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Recruiting in the 2014 class is well underway in the state of Texas, as evidenced by the commitment of Dallas Skyline cornerback Cedric Collins to the Texas A&M Aggies. The announcement was made Wednesday evening at his church, even though he had said as recently as several days ago that he was not planning on making a decision ($) in the near future.
The 5'10", 175-pound Collins has been on the recruiting scene for some time after earning playing time as a true freshman -- no easy task at his talent-rich school that is known for producing multiple high-level prospects on a yearly basis.
Rated as a four-star prospect by 247Sports, Collins chose the Aggies after narrowing his choices to A&M, Baylor, and Nebraska. Overall, he held 10 offers, including invitations to play at Kansas State, Oklahoma, Notre Dame, West Virginia, Ole Miss and Texas Tech.
Back in June, it was clear that every other school was playing catch up ($) to the Aggies, as Collins did his due diligence:
A&M is still number one in my book but I'm just trying to get out and see other places before I make any decisions. But every school I visit, I compare to A&M.
Writing on the wall, indeed.
His comfort level with new head coach Kevin Sumlin and his staff in College Station was the difference:
Cedric Collins: "The Aggies, I felt most comfortable with them ... I'm ready to win some games."— Damon Sayles (@DamonSayles) August 22, 2012
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However, it is still early in the process, leading one Nebraska writer to speculate that Collins isn't completely finished with recruiting:
What should be surprising to no one, Dallas Skyline's Cedric Collins (2014) picks Texas A&M. Fully expect him to take more visits.— Mike Schaefer (@mikejschaefer) August 22, 2012
Time will tell.
Burnt Orange Nation contributor Austin Pace caught the contest between Skyline and Dallas Jesuit last fall, offering his thoughts after the game:
There were many Division I recruits in this game. There were also a couple Texas commits on the field, but Cedric Collins was the recruit I was most excited about seeing. When Rivals has a recruiting page and video of you before your sophomore season, you're a pretty elite recruit. There's been a lot of hype around Collins, and he more than lived up to it.
Collins drew the tough match-up of Jake Oliver, and was left alone against Oliver on an island for much of the game. You can see by Oliver's numbers how well he was covered by the sophomore phenom. Collins only made one dynamic play all night when he swiped away a touchdown catch from Oliver, but he took away one side of the field and eliminated Jesuit's best player. He is a shutdown corner, has all the skills and understands all the little nuances of playing cornerback. He got inside positioning on Oliver all night, and forced some bad throws due to his close coverage. He was able to stay with Oliver easily on a deep ball that was overthrown.
He had the strength to jam Oliver and the recovery speed to stay with him. He has a very strong, thick base which gives him a good jarring punch on receivers at the line of scrimmage. He can run with anybody.
Collins did miss a tackle near the goaline that set up a first and goal. It was a bad form tackle where he dove at the receiver's feet. Easily correctable, and he made up for it with a pass deflection in the endzone. I would have liked to see his balls skills on passes, but he was rarely thrown at. Collins didn't field a punt or kick off for Skyline.
Collins' listed height of 5'10" and weight of 170 pounds both looked accurate. If he can grow to 6 feet, he will likely be the top ranked corner in the country as a senior. Must get for Texas. Thank goodness Skyline is a pipeline school.
Texas never ended up recruiting Collins seriously, declining to extend an offer. While that's somewhat understandable given the depth of the defensive back class, Aggie fans won't let that reduce their warranted excitement.
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Oilers Ink Eberle to 6 Years $36 Million
by Lisa McRitchie on 08/30/12 at 05:00 PM ET
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Cross another name off of the list of young players that the Oilers need to ink up long term as Lady Byng candidate sophomore Jordan Eberle has signed his extension. While Eberle's agent may have gone into negotiations with the intentions of signing Eberle to more money than Hall based on their current production to date, Eberle has in fact signed a deal quite similar to his roommate, teammate and friend Taylor Hall, 6 years $36 million.
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No Leg Infection for Yakupov
by Lisa McRitchie on 08/24/12 at 01:15 PM ET
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First overall 2012 draft pick Nail Yakupov is once again the headline in several Edmonton news stories, but not for his phenomenal play at the Perry Pearn's 3 on 3 hockey camp. No, that's not the Oiler way these days. It seems that Yakupov sustained a treadmill injury, quite simply we are told that he fell off after losing his balance. The first report of this story said that he received scrapes to his shin and unfortunately, but reasonably the cut inflicted by the treadmill, or hitting the floor became infected.
With all of the sweat and bacteria living in health clubs between cleaning it's easy to understand how a minor injury can get a little more complicated, but the story itself seems to be getting a little more complicated after the Edmonton Sun reported that the Oilers say that Yakupov is in fact not recovering from anything and has resumed training once again.
Yakupov's tweet last night seems to confirm that everything is in fact alright "Guys !) I'm ok !))) don't worry !))))))))))))))." So it's back to CBA and contract extension watching we go.
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Deck the Halls for 7 More Years
by Lisa McRitchie on 08/23/12 at 03:45 AM ET
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The first of the young guns have re-upped with the Oilers, telling the world that they like the direction the team is taking, and believe that there is a future there. Or at least believes that he signed a contract that the Oilers wouldn't have any trouble moving, should he request it. But since every Oiler fan hopes and prays that day never comes, it's time to celebrate a great contract extension.
