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Oct 26, 2007 | 02:28 PM CDT
Flavor Encapsulation: Spray Drying
By: Mike Porzio
An in-depth look at the steps in spray drying and the different options available to flavorists. A good percentage of flavors formulated by a flavorist will be encapsulated. While a variety of encapsulation technologies have been developed and are commercially employed, the majority of encapsulated flavors are spray dried.1–4 T-1 presents some commercial flavor encapsulation options available to the flavorist along with an estimated degree of industry usage and preferred state for the encapsulated flavor-carrier material.
Jul 24, 2007 | 04:47 PM CDT
Table Sauce Flavors Diverge into Traditional and Ethnic
Mintel explores the new exotic and traditional flavors emerging in the table sauces merket
Feb 26, 2007 | 09:39 AM CST
FAQ: Top 10 Organic Questions Answered
Quality Assurance International (QAI) answers the top organic certification questions from flavorists. QAI offers independent third party organic certification to the USDA's National Organic Program (NOP). QAI works with all facets of the food industry, from the land on which the product is grown, the producers growing the product, and post-harvest facilities preparing the product; to the processing and handling facilities transforming the product.
Feb 20, 2007 | 10:11 AM CST
Snack Flavor Formulation: New Approaches
Quest International has launched a three-part service to develop new concepts and flavors for the growing snack market
Feb 06, 2007 | 08:17 PM CST
A Virtual Supper: Specialty Chemicals and Distinctive Flavors
Despite numerous technological advances over the past three decades—the computer, the microwave, cell phones to name just a few—all of which have been designed to make life easier, modern consumers still regard time as a precious commodity. A casualty of contemporary living is the traditional art of food preparation.
Dec 29, 2006 | 02:29 PM CST
The next big thing(s): Moving Flavor Forward
By: Jeb Gleason-Allured, Editor
Givaudan's Chef's Council helps flavorists discover new tastes. Givaudan held its annual Chefs' Council at Napa Valley's COPIA (The American Center for Wine, Food and the Arts). The event provided a multiday forum at which flavor chemists and global chefs could meet and exchange new and novel flavor innovations, such as wasabi-laced ice cream and curry-injected shrimp.
Oct 18, 2006 | 11:09 AM CDT
Danisco Aims to Reduce Salt
Danisco has introduced SALboosT, a flavor ingredient designed to reduce the salt in processed foods.
Sep 26, 2006 | 02:37 PM CDT
Getting ahead: Technology and Innovation
By: Robert Sobel, FONA International
Applying the lead user process to identify and implement new F&F technologies. Technology and innovation initiatives at flavor companies often are misunderstood or, worse, mismanaged because of poor understanding of the relationships between technology, innovation and the company's business engine. This article will attempt to shed some much-needed light on the connections between these three variables, as well as the challenges in reaching a harmonious balance among them.
Jun 06, 2006 | 03:09 PM CDT
Flavor Encapsulation Technologies: An Overview Including Recent Developments
By: Jens Uhlemann, Birgit Schleifenbaum and Heinz-…
The present overview is intended for the flavor practitioner who seeks an understanding of economically feasible and commercially available flavor encapsulation technologies and the issues involved in using these technologies and related products.
May 30, 2006 | 02:10 PM CDT
Digitally Released Aroma and The Flavorist
By: J. Stephan Jellinek
Many of the most pleasurable culinary experiences happen before you take the first bite or sip: think of the enticing scent of pizza just coming out of the oven that makes you stop in front of a pizza place when you hadn't even been aware that you were getting hungry; of the aroma of freshly brewed coffee that makes you forget the pain of having to get out of bed early; of the warm, subtle blend of spices and seafood and cream that makes your mouth water when the waitress puts a bowl of lobster bisque down in front of you.


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You think being a long-snapper is easy. All they've gotta do is snap the ball once in a while and make a block. Can't be that hard, right. It can't take a ton of toughness or anything.
Redskins' long-snapper Nick Sundberg is one tough SOB.
Mike Shanahan: Nick Sundberg broke his left arm and still finished the game snapping. "Showed me what type of warrior he is today."— Grant Paulsen (@granthpaulsen) September 9, 2012
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With very simple narration and dialog. this presentation features speaking and non-speaking roles for 7-10 people. "Glocken" is the German word for "bells". Four bell sounds represent the seasonal themes of hope, peace, love and joy. This pattern may be played by hand bells, choir chimes, organ chimes, or pitched percussion instruments. The presentation is approximately 20 minutes long and is an inspired choice for children's choirs.


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In a recent article, Orlando Sentinel columnist Beth Kassab posed the question, "Can a $100 Disney ticket be far off?"
Late last week, Universal Orlando and Walt Disney World increased their single-day theme-park tickets prices, yet again. Disney raised its single-day ticket price from $85 to $89 — $1 more than Universal's increase from $85 to $88.
Kassab writes, "If history is any guide, we're only about three years away from Central Florida theme-park tickets hitting that magical century mark."
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Demolition of Albany's old Broad Avenue Bridge could remain at a standstill for at least two more months.
One of the arches is still standing. The company handling the project can't take it down now because of the high water level on the Flint River and because it's breeding season for an endangered mussel in the river. That season lasts through mid-June.
Demolition was initially delayed earlier this year when a protective barrier to catch debris was damaged.
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SDCC EXCLUSIVE: Stewart Discusses "Fight Club" Sequel, Character Design
"Fight Club" sequel artist Cameron Stewart breaks down the first teaser image and discusses his excitement at working on the long-awaited comic book project.
Chuck Palahniuk Brings "Fight Club" Sequel to Dark Horse Comics
In 2015, Chuck Palahniuk will continue the story of "Fight Club" in a 10-issue Dark Horse Comics maxiseries with art by Cameron Stewart.
SDCC EXCLUSIVE: Bunn Takes a Backwoods Horror Journey to "Harrow County"
Cullen Bunn explains why "Harrow County," his new creator-owned series with Tyler Crook, is the epitome of a backwoods horror story.
Corben Draws "Buffy," "Colder" Returns in Dark Horse's October 2014 Solicitations
Dark Horse has released its complete solicitations for October 2014, including Richard Corben drawing "Buffy," "Aliens vs Predator" and more!
