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Since Return to Sleepaway Camp is still in production, the announcement of another film might seem a little premature, but I guess Hiltzik doesn't believe in too much of a good thing. Also, the Sleepaway series happens to be the only credit on his resume, so when he says he will be returning for more, you can probably believe him. The series has maintained a loyal following over the years in horror circles, although its certainly not in the A-list of the genre. Nevertheless, considering the rate at which the franchise is churning out the sequels, it probably won't be long until number seven and eight are on their way.


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You could, or you could lose out on the guy you really want and need. I just think that the drafting and scouting process is far from an exact science, so to say this guy should be drafted between 16 and 24, so I won't take him at 13....just seems silly to me. If a guy has a first round grade, and he fills a need....then I think you take him. Unless there is another guy that you have rated way higher. Only time I would trade back, is if there are several guys still on the board that all have equal rankings on your board. At that point you can risk it. If Milliner is gone though, and Rhodes is the only other CB you have a 1st round grade one...then in my mind you don't screw around, you just take him.


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I just got back into lifting recently but with my work I can only use my own dumbbells and I don't have access to a gym.
my workout is:
chest,tri's,shoulders Monday and Thursday
press 4 sets 12/10/8/6
flies 3 sets of 12
dips 4 sets
seated overhead press 4 sets 12/10/8/6
upright row 3 sets of 12
skull crushers 4 sets of 12
tricep kickbacks 3 sets of 12
Biceps and back Tuesday and Friday
bent over row 4 sets of 12/10/8/6
lying row 4 sets of 12
shrugs 3 sets of 12
bicep curl 4 sets of 12
concentration curl 3 sets of 12
Abs and legs Wed
squats 4 sets of 12/10/8/6
split squats 3 sets of 8
step ups 4 sets of 12
calf raises 3 sets of 12
crunches 3 sets to failure
I been taking Procell-8 muscle tech whey and celltech creatine, GNC multi
eating lots of fish mostly tuna, chicken, i'm not a fan of vegetables but I eat them in shakes.
I was just looking for advice/opinion on my routine, eating habits, and choice of supplements
Some of the more experienced lifters here will be able to give you some concrete advice on the workout, but iv found in the past when equipment is limited it helps to employ creative methods to increase intensity.
Supersets, circuits, depletion type stuff. Just some ideas.
You'd probably have to give a bit more information regarding your diet to get some useful advice from people, but as long as you are getting enough carbs to fuel your workouts, enough fat to support hormone production, and enough protein to build muscle there really isnt much to it. Elite level athletes are the ones who benefit from complex dietary strategies, so the best thing to do is drill the basics when it comes to nutrition iv found.
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I wouldnt recommend working your upper body 4x a week while only working lower body 1x. You are neglecting half of your body going 4 to 1, upper to lower. That's a pretty common beginner mistake though, I was the same way before I came here and learned.
Not sure if guys around here still recommend the program but I have had great results using the BGB routine that used to float around this forum.
A lot of people come onto the site asking for advice on dumbbell-only routines.
Most of the time, the advice is 'you're going to struggle.'
It can be hard to get enough weight to really train your lower body using only DBs.
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Marvel Month in (P)Review: June/July 2008A column article by: David Wallace, Luke Handley
"Marvel Month in (P)review" highlights the Marvel Comics' month that was and previews the Marvel Comics' month that will be. This month's column features previews of Astonishing X-Men #25, Secret Invasion: Front Line #1 and Squadron Supreme #1!
Dave Wallace:Immortal Iron Fist #16 was a difficult read for me, as whilst it was an excellent issue in its own right, there was a bittersweet quality to it that came from my knowledge that it was the last to be handled by the current creative team. Matt Fraction and David Aja gave the book a great send-off, however, setting out Danny Rand's new status quo and providing a killer final twist that makes me very interested to see what comes next in the book.
I'll certainly give the new creative team a chance, but they have some pretty big kung-fu-slippers to fill.
Luke Handley: I think I love Joss Whedon. Seriously, this issue just felt so right from start to finish that I got the same warm fuzzy feeling that I got after finishing Giant Size Astonishing X-Men and that comes from reading a comic that is almost perfect. This issue wrapped up all the dangling plot threads from the previous five and the ending came with a real emotional jerk, which is not an easy thing to achieve over the course of only six issues. Compared to his Astonishing X-Men run that was apparently plotted in the days when decompression was cool, Whedon crammed an awful lot into his brief stint on Runaways, perhaps even too much to keep track of. And this was not helped by the fact that the delays between issues were sickening.
I'm sorry. Truly I am, but there's no way of avoiding mentioning the delays. It's taken a year and a quarter to get this arc out and the first three issues were released within 4 months of each, so that's nearly a year to wrap up the last three. That is quite simply ridiculous by anyone's standards. I find it interesting that this run was highly advertised when it began but that this final climatic chapter has received almost no promotion whatsoever. Can't really blame Marvel for not wanting to draw attention to this debacle. The delays have killed this book; it's as simple as that. It was never a big seller but had its core fans who could rely on it being released every month. Terry Moore and Humberto Ramos really face an uphill struggle to renew any buzz for this title. If anyone needed more proof that original graphic novels are the way to go in some cases then this has been it.
Dave Wallace:Wolverine #66 saw the first instalment of "Old Man Logan," the new arc by the Civil War team of Mark Millar and Steve McNiven. Whilst it was a slow start, it set up an interesting new status quo for Wolverine, living in a post-apocalyptic future Marvel Universe in which the heroes were defeated and in which the USA is run by super-villains (cue George W Bush joke).
Even if the story feels like it's only just getting started by the end of the issue, McNiven's ever-improving artwork kept things looking pretty, and there are enough interesting ideas in play that this could me one of the more compelling stories of the year. One to watch.
Luke Handley: This issue wrapped up the pandemonium reigning in Thunderbolts Mountain, the highlights being the showdowns between those team members still left standing: Speedball (yes, Speedball and not Penance) vs. Moonstone and Songbird vs. the Green Goblin. The only slight disappointment comes from how easily and quickly the situation is finally handled and after not having seen Bullseye for much of the last five issues, he does come across as a slightly convenient device, though I'm sure this was planned all along. Ellis finishes his tenure with things back in a similar position to where they started but with some big differences and major grudges.
