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If you've been banging the table over the past several years for the Carolina Panthers to draft a dynamic, home run threat receiver, then you should be thrilled with today's feature prospect. Allow me to introduce you to former Southern California standout Marqise Lee.
I'm curious, when you read his name, what were you thinking? I can't read minds, but I'd like to take a quick stab at answering my own question. My best guess would be that there were two contrary positions that prevailed above all others.
The first group of readers, upon seeing Lee's name, were ambivalently ecstatic because they believe he is one of the best receivers in the draft and can't imagine a scenario where he is still available at 28. The second camp of readers, who I imagine are in the minority, were horrified because they believe that the Panthers would be silly to even entertain the idea of drafting a Southern California wide-out based on their seemingly dubious history.
In response to the first group, I can understand your stance. The odds of a legitimate Star falling into the Panthers' lap at a position of immense need for the second year in a row are extremely low, especially that late in the first round. When you look at everything that Lee brings to the table, there's obviously a certain level of faith you have to embrace in order to envision him being available without trading up. Presently, I feel comfortable believing he could still be on the board because the vetting process is far from over. Who knows what could be revealed about him during the combine, his pro day and subsequent interviews(I'll touch on this in my conclusion)?
Even though the second group's viewpoint is a bit shortsighted, I must admit that I'm somewhat sympathetic to their cause. After all, who among us can deny the fact that there's a fairly lengthy list of former USC receivers who failed to live up to their correspondingly lofty early round expectations? Guys like R. Jay Soward, Mike Williams, Steve Smith, Keary Colbert, Dwayne Jarrett and Damian Williams are all examples of Trojan alumni who were(have been) either average at the height of their respective careers or utter flops altogether. Of course, it sure doesn't help that the Panthers were burned by drafting two of the players on this list.
If you belong in this second group, I hate to disappoint you, but Gettleman would never be foolish enough to remove a prospect from his draft board or drop a guy's value based entirely on where they went to school. He knows full well that an athlete's rise or demise at this stage in the process largely comes down to how badly they want it. Each player is a case by case study, and must be analyzed in a vacuum, regardless of college affiliations. With that being said, I am certain(99.9%) that Lee is on the Panthers' radar and I'll tell you why.
Simply put. He is a beast.
Is he fast? Yes, and it is his greatest asset. He is explosive off the line of scrimmage, which allows him to quickly achieve separation from his defender. Not only does Lee have the short area burst to win those man to man outside battles, but he also has that extra gear to slip through the narrowest of creases. Additionally, he is able to gain large chunks of real estate after the catch because he possesses tremendous open field vision and breakaway speed. There is no question in my mind that Lee would become our franchise quarterback's new best friend because of his natural ability to get open and his potential to take it to the house every time he touches the ball.
Route Running
When it comes to route running, Lee is just scratching the surface. In other words, he isn't the technician that you'd hope for him to be at this point, but he does show promise. Although he rounds his routes off a bit more than you would like, he does get in and out of his breaks very quickly. In order to get everything out of his athleticism in the NFL, Lee will need to work diligently to improve some of the finer details of route running like setting defenders up and selling his routes. Despite the fact that he has yet to master many of the meticulous components and nuances of proper route running, he does appear to be considerably advanced in the knowledge and execution of nearly all the nine branches of the route tree. Curl, fade, post, out, dig, comeback - you name it and he can do it. The good news is that the flaws that do stand out are correctable.
Hands/Ball Skills
The Inglewood, California native will also need to work on his hands. Far too often, Lee uses his arms and body to catch the ball. Even so, he does an excellent job of using his extraordinary balance and body control in order to locate and haul in those tough over the shoulder catches. Lee doesn't drop the ball at an alarming rate, but when he does it's usually due to a lack of concentration. His gigantic catch radius assists him well when snatching errant passes from all directions and his incredible leaping ability nearly always allows him to high point the ball above the outstretched hands of the defender.
Lee won't overwhelm anyone with his size, but he does display surprising strength. In fact, I was caught off guard while watching the blocking portion of his game film and I'll freely admit that I didn't expect to see what I did from the 6-Foot even, 195-Pound wide-out. Not only does he willingly block his man, but he does so with power, tenacity and legitimate effectiveness. From my perspective, he is well advanced as a blocker and only needs a negligible amount of fine tuning in this aspect of his game.