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Welcome N-64
by Lisa McRitchie on 08/21/12 at 12:00 AM ET
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It's a familiar story, a player's junior number is not available with their NHL team. What is a kid to do? Of course, he picks something different. For Nail Yakupov his familiar number 10 from the Sarnia Sting is currently in use by Shawn Horcoff, who is also the team captain. And so, according to reports from the Perry Pearn's 3 on 3 tournament where Yakupov is currently representing the Oilers along with Ladislav Smid, Darcy Hordichuk and Tyler Fedun, we learn that Yakupov will be sporting the number 64. If you can't remember the last time an Oiler wore 64 you're forgiven, but most Oiler fans do remember one particular player who did.
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Still No KHL Plans for Yakupov
by Lisa McRitchie on 08/20/12 at 12:00 AM ET
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The question has been on everyone's minds for years; are Nail Yakupov and other high profile Russian born players a flight risk? Repeatedly Yakupov has answered no. But as circumstances around the NHL have changed, the question has continued to pop up. Still, Yakupov has said nothing other than "I want to play in the NHL."
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And Then There Was One
by Lisa McRitchie on 07/26/12 at 08:00 PM ET
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Well, one RFA that is. With the contract extensions signed for defenceman Alex Plante and centreman Chris VandeVelde Thursday morning, the Oilers only have the much talked about Linus Omark left to sign. Or move. But the suggestion that this team may be done making moves couldn't possibly be an accurate reflection of the state of the team. Whether or not moves actually come through however, will be what remains to be seen.
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Yakupov Signs
by Lisa McRitchie on 07/24/12 at 02:15 AM ET
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The wait was worth it. The deal is done. And the 2012 first overall draft pick Nail Yakupov has signed his entry level deal with the Edmonton Oilers. The deal is of course, completely as expected, the standard 3 year entry level deal with this year's maximum allowable salary ($925,000) and bonuses (performance $2,850,000 and signing $92,500) all adding up to a cap hit of $3,775,000. And while Yakupov is now the third first overall pick signed by the Oilers in as many years, he is the one most likely to hit his targets and earn his bonuses, simply because he has a better team around him than poor Taylor Hall and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins.
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Oilers Re-Sign Gagner
by Lisa McRitchie on 07/20/12 at 01:15 PM ET
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I may be the only person thinking this, but the Oilers re-signing centreman Sam Gagner may have been one of the bigger "meh" moves of the summer. Yes, Gagner has played 366 NHL games and is only 23 (in August). Yes, Gagner also had an 8 point night last season. But what of his not just cold, but ice cold 20 plus game streak?
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Daniil Zharkov Brings Big Personality
by Lisa McRitchie on 07/12/12 at 11:00 AM ET
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Daniil Zharkov may have been drafted last in the third round, but he has the confidence of a first rounder. And not just any first rounder, Zharkov is friends with Nail Yakupov and is going to make it his goal in life to be better than his new rival. Oh, and he also has a great sense of humour. Even if he doesn't make the team for another few years, he may be a new fan favourite.
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Tales From the Road: Columbus
by Lisa McRitchie on 07/09/12 at 11:00 AM ET
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It may not sound like a top tourist destination, but Columbus Ohio was calling my name this spring. The Edmonton Oilers were playing an afternoon game Sunday March 26th in the Nationwide Arena, and although a battle for the basement may not sound entirely enticing, perhaps that old saying that misery loves company held true. None the less, like all of the arenas I have seen so far in my travels, Nationwide holds its charms and so do the people.
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I don't have any additional inside info on the two players nor the one agent that reps them both. However, I am going on a pure gut feeling that both will be Bills at the end of the day. I'll gladly eat crow if I'm wrong but I'm predicting Troupe signs today with a 4 yr contract worth about 11 mill and 3 mill in guarentees. Johnson will follow with a 5 year contract worth 27 million and a 8 million dollar signing bonus.
Those are my predictions, lets pray that they are correct. Man, what a position we'd be in for the draft if we got these two.


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SANTA ROSA, Calif., June 2, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Just in time for summer, Kendall-Jackson expanded its K-J AVANT collection of wines to now include a Red Blend and Sauvignon Blanc. These new varietals join K-J AVANT Chardonnay, which has received 90 point scores each year from Robert Parker's Wine Advocate since its launch in 2011. These expressive, fruit-forward wines are perfect to pair with grilled favorites and their easy-open screw top closures make them perfect to enjoy anywhere. Whether a picnic at the park or beach, backyard barbeque or an impromptu get-together, these new wines from Kendall-Jackson AVANT offer a perfect pairing for every occasion.
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"At Kendall-Jackson our focus is always on the quality and consistency of the wines we've been crafting over the last two decades," said Randy Ullom, winemaster, Kendall-Jackson. "We're excited to release these new wines for those who prefer expressive, vibrant wines with a little less oak than our traditional Kendall-Jackson Vintner's Reserve. These wines are made even more enjoyable around a patio table with friends or on a picnic blanket paired with your favorite summer fare."
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Citizens of Singapore have been known to remain more active on social media networks (like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube) than people of many other technologically advanced countries. However, the question remains – just how social media savvy are they? In a series of recent studies, some interesting facts and figures have been revealed, regarding the social media usage of Singaporeans. Here are just a few of those facts:
1. 82% Singaporeans using Internet have personal accounts on social media networks, and share photographs via those networks on a frequent basis.