But I simply can't believe that this is it: how can Warren Ellis and Mike Deodato be walking away from a title with such huge, and still largely untapped, potential? Ellis has given his reasons, and I do understand them, but think of us poor fans, will you? The creative team has given us twelve issues that, arguably, have been the best twelve-issue run on an ongoing Marvel title for a long time. This series has provided some of my favourite comic moments of the last couple of years (my favourite still being when American Eagle spanned Bullseye's neck) and it's with a heavy heart that I watch it come to an end. Christos Gage comes on board next month for a Secret Invasion tie-in. The preview art shows all the T-Bolts fighting alongside each other, which I find hard to reconcile with how things were left here. I want to give the new creative team a fair shot. I do. But I honestly think Ellis and Deodato have spoiled any chance of me ever enjoying this book as much again.
Dave Wallace: I'm not going to cover Secret Invasion in a huge amount of depth this month, but this issue of New Avengers stood out for me as another good example of how tie-in issues to big crossover events can be executed well. Brian Bendis delves into the backstory of Secret Invasion here, exploring one of the major revelations of the series -- that Spider-Woman is the disguised Skrull Empress -- in more depth. In doing so, he supports the core book without making the issue an essential purchase for those casual readers who are only following the main title.
Whilst you could argue that the seemingly random nature of these tie-in Avengers issues could be confusing or off-putting for readers who are expecting a continuous story from month-to-month (didn't the last issue end on a fairly significant cliffhanger involving Captain America? It isn't touched upon here at all), they make a great companion title to the core Secret Invasion book. In fact, as a longtime reader of Bendis' Avengers books I'm enjoying them a lot more than the main series.
Dave Wallace: Warren Ellis and Simone Bianchi take over Marvel's flagship X-book in July. Hot on the heels of Joss Whedon before him (and Grant Morrison before him), I'll be interested to see whether Ellis can take the book and make it his own, whilst still retaining the core relationships and themes that have made the book so enjoyable and interesting to read. I'm also going to be hoping that the book can stick to a more regular schedule with the new creative team, but Bianchi's artwork is so intricate and detailed that I have my doubts.
Luke Handley: Little fuss has been made over this title, which is odd in some ways as it continues something quite momentous: the regular publication of English-translated French "bandes dessinées." I'm loath to use the word "comic" to describe the source material, not because I think it's a degrading word in any way (hell, I tell people I read comics and NOT graphic novels and I'm proud of it!), but because "bandes dessinées" are usually 40 to 50 pages long with a hardback cover and are sold in bookstores. These graphic novels are considered works of art. They're released when the artist finishes them, not rushed to meet a solicitation date; they really are "novels." Not only that, but the graphic fiction section of most French bookstores is usually quite large and obvious with readers of all ages unashamedly browsing, rather than tucked away in a dark corner somewhere with guys who still think Matrix style leather coats are cool and people desperately trying to avoid making eye-contact with each other.
The second offering to come from the deal between French publisher Soleil and Marvel is the tale of a far future in which unrest between the core and outer planets of the Solar system has sparked conflict. I must confess that I don't know how well received this will be by the American public and Marvel's regular readers in particular. French graphic novels are notorious for their liberal use of mild language and nudity, things that are not taken liberally in any way in the U.S. But I, for one, am really looking forward to it. One small catch though: Marvel doesn't have the distribution rights for the U.K.! Dagnabit! Maybe they'll take pity on this humble reader and send him a review copy…
Dave Wallace: The "Front Line" series of books have hardly been my favourite comics of the last few years, but I'm willing to give any book a fighting chance. Here, Brian Reed takes over the writing chores from Paul Jenkins, providing a street-level perspective of the latest big event – the Skrull invasion - from the point of view of Ben Urich and a few other bystanders. A straightforward alien-invasion plot should lend itself well to this kind of title, and I'll be interested to see what Reed chooses to do with his story. The preview art looks strong enough that I'll probably check out the first issue at least - who knows, maybe it'll win me over.
Luke Handley: This book is a strange beast. I pick up every issue with my head telling me it's wrong; the concept is ludicrous and it shouldn't even exist. Then I start reading and after a couple of pages I'm enthralled, and by the time I reach the end I can't wait until the next issue hits. This had been going on for four months now, so perhaps it's time to just sit back, relax, and let Chris Yost and Craig Kyle give full reign to their violent tendencies. The biggest surprise for me has been the surprisingly heavy reliance on X-Men continuity. Between this and X-Men Legacy, things might become a bit excessive soon. But, as an X-fan, right now, I'm loving the revival of long forgotten threats, foes and plotlines.
The big event this month is the return of Archangel. I always liked the blue-skinned, mechanically winged version of Warren Worthington and was disappointed when he first recovered his "natural" wings (though I like the explanation Kyle and Yost have now offered for this) and then his blue skin when Chuck Austen decided he wanted to emphasise the angelic imagery. This second to last chapter of the title's opening arc promises to move things toward their inevitably bloody climax, and if you can get past the excessive bloodletting then this really is worth giving a look.
Dave Wallace: The first issue isn't even out yet, and this series feels as though it already has cards stacked against it. Firstly, there's the small matter of the unfinished series that preceded it, which was unceremoniously ended after J. Michael Straczynski and Gary Frank bailed on it in order to work on other projects. Then, there's the recent Ultimate Power miniseries, a disappointment that is still fresh enough in people's memories that it could easily deter them from buying this book.
As such, it's probably best that Marvel chose to go with a completely fresh creative team for this re-launched title. Howard Chaykin writes and Marco Turini draws this new series, which looks as though it'll introduce some analogues of regular Marvel Universe characters to go along with the DC analogues that have always been the core of the Squadron Supreme. This, along with the addition of Ultimate Nick Fury to the book's cast, has me interested enough that I'll certainly check out this first issue and see what direction the new JMS-less series will be taking.
Luke Handley: Well, here it is, issue 500 of the only Marvel title to reach such a landmark without some sort of renumbering/rebranding along the way. Up until "Divided We Stand," I had mixed feelings about Ed Brubaker as an X-scribe; the stories felt unnecessarily padded, and his second-tier cast failed to really capture my interest. However, the last five issues have been a minor revelation. In essence "Divided We Stand" was just about killing time until they could relaunch things properly with this issue, but Brubaker really did pull it off. Obviously, he just needs to write the big names. And that's what he's getting, with nearly every X-Man under the sun set to appear in this title, if the cover image is anything to go by.
Matt Fraction joins the creative team this month, and at the moment everything the man touches turns to gold. Welcome onboard, Matt! I really do have high hopes for this writing duo. A lot has already been said about the Greg Land preview art. Although not quite as much so as Rob Liefeld, over the last couple of years Greg Land has become a name that rarely solicits a neutral or unbiased reaction. I have no strong feelings either way. I haven't seen enough of his work to jump to prejudiced opinions, and I enjoyed Phoenix: Endsong, which turned out to be one of the best X-Men stories of the last couple of years. Only time will tell if I am correct to be so optimistic about this drastic change in direction. San Francisco? Why not?
