.
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The first speaker for the University of Maine Correll Presidential Lecture Series will be Ernest Morrell, director of the Institute for Urban and Minority Education at Teachers College. He'll speak March 26 about English language arts instruction.
In a multimodal, interactive session, Morrell, who also is vice president of the National Council of Teachers of English, will outline a core set of principles for culturally relevant and academically rigorous 21st century English language arts instruction from 4:30-5:45 p.m. in the Wells Conference Center. The public is invited to the free event. The talk, "Powerful English Language Arts Teaching in the 21st Century Classroom," will feature examples of new teaching pedagogies and explain how incorporating new literacies into classroom instruction serves to increase student engagement and academic literacy development. He'll also outline principles of powerful teaching through engagement, affirmation, discipline, inspiration, purpose and love.
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text: Latchkey Summer Camp offers Coastal Bend parents a chance to continue their child's education even though school is out, continuing to nurture each student mentally and physically.The theme for this year's Latchkey Summer Camp is "superheroes." Every camper, ages five through 13, understands that these incredible characters need to exercise their brains and bodies everyday to be healthy and fit."I do pushups at home so I can get strong," camper Ian said."You get to have field trips, get to go swimming, and there's dance class, science, sports," camper Liam said.Brittany Deleon, the camp coordinator at Blanche Moore Elementary, explained that campers are doing something different every hour, and she is responsible for eight one-week sessions."We want them to go home and tell their parents, 'Look at what I made. Look at what I learned. Look what I did,'" Deleon said. "So that way they feel like they accomplished something the entire summer."Camp runs roughly 10 hours everyday, Monday through Friday, while parents are at work. In order to last that long, every camper must fuel up. Nutrition and health are key components at latchkey camp. They are lessons taught during lunch and especially at snack time."We tell them we eat our fruit and vegetables so we can go outside and play," Deleon said. "We drink the water so we can go out and play."When nine-year old Liam is not learning the latest dance moves, he is thinking about his favorite superhero: Superman. Seven-year old Ian wants to be a Power Ranger, but mostly looks up to Iron Man.Bella's favorite superhero stopped her teachers in their tracks. The five-year old, who loves dance and the color pink, says no one can top her "mommy.""Because she is a grown up and I love her," Bella said.At the end of the day, teachers hope the lessons learned at camp stay with these children throughout their lives.There are plenty of spaces open for Latchkey Summer Camp, and the cost is about $80 a week. However, scholarship opportunities are available. For more information, or to sign a child up for the camp, call 361-826-3499.


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The Black Hills is living up to its name today as Parker Peak continues to smolder while firefighters rally.
"The big thing is trying to catch things in the initial attack and get them before they get big." said Information Officer Julie Molzahn.
But to get to this fire means battling steep slopes and rocky terrain. On Tuesday, fighting the Parker Peak fire became one for the history books.
"This was the first time we used smoke jumpers on the South Dakota side if the Black Hills National Forest, so it's a historic day for jumpers." said Molzahn.
Smoke Jumpers are basically firefighters with parachutes and can literally get on a hit spot quickly.
"It was a great time, I loved it." said Cindy Super, a former smoke jumper. She says the rocky conditions of these hills made jumpers necessary. Smoke Jumping is a precise operation. Planes circle the fire checking the wind and making sure the jump is as safe as possible.
"You get to the door and it's like no feeling in the world. It's loud and chaotic, your heart is pounding and as soon as you jump it's an amazing peace and quiet. Then you roll to the ground and the real work begins." said Super.
Eight smoke jumpers made the leap onto Parker Peak making a total of 70 firefighters there. They continue to work around the clock all with the same goal of getting this fire under control.
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AEDD was formed in order to provide pre-employment training, real work opportunities, recreational and leisure time activities, and development of daily living skills for individuals with developmental disabilities (DD) in the Little Rock area. AEDD board members and the executive staff personally guaranteed a note for five thousand dollars to begin operations.Read more...
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AEDD's annual Curtain Call for a Cause brought down the house! With great food, wonderful auction items and fantastic entertainment, this year's Curtain Call for a Cause showcased the best of Central Arkansas. Thank you to everyone who joined us, and we hope to see you next year.
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The twist to Timbuktu
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Fabled city of Timbuktu bent on wooing tourists
The fabled desert city of Timbuktu has long fired the imagination of travellers but an outbreak of fierce fighting in the region has sparked concern that tourists may snub this African treasure.
Planet of the Dogon
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HICO (WVVA)--- Police have found a child that was reported missing by parents in Fayette County.
Fayette County Sheriff Steve Kessler says that they received notice about the missing child around 2:40 PM Saturday afternoon.
The report came from a family that lives on Stringtown Road in Hico. Parents say that the child was missing for only a few minutes, but during the investigation Sheriff Kessler says that they found out the child was gone for over an hour.
After calling for a bloodhound, they found the child in a nearby wooded area.
The child was found unharmed. The family's identity is not being released at this time.
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Ivan Eland Discusses U.S. Intervention in Iraq on the Financial Survival Network
Recorded: Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland appeared on the Financial Survival Network with host Kerry Lutz to talk about the latest situation in Iraq. After the beheading of journalist James Foley, Eland discusses the likelihood of more U.S. intervention there.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: RadioIssues: Defense and Foreign Policy, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, History (International), Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics
Stephen P. Halbrook: Are There Lessons for Us Today from Nazi Gun Control?