EXCL. PREVIEW: Rucka & Fejzula Unravel the Secrets of "Veil" #4
The truth leads even more eyes to focus on the strange young woman at the center of Dark Horse Comics' "Veil" by Greg Rucka & Toni Fejzula.
Talking Comics with Chris Roberson
Chris Roberson discusses the 2nd anniversary of Monkeybrain Comics, his work on "Edison Rex" and Dark Horse's upcoming "Aliens: Fire and Stone."
EXCL PREVIEW: "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" #5 Tries to Stop Maloker
Buffy and her crew must stop the creature Maloker before he destroys everything in Christos Gage & Nicholas Brendon's "Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 10" #5.
CBR TV: Neal Adams Spills "Blood," Puts the 'Novel' in Graphic Novel
Legendary creator Neal Adams visits the CBR Speakeasy to talk about his work on "Blood," what defines a graphic novel and if politics belong in comics.
5-STAR REVIEW: Sakai's "Usagi Yojimbo Color Special: The Artist" is "A Perfect Comic"
Stan Sakai returns to his ronin rabbit with "Usagi Yojimbo Color Special: The Artist," a "beautifully drawn" and "perfect" comic.
EXCLUSIVE: Matt Kindt Time Travels with "PastAways"
Matt Kindt tells CBR about "PastAways," his new Dark Horse series with Scott Kolins, delving into the core concept of futuristic explorers stranded in our present.
EXCL. PREVIEW: Nitz & Smallwood's "Dream Thief: Escape" #2
Jai Nitz and Greg Smallwood's acclaimed series heads to Miami Beach in this exclusive preview of "Dream Thief: Escape" #2
Mignola, Arcudi and Maleev Team for "Hellboy and the B.P.R.D."
Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.'s "lost" years are chronicled in a new series from franchise creator Mike Mignola, plus John Arcudi and Alex Maleev. UPDATED with comment from Mike Richardson.
EXCL PREVIEW: "Conan the Avenger" #4 Protects His New City
El Shebbeh's fate rests in the hands of Conan, and by Crom he will defend it in Fred Van Lente & Eduardo Francisco's "Conan the Avenger."
EXCLUSIVE: Lemire Explores Superheroics in "The Black Hammer"
Jeff Lemire discusses "The Black Hammer," his new creator-owned Dark Horse book which provides an intriguing take on superheroes and storytelling.
EXCL. PREVIEW: "Witchfinder" #2 Travels Deeper Into The Unland
Sir Edward Grey gets closer to the truth about Hallam, but with it comes trouble in Kim Newman, Maura McHugh & Tyler Crook's "Witchfinder" #2.
EXCL PREVIEW: New Challenges Appear in "Eye of Newt" #2
The young wizard continues his test to becoming a true master deep in the mysterious Netherworld in Michael Hague's magical "Eye of the Newt" #2.
PREVIEW: Mignola, Golden & Bergting's "Baltimore: Witch of Harju" #1
Baltimore protects a woman hunted by a possessed dead man in "Baltimore: The Witch of Harju" #1 by Mike Mignola, Christopher Golden & Peter Bergting.
EXCL. PREVIEW: "Brain Boy" #3 Fights Against the End of the World
Brain Boy must escape a psychic cage before he goes insane in Dark Horse's "Brain Boy: The Men From G.E.S.T.A.L.T." #3 by Fred Van Lente & Freddie Williams.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Tobin & Querio's "The Witcher" #5
CBR presents an exclusive preview of Eisner winner Paul Tobin and artist Joe Querio's "The Witcher" #5!
PREVIEW: "B.P.R.D." #121 Delivers a Blast From the Past
Mike Mignola, John Arcudi and Laurence Campbell travel back to 1949 in Dark Horse Comics' "B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth" #121, on sale July 16.
PREVIEW: Comics' Greatest Barbarians Battle in "Groo Vs. Conan" #1
Mark Evanier, Sergio Aragones and Thomas Yeates team up for the crossover that just had to happen in Dark Horse Comics' "Groo Vs. Conan" #1.
Comics A.M. - Canada's Johnny Canuck Poised For Revival
Archivist looks to collect adventures of Golden Age hero! Madefire branches out into Windows 8! Mike Mayhew on "The Star Wars"! Plus much more!
EXCL PREVIEW: Sakai Unleashes "Usagi Yojimbo Color Special"
Celebrate one of comics' greatest -- and furriest -- characters of the last 30 years in Stan Sakai's "Usagi Yojimbo Color Special" from Dark Horse.
EXCL PREVIEW: Jolley & Igle's "Terminator: Enemy of My Enemy #4
A sinister Terminator wants Dr. Elise Fong dead before anyone can question her in Dan Jolley & Jamal Igle's "Terminator: Enemy of My Enemy" #4.
EXCL PREVIEW: Swierczynski & Nguyen's "X" #15 Goes After the Mob
Duane Swierczynski & Eric Nguyen throw the masked hero into even more trouble as he tries to end a gang war in "X" #15 from Dark Horse Comics.
EXCL PREVIEW: Straczynski & Woods Deliver "Terminator: The Final Battle" #7
Chaos rules in J. Michael Straczynski & Pete Woods' "Terminator Salvation: The Final Battle" #7 as grave danger looms for Skynet and the Resistance.
EXCL PREVIEW: Return to the Past in "Abe Sapien" #14
While battling inner demons, Abe attempts to uncover what's going on with his traveling companion in Mike Mignola & Scott Allie's "Abe Sapien" #14,
Puryear & Alexander Explore Diversity, Identity in "Concrete Park: R-E-S-P-E-C-T"
The Third World heads to space in "Concrete Park," a new series that tackles racial diversity, identity and more in a far-future sci-fi dystopia.
REVIEW: Nitz & Smallwood's "Dream Thief: Escape" #1
Jai Nitz and Greg Smallwood reunite for "Dream Thief: Escape" #1, a "wonderful contribution to the comic book landscape."
DARK HORSE HORROR: Powell & Allie on the Thrill of Richard Corben
Eric Powell and Scott Allie explore the horrific side of Dark Horse with a look inside the work of Richard Corben and the return of "The Goon."
CBR TV: Tommy Lee Edwards Drives "Vandroid," Can't Outgrow Godzilla
Tommy Lee Edwards visited CBR TV at Wondercon to talk about his Dark Horse series "Vandroid," longtime love of "Godzilla" and his cinematic future.