Dave Wallace: The first proper issue of Captain America: White might still be a way off yet, but I'm keen to get hold of this "#0" preview issue to see what Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale have in store for us with this flashback tale of Captain America. Loeb's writing might have gone off the boil recently, but I've always enjoyed his collaborations with Sale, and if they can recapture their spark whilst avoiding the tendency towards overly sentimental nostalgia as a substitute for story, this should prove to be an enjoyable read.


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U.S. Representative Allyson Schwartz (D-13) briefly addressed the Democratic National Convention last night, as part of a group of current and hopeful Democratic congresswoman.
Schwartz appeared alongside minority leader Nany Pelosi (D-CA), Rosa DeLauro (D-CT), and seven others, as they took turns sharing their perspectives on different issues, particularly in regards to women. Schwartz used her turn to speak about Medicare, something she says she is familiar with after caring for an elderly parent.
"Moving America forward means never going backward on America's great promise of healthcare for our seniors: Medicare," Schwartz said. "We will not let the Republicans end the guarantee of Medicare, which will cost seniors thousands of dollars and endanger the health and retirement security of millions of Americans."
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I'm Congresswoman Allyson Schwartz of Pennsylvania. Moving America forward means never going backward on America's great promise of health care for our seniors: Medicare. As a daughter who cared for an elderly parent, I know medical care is not optional for seniors. We will not let the Republicans end the guarantee of Medicare, which could cost seniors thousands and endanger the health and retirement security of millions of Americans.
Americans have worked for their Medicare. They have paid for their Medicare. Whether you're 65, 55, 45 or 35, you've earned your Medicare. Americans deserve the security Medicare provides. President Obama will strengthen and protect Medicare. Democrats will make the tough choices—the right choices—to reduce the deficit and to preserve Medicare, for this generation and the next. The Democratic women of the House know that a secure retirement moves America forward.


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The WRC hosts monthly programs as part of our series 'Find Your Voice: Tell Your Story.' These programs include panels, speakers, spoken word, student performances, dance, music, art, self expression, and of course, food. Topics range from gender based violence to non traditional families, beauty norms, politics, and much more. Stop by the WRC to learn more!
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How to be Revolutionary in the Workplace is inspired by the Women Are Getting Even training that students and staff went through in Jan-term 2013. It will provide a forum for students to discuss and learn about topics ranging from salary and position negotiation to effectively communicating within the workplace. This program will be student led and offered in collaboration with the Career Center.
Honoring the Voices of LGBTQIA Alums will provide a forum for members of PRIDE, the general SMC student body and alums who served as agents of change while exploring and/or embracing their role within the LGBTQIA community.
Rethinking Pink Breast Cancer Luncheon takes place to educate members of our community about the direct and indirect impact cancer, and breast cancer in particular, has on our community and the world at large. This year's luncheon will focus specifically on the impact this epidemic has on women of color and explore what can be done to make all voices audible in the movement to fight breast cancer.
Catalina Torres Night to Remember is held each year during Domestic/Dating Violence Awareness Month to honor the life of Alum Catalina Torres, while examining the local and global impact of dating and domestic violence. After overcoming domestic violence, Catalina dedicated her life to helping others find the courage to seek resources and help so that they could live healthy, violence-free lives. In 2008 Catalina was tragically shot while protecting her cousin from an abusive partner. We gather each year to retell her story, to create space for others to share their stories and to walk in her memory.
Sister Act: Women of Faith Tell Their Stories will feature women in ministry or leadership roles within the church who will share their stories about what inspired their journey and how they have found their voices, advocated for marginalized populations and challenged oppression within religious institutions.
The World AIDS Day open-mic coffee house night has become an annual event for individuals directly and indirectly impacted by HIV or AIDS to come together to share their art, stories and research in hopes of spreading awareness, empathy and compassion.
LUNAFEST is a film-fest comprised of short films by made women for women. It is meant to spread awareness about a wide range of experiences of women from around the world.
V-Day: Until the Violence Ends is the culmination of an intensive one-month experience, in which a group of women learn about the stories of women around the world through the monologues that Eve Ensler has written. Through the preparation process, students learn to draw modern day parallels about issues (such as violence against women, empowerment and identity) raised in the play.
During Love Your Body Week, women and men are asked to rethink the mainstream messaging they've been bombarded with about body image and beauty and learn to love the bodies that they have. Throughout the week programs on topics ranging from masculinity and body images to mirror-less day will take place.
Tribute to Women of African Descent is a panel and mixer intended to connect the students of BSU and the Black Student Achievement Program with Alums who have journeyed into the work place and have found subtle but important ways to systemically challenge such issues as racism and sexism while also striving to maintain a sense of work/life balance.
The Wo/men's Conference is the result of in-depth collaborations across campus. The theme for the 2014 conference is Si Se Puede: Yes We Can and the focus will be on thinking globally and acting locally.
In Our Shoes: Changing the World With Our Stories is a time for people to share a piece of their own narrative as they talk about 'a-ha' moments when they learned to become allies, to reach out for support or to embrace themselves. This interactive workshop focuses on digital storytelling.
Celebrating API Women is a luncheon to honor women who are part of the API community who have used their voices to advocate for others. Current students will have an opportunity to network and connect with alums during this event.
Denim Day is the result of the 1992 case, in which an 18-year-old in Italy was picked up by her driving instructor to begin a driving lesson. Soon after she was raped on the side of the road by the instructor. She pressed charges and won her case. The instructor appealed, and the case went to the Italian High Court. In 1999 the court overturned the conviction with a member of the HighCourt declaring that since the victim wore very tight jeans, the instructor could not haveremoved them himself, therefore the victim must have willingly participated.
In April 1999 the state of California established the first Denim Day in the U.S. At SMC, we partner with Community Violence Solutions to put on a visual display either in Oliver Hall or in the Quad (depending on weather).
Take Back The Night is an evening of speaking out against sexual assault and domestic violence. Students, staff, and community members will play music, dance, read poetry, share stories, perform monologues, and honor sexual assault survivors and victims. A march around the campus and a candle light vigil will follow the performances.
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With Kevin Sorbo celebrating his 55th birthday on Tuesday, let's see what he and his one-time "Hercules" and "Xena" co-stars are up to today.