Recorded: Thursday, July 24, 2014
With new debates over gun control, renowned scholar, attorney, and author Stephen P. Halbrook speaks on the explosive findings in his new book, Gun Control in the Third Reich: Disarming the Jews and Enemies of the State.
Experts: Stephen P. HalbrookType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Government Power, Gun Control, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Regulation and Deregulation
Robert Higgs on FDA and Consumer Welfare
Recorded: Wednesday, July 23, 2014
This presentation by Independent Institute Senior Fellow Robert Higgs was presented on July 24, 2014, at Mises University, sponsored by the Ludwig von Mises Institute, in Auburn, Alabama.
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John C. Goodman: What's the Alternative to Obamacare?
Recorded: Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Independent Institute Senior Fellow John C. Goodman, author of "Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis" describes how the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, with its 27,000 pages of rules and regulations, has omitted some basic market-based concepts that would benefit all consumers. Goodman outlines the changes that would make such a healthcare system function, utilizing his extensive knowledge of the subject. Goodman is known as the "Father of Health Savings Accounts" whose suggestions for healthcare reform have been heard around the country. In this video, he highlights what is wrong with Obamacare, and offers his bold ideas on sensible healthcare reform.
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Recorded: Sunday, June 29, 2014
Research Fellow Stephen P. Halbrook, author of author of Gun Control in the Third Reich appeared on the Operation Freedom radio show with Dr. Dave Janda. Halbrook speaks about his latest book and how the Second Amendment prevents events that occurred in Germany before World War II, where gun control and registration laws enabled the Nazi party to consolidate power and disarm Jews and other so-called enemies of the state.
Experts: Stephen P. HalbrookType: RadioIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Culture/ Society, Freedom, Gun Control, History (International), Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics
Ivan Eland on ISIS in Iraq
Recorded: Saturday, June 28, 2014
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland, author of Partitioning for Peace appeared on Canada's CTV to talk about recent events in Iraq, where Iraqi forces have gone on the offensive against ISIS militants. Eland gives his perspective on Iraq's history and how his idea of partitioning of Iraq is still an outcome that would bring relative peace in Iraq.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: TelevisionIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Defense and Foreign Policy, History (International), Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics, Terrorism and National Crises
Eland on CrossTalk: Ukrainian Truce?
Recorded: Friday, June 20, 2014
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland appeared on RT televisions CrossTalk program, discussing the recent developments in Ukraine. With a new president, will Ukraine now fall under the influence of the west?
Experts: Ivan ElandType: TelevisionIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Defense and Foreign Policy, Government Power, History (International), Politics, Terrorism and National Crises
William J. Watkins, Jr. on Patent Trolls
Recorded: Wednesday, June 18, 2014
Research Fellow William J. Watkins, Jr. appeared on XMSatellite radios Innovation Navigation show to talk about his new book Patent Trolls: Predatory Litigation and the Smothering of Innovation. The cost of patent trolls is staggering, both in terms of lost work and in court costs and attorney fees. The outmoded patent system in the US is discussed, including proposals for reforming the patent system.
Experts: William J. Watkins Jr.Type: RadioIssues: Antitrust, Competition, and Monopoly, Business, Economic History and Development (U.S.), Litigation, Regulation and Deregulation, Science, Technology


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Rep. Charles B. Rangel won re-election to New York's 13th Congressional District seat by a razor-thin margin this week — but that's no thanks to fellow Democrats, who all but abandoned their longtime colleague on the fundraising front. In 2012, when he faced his first close shave against state Sen. Adriano Espaillat, contributions from other Democrats' campaign…
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A Charlotte County man was arrested after allegedly leaving a large pile of trash in an empty lot near people's homes. Deputies say the man responsible is Matthew Wolfe. And while the trash has been cleaned up, we were able to find a sheet of paper with Wolfe's name on it.
On her daily bike ride, Christina Joy found herself collecting books from an empty lot in Deep Creek.
"I'm picking them up because they need to be picked up," she said. "I'm a big believer of recycling and taking care of nature. It's just horrible thing to see trash everywhere."
Trash, she explained, like vacuums, old carpet and even a box of old books.
It's an example of trash and debris that Charlotte County deputies see often in the overgrown areas off Highlands Road – the same area deputies say Wolfe ditched about 200 cubic feet of trash.
But we were there Monday when Wolfe came back to the scene to show his kids the bad decision he had made.
"It was a poor choice and it just seemed like it would be a great way to just get rid of it," he said. "I felt like I had to do what was right and get it cleaned up."
A deputy was patrolling the lot on February 4 when he found a huge pile household debris. In the mess were several letters addressed to Wolfe. And that's how they tracked him down.
"What seems like something so small – it's bigger than what you may realize," Wolfe said. Wolfe says he did it because he didn't want to dump it in his neighborhood and the dump was closed. He is facing a felony litter charge.
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Dorothy L. Jones died Saturday at her Plainfield home. She was 79.
Born Aug. 17, 1933, in Mitchell, she was a daughter of the late Lester and Mary (Cooper) Sheeks.
She was a 1950 graduate of Mitchell High School and received a bachelor's degree in art education from Indiana University in 1954 and a masters in art education from IUPUI in '82. She was an elementary school teacher in Greencastle and Mitchell. She also taught in Solano Beach and Samon, in Lemoore, Calif. She retired from Northwood Elementary School in Mooresville after 21 years.