2. There are more than 2.4 million Facebook users, who claim to be from Singapore.
3. More than 13% of Singapore citizens who browse the Internet on a regular basis visited Twitter in January 2011.
4. Citizens of Singapore have uploaded more than 250 million videos on various online multimedia sharing websites. The combined length of those videos would be more than 25 million hours.
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This year 15 MMMs celebrate their Golden Jubilee of Religious Profession. Pictured are 10 of this group, who renewed their vows at a Jubilee Mass on 27 July in Drogheda.
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Networks Cheer Obama 'Channeling Teddy' Roosevelt, Attacking 'Grinch-Like' GOP 'Misers'
On Tuesday's CBS Early Show, White House correspondent Bill Plante hyped an upcoming speech by President Obama: "The President is going to Osawatomie, Kansas....where former President Teddy Roosevelt made a famous speech more than a century ago...it was a call for economic fairness, not unlike the President's own argument for taxing millionaires to extend the payroll tax cuts." [Audio available here]
As Plante quoted Roosevelt's call for a "square deal" in 1910, the headline on screen read: "Channeling Teddy: Obama To Echo Historic Roosevelt Speech." A sound bite was included from liberal historian Douglas Brinkley declaring: "[Obama's] trying to paint the Republicans as sort of being anti-American, of being Grinch-like, being misers....He's got to reclaim the great American center right now, and the figure who speaks for the center is Theodore Roosevelt." [View video after the jump]
On NBC's Today, fill-in news anchor Savannah Guthrie similarly touted the supposed historic parallel: "President Obama hopes to invoke history today as he pressures Congress to extend the payroll tax cut that's set to expire at the end of the month. The President is speaking at a small Kansas town where President Theodore Roosevelt gave his famous speech demanding a square deal for the average citizen."
On Monday's NBC Nightly News, anchor Brian Williams enthusiastically announced: "President Obama for his part threw down with congressional Republicans today over extending the payroll tax cut for another year." In the report that followed, White House correspondent Kristen Welker fretted: "Now, if those payroll tax cuts do expire, the average American family making about $50,000 every year would wind up paying about $1,000 more in taxes. Today, President Obama warned if Congress doesn't act, the economy could suffer."
In reality, the temporary 2% payroll tax cut did not provide any substantive economic stimulus, failing to create a single job over the past year. None of the network coverage pointed out that detail.
Despite that fact, on ABC's World News on Monday, White House correspondent Jake Tapper highlighted how, "the Obama administration feels as though they have a real winner of an issue here with Republicans on the defensive, on their heels for the first time in a long time."
Here is a full transcript of Plante's December 6 Early Show report:
CHRIS WRAGGE: Meanwhile, President Obama going to Kansas today to argue that Republicans are not doing enough to help average Americans.
REBECCA JARVIS: Senior White House correspondent Bill Plante has a preview of the President's speech. And good morning to you, Bill.
BILL PLANTE: And good morning to you, Rebecca. The President is going to Osawatomie, Kansas. It's a town of less than 5,000. He's going because that's where former President Teddy Roosevelt made a famous speech more than a century ago- a speech that put him at odds with his fellow Republicans because it was a call for economic fairness, not unlike the President's own argument for taxing millionaires to extend the payroll tax cuts.
[CBS News Graphic: "Channelling Teddy: Obama To Echo Historic Roosevelt Speech"]
PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA (from press conference): How can you fight tooth and nail to protect high-end tax breaks for the wealthiest Americans, and yet, barely left a finger to prevent taxes going up for 160 million Americans who really need the help? It doesn't make sense.
PLANTE (voice-over): Teddy Roosevelt was also calling for a more equal society 101 years ago in the age of the robber barons. 'When I say that I am for the square deal,' said Roosevelt, 'I mean not merely that I stand for fair play under the present rules of the game, but that I stand for having those rules changed, so as to work for a more substantial equality of opportunity.'
Presidential historian Douglas Brinkley says that's why Mr. Obama chose the same small town in Kansas to frame his message.
DOUGLAS BRINKLEY, PRESIDENTIAL HISTORIAN: He's trying to paint the Republicans as sort of being anti-American, of being Grinch-like, being misers. And this is timed here with the holiday season, with the need for some, you know, tax breaks for the middle class. He's got to reclaim the great American center right now, and the figure who speaks for the center is Theodore Roosevelt.
PLANTE: As the President continues to pressure Congress, the White House unveiled a countdown clock on Monday, ticking away the days until the payroll tax cut expires at year's end. For weeks, President Obama has relentlessly slammed Republicans for their unwillingness to increase taxes on the very wealthy, to pay for extending that tax cut.
OBAMA: So my message to Congress is this: keep your word to the American people and don't raise taxes on them right now. Now's not the time to slam on the brakes. Now is the time to step on the gas.
PLANTE (on-camera): Now, Kansas is a red state, of course. No Democrat has won there since '64. But the point is that the President's goal is to paint himself as the populist candidate, a champion of the middle class. Chris? Rebecca?
JARVIS: CBS's Bill Plante at the White House- thanks, Bill.