Ted Raimi played Joxer in both "Hercules" and "Xena." The actor is the brother of director Sam Raimi ("Evil Dead" and "Spider-Man"), who produced both shows.


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Baseball Falls to Belmont on Walk-off Home Run, 12-11
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Florida Gulf Coast University baseball team fell to Belmont courtesy of a three-run home run to left field in the bottom of the ninth inning to give Belmont a thrilling 12-11 victory over FGCU at Shelby Park in Nashville, Tenn. on Friday.
Derek Shaw (New Port Richey, Fla.) (2-2) was charged with the loss after going 1.1 innings and giving up four runs on four hits with two strikeouts.
Freshman Matt Hamann (Northbrook, Ill.) earned the win after pitching 3.1 innings and giving up three hits on three runs. He (2-0) notched a career-high five strikeouts in the victory.
The Eagles started the scoring in the top of the first inning with three runs to take the early 3-0 lead. The inning was highlighted with a two-run home run to center field by Tim Roberson (West Palm Beach, Fla.).
The Eagles would add two more runs in the top of the third inning on a two-run home run to left center by Robert Greene (Cape Coral, Fla.) to make the score 5-0 before Belmont responded.
The Bruins scored three runs in the bottom of the third inning to make the score 5-3. The first run was scored on a single to the shortstop by freshman Dylan Craig (Signal Mountain, Tenn.) to plate Hamann. The Bruins next run was executed on a sacrifice fly, then a wild pitch would plate the final Bruin run in the inning.
The Eagles scored another run in the top of the fifth inning on a solo home run by Greene to make the score 6-3 in favor of FGCU.
Belmont was able to score a run in the bottom of the fifth on a solo home run to left center by sophomore Derek Hamblen (Plano, Texas) and make the score 6-4.
The Eagles added to their lead with two additional runs in the top of the sixth inning to increase the lead to 8-4, on back-to-back RBI singles by Mikel Alvarez (West Palm Beach, Fla.) and Zach Maxfield (North Port, Fla.).
Belmont began to mount its comeback in the bottom of the seventh inning with two runs to cut the lead in half and make the score 8-6. Both runs were scored on a two-run home run to center field by senior Derek Wiley (Dublin, Calif.).
The Bruins tied the score in the bottom of the eighth inning, 8-8 with two more runs. The highlight of the inning was a two-RBI single to center field by Craig to score two Bruins.
The Eagles regain the lead, 11-8 on a three-run home run to right center by freshman Joe Guarnaccia (Davie, Fla.).For Guarnaccia, that was his first collegiate home run.
The Bruins would respond with four runs in the bottom of the ninth, all with two outs. The first run was scored on a single to left field, and then a pinch hit home run by Phillip Parsley's to give the Bruins the 12-11 victory.
Senior Brian Kelley started the game for Belmont and went 5.2 innings and gave up eight runs on 12 hits and posted one strikeout in the no-decision.
Woodworth earned the start for FGCU and went 6.1 innings and gave up six run on seven hits with four walks and four strikeouts. He also received a no-decision for the contest.
Six Eagles recorded multiple hits on the night, Josh Upchurch (Cape Coral, Fla.), Stephen Wickens (Whitby, Ontario), Tim Roberson, Mikel Alvarez, Zach Maxfield, and Robert Greene each had two hits in the contest.
The Eagles will return to action on Mar. 28 against Belmont at Shelby Park starting at 1:00 pm in a doubleheader.


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Aliya-by-Aliya Sedra Summary
Aliyah by Aliyah - Vaychi
[P> X:Y (Z)] and [S> X:Y (Z)] indicate start of a parsha p'tucha or s'tuma respectively. X:Y is Perek:Pasuk of the beginning of the parsha; (Z) is the number of p'sukim in the parsha.
Kohen - First Aliya - 13 p'sukim - 47:28-48:9
[47:28 (4) part of the parsha at the end of Vayigash] The sedra begins with Yaakov at age 147, having been in Mitzrayim for 17 years. (Remember that Yosef was 17 when the trouble started. Interesting, no?) The Torah tells us that Yaakov is near death and Yosef is called to his bedside. Yaakov asks Yosef that he (Yaakov) should not be buried in Egypt but rather in Me'arat HaMachpeila. Yosef agrees; Yaakov asks Yosef to swear to it.
SDT: Why would Yaakov insist that Yosef swear - didn't he trust him? Among other reasons, the oath might prove necessary in obtaining permission from Par'o for the funeral. Even if Par'o would have been inclined to say "no", he would respect an oath. This, according to Midrash, because Yosef had sworn not to divulge a particular secret about Par'o (that he, Yosef, knew more languages than Par'o). Par'o could not say to Yosef, "I don't care what promises you made", etc. There are commentaries who suggest another possible reason for making Yosef swear - Yosef might be upset about his mother's not having being buried in the "proper" place, and he might not be favorable to his father's request.
SDT: Yaakov asks Yosef for Chesed v'Emet, True Kindness. It is considered that tending to the burial of the dead is the purest form of kindness, because, among other reasons, it is the one situation in which the recipient of your kindness cannot repay the favor himself. It is an act of kindness without recompense. However, commentators question this idea in Yosef's case. We are taught that Yosef merited having his remains taken out of Egypt as a reward for his attention to Yaakov's wishes. How can we refer to what he did for his father as Chesed shel Emet? One answer is that Yosef received reward in kind only by being taken out of Egypt and buried in the Land of Israel. His body spent a long time in Egypt. His act of True Kindness to his father was that Yaakov's body did not spend even a moment buried in Egypt. For this, Yosef was not paid back in kind; his action on behalf of Yaakov's funeral arrangements was indeed Chesed & Emet.
Another understanding of the concept of CHESED SHEL EMET is that when one does a favor for a living person, one never knows if things will actually turn out all right. It might look like a good thing to do, but things can turn out "don't do me any favors". An act of kindness to the dead is an unquestioned act of Chesed.
[P> 48:1 (22)] Sometime later, Yosef is informed (by Efrayim who regularly ministers to and learns Torah with Yaakov) that Yaakov is sick ("at death's door"). Yosef brings his two sons with him to Yaakov (so that they can receive his blessing). Yaakov is strengthened by the news of Yosef's impending visit (Thus is the power of Bikur Cholim).
SDT: As to who told Yosef that his father was sick, it is Rashi who brings the opinion that it was Efrayim, who tended to Yaakov's needs in Goshen while Yosef was in Egypt proper. The Midrash says that it was A-s'nat, Yosef's wife, who told him.