The Final Verdict
There's little doubt that Lee, like most prospects, is an unfinished product. With that being said, I believe he has the overall make-up to overcome his weaknesses and become a formidable number one target in the NFL. According to most reputable draft prognosticators, he simply won't get past some of the receiver hungry teams like the Rams at 13 and the Jets at 18. But we must always expect the unexpected when it comes to the draft and I'm confident that Gettleman will be prepared for every scenario.
Don't be deceived by Lee's dip in production during his final year at USC because this can almost exclusively be attributed to an early season knee injury that caused him to miss three games and limited him in six more. You can be sure that every decision maker at the combine will be zeroing in on that knee. This is one of those things that always reminds us that this process is fluid and unpredictable.
Please take the time to watch the video and view my latest mock draft. Be sure to let everyone know what you think. All opinions are welcome, especially if they are seasoned with humility and respect.
WR Marqise Lee's Career Stats
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|CB Terrance Mitchell
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|WR Brandon Coleman
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|DT Justin Ellis
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|Louisiana Tech
|FS Marqueston Huff
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|TE Joe Don Duncan
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Implantation of Porous Titanium Prosthesis in Laryngeal Surgery
This study evaluates a medialization implant to treat vocal cord paralysis, to permit it to adjust the quality of the voice under local or general anesthesia. The aim is to restore phonation using a porous titanium prosthesis in laryngeal surgery.
Study Design
Allocation: Non-Randomized, Control: Historical Control, Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study, Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment, Masking: Open Label, Primary Purpose: Treatment
Vocal Cord Paralysis
Vocal fold medialization (thyroplasty) prosthesis by insertion of a new implant allowing very easy and quick setting
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Bevacizumab for Treatment of Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis (RRP)
This phase I single center open labeled study is planned to assess the safety and tolerability of bevacizumab for treating patients with bilateral RRP. Approximately 20 patients will recei...
Reconstruction Implant Bone After Removal Using Porous Titanium Prosthesis
This trial will study the reconstruction of the anterior part of the mandible and the adjacent soft tissue parts by a mandibular prosthesis made in porous titanium, associated or not, to a...
Improving Functional Outcomes in Patients With Unilateral Vocal Cord Paralysis: Assessment of Adaptation Using Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging
The purpose of this study is to see how the brain re-learns to control the larynx in speaking and swallowing when undergoing surgical rehabilitation in the form of either thyroplasty or vo...
Characteristics of Idiopathic Familial Voice Disorders
The purpose the study is to determine the genetic causes of specific voice disorders that run in families. Researchers are particularly interested in two conditions; 1. Spasmodic dysph...
Laser Treatment Of Vascular Lesions On Vocal Cords
Small vascular malformations (SVM) on the vocal fold is a common problem that can disturb the voice. The pulsed dye laser (PDL) has been successfully used for treatment of blood vessel abn...
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Pre and post operative voice analysis after medialization thyroplasty in cases of unilateral vocal fold paralysis.
The present study was undertaken to assess the efficacy of medialization thyroplasty on outcome of voice quality in vocal cord paralysis by analyzing the voice. A total 19 patients with vocal cord par...
Use of the video-laryngoscope (GlideScope) in vocal fold injection medialization.
Diagnostic and therapeutic pitfalls in benign vocal fold diseases.
More than half of patients presenting with hoarseness show benign vocal fold changes. The clinician should be familiar with the anatomy, physiology and functional aspects of voice disorders and also t...
Favorable vocal fold wound healing induced by platelet-rich plasma injection.
To introduce a new injection material for vocal fold diseases, which could be readily translated to clinical practice, we investigated the effectiveness of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injection on the...
Mechanical Regulation of Human Vocal Fold Stellate Cells.
It is generally accepted that tensile and compressive strains have direct effects on cell morphology and structure, including changes in cytoskeletal structure and organization. Cytoskeletons play the...
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Dental Implantation, Endosseous
Insertion of an implant into the bone of the mandible or maxilla. The implant has an exposed head which protrudes through the mucosa and is a prosthodontic abutment.
Prosthesis Implantation
Surgical insertion of a prosthesis.
Dental Prosthesis, Implant-supported
A prosthesis that gains its support, stability, and retention from a substructure that is implanted under the soft tissues of the basal seat of the device and is in contact with bone. (From Boucher's Clinical Dental Terminology, 4th ed)
Maxillofacial Prosthesis Implantation
Surgical insertion of an appliance for the replacement of areas of the maxilla, mandible, and face. When only portions of the mandible are replaced, it is referred to as MANDIBULAR PROSTHESIS IMPLANTATION.