EXCL PREVIEW: "Star Wars" #19 Tries To Outrun A Bounty Hunter
The mission is almost complete for Han, Luke and Leia until a droid bounty hunter blocks their way in Brian Wood & Carlos D'Anda's "Star Wars" #19.
EXCL. PREVIEW: Lady Dragon Ascends in "The Victories" #13
Lady Dragon has been chosen to meet the makers of gods and champions in Michael Avon Oeming's "The Victories" #13, on sale July 2 from Dark Horse.
EXCL. PREVIEW: Cult Leader Von Ghastly Haunts "Ghost" #6
An obsessive cult leader with brainwashed minions proves to be a proper nemesis in Chris Sebela & Jan Duursema's "Ghost" #6, on sale July 2.
EXCL. PREVIEW: "Angel & Faith" #4 Brings the Action to Magic Town
Season 10 keeps the titular characters separated in Victor Gischler & Will Conrad's "Angel & Faith" #4, on sale July 2 from Dark Horse.
EXCL PREVIEW: Barbiere & Cypress' "The White Suits" Finale
Frank J. Barbiere and Toby Cypress reach the end of the line in "The White Suits" #4, on sale July 2 from Dark Horse.
"Buffy," "Aliens," "Grendel," & More in Dark Horse September 2014 Solicitations
Fox's "Aliens" & "Prometheus" franchises join Dark Horse in September alongside "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," "B.P.R.D." and much more.
EXCL PREVIEWS: Dark Horse Ends June with "Mind MGMT," "The Goon" & More
Dark Horse has provided CBR with exclusive previews of its June 25 releases including "Ghost" #5, "Mind MGMT" #23, "The Goon" & more!
EXCL. PREVIEW: Matt Kindt & Marco Castiello's "Star Wars: Rebel Heist" #3
Han Solo is in jail, but that's no problem when Chewbacca has his back. "Star Wars: Rebel Heist" #3 arrives June 25 from Dark Horse Comics.
EXCL. PREVIEW: Whedon & Jeanty's "Serenity" #6 Goes to Plan B
The crew of the Serenity comes out of hiding in "Serenity: Leaves on the Wind" #6 by Zack Whedon & Georges Jeanty, on sale June 25!
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Former North Carolina State University basketball star Lorenzo Brown is getting another chance at playing in the NBA.
According to the official Twitter account of the Philadelphia 76ers, the team has recalled Brown from the Delaware 87ers, a minor league team.
In March of 2013, Brown announced he would forego his senior to declare for the NBA Draft. He was selected by the Minnesota Timberwolves but was eventually waived by the team before the start of the NBA season.
At his time at N.C. State, Brown averaged 12.4 points, 7.2 assists, 4.3 rebounds, and 2.0 steals per game. He led the ACC in assists and steals.
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ANDERSON, Ind. —
The Anderson Police Department and State Police Pendleton Post participated in the third annual national prescription drug take-back day Saturday.
Area residents lined up at the departments to bring in old and obsolete prescription drugs and other unwanted pills. By noon, APD had two 50-gallon barrels full of unwanted drugs and three large, full trash bags.
Officer Brad McClain, who managed the take-back at APD's front desk, said there was a steady stream of traffic from people bringing in unwanted pills and other medicines. He said the most common donations came from elderly people who have recently lost family members and want to avoid the dangers of keeping the drugs in their homes.
Deborah Foster of Muncie, who recently lost her husband, dropped off several bags full of pills he used while he was sick. She no longer has use for them, and she has two young grandsons she doesn't want getting into the pills.
"As far as I know, there wasn't a program like this in Muncie so I came down here," Foster said.
Some liquids were taken but McClain said he usually turned away liquid cough medicine. Used syringes were also not allowed, as the take-back was limited to pills. He said anyone who got rid of their unwanted pills also lowers the risk of burglaries from drug users or sellers.
"It's also important to find a proper manner of disposal because if you just flush pills down the toilet, they can work their way into the water, which is hazardous for everyone," McClain said.
According to the 2011 Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration's national survey on drug use, more than six million Americans abuse prescription drugs. About 70 percent of people who abuse prescription painkillers got them through friends or relatives.
Officials estimate nearly 2 million pounds of prescription medication have been taken out of circulation nationally as a result of previous drug take-back days.
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About five years ago -- an epoch in Internet time -- there was a stray Tim Lincecum-for-Jay Bruce rumor floating around. I'm not sure where it started, or how serious it was, but it was out there. Giants fans freaked out, of course. I'm sure Reds fans did too. No one likes rumors about their special-snowflake players. I remembered the rumor after Lincecum's first and second Cy Youngs. "Boy", I'd think, "I'm sure glad that deal never happened."
In 2012, though, Bruce has been the more valuable player. By a bunch. And even without looking at contracts or team control, it's possible -- likely? -- that a 25-year-old Bruce is the better bet for sustained success going forward. And that trade rumor doesn't look lopsided at all to Giants fans. And if Lincecum ever figures out what's going on, maybe the rumor pendulum will swing back toward the ridiculous.
Point being: It's always silly to evaluate trades right away. It's silly to evaluate them three years after. We have to do it because we're fans -- and what's the point if we're not having fun with the analysis? -- but it doesn't age well.
Right after the Padres traded Anthony Rizzo to the Cubs for Andrew Cashner, I'm sure I wrote something snarky about the Padres getting a sore-shouldered reliever for their most valuable trade chip. It was a confusing trade at best. And now that Rizzo is up with the Cubs after melting the Pacific Coast League, it'd seem like a good time to revisit that position. Because Rizzo looks like a serious talent. And, well, Cashner isn't even in the majors right now. Strip everything of context, and this looks like a miserable trade already for the Padres.
Ah, but that pesky context. Cashner is in the minors right now for a good reason -- he's getting stretched out to become a starter. And so far, the stretching's going quite well.
The Texas League is still a long way from the majors, so it's not like the 25-year-old is some sort of guaranteed success now. But things are going well with the transition. When that sore-shouldered reliever showed up with the Padres, he started doing unfair things with the baseball. Not in the Joel Peralta sense. Rather, the Stephen Strasburg sense. Turns out his shoulder was fine. Fastballs over 100. Quick, late-breaking sliders. His control is more than a minor concern, but everything else looks stellar.
