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A redditor called EquinnoxX wanted to propose to his girlfriend, so he hacked an NES console-game cartridge called Contra so that it delivered the proposal in the course of the gameplay. He changed the character names' to his and his girlfriend's, and then modded the end text to be a marriage proposal (she said yes).
"The modified contra code is seen here in hexadecimal on the left and its (almost) ASCII representation on the right. You can see the ending screen text and the credits. That file is loaded and ready to be flashed to the EPROM chip that is loaded (you can see it in the 'Device Location' section on the right). A new NES cartridge is just 28 solder points away!"
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Hollywood producer and studio executive's death announcement delayed by almost a month!
Raymond Wagner died at 88 and though he passed away March 12, his family announced his death only now. The producer passed away from natural causes, and his family announced the news Thursday, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
Wagner began his career as a producer in the early 1960s, working on small screen pilots and The Hanged Man. He produced films like Petulia (1968), Turner and Hooch (1989) and Run (1991). His other credits include Chuck Norris's Code of Silence (1985), Liza Minnelli and Burt Reynolds's Rent-a-Cop (1987) and Snow Day with Chevy Chase in 2000.
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Linfield College Public Safety and the McMinnville police are investigating a spate of graffiti that was discovered Sunday morning on five campus locations.
The vandalism was discovered on the HHPA building, HP B apartment building, soccer dugouts, College Street Apartments and the bike co-op, according to Public Safety spokesperson Rebecca Wale. It's believed the vandalism occurred between 1:15 and 5:30 a.m. Sunday. It was discovered by college public safety officers who were patrolling the campus.
"Property damage and vandalism is something we take very seriously," Wale said. "It (the graffiti) has been documented and evidence has been turned over to the McMinnville police. There are multiple cameras on campus. Public safety is reviewing surveillance video."
Workers were assigned to clean up the graffiti as quickly as possible. Various surfaces were vandalized, so different cleanup methods are being used, according to Wale. "It's either being painted over or cleaned, depending what is appropriate," she said.
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One Thousand Lollipops
Alone at last…
Sam crept into his bedroom and closed the door tight. Then he listened.
Outside, he could hear the usual Saturday morning noises. Mum was whistling as
she dug the garden. Laura was squealing happily in her buggy. Dad was singing to her
out of tune, as he pushed her down the drive and off to the park.
At last the house was empty. It was Time.
Time for Sam's secret…
Sam dived under his bed and pulled out the shoebox hidden far beneath. The label
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Sam had stopped collecting toy cars when he was seven. The label was just to put
his parents – and especially Mum – off the scent.
Mum must never know what was inside Sam's box... because Mum was a dentist,
and she would be horrified.
Sam paused with his hands on the lid. He could feel eyes watching him.
He glanced round guiltily. Tufty Toothbrush was glaring at him from the far end
of the bed. Tufty Toothbrush was, of course, not real, but that didn't stop him from
being very disconcerting.
Mum had made Tufty herself, out of horrible blotchy orange and purple cloth. He
was like a cross between a toothbrush and a bad-tempered fox. He had stumpy legs,
stiff white bristles sticking out of the back of his head, and a badge saying
"Get lost, Tufty," muttered Sam. He reached over and shoved Tufty under the
pillow so that only the stumpy legs were sticking out. When Sam was little he had
been a bit scared of Tufty. He had certainly never been very fond of him. Now that he
was older, he couldn't stand him.
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RIO HONDO (January 28, 2014) Three teenage volunteer firefighters have been charged with arson in connection with a fire in an abandoned home in Rio Hondo in South Texas.
Two of the teens were arrested a day after the fire on Jan. 22, investigators said.
The third was taken into custody Monday at Rio Hondo High School, where he's a student.
Two suspects are 18 years old, while the third youth is 17.
Officials say all three teens responded to last week's fire.
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Death of Ulverston man found in sands accidental
Last updated at 14:50, Sunday, 02 December 2012
A MAN with a history of mental health problems was found dead in an estuary weeks after he went missing, an inquest heard.
Police carried out a large-scale search of the Ulverston area after Mark Westall went missing from his North Lonsdale Road home, where he lived with his mum, on January 23.
A member of the public found the 44-year-old's body in the sands, near Greenodd, on March 17.
The post mortem report concluded drowning was the cause of death and Mr Ian Smith, South and East Cumbria coroner, yesterday recorded a verdict of accidental death.
Mum Ida Gough told the inquest into her son's death he had been mentally ill for 20 years.
She said on four or five occasions he was sectioned and admitted to hospital for three to four months, most recently in 2009. Mrs Gough told the Barrow Town Hall hearing he was "very paranoid" and rarely left the house.
Describing his health before his disappearance, she said: "He was very, very bad. I couldn't communicate with him at all and he complained of voices in his head."
Mrs Gough said her son once attempted to cut his wrists, but that was more than 20 years ago and there was no suggestion he would do it again.
She said "nobody could believe it" when Mr Westall went missing because he left the house so rarely. The inquest heard Mr Westall drank a lot of alcohol, smoked cannabis and took speed to boost his confidence if he was leaving the house and speaking to people.
Doctor Avice Simpson, consultant psychiatrist with the Cumbria Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, met Mr Westall two or three times as an out-patient and last saw him in August 2011.
She told the inquest: "He was quite a quiet chap, but he didn't seem any different.
"There was no cause to admit him to hospital – there were no concerns of that order."