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Obama the Actor
Submitted by Blonde on Tue, 12/06/2011 - 1:40pm.
He's "played" more presidents than Meryl Streep has Oscars. Except the one that really matters.
LBJ, who did not run for a second term.
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Why is Obama channeling Republicans?
Submitted by drsamherman on Tue, 12/06/2011 - 1:41pm.
He tried the association with Lincoln, and nobody believed it so the mainstream media bootlickers immediately stopped. After that came talk about how "Reaganesque" Ear Leader was--to no avail. Now they are trying to associate him with Teddy Roosevelt, someone who would have had nothing to do with the incompetent Chicago mob narcissist. What's next? Trying to pain Obama as Barry Goldwater?
The only Republican that Odumbo even vaguely resembles is Richard M. Nixon, and only in the sense of using dirty tricks and lying about opponents and applying harassment tactics to opposition.
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Flattering yourself as a
Submitted by redfish on Tue, 12/06/2011 - 1:53pm.
Flattering yourself as a centrist doesn't make you a centrist.
Much of Roosevelt's speech is focused on economic fairness, because at that time there were a lot less regulations on business and less labor rights, so he needed to distinguish himself from the rest of the Republican Party. However, he still took time in the speech to speak out against "class warfare", quoting Lincoln:
"Nor should this lead to a war upon the owners of property. Property is the fruit of labor; . . . property is desirable; is a positive good in the world."
However Obama tries to portray himself as a centrist, he is NOT openly taking measures to separate himself from his liberal base in the same way Roosevelt took measures to separate himself from his conservative base. If Obama wants to stake himself as being a centrist, he needs to fight his own party, like Roosevelt did. That's what made Bill Clinton more of a centrist than Obama will ever be. You can't be in the center so long as you cling to the support of extremists in your party.
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Count down clock, shall run into negative numbers
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16th Amendment to the US Constitution
Submitted by HardRightTurn on Tue, 12/06/2011 - 2:58pm.
There were no Federal Income Taxes, or Payroll Taxes (FICA), during the progressive Teddy Roosevelt presidency. The 16th Amendment was enacted February 13th, 1913, four years after he left office, during the waning days of the Taft administration. Social Security was FDR's ruse to pay for WWII.
So, this Obama canard is an ill-conceived attempt to tie his tax proposals to Teddy Roosevelt, or anyone else for that matter.
To more fully comprehend the Left, one must read "Leftism As Psychopathy" by John Ray, M.A., Ph.D. Caution, it might scare you a little bit.
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Now We Know Who The Enemy Is
Submitted by Avitar on Tue, 12/06/2011 - 4:33pm.
The Networks are the enemy.
The Democrats love Teddy Roosevelt because he shattered the post-Civil War Republican coalition and allowed the Democrats to seize control of the establishment for the next one hundred years. But in himself his contribution was just another cult of personality in the newspapers.
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the roosevelts
Submitted by g55rumpy on Wed, 12/07/2011 - 4:44am.
the roosevelts, ted & frank were fascists in the bismarkian school. as most of the democrat presidents since. the republicans keep running rinos
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Who's next?
Submitted by formerlib on Wed, 12/07/2011 - 2:20pm.
Well, let's see...he's been FDR, Lincoln, JFK, Reagan, and now TR....hey Barack, you missed Grover Cleveland and William Taft!
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Frogs and toads belong to the largest of the three groups of amphibians. There are more than 4,000 species of frogs and toads alive today. The earliest known frog-like ancestor is Gerobatrachus, a toothed amphibian that lived about 290 million years ago. Another early frog was Triadobatrachus, an extinct genus of amphibian that dates back 250 million years. Modern adult frogs and toads have four legs but do not have tails. There are about 25 families of frogs including such groups as gold frogs, true toads, ghost frogs, Old World tree frogs, African tree frogs, spadefoot toads, and many others.
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Caecilians are the least-known group of amphibians. Caecilians have no limbs and only a very short tail. They have a superficial resemblance to snakes, worms, or eels but are not closely related to any of these animals. The evolutionary history of caecilians remains obscure and few fossils of this group of amphibians have been discovered. Some scientists suggest that caecilians arose from a group of tetrapods known as the Lepospondyli.
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This is clearly not 2012's team; I mean, that much is obvious from just looking at the roster. Camilo hasn't played much, Kenny Miller is playing like a 20 year old, and the midfield is lead by two guys named Reo-Coker Kobayashi. However, through two matches the team sports the same record it did in 2012 at 2-0, and DUN DUN DUN!!!! they have yet to prove themselves on the road. (I know they haven't played a road match yet; bear with me here)
Yes, despite making the playoffs, the 'Caps won just three times on the road, sporting an ugly -14 goal differential. At home, the boys in blue and white managed a +8 goal differential, and managed to find their way into the win column 8 times. While every team is obviously going to be better at home, just remember that in 2011, the 'Caps didn't win at all on the road. Period. O wins.
I've become cautiously optimistic about this squad because of the new faces and the great storylines. We have two first string caliber goalkeepers, three midfielders that could become superstars by the end of the year, and a forward unit so deep, our leading goal scorer from 2011 can't squeeze his way into the lineup. There is a lot to be excited about this season, and that's a refreshing thing to say. However, none of this will matter unless the Whitecaps can find a way to slay their final demon, to finally shove the horrors of 2011 and parts of 2012 fully out of their minds. They have to win on the road this season, and they have to do it consistently. I'm not saying they have to go undefeated and outscore every opponent by 10 goals, but in order to evolve as a franchise, to take that next step into the upper echelons of the Western Conference, road matches have to stop being a house of horrors.