Ossicular Replacement
Surgical insertion of an implant to replace one or more of the ear ossicles.


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The Smart Moves Planning Team has conducted more than 100 public meetings and worked with dozens of local communities to gather input on how to design a regional transit system. The resulting vision adapts services to the different users and needs in each of the Kansas City metro area counties.
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I cant take credit for this at all. This was a great find by djcarv2005. We have been in talks for weeks about trying to find an updated list on all the transfers available. Well here you go. There are some absolute STUDS that are available. We touched on Alex Oriakhi, Naji Hibbert , and Gilvydas Biruta in other threads so lets not repeat whats been discussed. This list is pretty massive. I really dont have the time to go down the list and look up every recruit, because it doesnt say what year they graduated HS so doing a search would be time consuming. Anyway, the real gem of this list not mentioned above is Trey Zeigler. He was a borderline 5 star player who for some reason went to central michigan. He was 33rd overall. He has 2 years of eligibilty left.
PUT UP HUGE NUMBERS. He is looking to go to a more competitve school. Averaged 15 pts a game both years and has already surpassed the 1,000 pt mark for his college career. In comparison, Mosley did that his senior year. Averaged 34 mins a game as a freshman. Thats LEADERSHIP
Some other news. Stacey Poole from Kentucky will be transferring to Ga Tech.
Unfortunatley a lot of the 4 star players who are available are from the ACC. Wake, UVA, & Ga Tech are all loosing once big time recruits. You can rule out any of them coming to MD (loose 1 year of eligibilty if you transfer in conference).
I dont know to much about any of the other players on that list, but feel free to share or point out quality players.
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8-band vocoder for your tablet
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Voix is an 8-band vocoder for iPad that lets you play your voice like a synth. With Voix, your voice sounds like a singing robot. For best results, use with headphones.
- Simple to use: just speak into the iPad mic while playing the keyboard.
- Slide your finger across the ribbon controller for finer pitch control.
- Play up to 5 octaves with the Octave Up and Down buttons.
- Make speech more intelligible with the HF Emphasis button.
- Play the vocoder like a regular sawtooth synth with the Bypass Vocoder button.
- Record your performances, save them to your computer with iTunes or send them via e-mail.
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Rafael Nadal is part of the Spanish team at the Olympic Games in London
World number two Rafael Nadal will lead an 11-strong Spain team at next month's Olympics in London.
Nadal, who won the French Open on Monday for a record seventh time, will play in both singles and doubles, where he will be accompanied by Marcel Granollers.
As well as Nadal, French Open semi-finalist David Ferrer, world number 11 Nicolas Almagro and Fernando Verdasco, ranked 16th, make up a formidable Spanish quartet.
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I'll admit that I'm a bit ignorant about some of the things that go on in the corners of this country. But there is no way that the inference created by this AP story can be correct.
You can spot a Baptist church from almost any hilltop in Alabama, so it's not hard to find people who agreed with their new governor this week when he said only Christians are his brothers and sisters.
Even so, some of his brothers and sisters thought he could have found a nicer way to say it.
It's unlikely that Republican Gov. Robert Bentley will suffer politically from his inauguration day remarks, which he made from a church pulpit at a Martin Luther King Jr. holiday service Monday.
The article then goes on to give the impression that in Alabama there are no Christians but Baptists. Missing from an otherwise good story that moves the AP's coverage of Bentley's comments beyond the predictable knee-jerk response from day one — my colleague Bobby already noted that many of the early stories were missing any context — the AP mentions only one Christian who isn't Baptist.
Sure, the overwhelming majority of Alabaman Christians — maybe Alabamans in general — are Baptist. But the state is full of Christians who aren't. There are Methodists and pentecostals and I imagine a smattering of members of other denominations. According to the Encyclopedia of Alabama, there also are about 93,000 members of the Church of Christ; as someone who grew up in that denomination, I know that more than a few of them would prefer to not call a Baptist their brother.
That being said, this story was a nice attempt to help folks from outside Alabama understand the cultural context within which the states new governor would give an inaugural address that bordered on altar call. This story does that by missing man-on-the-street with some of the state's religious history.
Baptist churches are a fixture in every tiny corner of the state, many of them Southern Baptist, the same denomination Bentley follows. …
A lifelong Baptist who works at a two-pump gas station in rural Rock Creek, Angel Byram said Thursday she understands what Bentley meant with his original comments.