Lynn Lambeth, Mr Westall's mental health social worker, said, during his worst periods, he was "paranoid and frightened of danger".
Shortly before he went missing, she said he displayed some "disturbing symptoms" and was scared of noises he was hearing outside the house.
Coroner Mr Smith believed on the night he went missing, Mr Westall "went into autopilot" and followed the route to Canal Head he had taken many times with his mum and previous care worker, before accidentally falling into the estuary. He commended the work of Ms Lambeth and the emergency services who searched for Mr Westall.
Zak Golombeck, solicitor for Mr Westall's family, said the inquest had brought "some closure".
First published at 13:07, Sunday, 02 December 2012
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GHPD honors two members at Feb. 24 city council meeting
The city is sponsoring a Law Day poster contest for local school kids.
Two members of the Gig Harbor Police Department were honored at the Feb. 24 meeting of the city council.
Police Chief Mike Davis presented the department's Support Staff of the Year award to Chaplain Roger Roth and the Officer of the Year award to Detective Mike Cabacungan.
"Most people don't realize that the chaplain is a voluntary position," Davis said in introducing Roth. "Roger responds to 15-20 calls every year for our department. He's the one who counsels our officers in times of need and calls on sick or injured officers. He's also the one who has to notify the next of kin when there is a death."
Roth plays a similar role for GHFMO and the State Patrol, he added.
This was the third year Detective Cabacungan — also known as "Cab" — has been recognized by his peers as the Officer of the Year, Davis noted. "He's our 'closer.' He's the first detective we've had in the department. He also started our National Night Out and is always demonstrating how law enforcement is a team sport."
Cabacungan and Roth also received awards from American Legion Post 236 for Outstanding Public Service.
Court Administrator Stacy Colberg presented a proclamation declaring May 1 as Law Day in Gig Harbor and announced that the city is sponsoring a poster contest for all students in the Peninsula School District.
Students are asked to submit a drawing and a simple essay on the theme, "American Democracy and the Rule of Law — Why Every Vote Counts."
First prize is $100 cash. The contest started March 1.
"We want to get local kids interested in the law," Colberg said, adding that the entries will be on display at the Civic Center in mid-April.
Gary Glein, president of the Downtown Waterfront Alliance gave a recap of the Alliance's activities. The Alliance recorded more than 3,000 volunteer hours in 2013, and "maxed out our B and O tax credit donations at $133,000," he said.
Glein also announced that, starting in April, downtown businesses will be open late on the second Thursday of each month. The Gallery Association is partnering in that effort and all the downtown art galleries also will stay open until 8 p.m., he said.
On July 26, the Wine and Food Festival will return with more than 60 wine, food, beer and spirits vendors participating. Rotary is sponsoring this year's event and proceeds will support the extension of the Cushman Trail, Glein said.
In the single item of old business, the council unanimously approved adoption of interim regulations regarding the separation of marijuana-related retail establishments.
As Senior Planner Lindsey Semhel explained, the regulations will be in place "… until the state decides what it's doing with regard to recreational marijuana" which will likely be in December.
There was one new business item — the council's approval of Nancy Henderson of Steilacoom to represent Gig Harbor and other towns on the Pierce Transit Board of Commissioners. Henderson replaces former Gig Harbor City Council Member Derek Young who did not seek re-election to the city council last year.
Young explained that although Steilacoom's tax contribution to Pierce Transit is minimal, he didn't think Henderson's selection would affect this summer's trolley service in Gig Harbor. "The Transit Commission has already confirmed the trolley for this year, and it would be quite a lengthy public process to change or remove it," he said.
City Administrator Denny Richards reported that Gig Harbor is hosting a "Go West Summit" which brings more than 60 tour operators to the city from "all over the U.S. and the world."
He also alerted the council and citizens that the owners of the small forest adjacent to the civic center have obtained permits to cut many of the trees, starting immediately. "They have also asked for permits to build a residential and business complex on that site," he said.
No one from the city is watching the daily progress, "… but we're monitoring them to be sure they don't cut more trees than they have permits for," he said.
Public Works Director Jeff Langhelm reviewed the city's response to a vessel that recently sank in Gig Harbor Bay. The vessel had a small amount of gas in its fuel tank that was cleaned up by the State Department of Ecology and the U.S. Coast Guard. The boat's owners live in Port Orchard and are cooperating with the clean up efforts, Langhelm said.
The next council meeting will take place 5:30 p.m., Monday, March 10 in the Civic Center.
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By JENNIFER MEIER
GOSHEN — The trial of the Bristol man charged with killing a tattoo shop owner was rescheduled Thursday in Elkhart Circuit Court.
Todd A. Stewart, 35, was due to stand trial Sept. 9. He appeared in court Thursday with public defender Cliff Williams, who said he needed more time to prepare. Prosecutors didn't object to a continuance, and Judge Terry Shewmaker reset the trial to Jan. 6.
Stewart is accused of murdering his business partner, Mark A. Miller, 44, Elkhart in September 2012.
Miller's body was found in a barrel near the Six Span Bridge in Elkhart on Sept. 20. Prosecutors say Miller had been shot to death before his body was placed in the barrel.