They have a squad that can win plenty of matches, they have a coach that looks like he is capable of achieving great things with his team. They've gone through the rough first year, they made a step forward and ironed out some wrinkles in their sophomore season.
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Ambulance delay probe baby dies
Updated 6:01pm Wednesday 18th June 2014 in News
A BABY at the centre of an ambulance service investigation into a slow response time has died.
The baby, from Chelmsford, died at Great Ormond Street Hospital in London, having been transferred from Broomfield Hospital.
The tot had been taken on Monday, June 9, prompting its parents to dial 999 for an ambulance.
Two police officers were first on the scene following the call and one gave first aid to the baby, who had stopped breathing, before taking the decision to drive the child to the hospital.
The child was later transferred to Great Ormond Street Hospital in a life-threatening condition until they sadly died on Thursday.
Police are not treating the death as suspicious, and a file has now been submitted to the county coroner.
An ambulance arrived 13 minutes after the initial emergency call, even though the service's target time is eight minutes.
A spokesman for the ambulance service said: "An ambulance was immediately dispatched, but the police officers who were first on scene took the decision to take the baby straight to hospital.
"An ambulance arrived at the address 13 minutes after the 999 call was made. An investigation has been launched into the whole process around the incident itself."
Information has yet to be released the baby's gender and age.
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I'm going to make a few statements. Tell me what you think.
Statement 1: Joe Montana was a loser QB cause he only did good cause he had Rice and Taylor and crew!
Statement 2: Steve Young=awful QB!!! He had Rice, Stokes, TO, Hearst!!! GAAAHHHH without them he'd be Palko!!!!
Statement 3: Without Stallworth and Swann, Bradshaw would only be a crappy TV guy with a half moustache.
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Statement 4: Tom Brady's 2007 season wasn't all that great when you consider he had Randy Moss.
So what do you all think of those statements? Good reasoning? The theme, if you didn't catch it. is that a QB is only great if his receivers and supporting cast are crappy!!!
I call this reasoning the "ESPN School of Football Logic"
Aaron Rodgers accomplishments- which have been great- are too often diminished because of who Aaron has around him. Brees and Brady, on the other hand, get props because their casts aren't as good (I happen to think Gron, Welker, Colston and Graham are pretty good, but whatever)
Take this statement by Pat Yasinskas in a Nov. 29, 2011 article called "Drew Brees for MVP?"
Yeah, the Packers defeated the Saints in the season opener and Rodgers and Green Bay have kept right on winning. No knock on Rodgers, but he's got a great team around him. So does Brees, but name another true superstar on the New Orleans roster?
Why would anyone diminish a great QBs season because he happens to have talent? Like my above "statements" show, such logic is faulty. It's just downright sloppy. How far are we willing to go with this logic? Should we forget Elways cause he had Davis and Sharpe? Should we diminish Jordan and Magic because they had Pippin and Kareem? Do the talented Yankee rosters mean we should think less of Derek Jeter?
The great thing about Aaron Rodgers is that he doesn't need praise from talking heads. He (to borrow a Skip Bayless phrase) JUST WINS!!! Oh, and he won last year with Finley gone, Grant out and a whole slew of other injuries to his supporting cast.
So haters will hate. Packers will just keep laying it all on the line and like Greg Jennings likes to say, we'll #BeGreat.


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CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. -- After falling behind in the first nine minutes of the first period, the No. 3 Boston College Eagles scored twice in the second half of the stanza to take a 2-1 lead into the first intermission of a crucial Hockey East showdown between the league's top squads.
The Wildcats were first to jump on the scoreboard as they took advantage of a lazy defensive play behind the net of BC senior netminder Parker Milner at 8:54. Sophomore Matt Willows picked up the puck and fed classmate Jay Camper in front of the net for his second goal and fifth point of the season, beating Milner high over the glove.
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Sophomore Johnny Gaudreau made his presence felt in the line-up again at 17:42 as he dished a beautiful cross-ice pass to senior captain Pat Mullane to give BC a lead for the first time.
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The Youngstown Ohio Works baseball team was a minor league club that was known for winning the premier championship of the Ohio–Pennsylvania League in 1905,[1] and for launching the professional career of pitcher Roy Castleton a year later.[2] A training ground for several players and officials who later established careers in Major League Baseball, the team proved a formidable regional competitor and also won the 1906 league championship.
During its brief span of activity, the Ohio Works team faced challenges that reflected common difficulties within the Ohio-Pennsylvania League, including weak financial support for teams.[3] Following a dispute over funding, the team's owners sold the club to outside investors, just a few months before the opening of the 1907 season.[4]
The club's strong record and regional visibility spurred the growth of amateur and minor league baseball in the Youngstown area, and the community's minor league teams produced notable players throughout the first half of the 20th century.[5] In the late 1990s, this tradition was rekindled, with the establishment of the Mahoning Valley Scrappers, a minor league team based in neighboring Niles, Ohio.[6]


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FT. POLK, La. -- Remembering those who are missing in action and prisoners of war. That's what one group spent their day doing.