"I get what he was saying. It didn't bother me," said Byram, who was selling a soft drink and headache powders to a coal miner at the small store on Warrior River Road.
"But being in a public office like that (Bentley) should have thought of others," she said. "If I wasn't Baptist and didn't believe that way I would have been offended."
Again, there are plenty of non-Baptist Christians out there who understood and even supported what Bentley said. But Byram's point is an important one that I imagine the AP reporter was using to help reveal why some people were offended by Bentley's comments.
I just wish the reporter had included more than just one non-Baptist perspective. What did pentecostals think? What about Catholics? Orthodox Christians?
I'm also now curious about whether the governor would consider all Christians his brothers and sisters or whether he would take the narrow road. After Bentley's lesson this past week, I suspect that's a question no reporter could get honestly answered.
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Length: 93 mins.Rated: RFormat: Anamorphic Widescreen · 1.85:1 Pan&ScanLanguages:EnglishSubtitles: NoneExtras: Commentary Track Featurette Photo Gallery Theatrical Trailer
"This is the last time I will talk about this son-of-a-bitch movie," with these words director and writer Clive Barker greets viewers in the documentary entitled "Resurrection" found on the latest incarnation of "Hellraiser" on DVD from Anchor Bay Entertainment. Since there have been a number of versions of the film available on home video before, it is understandable that he feels he has quite exhausted his remarks and analysis on his directorial debut. But at the same time he wants to make sure that this final rebuttal is celebrated by the best version of the film we have ever seen, in the form of this DVD release that contains a new transfer of the film with some exciting supplements. Does the DVD live up to it? Read on, fellow gorehound."Hellraiser" is the story of a poor soul by the name of Frank (Sean Chapman) who buys a weird looking cube that is said to have occult powers. One night he opens the cube and with it opens a direct gateway to Hell that eagerly gobbles him up. But Frank doesn't like Hell and decides to leave. Through the blood of a fellow human being, Frank is able to escape the clutches of the Cenobites, the guardians of the Flesh, and finds a way back into the real world. But he is paying a dear prize. He needs human blood in order to regenerate his own earthly body that has been shredded to pieces by the Cenobites, and blood he shall have... plenty of it.In the meanwhile, Frank's niece Kirsty (Ashley Laurence) discovers the occult cube and not knowing what to make of it also manages to open it unintentionally and unaware of the dangers that lurk within. When the gateway to Hell opens, the Cenobites are awaiting, but with great presence of mind Kirsty offers the demons a deal. She promises the Cenobits to return Frank to them in exchange for her own life. The Cenobites, lead by Pinhead (Doug Bradley), agree and send Kirsty back to find and return the soul that is rightfully theirs."Hellraiser" is a truly visionary exploration of the macabre written and directed by British horror novelist Clive Barker. The film was his directorial debut and showed that this twisted mind of his was capable of much more than putting his wicked ideas to paper. "Hellraiser" is unique, it is scary and at many times it is almost repulsive - but in a strange, fascinating way. Barker paints the screen red in blood and offers the viewer images of horror and terror that were never seen like this before. Frank's character is a raw piece of meat for the majority of the film as he slowly regenerates his body, and the sight is most definitely not for the squeamish.Nicely played and stylishly directed, the film also offers us one of the most memorable horror icons to come out of the 80s horror craze, Pinhead, the lead Cenobite. Doug Bradley's commanding performance in the part immediately created a character that remained vividly in viewers' minds long after the film had ended and has since re-appeared in four sequels of varying quality. The saint-like demonic qualities of the character, the utterly sadistic tendencies and his imposing looks quickly made him a fan favorite and one can't watch "Hellraiser" without being impressed by the presence of this figure. The images of mutilation and gore in one shot, combined with the atmospheric blue-tinged, foggy and backlit images in the next, creates a visually striking movie experience that makes quite an impact.Anchor Bay had previously released "Hellraiser" on DVD but has now created a new transfer of the movie that is enhanced for 16x9 television sets and THX-certified. Also presented in its 1.85:1 aspect ratio, the differences between the two incarnations is striking. The high level of detail of the new transfer is immediately noticeable, but especially when compared directly to the earlier release, it is quite frankly breathtaking. Details that were undistinguishable in the early version suddenly stand out with immaculate definition. Textures are reproduced with all their detail intact and the image is razor sharp without any signs of edge-enhancement. A lot of noise reduction had been applied to the earlier release of the film, giving the transfer a very soft look without much definition. The new transfer is sure to please the eye and brings out every bit of detail, but also some of the film's