Mrs. Jones was a member of Plainfield United Methodist Church.
Survivors include sons Jeff (Cathy), Jay, and Robert Jones; a daughter, Holly (Mike) Richardson; a brother, William L. (Pauline) Sheeks; a sister, Rosemary McCart; 12 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Preceding her in death were her husband, Harold L. Jones, and a sister, Janet K. Greene.
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Should terror suspects be tried in civilian courts?
By Opinion Staff
Few people could identify Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab by name. He's far better known as "The underwear bomber."
Now he's been sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison. And it didn't take a special military tribunal to do it. Abdulmutallab, a Nigerian who tried to bring down a U.S. commercial jet on Christmas in 2009, was sentenced in federal civilian court on Thursday to life in prison by U.S. District Court Judge Nancy G. Edmunds.
He had pleaded guilty in October to eight charges, including attempted murder and terrorism, for trying to take down the flight. His lawyers said he shouldn't be sentenced to life because no one died. The judge said he posed a permanent threat, and that justified locking him up forever.
Some Republicans had criticized the Obama administration and FBI for its handling of the case. The would-be bomber had been informed of his right to an attorney soon after he was taken into custody.
Many critics of the Obama administration continue to insist that terror suspects shouldn't be tried in federal court. But this case, and others, show that regular courts can handle the burden. Using established civilian courts also avoids the perception that the suspects are being railroaded.
The issue is particularly pertinent to terror suspects still held at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. The White House, especially in this election year, is not eager to press for civilian trials and has allowed military tribunals to proceed.
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"These tend to draw students who may not think about exercise but like to dance. So the creativity that our wellness coordinator has brought to task has encouraged more and more students to get involved," said Tatum.
Also, Spelman College plans to replace collegiate sports with intramurals so everyone can play.
"It will allow students to work together in teams, in collaboration and allow students to be able to have other outlets. Instead of coming to a game, they can be in the game," said athletic director Germaine McAuley.
But not everyone is happy about it. Many of the current athletes were shocked to hear the news they wouldn't be playing next year.
"A lot of the athletes are extremely upset. Some are talking about transferring," said basketball player Amber Banks.
Banks said the benefits of college athletics just can't be replaced. "It means a lot putting on that uniform and working with people who you know care about you," said Banks. "Working for a coach who wants you to do well and you want to do well for them. It's sad to have that go."
But in the end, the athletes are greatly outnumbered by the rest of the students.
"I think it can make a huge difference. Doctors tell us 30 minutes a day can make a huge difference in health status," said Tatum.
Tatum said she has gotten a lot of phone calls from other small colleges about doing something like this. It wasn't their goal to be the guinea pig, but Tatum said they welcome the challenge.
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Carolina Beach Markets Former Pier Project Properties For $4.65 Million
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CAROLINA BEACH - The Town of Carolina has wrestled with how to deal with paying the debt on $4.3 million dollars in property it purchased in 2009 on Canal Drive and Carolina Beach Avenue North to facilitate a future NC Aquarium Pier and park.
On October 9th, 2012 the Town Council voted to forego an expensive oceanfront park idea and put all of the properties on the market to pay off what they owe the bank.
Earlier this week the properties were put up for sale for $4.65 million dollars.
According to a release issued earlier this week, Paul S. Loukas CCIM, Vice President of the Wilmington based firm, Cape Fear Commercial, announced the sale of nearly 1.972 acres of oceanfront and 2nd row land that includes a 62-room operating and stabilized motel.
The release states, "The sale is an assemblage of seven parcels totaling 1.972 acres along Carolina Beach Avenue North in the central business district. The properties can be classified into two distinct assets: (1) six parcels owned by CBP3, Inc. (an entity controlled by the Town of Carolina Beach) that contain Surfside Oceanfront Lodge and Guy Johnson motel, and (2) a single, vacant parcel of land owned by the Town of Carolina Beach that is currently used as paid public parking."
According to the release, "This sale presents a tremendous opportunity to acquire prime oceanfront and 2nd row properties that provide immediate cash flow with excellent future development potential," Loukas said.
The bulk asking price for all the properties is $4.65 million dollars. The offering will be hitting the market early next week.
Loukas said he has already received serious interest from both local investors and larger buyers from outside the region.
The properties are located at 234, 235, 236, 237, 239, 302, and 309 Carolina Beach Avenue North, Carolina Beach, NC.
Mayor Bob Lewis recently commented that, "To understand the current challenges with the property you have to know the land parcels themselves were acquired and loans secured by the town in 2008 with the property titles and loans setup in a non-profit holding company CBP3, LLC."
He explained, "The hope of that council at that time was that the NC Aquariums would move forward with a planned educational and fishing pier as the centerpiece of the central business district. Unfortunately council went ahead and approved the purchase of this land without any formal signed agreement with the State of North Carolina agreeing to build a pier on the site."
With the economic downturn in the economy, the state said they would not be able to fund the project. The estimated cost was $15 million for the pier with the state funding the land upon which the actual structure would be located.
The North Carolina Aquariums Division had planned to construct three piers along the coastline. One was built in Nags Head, NC in the Outer Banks. The second pier was planned for Emerald Isle, NC but was not funded. The Carolina Beach project was to be the third pier.