Elkhart County Prosecutor Curtis Hill has stated that a "business associate" of the two men reported seeing Stewart shoot Miller behind the tattoo shop they owned along U.S. 33 in Dunlap. The witness then reportedly helped load Miller's body into a barrel in the back of Stewart's pickup truck. Miller's disappearance was reported by his sister, Dawn Miller, to Elkhart County police Sept. 10 of last year.
In other Circuit Court proceedings Thursday:
• Ronald E. Bothe Jr., 35, 213 N. Riverside, Goshen, pleaded guilty to a Class B felony count of attempted dealing in methamphetamine by manufacturing. He also entered a guilty plea to a Class D felony count of resisting law enforcement.
Bothe admitted to buying pseudoephedrine on May 2 as a final step before making meth. That same day, he fled from Goshen police officer Robert Warstler in a vehicle.
Bothe is due to serve eight years in the Department of Correction under the terms of his plea deal. He'd faced up to 23 years in prison if convicted of both felony charges.
Judge Shewmaker set Bothe's sentencing for Sept. 26.


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OP didn't watch Geno's 4 games played against teams that weren't missing 5 defensive starters. In which he was ****ing godawful.
I'm here to tell the truth about top secret Air Force project BAR STOOL. Gamma ray radiation from the particle accelerator under Joe Robbie Stadium is real! Get out while you can! This bad football team is just a front for something far more sinister!
A lot of Tannehill's picks are on receivers this year. Tannehill has made a few bad throws but ones that go off his receiver's hands or their thigh and bounces into defenders hand I can't really get mad at him
no, but I think Geno is already better than snatchez. He's more accurate than buttfumble already. They both make mistakes, but I think I've ever seen a game where mark completed 86% of his passes, actually most of marks games, he only made like 55% of his passes. Franchise qb there ha.
Geno is not as good a decision maker.
They are about equal as far as arm.
Geno is more of a gamer.
Ryan does not make dumb mistakes, Geno does.


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Book reviews with an emphasis on crime fiction, mysteries, police procedurals, and thrillers. CLICK HERE to read more reviews __________________________________________________________________________________
By: Elizabeth A White on June 9, 2010 - 10:44am - Add new comment
"Everyone's patience has its limits." – Rampart
The fourteen tales that comprise author Amy Grech's second collection of short stories, Blanket of White, are all about finding people's limits. Grech takes common themes – love, death, coming of age, sex, family relationships – and drags the reader across the line of comfort on an exploration of the dark side of those familiar situations.
By: Elizabeth A White on November 1, 2007 - 2:44pm - Add new comment
JK Rowling has apparently written a new book based on one mentioned in "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows", a collection of short stories entitled "The Tales of Beedle the Bard". The book, which was handwritten and illustrated by JK, is a wizard's version of children's stories/fairy tales and contains the short stories:
By: Elizabeth A White on May 27, 2008 - 9:37am - Add new comment
KINOKAWA, Japan (AFP) - In times of need, Japanese say they can even ask the cat for help. In this town in western Japan, people look to Tama, a nine-year-old cat working as master of an unmanned train station. The tortoiseshell coloured creature, born and raised at Kishi Station on the provincial Kishigawa Line, wears a formal uniform cap of Wakayama Electric Railway and calmly watches passing passengers who greet her. There are 10 train stations on the 14.3-kilometre (8.9-mile) line.
"Tama is the only stationmaster as we have to reduce personnel costs. You say you could ask for the cat's help, but she is actually bringing luck to us," Wakayama Electric spokeswoman Keiko Yamaki said. The company feeds her in lieu of salary. Tama was born from a stray cat brought to the station by a cleaner and kept by Toshiko Koyama, a local who runs a grocery store next door.
The station went unmanned in April 2006 as the line was losing money. But Tama stuck around. She rose to national stardom in January 2007 as the railway company formally appointed her as "stationmaster". Her appointment had an immediately positive effect, boosting the number of passengers using the line in January by 17 percent from a year earlier. For the year to March 2007, the number of passengers rose to 2.1 million, up 10 percent from the previous 12 months, according to Yamaki.
By: Elizabeth A White on September 5, 2008 - 4:15pm - Add new comment
You may remember my post from a few weeks ago, "Rogue Monkey Eludes Police Dragnet". Well, the little bugger is still at large and driving Tokyo police crazy! Run, my monkey brother, run!!!
Wild Monkey Eluding Tokyo Police 'Driving Us Crazy'
TOKYO — Japan's most-wanted fugitive has been eluding police for nearly a month. He slips urban dragnets. He runs through crowded train stations, shocking commuters. He even urinates in public. That may not be too surprising — since the culprit is a wild monkey. The cheeky, red-faced primate has been giving Tokyo authorities a headache since it showed up on city streets a few weeks ago, repeatedly eluding capture by net-wielding police.
"This monkey is driving us crazy," said Tadayoshi Toyama, police official in the Tokyo neighborhood of Kanda, where the monkey was seen last weekend. "It's so agile, and we only have dignets." The primate — a Japanese macaque — first leapt to the national stage in August. It showed up in Tokyo's Shibuya station and gazed down at the crowd from atop a schedule board before deftly escaping dozens of police and dashing to a park.
By: Elizabeth A White on September 29, 2008 - 1:30pm - Add new comment
Head Coach Death Watch
The Rams become the first team to fire their head coach this season, ousting Scott Linehan after the Rams lost their 4th straight game amid a questionable decision to bench starting QB Bulger, a move that was publicly questioned by several players, including star RB Stephen Jackson. Jim Haslett, former N.O. Saints head coach, has been named the interim coach.