grain.On top of this incredible improvement, the film's color reproduction has been corrected and suddenly the image has depth and detail that was clearly not there before. With a bold black level and very good highlights, the new transfer is bold and gives the image a lot of visual depth and dimensionality. To make a long story short, I never thought this particular film could look so good! The disc also includes a cropped pan and scan version of the movie, accessible from the disc's main menu, but it has neither the color faithfulness, nor the level of detail of the anamorphic widescreen version, so try to avoid it if you can.This new DVD also includes a newly re-mixed 5.1 channel Dolby Digital mix, which is a nice update from the film's original Dolby Surround presentation. The new track now adds some spatial dimension to the surround channels that adds a level of unease to the film that perfectly complements the images on the screen. The action is more aggressive with the new mix and if you thought the cold sound of the chains has been chilling before, wait until you hear them on this new track, where danger seems to be all around you! The audio on the disc is absolutely clean without distortion and dialogues are very well integrated."Hellraiser" features a great score by Christopher Young that has found a great new home on this DVD with beautiful clarity and brilliance that will run shivers down your spine.The disc features a new commentary track with Clive Barker and star Ashley Laurence. The track is moderated by Peter Atkins, who co-wrote the scripts for some of the sequels to "Hellraiser." The track is very engaging and informative and especially Barker constantly talks about the development of the film, the characters and his intentions with the film. The commentary is not overly technical but shows the thought process Barker went through to create the picture, combined with fond anecdotes and recollections from the shoot and the production. Atkins makes a superb moderator, not only attempting to bridge potential gaps and pauses, but also to engage Barker and Laurence in conversation, which eventually leads to the unearthing of a lot of valuable information and entertaining moments.The disc also contains the before-mentioned, new 25-minute featurette called "Resurrection" that has been produced by Clive Barker specifically for this DVD. Also presented in 16x9 widescreen, this documentary covers many aspects of the film and the phenomenon. Apart from Clive Barker's own, very candid, words we are also treated to interviews with many of the cast and crew members, reminiscing about their participation in the film. Especially the segments covering Doug Bradley and his character Pinhead will no doubt be exceedingly interesting for fans of the film, as we also get to see Clive Barker draw a sketch of the character "live" on camera. Just like he opens the featurette with a revelation, Clive Barker closes it with some late-breaking information, so make sure to watch this featurette to the end.The film's theatrical trailer, also presented in 1.85:1 anamorphic widescreen, and a gallery of almost 70 promotional stills are also part of this great release, as well as the THX Optimode that helps you to correctly set up your TV set, in case you haven't done so before.Clive Barker's macabre tale of the grotesque Cenobits is still a terrifying experience after 13 years and hasn't lost any of its appeal or horror. The visionary style of the film and its unrelenting story have made "Hellraiser" a landmark among modern horror movies and I am awestruck by this great package that Anchor Bay has prepared here. No fan of Clive Barker's uniquely unsettling horror can afford to miss this fantastic release - or he will have to answer directly to the Cenobites!
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"He's a worthy contender," Silva said. "He's in good condition and I'm ready for him."
With words, he didn't have much to say, yet his body language was unmistakable. He was trying to send a message. But what was it? Years ago, Silva and Belfort were friends, yet today Silva couldn't even bring himself to admit Belfort was one of the best strikers he'd ever faced. It's the forgotten storyline of UFC 126 that this fight has become very personal to a very motivated Anderson Silva.
It's no secret to the Brazilian news media though. About 20 made the trip to cover what they said is being coined "The Fight of the Century" in their country, where Belfort is actually a bigger star due to his long history in the sport and famous wife. Among the journalists covering the event is Fernando Kallas, a longtime MMA reporter who is now the UFC's Brazilian play-by-play man. Kallas has known both SIlva and Belfort for years, and has had numerous opportunities to speak with both over the last several months.
"Last week, I was talking with Anderson," he said, "and Anderson said to me, 'If I have the opportunity, I'm going to hurt Vitor. I'm going to hurt him really bad."
It wasn't always that way between them though. At one point, they were friends. To understand where things changed and why this fight is personal to Silva, you have to understand the history between the men.
Years ago, when Belfort was going through bad times -- including the still unsolved kidnapping and murder of his sister Priscila -- he moved from Rio to Belo Horizonte. Silva, who was living in Rio at the time, dropped everything to spend time in Belo Horizonte with Belfort and help him along.