The original pier project called for a 1,000 foot long concrete pier with wooden decking proposed by the NC Aquariums complete with seating kiosks, fish tanks, conference space, kitchen facilities, pier store, decks and balconies to view the ocean, equipment rentals, a 10,000 square foot pier house, ADA accessibility and the potential for outdoor entertainment. The Town would be required to sponsor other improvements including 150+ parking spaces that are adjacent to existing parking lots.
The Town said they don't own the land, their separate shell corporation - called CBP3 - owns it. The Town pays the bills. That shell corporation was established because some state grant agencies will not award grants to reimburse for
property that's already been purchased.
The Council has worked to renegotiate the loans with BB&T as well as generate revenue from two hotels located on the properties to help pay the mortgage.
Mayor Lewis explained, "The town still has some state grants which we can possibly be utilized if we wanted to build a park of some sort on the property but the challenge there is these are mostly matching grants which means the town would need to come up with close to $2 Million of our tax dollars to pay off the loan and would need to demolish buildings on the land and build a park at an additional cost. A park which cost the taxpayers between $3 and $4 million dollars just does not seem to be a good investment when we have Freeman Park, Mike Chappell Park and the Lake which serves us well for recreation and open green space."
Lewis explained, "As you know a couple of our current council representatives secured a reduction in the interest rate and terms of the financing of the property in question significantly reducing our annual debt payment. Thinking out of the box and at the direction of the bank holding our note on the property, council also restructure how we managed the revenue and expenses on the two operating motels on the property reversing our financial exposure on a yearly basis so we now find ourselves in a situation where the current revenue income basically covers our annual costs. This however is just a short term strategy which was targeted to get us through the next 5 years or so with little or no cost to our taxpayers."
He explained, " The plan is that during the next 5 years the property value of these parcels may return to a closer number to what we paid for it originally. Council never planned to keep the property long term as the mission of a public entity is not to be in the hotel business and that is not in the best interest of the town to keep the property. We also
made the decision in October, 2012 to begin the process of selling off this commercial real estate if possible without taking a huge hit and have recommended the board members of the CBP3, LLC execute an agreement to hire a professional commercial real estate company to do so. CBP3 interviewed a number of commercial real estate companies in November and signed a listing agreement with Paul Loukas and Cape Fear Commercial in December of last year to market the properties."
Lewis explained, " The reality is that the property value in today's market may not bring the $4.3 million dollars needed to retire the note. It is not our intention or interest at this time to take a $1.5 - $2 million dollar hit on our town's revenue reserves to quickly sell off this property. We will offer the property for sale but are prepared to hold out for our price as the market continues to improve with the plan that as we get to a breakeven on the sale of the property versus our pay off we would take action."
He explained, "We have been presented with a proposal to exchange one parcel of land in this group for that of another where we could house our fleet maintenance and waste disposal facilities. There are several hurdles to overcome to work an exchange of property out but council will entertain the merits of the proposal and we will have public hearings and be open to all counter bids for this parcel of land as well."
The land owned by CBP3 can be sold just like any other commercial property depending on whether or not the offer is acceptable to the CBP3 Board and Town Council.
The parcels owned by the Town must go through a different process.
Councilman Steve Shuttleworth said Monday February 4, the Town would have to follow an upset bid process where an offer is entertained, a deposit is made by the potential buyer, and then a period of time is required to permit other interested parties to submit higher bids.


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Eric Smith is a disabled war veteran who decided to protest the United States' involvement with a global arms-trade treaty by standing on the steps of Indiana's most famous war monument with protest signs in hand and his 10-year-old son at his side.
But because Smith didn't have a permit to do so, he wasn't there long before he was told to leave or risk being arrested.
That incident, which took place in July on the steps of the soaring Soldiers and Sailors Monument in downtown Indianapolis, is now at the center of a civil liberties lawsuit that challenges the permit policies of the Indiana War Memorials Commission.
On Monday, the American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana filed a lawsuit on Smith's behalf against the commission, which oversees the state's public war memorials including the much-visited memorial on Monument Circle.
The lawsuit alleges Smith's First Amendment right to protest was violated with the threat of arrest. The ACLU said it's challenging the commission's policy "requiring a permit for even small numbers of people to engage in expressive activity on state property."
"Hundreds of thousands of individuals visit Monument Circle every year," said ACLU Executive Director Jane Henegar, in a press release. "Requiring every single person, much less a veteran who has fought to protect our liberties, to apply for a permit to carry a protest sign is an unnecessary burden on the First Amendment."
Smith, who suffered injuries during the Iraq War, including the loss of vision in one eye, views it that way too. He said he wasn't with a crowd of protesters, wasn't being disruptive, or blocking any entrances or exits to the structure. He was armed with signs bearing messages that contained his opposition to a United Nations' arms-trade treaty that he said wasn't getting enough media attention.
He was also armed with a printout of a "protesters' rights" brochure from the ACLU website, which he showed to two Indiana State Police officers who were called to the scene by an employee in the monument's gift shop.
"I took my son with me to show him how to exercise his fundamental rights and in return, he saw how government can step on your rights," Smith said. "The ultimate goal is to get the policy changed for everybody, not just me."
Stewart Goodwin, executive director of the war memorials commission, and a retired brigadier general with the Air Force Reserves, said he's been instructed not to comment on the lawsuit.