Speaking of A-s'nat… The Midrash says that she was Dina's daughter, who was raised by Potifar in Egypt. The Midrash also says that when Potifar's wife accused Yosef of improper advances, it was A-s'nat who privately told Potifar the truth, thus saving Yosef's life.
Yaakov tells Yosef of G-d's promises to him and his descendants and of Rachel's death and burial. He then assures Yosef that his two sons, Efrayim and Menashe, will be equal to Yaakov's sons. (This in essence, is the double portion of inheritance that Yaakov is giving to "his heart's first-born", the elder of his beloved Rachel's sons.) Then Yaakov takes notice of the boys and asks Yosef to present them so that he can bless them.
Levi - Second Aliya - 7 p'sukim - 48:10-16
Yaakov's eyesight fails him in his old age (as did Yitzchak's) and Yosef brings his sons and moves them towards Yaakov, who kisses and hugs them. Yosef then takes his sons off of Yaakov's lap, so that he can present them formally to Yaakov, for their brachot. After bowing before Yaakov, Yosef carefully and formally presents his sons to Yaakov with Menashe on the left and Efrayim on the right so that Yaakov's hands will rest on the appropriate heads for the blessings. Yaakov switches his hands, resting his right on Efrayim's head and his left on Menashe's. Then Yaakov blesses Yosef by blessing his (Yosef's) children with the famous HAMAL'ACH HA'GO'EL OTI…
Yaakov's reference to fish in his bracha for Efrayim and Menashe (and all Jewish children in perpetuity) is explained on at least two levels. Fish are prolific; Yaakov was blessing his descendants that they should become a large nation. It is also known that the EYIN HARA has no hold over fish (which has something to do with their survival during the MABUL without being taken into the Ark). And this too was part of his bracha. (The Yiddish name Fischel (fish) is often paired with Efrayim; obviously, this bracha is the source of that name-pair.)
Shlishi - Third Aliya - 6 p'sukim - 48:17-22
When Yosef realizes that Yaakov has switched hands (and has thus "favored" Efrayim over the firstborn Menashe) he gets (understandably) very upset and tries to "correct" the positions of Yaakov's hands. Yaakov resists, explaining to Yosef that he is fully aware of what he is doing; and that Efrayim will indeed surpass his brother in greatness.
On this same day, Yaakov blesses them by saying that the traditional blessing for sons shall be: "May G-d make you like Efrayim and Menashe".
Think about this… Imagine the panic that Yosef must have felt when he witnessed the potential of "family history repeating itself". How can Yaakov do what he was doing when he was painfully aware of the consequences of favoring one son and of the jealousy that it creates (can create).
That's the point! It CAN create jealousy, but it need not. It depends upon the character of the people involved. A parent can "tiptoe" around just so long, making everything equal and even, in the hopes that jealousy will not emerge. But that kind of behavior just postpones the jealousy, it does not eliminate it. Parents have to help build the character of their children, so that they will develop good MIDOT, personality traits.
Perhaps Yaakov Avinu saw that his two grandsons possessed the qualities that "allowed" him to do what he did. Two major personality traits that a person should strive for (and that parents shall try to help develop in their children) are: not being boastful when in a superior position and not being resentful when in an inferior position. Efrayim was destined to become greater than his older brother Menashe. These two brothers were such that Efrayim did not lord himself over Menashe, nor was Menashe jealous of Efrayim's prominence. What greater blessing can a father give his sons than "May G-d make you like Efrayim and Menashe!"
Yaakov then tells Yosef that he is about to die; that G-d will be with the family-nation; that He will restore them to the Land of their ancestors; and that he (Yaakov) has provided Yosef with an additional portion of the Land.
R'vi'i - Fourth Aliya - 17 p'sukim - 49:1-17
[P> 49:1 (4)] Yaakov gathers his sons around him with intentions of revealing to them "the end of days" (knowing the future will ease the pain of the difficult times ahead) - but it is not to be!
SDT: Rashi says that Yaakov wanted to reveal the "KEITZ" (end of time), but was not allowed to do so by G-d. The original prophecy concerning the exile in Egypt was given to Avraham in the "Covenant between the Pieces". There he was told that his descendants would be oppressed for 400 years. In fact, the people were enslaved for 210 years. (Actually, they were in Egypt for 210 years; actual enslavement was significantly less.) The additional 190 years is calculated from the birth of Yitzchak - once Avraham had his first descendant, the "clock of exile", so to speak, began ticking.
Egyptian exile would have been more tolerable, had our ancestors known about this 190 year "grace period". This is the KEITZ (KUF (100) + TZADI (90) = 190) that Yaakov wanted to reveal to his sons. But this he was not permitted to reveal it.
(The blessings, often mixed with fatherly criticism, combine to become the brachot of the Tribes.)
Yaakov's words about Reuven speak of his unrealized potential to have been the leader and the indiscretion that lost him the position of leader.
[P> 49:5 (3)] Yaakov refers to the violence of Shimon and Levi. He curses their anger - not them.
Important lesson for us all from this point. Don't say to your son, "BAD BOY!" Say, "you did a bad thing". It might not seem to be so important, but it is. Especially, because we don't say these kind of things once, but rather countless times over many years.
[P> 49:8 (5)] Yehuda receives the brightest words - he is promised the leadership and respect of his brothers.
The Baal HaTurim points out that the initials of GUR ARYEI YEHUDA - Gimel+Alef+Yud = 14, the numeric value of DAVID.
[P> 49:13 (1)] Zevulun is given the blessing of prosperity…
[P> 49:14 (2)] and Yissachar will carry the burden of Torah scholarship. (The image of a donkey indicates perseverance, strong will - qualities that are suitable for a scholar.)
Together, these two tribes will form a partnership that will be mutually beneficial.
[S> 49:16 (3)] Dan will be the judge (and upholder of the honor, the one that will avenge Israel by fighting the P'lishtim) of the people. Rashi says that this is a prophecy about Shimshon, who was from the tribe of Dan.
This parsha and Aliya finish with the famous 3-word pasuk: To Your salvation, I hope, HaShem.
See Portion of the Parsha for commentary on this pasuk.