Which brings us to the Lane Kiffin vigil in Oakland... is this the week he finally gets it? Or will crazy Al Davis continue to let Kiffin twist in the wind?
Which other coaches do you think are seriously on the hot seat this season? Herm Edwards in KC (1-3) perhaps? Romeo Crennel in Cleveland (1-3)? Marvin Lewis in Cincy (0-4)?
By: Elizabeth A White on November 12, 2008 - 3:07pm - Add new comment
NFL MVP... Kerry Collins?
Who one thinks is the MVP depends almost entirely on one's definition of MVP. Some define MVP as the player with the best individual stats, period, regardless of team record. Some think the MVP is the player with the best stats on the best team, even if another player at the same position has better stats (but on a bad/losing team). Personally, I take the "V" in MVP literally: I think the MVP should be the player who is most valuable to his team; the player without whom the team would not be in (contention for) the playoffs. So, using that definition, I give you my mid-season MVP candidates:
Kerry Collins (Tennessee Titans) - Ok, not really. But, his contribution to the Titans' success has been overlooked and downplayed, with critics hanging the dreaded "game manager" tag on him. Collins has thrown for over 35,000 career yards and made his bones in this league with his arm; he is not "just" a game manager. Anyone who doubts that Collins is still able to get it done through the air need only look to last week's game against the Bears. The Bears committed 8 men in the box to take away the run, daring Collins to beat them with his arm... and he did, completing 30 of 41, throwing for almost 300 yards, 2 TDs and no INTs in route to the Titans' win. So, while he's probably not a realistic NFL MVP candidate considering the outstanding competition, he has been invaluable to the Titans' success and I don't think anyone could say with a straight face that the Titans would be 9-0 with Vince Young at the helm.
By: Elizabeth A White on December 5, 2008 - 2:59pm - Add new comment
A slightly different approach to the wrap-up this week given all the off-the-field, legal related wranglings.
Plaxico "Quickdraw" Burress
By now everyone in the free world is aware that NY Giants WR Plaxico Burress managed to shoot himself while at a nightclub a week ago today. My, oh my... where to start?? Carrying an unlicensed firearm within the NY City limits (probably the strictest gun laws in the nation); carrying an unholstered handgun in the pocket of sweatpants (sweatpants?!?!); shooting yourself in the thigh (smooth move, quickdraw); giving false information to medical personnel (false name - Harris Smith - and location of the shooting - Applebee's... Applebee's?!?); involving friend/teammate Antonio Pierce in your mess/coverup.... all indefensibly, inexcusably stupid beyond belief.
Of course, considering Plax had already been fined $25k for refusing to practice at pre-season minicamp, suspended one game and fined $117K in September for violation of team rules, and fined $45k for abusing an official and throwing a ball into the stands in October, I suppose something like this was almost inevitable.
By: Elizabeth A White on December 11, 2008 - 4:18pm - Add new comment
There's controversy brewing in the NFL. Are we talking about players carrying guns? No. How about suspensions and lawsuits over fraudulent product labeling and "banned" substances? Nope. No, we're talking about.... nicknames. Yes, nicknames. Here's what's going down...
Following their big MNF performance on December 8th both the Panthers and the media started calling running backs DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart "Smash & Dash". The problem? LenDale White and Chris Johnson, running backs for the Tennessee Titans, had already coined and claimed the moniker to refer to themselves during Week 7 back in October. Seriously claimed. As in copyrighted claimed. As in t-shirts printed up and on sale (all proceeds going to charity) claimed.
So, considering the nickname was so clearly established it seems pretty weak for Williams and Stewart to try and hijack it. In fact, LenDale White even had a tongue-in-cheek suggestion for a new nickname for the Panthers running backs: "Identity & Theft". Don't get me wrong, I have nothing against Williams and Stewart. They are an awesome running back duo... they just need to get a new nickname.
By: Elizabeth A White on May 15, 2009 - 7:11pm - Add new comment
If you've not previously read anything by Jeff Strand there couldn't possibly be a better place for you to start than with his new release, Pressure. Though Strand is the author of over a dozen books, including the outstanding Andrew Mayhem series, with the publication of Pressure Strand has taken his already incredible talent to another level entirely.
What would you do if your best friend turned out to be a sociopathic killer? One who was obsessed with you and everything about your life? That's the situation Alex faces when his friend Darren becomes increasingly manipulative and violent over the course of their relationship. Starting when they meet at boarding school, Pressure follows the twisted relationship between Alex and Darren as it builds from kids being cruel, to young men pushing boundaries, to adults who end up in the fight of their lives, figuratively and literally, against each other.
Pressure is very aptly titled because the pressure in this book builds relentlessly... almost to the point of uncomfortableness at times it is so skillfully written. Strand pushes Alex to the brink over and over, seeing just how much he and the reader can take, before finally pushing him over the edge for a climactic showdown that will leave you both stunned and impressed at its unflinching, uncompromising resolution.