But Goodwin did say the commission had a permit policy for the use of all of its monuments, including the use of the exterior steps that lead up the Soldiers and Sailors Monument. He said the policy was there to protect the properties from damage and abuse.
"In my seven years (at the commission), I've never denied a protest request, not once," Goodwin said. "My job is not to deny protesters their rights."
Goodwin also said he spent nearly four decades in the military to protect the constitutional rights that the lawsuit accuses the commission of violating. "I wore the uniform for 37 years to protect those rights," Goodwin said.
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Ratings: 22 | Reviews: 7 | Display Reviews Only:
Alberta (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +39.3%
07-11-2013 04:04:49 | More by Jediknight362
4/5 rDev +23.8%
01-03-2014 15:58:36 | More by wertschy
Alberta (Canada)
4/5 rDev +23.8%
07-21-2013 06:45:16 | More by schnarr84
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +16.1%
04-29-2013 17:35:36 | More by WillAndSarah
Alberta (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +16.1%
08-19-2014 18:27:14 | More by qpaladeau
Alberta (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +16.1%
01-31-2014 16:30:39 | More by Duggyb
Saskatchewan (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev +8.4%
05-05-2014 17:21:28 | More by YamagamiTravis
Alberta (Canada)
3.46/5 rDev +7.1%
This is a pretty nice example of the Belgian wit style, and something that is much better than the macro equivalent, but overall I think it just lacks structure. It pours a hazy off-white/yellow and smells of light orange and coriander. I've only ever drunk it during down time indoors, but I could see this shining bright on a sunny Alberta summer patio with a nice sandwich and yam fries. My girlfriend's favourite beer, so I'm not allowed to speak too poorly of it. I feel it lacks some of the mouthfeel that the traditional Belgians and even some of the Quebec brews encompass.
01-10-2013 18:09:59 | More by zachloveshisbeer
Alberta (Canada)
3.36/5 rDev +4%
A light golden yellow offering with some haze but actually quite sparkling and bubbly for an unfiltered wheat beer. Aroma is sweet nutty malt, fruity bitter hops, there's citrus there but its in the background. A bit odd for a wit to have subdued citrus. The requisite coriander orange-lemon spice is on the palate but again, the main effect is a dry bitter hoppiness that masks more subtle peach, apricot, and apple fruity notes unless you go looking. I do not taste much orange per se. Less yeasty and sweet than many other wits, the dry bitter finish and fruit notes almost recall a Belgian pale ale. Its interesting but not essential.
10-20-2013 18:48:22 | More by CalgaryFMC
Alberta (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev +0.6%
10-07-2013 00:30:28 | More by Trancesexual
Alberta (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev +0.6%
10-30-2013 06:17:19 | More by Ianleesrivette
Alberta (Canada)
3.18/5 rDev -1.5%
330ml bottle, grabbed at the rather well stocked, newish Co-op liquor store in my (no longer so small) hometown south of Calgary.
This beer pours a hazy pale golden straw hue, with one skinny finger of bubbly, loosely foamy dirty white head, which leaves a few streaks of arching lace around the glass as it quickly bleeds away.
It smells of grainy breakfast cereal - toasted Cheerios, chiefly - some middling pithy citrus, subtly earthy coriander, and a simmering funky mustiness. The taste is soft, grainy wheat malt, a touch sweet, with somewhat spicy coriander, fairly aged, fleshy orange, and a still wafting weedy mustiness.
The carbonation is pretty laid-back, though still structurally sound, the body medium-light in weight, and generally smooth, just a wee tug from the lingering spices, it seems. It finishes off-dry, the combined sweetness of the grain, fruit, and spice enough to tilt it accordingly, though the mustiness never quite abates.
Not a bad witbier, really, the proclaimed flavours are all there, and mostly overshadow the hiccup that is the morphing mustiness. I'll have a go at the other 3 in this 4 pack, no question.
12-31-2012 05:07:25 | More by biboergosum
Alberta (Canada)
3.03/5 rDev -6.2%
A - bubbly straw golden that doesn't have the unfiltered cloudiness expected, finger of head retained very nicely
S - sour citrus and some graininess and adjunct
T - much like the nose, its somewhat bready but fairly bland and basic, nothing about it stands out
M - light, decent carbonation, on the thin side, finishes light
O - an average brew plain and simple
11-03-2012 23:36:21 | More by joemcgrath27
Alberta (Canada)
3/5 rDev -7.1%
11-05-2012 01:49:45 | More by BigBry
Alberta (Canada)
3/5 rDev -7.1%
08-26-2014 00:18:19 | More by Corson
Alberta (Canada)
2.75/5 rDev -14.9%
05-29-2013 14:43:52 | More by mattsander
Alberta (Canada)
2.75/5 rDev -14.9%
A little to bitter for my tastes. Oranges are naturally sweet, to include this taste then have the beer on the to me, overly bitter side undermines the purpose of the citrus flavoring. I would also have liked more carbonation in this beer, it was underwhelming for mouthfeel, which I was surprised at considering it poured with a lot of head. Seemed to be to clear for wit beer.
This beer probably is pretty thirst quenching though served cold on a hot day, I will give it another chance come summer.