When a person sneezes, he is supposed to say LISHU'ATCHA KIVITI HASHEM. This is based on the fact that prior to Yaakov Avinu, there was no sickness before one died. Rather, the soul just left the body as it had been breathed in, through the nostrils, with a sneeze, so to speak. Yaakov acknowledged the "gift" of being sick before death, so that one can put his affairs in order. A sneeze is no longer a sign of death, but just a reminder of illness (sometimes a symptom and sometimes just a reminder). This is why people say ASUTA or LIVRIYUT, or something like that, to a person who sneezes. But the sneezer himself quotes the words of Yaakov Avinu. And even though people are more familiar with ASUTA (or whatever someone else says when someone sneezes), it is closer to a requirement for the sneezer himself to say LISHUATCHA KIVITI ASHEM. [Learned, a long time ago, from Rabbi Yehuda Leib Ginsberg, Shlita]
Another point: One of the commentaries raises the following point: At the beginning of VAYCHI, Yosef is told, "Your father is sick". Proper etiquette (Jewish and maybe general) is not to be so blunt or direct when giving someone bad news. Yosef might have been told, "Your brothers are well", from which Yosef would infer that his father was sick. The answer to this is that because of what we've mentioned above, Yosef might have inferred that Yaakov was dead rather than sick, since there was no sickness associated with advanced age as a precursor to death. Hence, Yosef had to be told of his father's illness in a straightforward manner.
Chamishi 5th Aliya - 8 p'sukim - 49:19-26
[S> 49:19 (1)] Gad will be blessed with good fortune (this is Malbim's interpretation which is by far the most optimistic of the various understandings of the pasuk).
[S> 49:20 (1)] Asher's blessing also seems to be that of prosperity (and/or eloquence).
[S> 49:21 (1)] Naftali is likened to a swift deer (or spreading tree, according to other opinions) and is blessed with eloquence (and probably, prosperity).
[S> 49:22 (5)] Yosef's blessing is extensive and shows Yaakov's special love for him. It is the bracha of Avraham to Yitzchak and of Yitzchak to Yaakov that Yaakov gives to Yosef, son of Rachel.
A fruitful son is Yosef.
BEN PORAT = 732. Baal HaTurim points out that this is the G'matriya of Efrayim and Menashe: 1+80+ 200+10+40 (Efrayim) + 6 (and) + 40+50+300+5 (Menashe) = 732
Shishi - Sixth Aliya - 27 p'sukim - 49:27-50:20
[S> 49:27 (33)] Binyamin is blessed with success (sometimes qualified). Rashi mentions prophecies of Shaul and Mordechai & Esther.
These are Yaakov's words to his 12 sons and he blessed them.
Note that Reuven's bracha is in the same parsha as the "introduction" of Yaakov's parting words to his children. Binyamin's bracha is part of the parsha which concludes the sedra, and the Book of B'reishit. Furthermore, some of the sons have their blessing in a parsha p'tucha and some in s'tumot. These are just observations; no suggestion as to significance, if any, is implied.
Commentaries point out that Yaakov's words don't always seem to be blessings - but they do contain implied blessings and prophecies.
Yaakov tells his sons that he is about to die and wants to be buried in Me'arat HaMachpeila. (He does not make them swear as Yosef did, since they might not be in a position to fulfill an oath.)
Yaakov dies. The wording in the Torah is indirect - the words death or dying are not used - indicating the special "quality of life" (strange term to use here, but purposely chosen) even in the death of Yaakov Avinu.
The Torah next tells of the preparation for burial. Yosef tells Par'o of his oath and receives permission for the funeral procession to Canaan. The funeral and mourning for Yaakov is elaborate and extensive.
When they return to Egypt, the brothers are filled with guilt feelings and offer themselves to Yosef as slaves. Once again, Yosef assures the brothers that all that has happened is G-d's will and for the best.
Yosef cries because the brothers are falsely accusing him of planning to take revenge against them.
Interesting (and sad) that part of their original problem was based upon false accusations by Yosef against his brothers.
Sh'VII - Seventh Aliya - 6 p'sukim - 50:21-26
Yosef promises to support his brothers and families. Yosef lives to 110 (less than his brothers - punishment for hearing his father humiliated and not objecting - so say commentaries). Yosef has helped raise even his great-grandchildren. He tells his brothers that G-d will eventually take them out of Egypt, restore them to Eretz Yisrael, and he asks them to remember him and take his remains with them when they leave. Yosef (and the brothers) dies; thus B'reishit, the book of the Avot & Imahot, ends.
According to Seder HaDorot HaKatzar, the brothers died over a period of 22 years, in this order: Yosef, Shimon, Yehuda, Reuven, Binyamin, Yissachar, Asher, Zevu- lun, Gad, Dan, Naftali, Levi.
CHAZAK, CHAZAK, V'NITCHA- ZAK after Sh'vi'i (or Acharon). Chatzi Kaddish, then the final 4 p'sukim are repeated for the Maftir.
Haftara 12 p'sukim - Melachim Alef 2:1-12
Short Haftara for a short sedra. Just as the sedra tells us of the father on his deathbed giving instructions and blessings to his sons, and requesting an act of Chesed, so too do we find King David at death's door, instructing his son Shlomo concerning matters of Faith and State and Chesed.
Rabbi Julian G. Jacobs z"l, in A Haftara Companion, makes the following observation. In the sedra, the term used for Yaakov's passing on is "to sleep with his fathers", rather than the simpler, "to die". So too for David HaMelech in the haftara. In each case, the father had a worthy son to continue in his ways, and this is a form of "living on" that results in the absence of the verb, to die.
As there are similarities between the sedra and its haftara, so are there contrasts. Yaakov speaks to all his children, comforted by their having been reunited and confident in the fact that they all will continue with the way of life of Yaakov and Yitzchak and Avraham before him. David is speaking to only one of his sons and dies knowing of the treachery of other sons and people who he thought to be friends.
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The game against QPR was a thoroughly disconcerting watch. Not only were we completely unable to dominate possession against a recently collated midfield, but we were largely ineffective on the break. Of course 3 points is 3 points, and the second goal was absolutely classic spurs (both in the lightning quick counterattack and in the near evasion of a wonderful opportunity before JD put it in) but I was certainly left a tad worried about the next few games, and deeply intrigued as to our selections from here on in.