By: Elizabeth A White on June 24, 2009 - 3:27pm - Add new comment
Generally speaking, with the exception of the point guard position this is a pretty weak draft pool. There could be as many as 7 PGs taken in just the first 14 lottery slots, but beyond that lies a morass of mediocre talent and leaps of faith teams will have to make based on the hope that the projected 'up side' of many players actually pays off. My predictions for the first 5 picks:
1. LA Clippers - Blake Griffin (PF, Oklahoma). Griffin is not only a no-brainer for the #1 picks, he's arguably the only 'Grade-A' talent in the draft this year from a ready to play right now point of view. He's highly athletic, long, has the bulk to bang in the lane, and has tremendous hands which he uses to great affect on the boards. If the Clippers don't take Blake #1 they will irrevocably cement their title as Worst Franchise in the History of Professional Sports.
2. Memphis Grizzlies - Hasheem Thabeet (C, UConn). In a vacuum Thabeet wouldn't go this high. In fact, he's arguably not even a top 10 talent among the draft prospects... in a vacuum. But this isn't a vacuum, it's the NBA, where 'bigs' (Thabeet is 7'3") are highly valued and ridiculously overpaid. Given the severe lack of big men in this year's draft, combined with Memphis' inability to get quality guards to work out for them (see below), Thabeet should go in the #2 slot by default.


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This TRANQUIL, SPACIOUS yet COMFORTABLE, 8-ROOM, TROPICAL HAVEN has 3 splendid bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The strikingly, BEAUTIFUL, fenced, backyard has an inviting 15' x 30' POOL, surrounded by exquisite and aromatic TROPICAL PLANTS, which gives you all the PRIVACY you need. Along with the large living room, pleasant dining room and adorable kitchen, there is also a lovely TV/GARDEN ROOM with a sofa sleeper, and a quiet, private DEN/OFFICE, with complimentary WIFI internet. This stunningly, cozy house is attractively furnished, and can easily accommodate up to 6 people.
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This house is located only a short drive to the beach. A 5-6 minute drive (or a nice bike ride or jog), west on Gulf to Bay Blvd.(Hwy 60), has you at the beach's Pier 60, with all the entertainment and shopping, in no time at all! It is close to other attractions, entertainment, restaurants, bicycle rentals, shopping, pharmacies, health food stores and supermarkets. An easy drive to Tampa or St. Petersburg allows you to explore the main attractions of those areas. Many golf courses, as well as boating and fishing are near-by. It's a wonderful area for a nice, relaxing vacation for all!
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easily the most interesting, fascinating, attractive professor i've ever met. i hope that our paths cross again many times....
Best stats teacher ever. She listens and answers questions.
She is the best teacher ever...i wish she would teach all my classes...teaches in a way that makes you remember things.....she is also very nice and you can tell she loves waht she does!!!! She Rocks!
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Excellent professor. You can actually tell that she is a very nice person as well, who cares about her students and people in general. I enjoyed this class a lot
she talks about her dog. very fun teacher so dont be rude and talk in the back of the class. i wish she was my wife..FINE!!
She is the best professor I've ever experienced in college, no joke! I just loved her class, she actually made me want to switch over to psychology because she made the whole subject just so interesting.
Wow, what a great teacher! Plus she is so frickin hot its not even funny. I sometimes had a hard time concentrating because of that, but its all good. Besides being good looking she is absolutely a great teacher and very passionate about her work. Definately recommended!
epy 303
I really liked Ms. Badgett, but I think she should have more interaction with the class. It would be more interesting to have more discussions. Other than that the class was a piece of cake.
Took this class over a year ago and still remember that it was one of my favorites.
She is wonderful! She keeps the class entertaining, too.
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one of my favorites teacher at unlv. very sweet. very clear w/ ideas. i didnt buy book got an a. she loves her subject and presents it in a clear format. highly recommended
All notes are posted for you to help! She's very caring -- she'll remember your name by the end of sem. If you attend and review you'll get an A
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I liked Badgett but her daily reviews were unbearable.
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great teacher
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she knows and enjoys what she is talking about and presents it in a fun and interesting way that is easily understude. She is very clear and her attitute toward all her students is kind.
This class was one of my fav. this semester, I missed only 1day. She makes class fun, her tests= exact info covered in class. Very friendly and easy to approach. Knows her stuff and passes it on in an easy and clear manner.I did not buy a textbook just uesed her notes and did extremely well.
Barbara is the best teacher i've had so far. she uses her own life's stories as examples for her lessons. tests are straight forward. she makes class really enjoyable and you'll laugh almost every class, i'll guarantee
Barbara is an excellent instructor. She is friendly, helpful and presents the information clearly. Her tests are straight forward and not hard if you know the material.
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Does a good job presenting the information and making it accesible.
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posted at 3/14/2009 11:33 AM EDTJoey Galloway is a signing I saw coming.
He is the perfect low risk high reward veteran. Although the routes he runs are so similar to Moss. I can only think that he is a deep threat to keep in there to put extra pressure on teams that want to roll the coverage at Moss. NE didn't have a player like this the last few seasons.
What is interesting is that NE has done *nada* to address the gaping hole left where Vrabel played. I thought kicking the tires on Haggans would be a nice idea, because he has tons of experience at that very spot.
Every other position is fielded by a nice blend of veterans and youth, assuming that Crable plays where he is a bit moe natural behind Thomas.
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posted at 3/14/2009 11:48 AM EDTHopefully Maroney just steps up this year and is everything that Moreno will be his rookie year. That would help solve a lot of problems.
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posted at 3/14/2009 12:04 PM EDTI guess the Wright and Galloway signings all but proves we aren't taking a DL or WR till later in the draft, maybe 5th-6th round. I shall now update.