03-31-2013 15:53:53 | More by Theman900
Alberta (Canada)
2.73/5 rDev -15.5%
341ml bottle poured into pint glass 4/10/12
A straw yellow with enough clarity to easily read these words through the glass, just a couple big bubbles but little for head or lace, not very Wit like
S faint cereal and citrus with just a little spice, not a whole lot going on pretty average, as it warms I get some gym socks, brewery and wet dishcloth
t more grains then I could smell, tastes a little weak it could be much stronger, I blow my nose thinking I'm stuffed up but I think its just bland, at least it doesn't have the wet rags and socks I could smell
M light bodied and more bubbles then I could see in the glass, aftertaste is fairly clean with just some faint spice
O I wasn't feeling this one as soon as I poured it into the glass, light color light flavor and smells a little off, needs some work
I wasn't in much of a rush to try the new brewery in town and after trying their line up I could've waited longer. this was by far the worst of the three but the others were pretty average.
10-05-2012 02:34:21 | More by wordemupg
Alberta (Canada)
2.6/5 rDev -19.5%
Appearance- Pours a slightly hazy straw with a finger width of foamy white head. Lots of tiny bubbles.
Smell- wheat, orange, hint of coriander, corn
Taste- Main flavours are wheat and corn with a slight hint of orange and coriander. I am really thrown off by the corn flavours. Very "un-wit like".
Mouthfeel- Light to medium bodied with moderate carbonation. A bit of a dry finish.
Overall- An underwhelming witbier by Village. The sample I tried at Calgary Beerfest 2012 was a lot more promising than what I am finding in the bottle. Perhaps the recipe changed along the way, or it was part of an off batch. I will revisit this in the future but the taste needs to return to its "Belgian" roots.
10-13-2012 01:18:59 | More by leaddog
Alberta (Canada)
2.5/5 rDev -22.6%
03-13-2014 05:27:55 | More by curtismontcalm
Nova Scotia (Canada)
2.5/5 rDev -22.6%
06-19-2014 00:25:24 | More by graybayou
Alberta (Canada)
2.5/5 rDev -22.6%
11-10-2013 06:32:42 | More by Exeter
Wit from Village Brewery
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So, here's the thing. I've noticed that after our mediocre start to the league season some folks on here seem to be having a crisis of faith, so to speak, and despairing of our chances of getting a top 4 or even top 6 finish. This post is by way of saying, in a long winded way, "Don't panic, because you've never had it so good".
So, to give some background and context: I am a Spurs fan. I've been a Spurs fan essentially ever since as a child I saw the then first division league table and saw the words "Tottenham Hotspur" standing out amongst a sea of Uniteds, Citys and Albions. The first year I can clearly recall following the team and their results was the 1986-87 season. In that season Spurs had a stellar midfield, including Waddle, Hoddle and Ardiles as well as a true predator up front in Clive Allen. We had Ray Clemence in goal and a club legend in Gary Mabbutt at the heart of the back four. At that time, Spurs had failed to win at Anfield in the league since the Titanic sank. They went there and took all 3 points. They romped through the early rounds of both cup competitions. Clive Allen would end the season with 49 goals in all competitions.
And what happened that season? Well, Spurs managed to Spurs things up (shamefully stealing a phrase from todays match thread there). Third place finish in the league, however that wasn't so bad because it was behind Liverpool at perhaps their eighties peak, and Everton who back in those days had money to spend on an actual squad (2 league titles in 3 seasons and only unable to win more in Europe due to Heysel). Losing in the League Cup semi finals to Woolwich after being 2-0 up on aggregate smarted a bit, however the real kicker was managing to lose the FA cup final to Coventry bloody City courtesy of a Gary Mabbutt own goal.
Now, despite not winning anything, that was pretty much as good as it got for Spurs for the next decade. Aside from the 1991 FA cup win the club were the definition of also-rans. The club hasn't been back to the FA cup final since that season, and thats despite reaching any number of semi finals against teams that we really should have beaten (step forward, Portsmouth, Everton, Newcastle United)
Things are different now. Under Daniel Levy the club accountants live in daily fear of being force choked if the budget doesnt balance, and yet we manage to bring in quality players at decent prices. I shudder to think how the club would be performing today if we had a first XI including the likes of Paulo Tramezzani, Moussa Saib, Nicola Berti, Andy Booth...the list goes on. When your biggest gripe is that Jermaine Jenas, a former England international it should be mentioned, is on the bench due to a couple of midfield injuries, then you really need to take a chill pill.
I personally still hold to the belief that Spurs can hit the top 4 this season because I think only one of our direct competitors has strengthened effectively. Even if it becomes a year of consolidation, that's fine with me, because short of a complete collapse this side is going to be steadily improved over the next year or two, and that means more glory nights are right around the corner.


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The Indiana Pacers lead the Atlanta Hawks, 59-50, at halftime in Game 2 as the Pacers look to go up 2-0 in their best-of-seven series.
After notching a triple-double in Game 1, Paul George picked up right where he left off, scoring 16 points on 6-of-10 shooting in the first half. Roy Hibbert had 11 points and three rebounds, while both Gerald Green and D.J. Augustin had eight points off the bench. Both players are stepping up in the absence of Lance Stephenson, who bruised his hip in the first quarter.
The Pacers shot 48.8 percent from the field and led by as many as 11 points in the half. The Hawks shot well themselves, but they committed 10 turnovers and just could not get many stops. Atlanta's bench also has just six points, compared to 24 for Indiana.