In the first few games of the season, we played a 4-2-3-1 formation with Sandro and Jake Livermore as the holding players, and Gareth Bale, Aaron Lennon and Gylfi Sigurdsson linking up in a further midfield three, behind Jermain Defoe. I actually like this formation and the way it suits our players, however there is no denying it did not work as perhaps it should have. The key to this line up in many ways is Gylfi Sigurdsson, as the only central midfield player given attacking license he has to perform a double role of sorts, linking back with Sandro and Livermore to play in a more condensed midfield zone when we lose the ball, and attempting to bomb forwards every time the opportunity arises. When we signed Sigurdsson I really thought we had pulled off a coup, for Swansea last year he was effortless in possession, a constant goal threat and a set piece expert, as well as the cheap pricetag and his good attitude it seemed we had bought a good fit for Spurs. The problem is that Gylfi has thus far played exactly as he did at Swansea last year, looking predominantly to get on the end of cut backs and to link up with Gareth, Aaron and JD, which of course is his natural role as an attacking midfielder. The problem lies in his inability to contribute significantly to the centre of midfield. This has left us with real difficulty getting from defense to attack. In attacking positions, I think Gylfi could be a fantastic weapon for us, especially at White Hart Lane, but unfortunately the play between Sandro, Livermore and Sigurdsson was just not succinct enough for the top level, and not dynamic enough for the football league.
Moussa Dembéle is one obvious solution to this, as his role as a forwards-driving deep lying central midfield player has helped significantly in the games since he has arrived, his ability to contribute all over the field has been important in helping link defence with attack, and I think his role in a first choice spurs team is safe for the time being. There were promising signs, especially in the game against reading, that Sandro and Dembéle could make a great midfield pair, the two interacted intuitively, always covering for each other when a forwards run was made, and generally looking like perfectly balanced players.
If we assume Gareth Bale, Aaron Lennon and JD's places to be safe for the time being, the only remaining spot outside of the defence is once again that to which Gylfi Sigurdsson's name has been tentatively chalked. Sigurdsson was truly dire against QPR, leading me to believe that for the time being he must be left out of the starting XI. A player I like very much, but one who currently does not suit our style of play or our needs. Clint Dempsey and Tom Huddlestone are the alternatives,
Dempsey offers the more like for like replacement for Sigurdsson, albeit with a higher work rate and greater defensive nous. I think Dempsey is going to be a good player for Spurs this season, particularly whilst we are without Emmanuel Adebayor as he can offer a more versatile attacking threat than anyone else currently available to us, shy perhaps of Gareth Bale. However, I still don't see him as the man to fill the hole in question, as I am not sure he has the passing range necessary to play in that particular role.
Tommy Huddlestone is in my eyes the outstanding candidate for the role. His relative lack of mobility has often been cited as primary detriment to his place in the first XI, but I think in a 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 he would be absolutely perfect. when Thudd was at the top of his game, we were playing a dynamic 4-4-2 with Luka Modric sitting just ahead of Huddlestone in central midfield. The two players were sometimes perfectly in sync, but that couldn't hide the fact that they were not natural partners, Huddlestone's lack of any great work rate or physicality was not offset to a great enough degree by our departed Croation comrade (or Croatian Combination when Krancjar started). I feel however that in Sandro and Moussa Dembele he may have the two perfect partners to get him back to his very best. Dembéle's fantastic physicality and good short passing game make him the perfect candidate for the furthest forward of the three central midfield roles, whilst Sandro is obviously the most defensively sound of the three and therefore takes the role of destroyer. This leaves Tommy free to play as a deep lying playmaker, what some have referred to as the 'quarterback' position which really is a pivotal role in relation to both the 4-3-3 and 4-2-3-1 formations, the two most Andrésque (ha) formations available to us. His role would be that for which Andrea Pirlo plays for Italy and Juventus, Xavi for Spain and Barcelona and Xabi Alonso for Real Madrid. It is worth noting that I am not sufficiently biased to believe Tom Huddlestone to be the equal of any of those players, merely that in terms of style they are the definitive deep lying playmakers ever to have played the game, leaving aside the last 5 years of Paul Scholes' career as he will always be rightly remembered as a lung bursting box to box midfielder. However, Tom was our best midfielder 2-3 years ago and was consistently dominating the best midfields the premier league and Europe could throw at him. It is also worth noting that not one of Pirlo, Xavi or Alonso reached the top of their game before they were in their mid to late 20s, exactly as Tom is now. There is no denying he has the technical passing range to match any player in the world, if he can get back to his best and if the players around him play as they can, only then can we accurately judge his importance to our future. 4-2-3-1 and 4-3-3 formations are the future of Tottenham under Andre Villas Boas, and I believe that there are few players in the league, let alone at the Lane, as perfectly equipped to excel under the transition than Tom Huddlestone.


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text: 2013 POPSUGAR 100 TV Stars 2013 POPSUGAR 100: TV Stars Heat Up the Race by Ivana-Dukanovic 6/01/13 16 Reactions 17 Shares Print 1 2 14 0 0 Our POPSUGAR 100 competition is well underway and as we head to the finish, we're breaking down the many contenders. Television stars are among our favorite celebrities, and they are inching their way up the bracket. From former flames and Vampire Diaries costars Ian Somerhalder and Nina Dobrev to New Girl's Zooey Deschanel and Girls' Lena Dunham, get details on why these stars are changing the game — and then vote! Click through to see which small-screen stars are heating up the faceoff, and if you haven't already, cast your vote in the 2013 POPSUGAR 100 bracket. You may even win a Victoria Beckham handbag! Source: Getty Lucy Hale What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Best known as: Aria Montgomery on ABC Family's Pretty Little Liars Got her start as: A contestant on American Juniors, a reality show singing contest that appeared on Fox for one season. Lucy then went on to land roles in shows like Disney's Drake & Josh, Nickelodeon's Ned's Classified School Survival Guide, and CBS's How I Met Your Mother. Fun fact: Lucy's first love is actually music, which was ignited by Britney Spears's "Baby One More Time" music video. Source: Getty / Imeh Akpanudosen 1 / 11 Allison Williams What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Best known as: Marnie Michaels on HBO's Girls Got her start on: Funny or Die, where she wrote and starred in a web series about Prince William and Kate Middleton's royal wedding, titled Will & Kate: Before Happily Ever After." Fun fact: Allison landed her role as uptight, Type-A Marnie due to a sultry performance, in which she remixed the Mad Men theme song. She is also the daughter of NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams. Source: Getty / Stephen Lovekin 2 / 11 Ian Somerhalder What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Best known as: Damon Salvatore on The CW's Vampire Diaries Got his start on: A short-lived spinoff of Dawson's Creek called Young Americans but really broke through in 2004 when he landed the role of Boone Carlyle on ABC's Lost. Fun Fact: Ian was a varsity athlete in high