#23 Connor Barwin-DE/OLB
#34 James Laurinaitis-MLB
#47 Patrick Chung-SS
#58 Traded for 2nd rounder next year, Plus a 5th rounder
#89 Fenuki Tupoui-OT
3C Coye Francies-CB
Rd 4 Bernard Scott-HB
Rd 5 (Trade) Andy Kemp-OG
Rd 5C Johnny Knox-WR
Rd 6 Trade for Future Compensation
Rd 6C Jon Cooper-C
Rd Best Available
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posted at 3/14/2009 12:16 PM EDTOK, just to re-try it.
#23 Connor Barwin/Clint Sintim -- I like both, but Barwin more. I wonder if he will be necessary here. I think Sintim being ranked out of the first is a byproduct of the crazy depth at this position. Starting with Orakpo and Brown or Maybin there should be two to three DE/OLB prospects taken in each ten slots all the way through #50. That is insane. All in all they both seem like "Patriot" type draftees to me.
#34 Sean Smith -- got his 40 yard time down to a very good 4.47, and was again butter smooth in the drills. He is a riser, and can project at FS and corner. Most importantly he insures NE against the pricey departures of Hobbs and or Bodden. I am still on record thinking he is a guy who could rise. I wasn't high on him, but after hearing about how much a corner he actually is and seeing the digits fall, I think he is a definite riser.
#47 Brian Robiskie -- Adding 8,000 Galloways and Lewis' in the world do not change the fact that eventually NE needs to think WR. Why not this season when we fans see arguably the best WR class in years? If Jared Cook is here things get interesting because he is almost a WR himself. Ne could feel free to cut Watson and Thomas at that point, LOL. I think Robiskie is the closest thing to a "safe" WR in the draft.
#58 Meredith, Jamon. (trade) LOL. Find an awful team that seems to think a #58 makes them better. Then when they stink, take their #38 or whatever next season LOL.
#89 Jamon Meredith or Troy Kropog -- Both players fit what NE does. Meredith might not be here, because he is so much batter an athlete. If NE doesn't trade #58 he is an option there to assure him coming here. If he is off the board, Ne selects William Moore or Rashad Johnson. I think Johnson is a better Patriot "fit" altough Moore is a better athlete.
3C Rashad Jennings. -- Two Rashads in a row??? OK, so he ran a 4.5 at his pro-day. Well, Maroney ran a 4.48, and is like twenty pounds lighter, and doesn't have this kid's soft hands. A dedicated north south runner, with the skills to play FB if necessary.
#120 -- Jasper Brinkley -- I think this is where he might go. Some see a chance that he fought his way higher, but being realistic, he was projected as non-drafted player just months ago. And hasn't done enough to get him to day one, at least not yet.
#151 -- Devin Moore -- get him to run some kicks back, and start combing his hair for when Faulk retires.
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posted at 3/14/2009 12:48 PM EDTWhy two RB's we already have 4 on the roster, plus Green-Ellis
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posted at 3/14/2009 1:50 PM EDTTitletown, we had 5 or six on the roster last year, Faulk, Morris, Maroney, Jordan, Law Firm, and Evans (FB but still counts). We lost Jordan and gained taylor, so were even there, We lost Evans and if jennings gets drafted thats really an upgrade over evans if he will block and play special teams. Somebody like Moore can probably make the practice squad. I hope BJGE gets more time this year i think he could be good consistant preformer, just not flashy like A. Peterson, kinda like Morris is.
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posted at 3/14/2009 2:05 PM EDTmakes sense josh
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posted at 3/14/2009 2:06 PM EDTBecuase two are in their mid 30's, one is probably destined to be cut sooner or later, or put on the practice squad, and two aren't signed in 2010.
And all of the three every down runners are prone to injury.
And NE lost its fullback, and I would assume that Jennings could be an Evans- light type of player, who could do a little lead blocking, but really be a nice third down outlet reciever even when he isn't running. He really is smooth out of the backfield.
So in reality the only "addition" to the roster per se, is Devin Moore. Although with all the action surrounding Bernard Scott he could be the guy too. He is another late round player who could be a steal. I like Moore because as an athlete he is freakish. How many 190 lb players run a 4.41 and nail 27 reps on the bench?
I would add that going after Scott in the fourth might be unnecessarily aggresive. He isn't even projected to be drafted at this point as far as I can tell, so trading into the fifth could get NE another player in the fourth.
I would like Scott better than BJGE myself, as a late round kid.
Like I said, LOL, draft one of these guys every season and maybe you hit the jackpot eventually?
BJGE looked average, but maybe Scott is the next out of nowhere star runner?
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posted at 3/14/2009 3:11 PM EDTAnother player I would throw in the mix is Kory Sheets. He is a 3rd down back/kick returner.
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posted at 3/14/2009 5:18 PM EDTAnyone know much about LB Josh Mauga? All I know is that he likes to take on guards and blow things up at the line of scrimmage. Only 6'2 245, but then again Mayo is slightly smaller than that. Think he's a good late-round pick up?
I'm thinking of starting a sleepers thread. Don't know where the old one disappeared to . . .
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posted at 3/14/2009 6:44 PM EDT
I'm not going to speculate on who the Patriots will draft because a) I don't know the college players well enough, b) I'm almost always wrong and c) Bill always makes at least one selection that surprises everyone, including the so-called experts.