For the next few months, there will be a temptation to judge the Cashner/Rizzo trade after every Rizzo home run or six-walk Cashner outing. And that's perfectly okay. That's what baseball fans and writers do. No shame in it.
Just as long as you know it can look absurd in the future -- before it looks rational before it looks absurd again -- you'll be fine. I'm just pleased that we get one of these kinds of trades every so often: a youngster-for-youngster deal that links the two players forever. Roberto Alomar and Fred McGriff. Josh Hamilton and Edinson Volquez. Delmon Young and Matt Garza. Risky, interesting deals for both sides, with all sorts of ways to look brilliant or moronic.
(An aside: What I'd really be interested in is a list of deals the Padres turned down. What did the Rays offer? Did they offer anything at all? That's the kind of thing that'll come out in a stray interview 15 years down the line. So I'll just sit here and wait.)
Rizzo's up, and entirely too much will be made of his first month. There were Internet-type people claiming he was already a AAAA-washout because of his rough start last year. And if he doesn't go off in his first month, those whispers will start again, only about three or four years too soon. But if he starts hitting, some rumblings from a few Padres fans will start up. It sure looks like a good deal for the Cubs right now.
We might not know for a decade. For now, at least, it's one of the more interesting trades in recent memory. It'll be fun to pretend like we know how it turned out over the next couple of years.


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Coleman resident Casper "William" Rogers is living life to the fullest with a mechanical heart; a heart that has kept him alive for a year.
Rogers will celebrate this milestone by going fishing on Lake George Saturday with his daughter Marie Troupe of Douglas, and Piedmont Heart interventional cardiologist Charles Wilmer, M.D.
Rogers has a left ventricular assist device (LVAD), a mechanical heart that helps his heart pump oxygen-rich blood to his body.
"I am living my life," said Rogers. "I have to be sensible, but the LVAD allows me to do pretty much anything I want to do," said Rogers, who is back working 40 hours a week for Randolph county. "You should see me out on my boat fishing."
Rogers and his wife Lenita have shared their story with the community. They want to show others that the LVAD not only allows you to live, it allows you to live a good quality of life.
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The setting for Susan Glaspell's Trifles, a bleak, untidy kitchen in an abandoned rural farmhouse, quickly establishes the claustrophobic mood of the play. While a cold winter wind blows outside, the characters file in one at a time to investigate a violent murder: the farm's owner, John Wright, was apparently strangled to death while he slept, and his wife, Minnie, has been taken into custody as a suspect in the crime.
The sheriff, Henry Peters, is the first to enter the farmhouse, followed by George Henderson, the attorney prosecuting the case. Lewis Hale, a neighbor, is next to enter. The men cluster around a stove to get warm while they prepare for their investigation.
Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Hale follow the men into the kitchen; yet, they hesitate just inside the door. They are obviously quite disturbed by what has happened in the house and proceed with more care than their husbands.
In a play filled with minor details (trifles) that take on major significance, the entrance of the characters is very revealing. There is an obvious divide—social, psychological, and physical—separating the men from the women, a fact that takes on a larger significance as the play progresses.
The investigation begins with Henderson questioning Lewis, who discovered the murder the day before. Lewis explains that he was on his way into town with a load of potatoes and stopped at the Wright farmhouse to see if John and Minnie wanted to share a telephone line with him, since they were neighbors. The farmer admits that he didn't think John would be interested, since he didn't like to talk much and didn't seem to care about what his wife might want.
When he appeared at the Wright's door early in the morning, he found Minnie rocking nervously in a chair, pleating her apron. When he asked to see her husband, she quietly told Lewis that he was lying upstairs with a rope around his neck, dead.
Lewis summoned his partner, Harry, to check the grisly scene. The two men found John just as his wife described him. Minnie claimed someone strangled him in the middle of the night without disturbing her. ''I sleep sound,'' she explained to her shocked neighbor.
Henderson suggests the men should look around the house for clues, beginning with the bedroom upstairs and the barn outside. Henry casually dismisses the room where Minnie sat, suggesting there is ''nothing here but kitchen things.''
It is those very kitchen things, however, which prove to be the most telling clues about what really happened in the Wright farmhouse. Climbing up on a chair to view the top shelf of a cupboard closet, Henderson finds some broken jars of fruit preserves. Mrs. Peters asserts that Minnie was afraid those jars would freeze and break while she was away. ''Well, can you beat the woman!'' Henry scoffs, ''Held...
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MILWAUKEE (WXOW) -- The National Governors Association announced the new leadership of its Executive Committee for the 2013-2014 year. On the list is Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker.
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The state Senate has passed a budget that includes closing seven prisons, including two minimum-security prisons: the Buncombe Correctional Center in Woodfin and the Orange Correctional Center in Hillsborough.
These facilities, along with a cadre of volunteers, provide invaluable pre-release services and programs for inmates that increase their employability and reduce recidivism. Simply put, these services translate to lower taxes for North Carolina residents.
The House has approved a budget that keeps these two facilities open, but a Senate-House conference now must approve a budget and present it to Gov. Pat McCrory to sign. We need to tell our N.C. General Assembly members to keep these facilities open.
The Buncombe Correctional Center and the Orange Correctional Center are both minimum-security prisons that house adult males within five years of their release dates or parole eligibility. As such, these facilities are the ideal setting to better prepare inmates for successful entry into the work force and for reintegration into the community after release.
The BCC, along with the Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College, provides adult educational classes and GED preparation for inmates. The OCC, in conjunction with Piedmont Community College, provides vocational classes in food service technology and carpentry. Other programs offered at these facilities include much-needed services such as literacy tutoring, computer training, substance abuse treatment, cognitive therapy, parenting classes and even study release at UNC-Chapel Hill.
The many community volunteers who staff these services work free, providing a much-needed resource at no cost to taxpayers. According to Hank Elkins, a sociologist who has served as chairman of the OCC Pre-Release Subcommittee, these closures would cause inmates to be diverted to facilities in more rural areas where volunteers and other pre-release services are not available.
This is especially worrisome because a study published by the N.C. Sentencing and Policy Advisory Commission shows that work-release programs reduce the probability of recidivism and increase the probability of employment after release. A study by the Correctional Education Association showed that correctional education also lowered long-term recidivism by 29 percent.