Before the game, Satchel Price took a look at three key questions heading into the contest.
1. Can the Hawks get to the charity stripe?
The Hawks managed just 14 free throw attempts in Game 1, and to make matters even worse, they made just seven of them. Meanwhile, the Pacers got to the line 34 times and made 30 of those.
Things didn't change all that much in the first half of Game 2, with Atlanta getting into early foul trouble. Indiana shot 15 free throws for the half, making 11 of them. Meanwhile, the Hawks were able to get to the line 12 times, but once again struggled to convert, making only seven.
2. Will the Pacers keep dominating the boards?
The Pacers crushed the boards in Game 1, winning the rebounding battle 48-32. The margin is just 21-19 in favor of Indiana thus far, so that's somewhat of a positive for Atlanta.
3. Will someone step up for Atlanta?
Josh Smith got into some foul trouble, but he did manage to finish the first half with seven points and four rebounds. Al Horford has eight points and three rebounds, so the two star big men have played relatively well. Jeff Teague has also performed well, scoring 16 points on 7-of-12 shooting, but those contributions won't matter unless the Hawks are able to play some defense.
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Show your support for #Righttowork if you live in Michigan. Call your legislator today @onetoughnerd @SenRichardville @SpeakerBolger—
WFI (@StopBigLabor) December 06, 2012
Coworker, just now: "This is going to be one of the biggest political fights Michigan has ever seen." #rtw #righttowork—
Sven Gustafson (@sveng) December 06, 2012
Michiganders fed up with being under Big Labor's thumb are marching today on the Michigan capitol in favor of right-to-work legislation. If enacted, members of unions such as the UAW would no longer be forced to contribute dues:
[Terry] Bowman was forced to join the UAW when he began working for Ford in 1996. He had to pay the union dues or a steep agency fee as a condition of employment. Right-to-work, he says, would give workers the freedom to withhold their dues if they do not approve of how union officials spend the money.
"I'm very pro-union on the context of what unions were created to do: to bargain on behalf of their members in the context of the workplace," he said. "But unions are forcing their members to pay for a political agenda that many of them don't agree with."
Unions are countering by asserting that right-to-work legislation would put an end to collective bargaining. That is not the case:
"It doesn't ban unions or collective bargaining—that's protected by federal law [the National Labor Relations Act]," he said. "It makes union officials answerable and accountable to the workforce."
And that's a cause worth uniting behind.
New video, blog – Gov Rick Snyder @onetoughnerd explains why Michigan should adopt Freedom to Work: ow.ly/fSBKz—
Rick Snyder (@onetoughnerd) December 06, 2012
Americans for Prosperity Michigan is leading the charge:
The time is now to #savemi and pass #MIRTW. Support worker freedom!—
AFP-Michigan (@AFPMichigan) December 06, 2012
And despite union thugs' best efforts at intimidation, right-to-work advocates are holding the line:
@michellemalkin Union thugs must be cold. Not a ton of them here yet. http://t.co/vp2loBxh—
Michael Moon (@Moondizog) December 06, 2012
@michellemalkin Conservatives coming out in force to back the Right To Work legislation. #tcot #lnyhbt http://t.co/7W6u1BOd—
Michael Moon (@Moondizog) December 06, 2012
Americans For Prosperity starting to assemble. @michellemalkin @khoekstra #tcot http://t.co/4fMVOtdJ—
Michael Moon (@Moondizog) December 06, 2012
Americans for Prosperity Deputy Director Annie Patnaude hard at work today @michellemalkin @khoekstra #tcot http://t.co/r6gYVfEP—
Michael Moon (@Moondizog) December 06, 2012
#Snyder has called for legislature to pass #RighttoWork: #SaveMI and pass #MIRTW! #RTW http://t.co/fvju58GX—
AFP-Michigan (@AFPMichigan) December 06, 2012
Americans For Prosperity numbers growing in the fight to take back Michigan. @michellemalkin @khoekstra #tcot http://t.co/KyBHn45u—
Michael Moon (@Moondizog) December 06, 2012
Americans for Prosperity inside the capital. You won't see the media cover that. @michellemalkin @khoekstra #tcot http://t.co/TyVDy3Lc—
Michael Moon (@Moondizog) December 06, 2012
Round 2 #WorkplaceFreedom Lobby Day: #MIRTW is on the agenda: RT if you want to end forced unionization! http://t.co/292mqiU9—
AFP-Michigan (@AFPMichigan) December 06, 2012
Unions are reacting in typical fashion:
SEIU thugs just called me a freeloader? LMAO #tcot http://t.co/ce4jdeIh—
Michael Moon (@Moondizog) December 06, 2012
Union workers doing what they do best. Stand around @michellemalkin @khoekstra #tcot #lnyhbt http://t.co/TdZKaFcf—
Michael Moon (@Moondizog) December 06, 2012
Union reps told me to F Off when I asked when are you guys not on break @michellemalkin @khoekstra #tcot http://t.co/1NfaNVgN—
Michael Moon (@Moondizog) December 06, 2012
Union Rep in the Americans For Prosperity tent helping himself to free food. @michellemalkin @khoekstra #tcot http://t.co/LPapuZ7X—
Michael Moon (@Moondizog) December 06, 2012
But of course.