It's all for National POW/MIA Recognition Day. News Channel Five's Brooke Buford spoke to those who know how to honor these people best.
Veteran Paul Mattes says he's always looking to show his support for his brothers and sisters in the military.
"The folks before us paved the way to keep our country free, to give us all the rights and freedoms we have today," he said. "I'm trying to continue that legacy with my service and I'll pay my respects to those who paved the way before me."
On Friday he joined about 50 veterans on motorcycles, riding in recognition of National POW/MIA Recognition Day. It's a day to remember the many who served and were captured or those who never came home and are still missing.
"I'm just supporting the POW/MIA ride. It's an annual thing. It's always a good time," he said. "Love to support the vets. We'll take a trip out to Pineville and visit the VA hospital and see how those cats are doing out there."
The morning started with a prayer and service where the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association spoke about the importance of keeping these soldiers' memories alive.
"It also brings veterans together to help raise veteran recognition and funds to help other veteran organizations," said Jeff Stuhlman with the group.
They say we must remember the service men and women who helped keep America free.
"It's all about the vets," said Mattes. "It's all about the folks all the way back to the Revolutionary War fighting for our independence from a regime and it just continue that to have the freedoms that we want for years to come."
"If we forget our history, our history will die," said Stuhlman. "And with history when it dies so does the society itself. So as long as we remember, it will keep us living also."
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5/5 rDev +37.7%
11-18-2011 04:00:59 | More by Ryburr
4.75/5 rDev +30.9%
02-15-2013 18:59:39 | More by noblittjared
4.75/5 rDev +30.9%
05-22-2013 17:50:26 | More by puuj
4.75/5 rDev +30.9%
04-28-2013 22:11:39 | More by rheimbro
4.69/5 rDev +29.2%
The folks at Save On (carry out) had not tried this one but the brewery came highly recommended. It was a nice risk and a great treat - not a novelty.
The taste is not nearly the overly ginger brew I thought it might be. It is a well balanced (beer? ale?) with some spice, but not a bunch of different ones.
It looks quite good in the glass - a partly cloudy light brown. The aroma is fantastic. Beautiful beer, a little hops, and ginger. The aftertaste is very pleasant.
I really enjoyed this. I wish it weren't so expensive.
01-18-2013 23:14:00 | More by schoolboy
New York
4.65/5 rDev +28.1%
Presentation: It was poured from a brown 11.2oz bottle into a smooth mug.
Appearance: It has a dark amber brown body with orange highlights. On top sits tall foamy off white head with very good retention and makes good lacing on the glass.
Smell: The aroma has heavy hit of ginger in sweet fruity and bready malt with some funky yeast and spices.
Taste/Mouth Feel: The flavor is true to its aroma. It has a solid medium body with a strong spicy ginger presence with a touch of allspice. This is layered over a sweet bready and fruity malt with a note of apple juice, citrus and a touch of funky yeast. The spice and mild alcohol presence warms the palate and the finish shows a light touch of hops. The texture is slick and lively with nice active carbonation.
Notes: Overall this beer is very interesting with many layers of complexity. This is not a beer you can drink a lot of but I did enjoy it and would highly recommend this beer to someone who is looking for something different maybe odd and defiantly special.
07-03-2009 23:30:39 | More by generallee
New York
4.6/5 rDev +26.7%
Purchased from Key Food for $3.99. This is pretty pricey but I have wanted to try it for awhile as i love ginger.
A-Pours a very cloudy brownish red with a light brown/off white pillowy head. This dissipates a bit quickly and leaves a thin wisp of a cap. the lacing though is very impressive as it almost completely clings to the side of the glass.
S-A lovely ginger dominates the nose but is not in any way overpowering. Slilght sweet malt as well. The ginger is more like a carribean ginger beer rather than canada dry.
T-Ginger hits you at first followed up by a sweet roasted/toasted malt. There is a lsight ginger burn at the end, like a mild version of ginger beer. There is also a great interplay of hops throughout which brings everything into a perfect balance. There is also a nice yeast in here as well which provides a bit of red apple in there as well. This is a lovely beer. The balance between the sweet malt, ginger and hops is damned near perfect.
M-Creamy, slightly chewy with a nice mild carbonation. The ginger also provides a nice zing at the end which works perfectly with the mouthfeel. Really great body.
D-I have had other Hitachino prodcuts and defnitely was underwhelmed. They seem to be a bit overrated to me. However with this one, they really knocked it out of the park. While this maybe pricey, it will be an occasional treat in my fridge. i would love to have this on cask if it were available. Highly recommended to anyone who likes ginger.
06-10-2007 04:11:28 | More by sleazo
4.5/5 rDev +24%
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4.5/5 rDev +24%
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4.5/5 rDev +24%
02-13-2012 16:58:05 | More by electtodefer
4.5/5 rDev +24%
02-13-2013 08:36:35 | More by andysk
4.5/5 rDev +24%
10-03-2013 02:10:46 | More by Wsherry1
4.5/5 rDev +24%
A-Beer came in a squat brown bottle whose label was completely different than the image displayed on BA; nevertheless, this is it.