Fewer pre-release programs and services mean lower employability rates and higher recidivism for newly released inmates, all of which translate to higher taxes. Helping inmates succeed means more people in the community working, paying taxes and relying less on government support.
In addition to inmates' receiving in-house training and working in maintenance, kitchen, yard, laundry and library areas, they also work for Department of Transportation road crews and litter crews and in local government agency contracts.
If these facilities close, many places will lose the benefit of inmate work. According to Elkins, six OCC inmates work full-time for the Utilities Department of the Town of Hillsborough for only $1 a day. If the OCC closes, how will the town pay for six full-time staff workers to replace OCC workers? According to Town Manager Eric Peterson, this would cost the town approximately $286,000 per year. As Elkins says, "For all these reasons, taxpayers should be concerned."
N.C. taxpayers should do all we can to keep facilities such as the BCC and OCC open.
Betty Rupp of Chapel Hill is affiliated with the N.C. Harm Reduction Coalition.


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In the heart of Lycia Patara is best known for its beach, eighteen kilometers of soft white sand, backed by majestic dunes and in recent years the winner of a "best beach in the world" survey in the Sunday Times.
Evidence of its former glories as the principal port for Lycia and an important Roman town can be seen at the extensive site, still not fully excavated.
Here too stood the Hellenistic oracle of Apollo , thought to rival that at Delphi and a further claim of Patara's fame is as the birthplace of the fourth century St. Nicolas , the original Santa Claus.
Patara beach should not be missed with its gorgeous landscape and great swimming. It is a national park and home to many birds, also the breeding ground of the endangered Loggerhead turtle.
Billed as the most amazing, beautiful and spectacular club in the world (or at least the Mediterranean), Halikarnas is a massive outdoor disco surrounded by pillars and palm trees. Each night has something new and surprising in store, from dancing girls in spangly costumes to hard house, garage and techno from some of the world's leading DJs. This venue also boasts some of the best in lighting technology, including three big lasers and 24 robot lights, creating a non-stop visual show with the added bonus of a 25 metre-high fountain in the centre.
Outdoor clubbing is a breath of fresh air if you are used to hot, sweaty clubs. Here under the stars, some of the world's top DJs play alongside local Turkish talent to keep you dancing all night. The bars up on the terraces provide stunning views of the bay as the sun goes down (and of the lasers after dark).
Set against a backdrop of pine clad hills, Marmaris is a resort that combines natural beauty with an astounding zest for life. Famed for its nightlife, the most extravagant on the entire South coast, this developed resort offers the best of both worlds; the nightlife is unending, and numerous clubs and bars stretch along the coast from the elegant marina to the curve of Icmeler, the smaller resort close by. On the other hand, the surrounding countryside offers a succession of scenic roads leading to beautiful beaches.
Sarigerme is closely situated to Dalaman International Airport It is the site of the ancient city of Physilis. This city is now buried under the shifting sands. Sarigerme is the name given to the coast near the village of Osmaniye, 850 metres inland from the shore. The name Sarigerme is linked to the Sarıçay stream that divides Osmaniye and the coast. The Sarıcay was once used as the transportation route for timber that was brought from the forest to the sea. To prevent the timber from escaping into the sea the stream's outlet into the ocean was closed during times of timber transportation. Thus the name 'Germe',which means tightening or fencing.
Sarigerme, with its long coastline, fine sands and backdrop of pine trees, shallow sea and the island of Babaada not too far in the distance, is truly a perfect holiday haven.
Services such as food and drink outlets , showers , toilets , beach chairs, umbrellas and dressing cabins , as well as a dinghy service across the water to Osmaniye, are all available. There is a small charge at the entrance, which goes towards the upkeep and services for the beach .The island of Babaada, situated right off the coast, is the place where boats and yachts playing between Marmaris and Gocek moor regularly. If you are confident, it is possible to swim to the island and later climb to the top and have a bird's eye view of the beautiful scenery surrounding you
Gocek coves and the 12 islands are a hidden paradise, with clean Mediterranean water, green pine forests and beautiful beaches. Sailing among the islands, the tour stops in bays where you can sunbathe, swim and snorkel . You will also visit sunken baths where Cleopatra is rumored to have swam with her lover, Anthony and also see the ancient boatyard of the Ottomans.
See the breathtaking natural beauty of Oludeniz. A long crescent-shaped swathe of coarse white sand and shingle beach sweeps around the bay separating the open sea from the crystal-clear, cobalt blue waters of the lagoon. Experience the unforgettable atmosphere walking through the largest and best preserved ghost town in all of Asia minor – Kayakoy. Fethiye is an excellent place to shop for your holiday souvenirs and gifts. Fethiye-Oludeniz was chosen by the Times and Guardian newspapers in 2007 as the best tourism centre in the world.
Marvel at Ephesus; one of the great outdoor museums of the world. A religious centre of early Christianity, you can visit the home where the Virgin Mary spent her last days. You can also see the ruins of the temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient world.
Pamukkale means 'cotton castles' and is named for the unique white rock formations of terraces with hot thermal waters in which you can bathe.
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PEORIA, Il. -- Caterpillar President and CEO Doug Oberhelman is calling for spending more money on infrastructure improvements...in this case..both at airports and highways.
Oberhelman was at the Midwest Truck and Trailer Show to welcome visitors to the two day event.
He told his audience that America is falling behind other countries in terms of infrastructure spending.
"Important and vital to our country. Of course we are involved deeply, in infrastructure and transportation, and there are a couple of hidden messages in that for all of us. And that is that we've got to work at our infrastructure. How do we make sure our roads and bridges and everything we do are up to the latest specs? And that will make us a country very competitive around the world," Oberhelman .
On display at the show this year, was a bright red Caterpillar CT660. The heavy-duty on-highway truck can be configured for any number of jobsite applications.


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11-19-2011 03:30:43 | More by beefandbean22
3.13/5 rDev -22.9%
On tap at the Barrel House as a vintage offering FROM 2009, and it sounds dramatically different from the other review here.
Hazy orange with a thin white head that hangs around a while, leaving some lace. The nose has a lot of sweetness to it, with an oxidized malt and honey sweetness. Moderately sour, this smells mildly fatty as well. The palate opens very sour with a prominent lactic sourness with plenty of oak, vanilla and honey and caramel. Lactic sourness is overdone here, really drying out the palate, which then allows the oak to further bludgeon your palate. Moderately spicy with cinnamon and clove, this beer could use a little funk to make it better. Also, I think I get a mild apple character. Ultimately, the one disappointment from yesterday.