But I will speculate on the players' positions:
#34: Traded
#47: Safety
Compensation 3rd round: Safety
4th round: ILB
5th round: Traded
Compensation 5th round: DL
6th round: OL
7th round: FB
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posted at 3/14/2009 7:18 PM EDTDude. The board never updates. Just throw any response there and delete it after.
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What is wierd is that that only works sometimes for me.
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posted at 3/14/2009 9:36 PM EDTA lot of those players are special teams role players. And a lot of players will be cut this season.
Gus like Devree, Spann, etc,are probably not long for the roster.
But NE has a habit of stocking up well before the draft. I mean they cut like three corners, and at Vic Hobson last season. So it makes it difficult to project what they will draft based on cheap additions.
I would bet that Lewis,Taylor and Springs make it though, just based on what they gave up in picks or money to get them. And I hope they shed some of the bad players. Last year's team was not as deep (sounds nuts) as it could have been.
A lot of the guys coming off the bench on defense were not adequate. And some of the starters too. LOL.
I would just look at weakness and places a rook could break through. So from that list, where I sit, WR and OLB look like obvious places for improvement with CB/S/ILB on its heels.
Right now what they have at WR essentially looks like Moss, Wes and some junkpile talent to compete in camp. And they have no clear plan at OLB outside of platooning.
I wouldn't be terrified of heading into the season with a Bruschi Guyton platoon inside. But OLB scares me a little.
Between Springs, Bodden, Hobbs and Wheatley, I would be shocked if they weren't fielding a better CB crew than last season. But that is smoke and mirrors simply because the only long term guy is Springs and he is 34. And a couple rooks, one of which has a bionic wrist.
So they have a good start, and can go in any number of directions in the draft.
It should be fun.
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posted at 3/15/2009 6:42 AM EDTI like Know. There just isn't much to sya. I doubt anyone in NE (let alone this board) has ever seen Abilene Christian play a game. LOL.
But yeah, the fastest wideout in the draft? That is what late second day selections are for. Finding random freak athletes and seeing if they can be turned into NFL football players.
I would be happy if they got him in the sixth or fifth.
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posted at 3/15/2009 8:02 AM EDTI wouldn't cut LeVoir, but that is just me. I thought he performed well enough last season in spots to be considered a good backup.
I think Slater's fate depends on who they get down the road. Andhow he develops. If NE drafts a position player who also does special teams, he is practicing for money.
I don't think they can cut "Guts" until they have a replacement. Guts will never be an NFL QB. So bringing in a vet to sandqich between Brady and O'Connel sounds goo. Or maby draft another guy late like Brandstater. But NE needs three Qbs.
And my gut tells me that Redd will end up practicing again. He really was an emergency call up anyway.
I honestly want NE to cut ties with the Spann's, Alexanders and Ventrone's of the world. NE needs to upgrade its depth. In that past they had NFL caliber players waiting, and last season they didn't.
The Cb crew already looks upgraded, as I said. Hobbs, Springs, Bodden, Wheatley and Wilhite (at least for one season) is not eye popping with stars, but is probably as deep a crew as you will find.
Much better than last season when O'neal and Hobbs were #1 and #2 and W-squared were rooks. Add one more talent please!
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posted at 3/15/2009 9:31 AM EDT
I could see it playing out as follows:
3 QB: Tom Brady, Matt Gutierrez, Kevin O'Connell
5 RB: Laurence Maroney, Fred Taylor, Sammy Morris, Kevin Faulk, BenJarvus Green-Ellis
5 WR: Randy Moss, Wes Welker, Greg Lewis, Joey Galloway, Sam Aiken
3 TE: Ben Watson, Chris Baker, David Thomas
4 OT: Matt Light, Nick Kaczur, Ryan O'Callaghan, Mark Levoir
5 G/C: Dan Koppen, Stephen Neal, Logan Mankins, Billy Yates, Ross Hochstein
6 DL: Richard Seymour, Ty Warren, Vince Wilfork, Mike Wright, Jarvis Green, Le Kevin Smith
4 OLB: Adalius Thomas, Pierre Woods, Shawn Crable, Tully Banta-Cain
4 ILB: Tedy Bruschi, Jerod Mayo, Gary Guyton, Eric Alexander
7 DB: Ellis Hobbs, Brandon Meriweather, Shawn Springs, James Sanders, Leigh Bodden, Jonathan Wilhite, Terrence Wheatley
3 ST: Nathan Hodel, Stephen Gostkowski, Chris Hanson
That leaves 49 players, so there's room on the roster for 4 rookies. Who knows who will end up on the PUP list or even IR, so, in all likelyhood, there will be another rookie or two who make the final 53 and perhaps a fringe player or two.
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posted at 3/15/2009 9:49 AM EDTKyle,
I agree. Levoir was nothing less than great in the start against Denver at RT.
And he saw considerable action in at least (IIRC) two other dominant offensive performances against the Fins and Raiders.
The only player outside of Light who saves money (significantly) against the cap if cut are Kazcur and Neal. Personally I have always thought of Nick as the Ringo of the offensive line. But that is just me.
I think that Neal has cleared his health hurdle for the time being, so I doubt he is cut. I think he plays through his contract, and maybe they draft someone behind him. Heis likely the most underrated lineman there.
But Kazcur is a mono-tasker. He can't flip inside well to play guard, and certainly isn't a LT. So maybe if NE adds a first day tackle, maybe one with LT upside, Kazcur is the odd man out and they use Levoir day to day and bring alone a new kid?