I poured it into a fluted glass - it poured an opaque ruby-brown with a dense tan head
S-Smell is surprisingly sour - raisins and cranberries and a little apple. Also yeasty. Smells delightfully like a belgian gueze or flemish red, which is wierd because I was expecting a sharp ginger scent, not just that of pickled ginger. (i know i'm going to get totally hazed for using the word delightful, but I don't care - I love it!)
T- Tastes very sour - like a combination of cider, flemish red ale, and a belgian lambic. Lots of sour cherry and apple jumping out at you. Carbonation is very sharp on the tip of the tongue, and that sour apple taste lingers on the back. I really like this.
M- Light; leaves a bit of the bitter/sourness with you, but it's appley and nice.
D- Great - I could have a few of these pricey - Very surprised by this in a good way
This beer definitely seems to be more of a fruit beer than a ginger beer, so I'm not sure how true to it's "style" it is. Nevertheless I'm a huge fan. If it weren't for the high price point, I might be tempted to always keep a few of these on hand!
This is my second beer from this producer and I haven't been disappointed yet - only surprised in both cases.
11-23-2009 00:19:14 | More by kirkmichel
4.45/5 rDev +22.6%
Poured a cloudy, fresh apple cider brown, with a one finger off-white head that receded to a nice ring of lacing. Very good looking. Scents of overripe fruit, earthy, musty and funky aromas, ginger, and some faint honey and malt sweetness. A very nice, earthy, fruity and sweet aroma with some unexpected funk. Far more complex than I was expecting, very nice. Flavor begins with sweet malt and caramel, moves into some white grape, raisin and dried fruit, apricot and apricot pit with some slight spiciness, some earthy and musty yeast flavors, coming out on the finish and aftertaste, slight sour funkiness and some slight hints of ginger in the background in the middle, finish and aftertaste. Very good, the ginger is not as big in the flavor as I expected, but it has a good, Belgian quality to the flavor, with some wild notes and the spiciness, malty sweetness, stone fruit and dried fruit flavors of tripels and quads. Quite unique and very good. The flavor hides the 8% ABV entirely. Mouthfeel is medium-heavy bodied, with moderate carbonation that barely pricks the tongue, yet enough to give the beer a sipping quality. There is also a slight creaminess in the feel. Very nice to drink and swish, excellently crafted. Overall this is an amazing beer. I went in expecting a ginger heavy gimmick, but got a good, Belgian-like beer with a surprising complexity in aroma and flavor, with just a bit of ginger. Its a well crafted beer, showing the brewer's care for the final product. Highly recommended.
11-24-2013 05:15:03 | More by Auraan
West Virginia
4.45/5 rDev +22.6%
appearance: pours a cloudy, reddish-brown copper, moderately carbonated with a moderate amount of flakey sediment suspended throughout; head is off-white and foamy, dissipating into a light ring of lacing.
smell: pleasantly and equally balanced in hops, yeast, and ginger, while obvious that each individually would stimulate the smell, collectively the effect yields the nose of a cross between a Belgian and a spiced harvest ale.
taste: begins dry and yeasty, but seamlessly progresses with floral hop notes complemented by an essence of ginger, finishing similar to the start, with a notable ginger taste in the lingering.
mouthfeel: above-average body, hops help to give a syrupy-like sensation.
overall: unique infusion of ingredients, well complemented, very drinkable.
11-25-2011 02:03:50 | More by weller1js
4.45/5 rDev +22.6%
Besides being delicious, this beer also has some of the coolest packaging, although the not as cool as the label shown on the profile.
A – Copper-amber with a fizzy soda head.
S – Shockingly complex, and not overwhelmingly gingery; it is more akin to a Geuze or Belgian Pale / Sour. Apples, straw and Band-Aids are in the nose.
T – Awesome taste, tart, much like the nose with the addition of a ginger zest that attaches to and transforms the Band-Aid smell into a delicious flavor. The fruitiness is there too, but it is mostly in vague impressions of sour light fruits: white grape, apple, pear and peach. Very complex overall.
M – Dry Champagne-like finish, light bodied, although it has too little carbonation.
D – This is a ridiculously good beer. I think if it were brewed by monks in Belgium it would probably be exalted.
01-19-2010 15:07:35 | More by ktrillionaire
4.43/5 rDev +22%
Pours a nice, frothy head. Color is a clouded darker amber.
Smell is a bit spicy, although from a ginger beer, I'm not really sure what to expect.
First sip is a bit more citrus-like than I expected it would be. In terms of mouthfeel, I would agree that it's pretty rewarding. Overall flavor and consistency mirror that of some beers made with wild yeasts. And as those are some of my favorite, I would contest that this might end up on the top of your list.
03-11-2011 00:52:41 | More by techfed87
4.4/5 rDev +21.2%
Pours out a slightly hazed copper body with some slow moving bubbles and a thinnish head that manages to maintain itself. Smells of some soft bready and caramel malts with a fresh ginger crispness that is rather strong yet melds well with everything. Flavor starts off with a touch of sweetness and maltiness that I would best describe as a mix between breadiness and crackeriness. The bright ginger introduces itself in the middle. The finish is very dry with a touch of bitterness and a lovely lingering ginger spiciness. Mouthfeel is one of the creamiest I've come across in a long while. Moderate in weight. Really drinkable. I could drink this all night. This went amazingly well with a cracked black pepper encrusted goat cheese.