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one of the live barrel creations at Cascade Barrel House
pours a dark brown with a good amount of almost caramel colored white head that slowly dissipates into soft lacing across the top of the glass
great complex smell, cherries, raspberries, citrus (oranges and lemons), some bourbon and lots of sour funk
great taste of cherries, raspberries, oranges, lemons, oak, bourbon, funk all balanced with a slight sweetness, a fantastic combination that really does taste slightly like the candy.
very nicely carbonated though the high ABV can be felt slightly in a bit of the burn in the mouth.
overall a great beer that I strongly suggest trying on tap as this was a one off.
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Losing the Calder Cup Finals in six games reopened an old wound for some Lightning fans, and yet it's the most misplaced excuse for Syracuse not winning the 2013 Calder Cup.
The Western Conference Champion was crowned Wednesday night in Grand Rapids victory over Oklahoma City; they now face the Syracuse Crunch for the AHL title.
The Syracuse Crunch have swept the Springfield Falcons in the AHL Eastern Conference semi-finals. The sweep marks the first 7-game sweep in Crunch history.
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Salem State 80, Plymouth State 56: The Vikings shot 50 percent from the field en route to their fourth victory of the season. Bishop Fenwick alum Birdget Dullea scored a team-high 17 points in last night's home victory. SSU took a 46-25 lead into halftime as Ashley White added 16 points. Rachel Carter dropped in 10 points and finished with nine assists and three steal in just 20 minutes of play. The Vikings return to action tomorrow afternoon against Trinity.
Salem State 87, Plymouth State 57: Hannell Velez scored a game-high 20 points as the Vikings even out their record at 3-3 this season. SSU shot on 37 percent from the first half and trailed by as many as seven and were down (33-30) at halftime. In the second half the Viking went off for a 20-2 run. Velez went 8-8 from the floor, Justin Nieves had 15 points, while Nate Simpson finished with a double-double on 11 points and a game-high 14 rebounds.
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CATEGORIES Movies"Life is good in Los Angeles... it's paradise on Earth. That's what they tell you, anyway." In the case of "L.A. Confidential" -- which was released 15 years ago this week (on September 19, 1997) -- the City of Angels resembled nothing like its given nickname. Instead, the town was filled with police corruption, drugs and murder.
Based on the James Ellroy book of the same name, Curtis Hanson's 1950s noir crime drama is now considered a classic flick, one that garnered both critical and commercial praise for its veteran A-listers (Kevin Spacey, Kim Basinger and Danny DeVito) and its two up-and-coming Australian actors (Russell Crowe and Guy Pearce, both of whom were relatively unknowns at the time). It also went on to win two Academy Awards, for Best Adapted Screenplay (going to director Curtis Hanson and his co-writer Brian Helgeland) and Best Supporting Actress (Kim Basinger as Veronica Lake-lookalike Lynn Bracken).
In the decade-and-a-half since it was in theaters, the cast of "L.A. Confidential" have all had varying degrees of success in the entertainment industry. Some have become bona fide stars, whereas others... well, as Danny DeVito's gossipmonger character Sid Hugens would say, their careers have gone on the "hush-hush."
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Fiji is made up of 322 islands and is one of the more developed economies of the Pacific islands. Fiji is highly dependent on tourism for revenue, so visitors booking Fiji flights can be certain they'll encounter friendly faces and fun times.
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Evelyn E. Holsapple, 91, of Newton, died at 11:05 p.m. Sunday, May 12, 2013, at Newton Rest Haven.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at Grace United Methodist Church, Newton. Burial will be in Greenup Cemetery, Greenup. Visitation will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday and a half hour before the services at the church. In loving memory of Evelyn, memorials may be made to Eagle's Landing Teen Center. Arrangements are under the care of Blake-Buchanan Funeral Home, Newton. Online condolences may be left at www.blakefh.com.


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When an open-wheel car hits the wall at Indy, the result can be a scary thing to watch. These are lightweight, open-cockpit cars flying around the track at over 220 miles per hour, with drivers pushing their rides to the extreme. This is especially true in qualifying, when cars are pushed to the limit to get into the field and, perhaps, earn a spot near the front of the starting grid.
There were three crashes on Pole Day, the day in which drivers battle for the pole position and 23 others. Oriol Servia spun around and tapped a wall, but it wasn't too bad. Bryan Clauson hit the wall pretty hard coming out a turn, tearing up the back end of his car.
And then there was Ed Carpenter.
That looked real bad at the time.
On the plus side, the cockpits of these cars are made extremely well -- meant to protect the drivers from crashes such as the ones listed above. All three drivers walked away just fine, though their cars had seen better days. The incidents put each behind the eight ball as they try to qualify, though, and many teams are scrambling ahead of bump day.


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If justification is by faith alone, how can we apply James 2:24, which says a person is justified by what he does, not his faith alone?
That question is not critical only today, but it was in the eye of the storm we call the Protestant Reformation that swept through and divided the Christian church in the sixteenth century. Martin Luther declared his position: Justification is …Read More
The Bible says that all power is given by God. How can we explain then the power that Satan and men such as Hitler have had in the past?
God is saying not only that he is omnipotent, all powerful in and of himself but also that he is the fountainhead of all power and all authority in this world. And so the devil himself is subordinate and dependent …Read More
What is the biblical concept, if any, of retirement?
Frankly, I have mixed feelings about this issue. On the one hand, there is something noble about saying to a person, "You have done the job, you have really made a contribution, and now we're going to give you an …Read More
When a person dies, where does his or her spirit and body go until the Second Coming?
Throughout its history, the church has struggled with the concept of what is called the "intermediate state"—our position between the time we die and the time Christ consummates his kingdom and fulfills the promises that we confess in the Apostles' …Read More
When Jesus says, "Be ye perfect as your Father in heaven is perfect," does that mean we can attain perfection, and should we?
There are a couple of things we need to understand about this statement. In the first place, the word that is translated "perfect" literally means "be complete." So often, the New Testament and the Old Testament will describe people as …Read More
What is the significance of the shedding of blood in the atonement?