Unions bringing in people from out of state. This is a Michigan issue morons. @michellemalkin @khoekstra #tcot http://t.co/RbHgM7nu—
Michael Moon (@Moondizog) December 06, 2012
These extras were evidently bused in for thug reinforcements. The capitol was put on lockdown after being stormed by union members:
#rtw #mirtw #nfib MI State Capitol locked down police break up fist fight and arrest protesters wearing. SEIU jackets—
Charles Owens (@OwensNFIB) December 06, 2012
MSP has LOCKED DOWN Capitol after out-of-state protesters tried to break down doors to state House! 1 thug pepper spryd http://t.co/9sok3xHs—
Protecting Michigan (@ProtectMichigan) December 06, 2012
Union thugs tried to break down chamber doors. Capital now on lockdown. @michellemalkin @khoekstra #tcot http://t.co/KMudKH1n—
Michael Moon (@Moondizog) December 06, 2012
Capitol facilities just told me they've had 8 people arrested and 1 injured. #MIRTW—
Lindsay Vogelsberg (@LVogelsberg) December 06, 2012
Union skull-crackers notwithstanding, the Michigan legislature will take up the right-to-work bill today:
RT @conncarroll: BREAKING: Right to Work bill drops in Michigan. Both chambers to take up legislation today.—
Brian Faughnan (@BrianFaughnan) December 06, 2012
! Very big. RT @TheMatthewKeys: Reuters: Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder says will pursue making state 24th to adopt a "right-to-work" law—
Kate Hicks (@KateBHicks) December 06, 2012
Looking good for #RTW in Michigan. @onetoughnerd "When it arrives on my desk, I plan on signing it." Let's #savemi; pass #MIRTW.—
AFP-Michigan (@AFPMichigan) December 06, 2012
If the bill passes, Michigan would be come one of the largest right-to-work states in the country. And that's more than AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka can handle:
Republican legislators & Gov. Rick Snyder are willing to put politics ahead of Michigan's well-being. This could not be more divisive.—
Richard L. Trumka (@RichardTrumka) December 06, 2012
Stmt by AFL-CIO Pres @RichardTrumka on Right to Work in Michigan bit.ly/Uh1dw9—
Josh Goldstein (@JoshG54) December 06, 2012
Perhaps he should reserve his outrage for his criminal minions.
Americans For Prosperity not backing down to Union thugs @michellemalkin @khoekstra #tcot #lnyhbt http://t.co/IdaUBkJE—
Michael Moon (@Moondizog) December 06, 2012
Good for them. Stand strong, Michigan.
Proud of @onetoughnerd for supporting Right-To-Work legislation. Make sure he knows he has your support! #migov #MICHIGAN #tcot—
Blake Gober (@Blakegober) December 06, 2012
The bill has passed in the Michigan State House and Senate.


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Missing targets not fazing Manning, Colts' passing attack
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Collie has career game in Colts win
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Colts' Garcon, Session will miss Denver game
Two starters, WR Pierre Garcon and WLB Clint Session, did not accompany the Colts to Denver, creating manpower shortages at both positions for Sunday's game.
Brown becoming bigger factor in Colts' ground game
Although his pass blocking needs more work, Colts RB Donald Brown is becoming more involved in Indianapolis' running attack, according to AFC South Whispers.
Colts rookies contribute in win over Giants
Two Colts rookies, TE Brody Eldridge and LB Kavell Conner, made a big impact in their first significant regular-season action in a Week Two victory over the Giants.
Four Colts starters miss practice with injuries
Four Colts starters were out of practice on Wednesday because of injuries. RB Joseph Addai (knee), LB Gary Brackett (back), LB Clint Session (hamstring) and OLT Charlie Johnson (right foot) were among the Colts missing practice.
Colts play like defending AFC champs
The Colts' ground game and "D" stole the spotlight from the Manning brothers in a 38-14 shellacking of the Giants on Sunday night.
Peyton, Colts cruise to 'Manning Bowl' victory
Four-time league MVP Peyton Manning threw for three touchdowns, leading the Indianapolis Colts to a surprisingly easy 38-14 victory over his kid brother and the New York Giants.
Colts' run 'D' must play with better gap integrity
The Colts' inability to stop Texans RB Arian Foster in Week One was in large part due to poor gap integrity.
Brown was placed an IR with an ankle injury.||||||| Brown rushed for 417 yards with a TD in 10 games during a disappointing season in 2012.
Brown will be active Sunday but he will not start.||||||| He had been listed as probable most of this week after returning last weekend following in-season knee surgery.
The Indianapolis Colts say Brown is questionable for Sunday's game against Miami||||||| He had been listed as probable most of this week after returning last weekend following in-season knee surgery, but team doctors found swelling in the knee Saturday. Team officials now say Brown will be re-evaluated before Indy (4-3) turns in its list of inactive players 90 minutes before kickoff. If Brown does not play, rookie Vick Ballard would likely see the bulk of the action. Ballard has started Indy's last three games.
Four-time Pro Bowler Robert Mathis and starting running back Donald Brown did not make the trip when the Indianapolis Colts traveled to New York on Saturday for their game against the Jets.||||||| Neither absence was a surprise. The Colts (2-2) had said both would miss two to three weeks with knee injuries.
The Indianapolis Colts have activated Brown against the Titans.||||||| Brown had been a game-time decision Sunday, but rookie Vick Ballard gets the start at running back. Brown had a knee scope two weeks ago.