03-20-2008 07:26:27 | More by goochpunch
4.35/5 rDev +19.8%
Pours a murky copper with a few fine trails of carbonation rising through the middle. A small oatmeal colored head forms, but doesn't hold out very long. Smells like a malty pale ale, but with a dash of ginger. Actually it reminds me of spiced pumpkin smell for some reason. Solid, caramel maltyness holds up against the modest ginger. The finish is only slightly bitter, and there's a mild bite to the ginger. The hops are hard to pick out, but I think there's some piney hops in the mix. Almost chewy body does well to carry the sweet flavors and keep the ginger in check. Wow, I wasn't sure what to expect, but I'm impressed. Not as hot as I thought it would be, but that is good. Well balanced, flavorful, and I'm a ginger fan so I could drink a few of these.
02-19-2006 19:25:43 | More by HappyHourHero
Rhode Island
4.35/5 rDev +19.8%
I've been searching for a great, ginger-flavored beer, and I think I might have found it.
Poured from a bottle into a sour glass.
A - Brick red color, with substantial khaki head, 2-3 fingers. Leaving a lovely, thick lacing.
S - The ginger is pretty bold already, but mostly just a malt profile. Nothing outstanding, just clean.
T - As it should, the crisp, clean taste of ginger just rolls onto the tongue. Backed by a honey and caramel malt profile, the ginger tugs at the tip of your tongue, and passes into a dry finish. There's a bit of a citrusy flavor, but it's very mellow. just enough to compliment the ginger, not overwhelm it.
M - Moderately light and bubbly, with a bit of weight in the end. Carbonation is pretty high, but the malts are definitely present. Finish is both dry and sweet, making for an interesting aftertaste. The ginger remains with you, making your whole mouth tingle.
O - Really happy with this beer! A perfect tribute to TRUE ginger flavor while still having some backbone and character. I hope I can find a US brewery that can rival, cause $6 for a 12 oz bottle is pretty steep for this style of beer.
03-23-2012 20:53:10 | More by emeline
New York
4.33/5 rDev +19.3%
Had this one on-tap at Spuyten Duyvil. Damn, Joe has some esoteric beers ! Booya!
The beer poured a strange, almost pink? color that resembled pickled ginger. Wow! Not really sharp pink, but it definitely had some pink hues to it. Also, poured with a nice, pillowy 1.5" head on top. Nice.
The aroma was of spicy hops, ginger, and lemons. Very nice...
The taste was very well-balanced... not too assertively hopped, but much contribution from the ginger in the way of spiciness. You don't get much of the ginger until the end, where it leaves a tingling on the tongue.
The body was medium, and the carbonation was full. This seemed to also work well with the ginger... sort of a digestif.
Overall, a very drinkable brew. I definitely recommend this one.
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With Pro Flight Simulator you have a wide variety of aircraft to choose from (around 120 or so). From historical planes such as the Wright brothers to up to date military aircraft. There are over 20,000 airports, runways and mapping based upon data from the US defence agency. This Flight simulation software provides the player with amazing accuracy and realism and a massive catalogue of features to enhance you airplane simulator game experience.
Pro Flight Simulator – Online Play
One of Pro Flight Simulators biggest selling points for me was the online play. With this flight simulator online, you can massively expand playing potential. With your internet connection, you can join a real community here and share your passion for flying with others. This was great for me because I think I had bored my wife for long enough with my hobby. I was able to quickly find players and developed some real friends with this feature. The interactivity Pro Flight Simulator offers breaks you into the online flying community. These extra features make this a best buy flight simulator in my opinion.
Control The Weather
The weather can also be controlled by the player. Every time you play this Pro Flight Simulator it's a different game. That along with the online capabilities of Pro Flight Simulator, the length of time you can play this game increase. Pro Flight Simulator has some real big selling points here for me as well.
Taking the weather feature for example. You choose your airport to fly out from. When you taxi down the runway for your perfect take off, Pro Flight Simulator actually mirrors the weather – in real time. This level of interaction continues to make this one of the best flight simulator games on the market
Pro Flight Simulator – The Military
Another exciting feature I wanted to include in this Pro Flight Simulator Review is the inclusion of military aircraft. I may be a bit biased with this one. The military air craft options also come include with the opportunity to land in an air craft hanger complete with working lifts. This may have added to my personal attachment to Pro Flight Simulator but I believe that without my Air Force background, I would have still loved this feature. Playing as a virtual pilot, who wouldn't want to experience the thrill of a combat pilot?
Pro Flight Simulator 2012
Pro Flight Simulator keeps on giving. To keep you coming back for more you even get updates for free, for life. This means you can enjoy flying past the pyramids in Egypt, the Great Wall of China or even you own house
My Pro Flight Simulator Review – The Cons (there is only a few)
This is at the higher end of my choices in terms of price but the discounts offered do sweeten the deal however it is still a bit of an investment and may not be for the first timer who wants to pick up and play
Pro Flight Simulator has lots and lots of options. This could make it a bit complex for the first timer and I would recommend any newbies out there take full advantage of the 60 day money back guarantee these guys offer to give it a go.
If you really want to get submersed into the world of aviation and flight sims, this is a great choice. Its smooth, addictive and looks divine, a real competitor in the flight sim world in my opinion.
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