The idea that there's some intrinsic or inherent power in the blood of Jesus is a popular concept in the Christian world. It even crops up from time to time in various hymns and praise songs. This idea reflects a …Read More
How should we deal with stubborn pockets of sin in our lives that won't seem to go away even after much prayer and honest heartfelt desire to change?
One of the great Christian classics is a devotional booklet written by Saint Thomas à Kempis called The Imitation of Christ. In that book he talks about the struggle that so many Christians have with habits that are sinful. He …Read More
Did Jesus ever laugh? What do the Scriptures tell us about his character and sense of humor?
I've heard some people answer this question in the negative by saying that laughter is always a sign of frivolity and a thinly veiled attempt to make light of things that are sober. They say life is a sober matter; …Read More
How do you know the Bible is true?
That's an excellent question because so much is at stake in the Christian faith in terms of the truthfulness of Scripture. The Bible is our primary source of information about Jesus and about all of those things we embrace as …Read More
If God is all powerful, then why does he allow suffering?
A recent controversial book on this matter was titled When Bad Things Happen to Good People. A common objection to religion is, How can anybody believe in God in light of all of the suffering that we see and experience …Read More
What does it mean for us to call God our Father?
One of the most well-known statements of the Christian faith is the Lord's Prayer, which begins with the words "Our Father which art in heaven." This is part of the universal treasury of Christendom. When I hear Christians in a …Read More
How can I tell others about Jesus in a manner that is nonthreatening but yet convincing?
A few years ago, I was involved in training the laity of a local church in the activity we call personal evangelism, and I did that over a period of sixteen weeks. Of that sixteen weeks, about three weeks required …Read More
Is there salvation for a Christian who has turned away from Christ and does not seem to want to repent?
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Do we stand before God in judgment upon death or later?
We have to make a distinction, as I think the Bible does, between the judgment that we receive immediately upon our death, at which we are brought before Christ, and what the Bible speaks of as the last judgment. There's …Read More
Can you repent at the moment of death and still have the same salvation as someone who's been a Christian for many years?
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"What kinds of pie do you have tonight?" the man sitting by the window asked. He and I were both eating dinner in a café in the outport of Cow Head, N.L.
Be kind to the words of summer. Some of them have taken a long, strange path to get here. Now they lie blinking in the hot sun, as though unsure of their distant origins and their fate.
Two new books bring kids into the kitchen: Spic-and-Span! by Monica Kulling and Julia Child by Kyo Maclear
Children have long known the joys of taking whatever is at hand and turning it into something magnificent.
Saving Houdini, the dust-jacket flap tells us, is Michael Redhill's first book for young readers. But it only takes a page or two to realize that Redhill knows how to write.
There will always be times when curling up with a book provides a welcome break from physical activity, or an escape from the heat.


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During Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath in 2005, more than 200 people died in Mississippi, and all 82 counties were declared disaster areas. Weather warnings went out, but technology wasn't what it is today.
No one had the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency's weather app on their cell phone.
"If we've got a disaster going on, this is the most current stuff we've got going out," says MEMA Director Robert Latham.
On Wednesday, Latham got help from Governor Phil Bryant to officially announce the MEMA app, which has been available for a month now.
"We're going to encourage all Mississippians to download this free app on your phone," Governor Bryant says.
The app provides users with severe weather warnings, emergency contact phone numbers, tips on preparedness, and more. Latham says he hopes every Mississippian will download and use it, and become as prepared as the Pine Belt was when the EF-4 tornado hit in February. He says citizens there all received pertinent information.
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Departing easily won the Illinois Derby in his last start (Photo courtesy Four Footed Photos).
Making the Grade, which will run right up until the Belmont Stakes, will focus on the winners of the big races, usually from the previous weekend, who could impact the 2013 Triple Crown. We'll be taking a close look at impressive winners and evaluating their chances to win classic races based on factors such as ability, running style, connections (owner, trainer, jockey) and pedigree.
This week we take a look at Departing, winner of the Illinois Derby on April 20 at Hawthorne Race Course.
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A third-place finish in the Louisiana Derby is the only flaw on Departing's five-race resume. Each of his other four races has been a convincing win by at least 2 ¼ lengths. With three of the top four finishers from the Louisiana Derby coming back to run second, third, and fifth in the Kentucky Derby, it seems fair to assess that race as a strong prep on the 2013 Triple Crown trail. Departing encountered a wide trip in the Louisiana Derby but finished strongly for third in a race won by Revolutionary. Fourth-place finisher Golden Soul came back to run second in the Kentucky Derby and Louisiana Derby winner Revolutionary was third in the first jewel of the Triple Crown. How will Departing fare in his first classic test? Let's take a look and assess his chances in the Preakness on Saturday.
Ability: Much has been made leading up to the Preakness about the fact that Departing and Kentucky Derby winner Orb both were born and raised at Claiborne Farm in Paris, Ky., and it is quite remarkable to think of two horses of this quality living under the same roof and romping and frolicking together in the same paddock. But for this blog, we are trying to determine if Departing can end Orb's bid for the Triple Crown, so let's shift gears to Departing's ability.
A quick look at Departing's past performances shows a promising and steady improvement in speed figures. He has improved his Equibase Speed Figure in each of his last four starts, including jumping from a 97 to a 106 in the Louisiana Derby and the taking a slight step forward to a 108 when winning the Illinois Derby.
The Louisiana Derby was a tough class test for Departing coming out of a small stakes race at Sam Houston Race Park and the pace was much quicker than it had been for his previous two races going two turn. Because of that he dropped a bit farther off the pace than usual and did not show as explosive finishing speed.
In the Illinois Derby, Departing dropped back to ninth after the first quarter mile behind a less testing early pace and then made a bold, sweeping move on the far turn to rally into contention. He took charge in early stretch and powered away to a 3 ¼-length romp. Perhaps the Louisiana Derby was a real positive learning experience for Departing, who looked like a more polished racehorse at Hawthorne and appears to be coming into his own at an ideal time.
Running style: Early in his career, Departing won his races from just off the pace, stalking the early speed and then unleashing his winning bid near the quarter pole. Forced to drop back well off the pace in the Louisiana Derby when encountering a brisk pace, Departing ran well but did not deliver quite as much late punch. It does appear that Departing learned from that race as he settled quite comfortably behind the speed in the Illinois Derby and when asked to accelerate, he did so willingly and powerfully for jockey Brian Hernandez Jr.