school and played both soccer and baseball before deciding to pursue acting at the age of 17. Source: Getty / Gary Gershoff 3 / 11 Ashley Benson What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Best known as: Hanna Marin on ABC Family's Pretty Little Liars Got her start on: NBC's daytime soap opera Days of Our Lives, playing Abigail, the oldest daughter of couple Jack Deveraux and Jennifer Horton. Fun fact: Ashley is closely tied to both Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber. She dated Justin's former stylist Ryan Good for nearly two years before splitting earlier this year. Meanwhile, she bonded with Selena Gomez while starring in Spring Breakers. Source: Getty / Victor Chavez 4 / 11 Emilia Clarke What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Best known as: Daenerys Targaryen on HBO's Game of Thrones Got her start on: The playbill in England with over a dozen roles. Emilia's first TV role was as Saskia Mayer on an episode of BBC's Doctors. Fun fact: Emilia went back to the center stage recently when she starred as Audrey Hepburn's role on Broadway's Breakfast at Tiffany's this year. Her musical talents include playing the piano, flute, and guitar. Source: Getty / Michael Loccisano 6 / 11 Lena Dunham What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Best known as: Hannah Horvath on HBO's Girls Got her start as: The character Aura in her own feature film, Tiny Furniture, which won Lena best narrative at South by Southwest in 2010. From there, Lena went on to star and create Girls with executive producer Judd Apatow. Fun fact: Lena has a memoir in the works and reportedly signed the deal with Random House for $3.7 million. Source: Getty / Jamie McCarthy 6 / 11 Nina Dobrev What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Best known as: Elena Gilbert/Katherine Pierce on The CW's Vampire Diaries Got her start as: Single teen mom Mia Jones on the television series Degrassi: The Next Generation. Fun fact: Nina was born in Bulgaria and then moved to Canada with her family. She speaks Bulgarian and French fluently. Source: Getty / Kevin Mazur 7 / 11 Michelle Dockery What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Best known as: Lady Mary Crawley on Downtown Abbey Got her start as: Betty in a two-part BBC miniseries called Fingersmith in 2005. Fun fact: Michelle is a jazz singer and has referenced her musical influence as Billie Holiday because she enjoys a more melancholy tune. 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A part of their 2013 Student Workshop Series, Prep to Finish visited Barre Technical Center in Barre VT. In this video, Todd Pudvar instructs students on ceiling spray/backroll methods using air assisted airless spray technology, HVLP rated guns, and 18" roller gear. Benjamin Moore flat ceiling paint is sprayed over the primer which was sprayed in a previous workshop. More to come soon. Special thanks to supporters of this series, credited at the end of the video.
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As the New Orleans Police Department continues the hunt for the two suspects wanted for gunning down a toddler and her babysitter, residents remain saddened and stunned by the news in a city that is no stranger to daily reports of violent crime.
Police say two gunmen opened fire and shot the one-year-old girl and her 18-year-old babysitter as they walked in the Central City area last night in the 2800 block of South Saratoga.
The baby, Londyn Samuels, was killed. The babysitter remains in the hospital.
The NOPD called in a department SWAT team to a residence early this morning when investigators believed individuals wanted in relation to the shooting were in a LaSalle Street residence.
After hours of an apparent standoff, the NOPD told WWL-TV the SWAT team made contact with two women and a man inside the home, and is in the process of interviewing them.
Anyone with information about the shooting of this child is asked to call Crimestoppers at 822-1111.
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It's easy to forget the 73rd pick of April's draft. By the time Stevan Ridley's name was called, all the talk turned to the Patriots' next pick, when they took Arkansas QB Ryan Mallett 74th overall.
Combine that with the fact that Ridley wasn't even the first back the Patriots drafted, and few have discussed a guy who was LSU's leading rusher in 2010.
"It's not where you get picked, it's what you do when you get there," Ridley told PFW. "I can't tell you how excited I am."
Ridley left LSU after his junior season. He pointed out the risk of injury after his teammate, Charles Scott, stayed at LSU for his senior year and broke his collarbone. "[Scott] went from a second- or third-rounder to a [sixth-rounder]," said Ridley, who totaled 1,147 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns last season. The crowded backfield that LSU utilized, which Ridley said is part of the school's tradition, also made his decision to leave easier.
"Getting the 1,400 or 1,500 yards to really up my stock that much more to be a first-rounder, the chances of me getting those carries would be slim," he said. "I was very fortunate to have the year I had. I knew that I had the shot to pursue my dream. I had to take that shot."
The 5-11, 225-pound inside runner said that, ironically, he spent a lot of time at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis talking to Mallett and California RB Shane Vereen, two of his new teammates. New England selected Vereen, a quick and effective receiving back, with the 56th overall pick.
"For (the Patriots) to pick me up a few picks after Shane Vereen caught me by surprise. But the draft is a chess game. You never know what teams are going to do," Ridley said. "I can't be more excited, regardless of whether I was picked before or after Shane Vereen." Ridley said that the Patriots told him they liked him and wanted a bigger back, but he was still nervous as he watched other backs get selected.
Ridley is working out at LSU until the lockout ends with fellow former Tigers who are active NFL players.
"Our strength coach, Tommy Moffitt, is the best in the business in getting players ready to play ball. He throws us right in the rotation like we never left college," Ridley said.
Ridley joins a running attack that ranked ninth in the NFL last season and an offense that led the league in scoring. The big back enjoyed the shared backfield that he ran in at LSU, saying it keeps the backs' legs fresh, and he's ready to be thrown into a Patriots' backfield that often has employed a RB-by-committee approach.
"I'm dealing with the best offensive line and best quarterback in the NFL, so the holes are going to be there. I think we're going to have an awesome backfield," he said. "I bring a downhill running style. I'm no blazer at all. I'm the back that can go in there for four or five yards a carry. I know my role.
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This year, "Twin Schools," Cedar Hill and Woodmont, celebrate 50 years of academic excellence. Alumni and staff from 1964/1965 are asked to participate in a survey, provide memories, and take part in special events.Survey available on-line. Alumni are also invited to a Cedar Hill and Woodmont 50th Anniversary Alumni Kick-Off Event, Wed, Oct. 8, 6:30 pm at the Senior House.
Former club member wanted to give back to Montville's middle school - David Champion, a sophomore at Montville Township High School, completed his Eagle Scout community service project this July. The Troop 64 member built a shed for the Environmental Club at Lazar.
We are pleased that the data did not reveal any cause for concern. Prior to the new PSE&G transmission lines becoming active, the District hired an independent contractor to take EMF measurements. More than 100 readings were taken each time.
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Team Has Participated in National Tournament for 34 Years - On June 20, 2014, Montville Township High School (MTHS) Forensics Coach, Mary Gormley accepted the team's first National Speech & Debate Association (NSDA) School of Honor Sweepstakes Award.
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