Maybe none get cut. But from what I see, Levoir is a bargain at vet min. The exact type of OL that doesn't work so well in other offenses, but can carve out a niche here.
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posted at 3/15/2009 11:06 AM EDTYep, the mandate for speed. I was hoping they would go this way after 2007, because it was obvious that the big slow 3-4 they had been running, was out of date.
I just don't think a middle four of Vrabel, Bruschi and McGinest (and the flavor of the month beside Bruschi) would be as effective.
Although there are different kinds of speed, so it is hard to judge, especially for pass rushers. So it is hard to pigeon hole one guy. Matthews, Barwin, Johnson seem to be the fastest of the group.
I like Barwin the most, but Johnson is a special player, becuase unlike the others I could see him being a top-notch defensive end as well. Which means he is the kind of multi-tasker NE likes. And despite his size, when he decides to play he isn't half bad in space. In fact, much better than some more compact players.
Depending on what they address, if Johnson is sitting pretty late in the second it is mighty hard to pass him up. Athough like Sean Smith, I think he is a player that might be valued more on draft day than he is by scouts right now.
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posted at 3/15/2009 11:07 AM EDTI would also add that Johnson seemed insulted that people questioned his determination. FWIW, that is a little better than leaving the combine and showing up at pro-day overweight. LOL.
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posted at 3/15/2009 6:10 PM EDTAfter watching lots of youtube on all the CB's:
Jenkins, V Davis. These 2 have the larger frame, but don't have the athletic ability and smooth change of direction that you need to be a very good corner. Both are better suited for safety. Not worthwhile @ #23.
A Smith, D Butler: I like Butler the best. Slightly taller than A Smith and Wheatly/Whilhiute. Excellent athelete and good tackler. I would take Butler @ #34, no questions asked. I'm not sure that I would take A Smith, even though he might have the best instincts for the ball. How is A Smith any different than Wheatly? If he's there @ #58, then maybe.
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posted at 3/15/2009 6:33 PM EDT
White intrigues me to no end but would the Pats use him in the dual capacity that we see him in? Most of us would want to have Brady in no matter what the circumstance. I don't see him in a Pats taking him. 2C is the place to get him too. It's too bad really.
Nice job Kyle. It does give on a clue as to where this thing might take us. The Pats try to fix the roster before the draft so they don't have to depend on the draft to fill holes. That way they can draft the best player on their board without temptation to reach for a player that fills a roster spot. But one can see where improvement can be made by listing the roster.
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posted at 3/15/2009 7:40 PM EDT
Right now what they have at WR essentially looks like Moss, Wes and some junkpile talent to compete in camp. And they have no clear plan at OLB outside of platooning.
You don't feel that Lewis, a guy with equal/greater speed to Washington who actually caught passes at the position of WR is an upgrade at 4th/5th WR and special teams?
You don't want to give Galloway the benefit of the doubt w/ his injured '08 season that he can return to '07 form? Yes he will be 37 instead of 35, but he will asked to be the 3rd WR, not 1st/2nd, and will be getting passes from Brady...
I personally would rather have Galloway/Lewis, it is not like Gaffney/Wash left for THAT much more money.
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posted at 3/15/2009 7:53 PM EDT
But Kazcur is a mono-tasker. He can't flip inside well to play guard, and certainly isn't a LT. So maybe if NE adds a first day tackle, maybe one with LT upside, Kazcur is the odd man out and they use Levoir day to day and bring alone a new kid?
I agree with that
Kaczur has not gotten better in 3 years now. Levoir showed something last year that says if they can save even 500k by keeping him over Kaczur they should do it.
I am all for getting an OT in one of our fist two picks. Oher at 23 or Britton/Beatty at 34. He'd be somebody who could be in the RT mix in '09 w/ OCal/Levoir... hopefully win that starter job outright, and be mixed in at LT, esp. on passing downs, to keep Light fresh and save him from the power rush of athletic DE's from time to time. Then he'd be projected as the starter at LT in '10 and Light could restructure and move to RT or be cut and save like 6m.
Hochstein is still fine behind Mankins/Coppen, who are just 1 year removed from the pro-bowl. I'd like a OG drafted with 1 of 3C/4th/5C to push Yates and provide solid insurance for Neal.
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posted at 3/15/2009 8:16 PM EDTOk fair enough
We are to assume Moss/Welker will stay at '07/'08 levels
Then I feel Lewis is a speed threat who will do much more on offense than Washington did and replace his special team contributions at the same time... if that means he catches 20-30 balls w/ 2-3 TD's w/ speed that opens up the field for Moss/Welker... while doing the solid special teams job he did in Philly... he will be an upgrade/great as our 4th WR
I was all over Robiskie/Britt/Iglesias at 47/58 before the Galloway signing, Galloway was hurt in '08 and yes he is old... but his #'s in '07 as a starter were great... if healthy shouldn't we expect 40-50 catches and 3-4 TD's? That certainly replaces Gaffney.
Due to JG's age/injury we should draft a WR.. one who hopefully has the talent to catch 25-35 balls if Galloway is hurt and outplay Aiken... but that guy should come in the 3rd/4th rd now... IMO there is no need to use a 2nd rd pick on a WR anymore, but if we do I will be excited for the offense and hope it doesn't come at the expense of the D


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