Departing could be closer to the pace in the Preakness if there is a leisurely tempo or he could rate well back of the speed if the early pace is fast. His rally in the Illinois Derby ironically looked a lot like Orb's winning bids in the Fountain of Stakes and Florida Derby. One can easily envision a scenario where the two former Claiborne residents launch their rallies in tandem in the Preakness setting up a stretch duel between the former pasture pals that would surely provide for a great story.
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Connections: Claiborne Farm has a rich history in the Kentucky Derby, having won the race in 1984 with homebred Swale and with the unique distinction of having raised 10 Derby winners on the property, including Orb this year.
In 2011, Claiborne Farm celebrated 100 years in operation. Located in Paris, Ky., Claiborne won Eclipse Awards as leading breeder in 1979 and 1984 and has been the leading North American breeder by purse earnings 10 times. A.B. Hancock Sr. established the farm in the early 1900s, transferring his operation from Virginia. Seth has been at the helm of the family farm since 1972.
Through the decades, Claiborne has been home to such major stallions as Bold Ruler, Mr. Prospector, Nasrullah, Princequillo, Round Table, Danzig, and Seeking the Gold, as well as 1973 Triple Crown winner Secretariat.
Claiborne was the co-owner and co-breeder (along with longtime farm client and family friend Adele Dilschneider) of 2010 Breeders' Cup Classic winner Blame, who handed Zenyatta her only career defeat.
Other Derby winners raised on the Claiborne grounds, in addition to Swale and Orb, were: Gallant Fox (1930, Triple Crown winner), Omaha (1935, Triple Crown winner), Johnstown (1939), Jet Pilot (1947), Canonero II (1971), Riva Ridge (1972), Ferdinand (1986), Thunder Gulch (1995).
Trainer Al Stall Jr., a Louisiana native and resident, is best known as the trainer of champion Blame, but he also expertly handled the career of local favorite Star Guitar, the all-time leading Louisiana-bred by purse earnings. Stall has never saddled a runner in the Kentucky Derby, but he did send out Terrain to a seventh-place finish in the 2009 Preakness.
Jockey Brian Hernandez Jr. has been aboard Departing in each of his five career races and showed in last year's Breeders' Cup Classic that he is a capable big-race rider when he guided Fort Larned to victory.
Pedigree: Like most Claiborne Farm homebreds, Departing brings plenty of pedigree punch to the racetrack. His dam (mother) Leave, by Pulpit, was not a winner on the track, but his second dam (maternal grandmother) and third and fourth dams (maternal great-grandmother and great, great grandmother) all were stakes winners who went on to produce multiple stakes winners.
Leave is a full-sister (same dam, same sire [father]) to multiple stakes winner Laity and a half-sister (same dam, different sire) to multiple graded stakes winner Trip and stakes winner Joke, the latter the dam of multiple Grade 1-winning sprinter Zensational. Both Trip and Laity were stakes winners at 1 1/16 miles, but much of the top-end talent in the first four generations of this female family slants toward speed.
War Front was a Grade 2 winning sprinter on the track who has shown versatility as a sire with multiple Grade 1-winning sprinter The Factor – a graded stakes winner going two turns on the main track – Grade 1 turf winners Data Link and Summer Soiree as well as Soldat and Departing, both winners of major Triple Crown prep races from only three crops age three and older. He also is the sire of Lines of Battle, winner of the United Arab Emirates Derby this year on the synthetic main track at Meydan and seventh in this year's Kentucky Derby.


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This isn't much of a surprise to those who have followed closely. Robinson earned an offer in April, camped here a couple weeks ago and was back on campus for an unofficial visit today and couldn't resist pulling the trigger. He's listed at 6'2", 163, so a tall, lean corner. He's got elite make-up speed and a fly haircut. Fits the mold of the type of outside CB we typically covet. Really like his ability to turn and run. Not afraid to tackle, but not a hitter either. He's a true cover guy. Super long armed. Reminds me, physically, of Tharold Simon. Goes to the same high school as Patrick Peterson and younger brother Avery Johnson attended. Really nice pickup. That brings the class to 22. Only 3 spots left to fill and there are some big names left on the board. The Robinson commitment does make you wonder where we stand with Priest Willis, who is amongst the best CB prospects in this year's class.
It was a big weekend in Baton Rouge, as Les Miles and the Tigers' coaches hosted a camp (it's still going) for up and coming recruits both for the 2013 class and those in future classes as well....
This happened Friday afternoon, but I didn't want to get in the way of all the outstanding CWS coverage by Poseur and PK. Herron is a fast rising prospect right now. Barton Simmons over at 24/7 LOVES him. He recently won DL MVP and was voted the no. 2 prospect at the Best of Memphis NFTC Camp. Herron fits well with what we've recruited lately at DE. A long, lean, raw athlete with all sorts of tools that need to be sharpened. He gets by on crazy athletic ability for now, but what I love hearing is that he's a relentless competitor. Great, great get for this class.
JUCO TE Logan Stokes commits to #LSU at the Bayou Picnic today. Second JUCO pickup out of Mississippi.— Shea Dixon (@Sheadixon) May 26, 2012
Stokes committed this weekend. I'll be honest and say, I don't know a whole helluva a lot about this kid. Good size (6'5, 240). He's a JUCO. TE will be a big position of need going into next year especially, as we have no distinguished replacement once Clement graduates. Here's a pic after his commitment. Here's some free tape. He's got some blocking ability. More importantly, he can catch a bit. I would imagine he'll likely be in line to start next season.
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The 2012 Mountain West Tournament Championship Game is set, pitting the two teams many expected to make the final before the tournament began. A three-game losing streak in February threatened to knock the San Diego State Aztecs out of the Top 25. They have since won six straight, and come into Saturday's game ranked No. 18 in the country. The New Mexico Lobos come in just outside of the rankings despite an identical overall and conference record as the Aztecs.
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A HAMPSHIRE man has been arrested in connection with the investigation that was launched in the wake of the Jimmy Savile scandal.
Officers from Operation Yewtree have confirmed that a 53-year-old man has been arrested at his Hampshire home, believed to be in the Southampton area, as part of the investigation.
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