Their friendship remained intact afterward, but things have changed drastically in the last year. The reason? Silva reportedly was quite offended that Belfort would accept a fight with him after their history together. While Belfort saw it as a simple professional decision, Silva took it as a personal affront.
That further emphasizes their different outlooks on the sport.
Silva is originally a product of the famed Chute Boxe camp, where fighting is personal, and intimidation of your opponent is quite literally, part of the fight. They view the person across the cage from them as not an opponent, but an enemy.
"Anderson works like Chute Boxe," said Kallas. "He needs to feel excited for the fight. He needs to have an enemy. Anderson feels betrayed. He helped [Vitor] out and he was surprised that Vitor would fight him."
Belfort has never viewed it quite the same way. To him, the fight is a sport, a profession, nothing personal about it. That's why he's always moved from camp to camp, learning from different coaches and trainers rather than staying in one place.
Team Silva knows Belfort very well. Some of the people who are important parts of Silva's camp were once mentors to Belfort. Years ago, in fact, Belfort used to live in the house of Silva's strength and conditioning coach Rogerio Camoes. They know Belfort well enough to know that Silva can't play with him, he can't toy with him or try to embarrass him like he did to Demian Maia. Belfort is far too dangerous. One punch can change everything.
Silva's trainers know the old Belfort. If you listened to Belfort's words, he made several references to the changes he's undergone in recent years and how many people who knew him then and now do not know him at all.
If you listened to both their words over the last few weeks, it's almost like there's been double-meanings in what they've said. it is a fight, and so much more.
"If one event alone can change your life that's something that can change your principle, because I believe a man lives by principle or by preference," Belfort told MMA Fighting when asked about what winning the title would mean to him. "A man who lives by principle? Nothing can change his life. He doesn't negotiate with moments. And the man who lives by preference? He goes with the flow. You know, depending on how his life is, he goes. So I will keep doing the same things that I'm doing, but of course my life will be changed. You know, you get your bonus money. You get maybe more recognition. But in my life, I will keep doing the same thing I'm doing."
Things used to be so different. They trained together. They trained in the same gym, and with many of the same people. They helped each other, and then it all got torn apart.
It's not something they'll talk about much, but it's something that's simmering under the surface. When the cage door closes, "The Fight of the Century" won't feel quite so big for the two locked inside. To them, the fight began long before the real fight ever started.


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Blues guitarist Nick Moss is a diehard practitioner of the Chicago blues style. Leading his raucous band the Flip Tops, Moss pursues a sound that is as unique as it is familiar. With plenty of blistering fretwork and wild blasts of harp, Moss and his crew deliver a joyous brand of pure houserockin' blues.
Blues Apprentice
It wasn't a regular guitar that Nick Moss first picked up, but rather a bass guitar that he first learned to play. Moss learned a lot about the blues by watching his older brother, guitarist Joe Moss, perform with bluesman Buddy Scott. After graduating from high school, the younger Moss took the bass slot in Scott's band, before later joining Jimmy Dawkens' band as his bassist.
As Moss continued to hone his instrumental skills, he moved from bass to six-string guitar as part of the Legendary Blues Band, playing and recording with Chicago blues legend and former Muddy Waters drummer Willie "Big Eyes" Smith. Later, Moss would spend three years polishing his blues pedigree touring with legendary guitarist Jimmy Rogers. Moss also lent his six-string skills to recordings by blues artists like Smith, Big Bill Morganfield, and Monster Mike Welch.
Nick Moss & the Flip Tops
After spending a decade in the employ of various Chicago blues lifers, Moss decided in the late-1990s to form his own band. Nick Moss and the Flip Tops released their debut album, First Offense, in 1999, followed by Got A New Plan in 2001. Both albums were released by Blue Bella Records, the independent label formed by Nick Moss and his wife Kate.
Both of Moss and the Flip Tops' first two albums received a fair amount of critical acclaim, the former for its adherence to a vintage 1950s-styled Chicago blues sound, the latter for its incorporation of a contemporary edge along with 1960s and '70s blues influences. Moss and the band's reputation continued to grow with the release of Blues Music Award nominated albums like Count Your Blessings in 2003, and Sadie Mae - named after Nick and Kate's daughter - in 2005.
Live At Chan's
The fifth album from Nick Moss and the Flip Tops was Live At Chan's, a scorching 2006 live set that would become the band's break-out release. Moss followed a year later with the critically-acclaimed two-disc set, Play It Til Tomorrow; both albums also received Blues Music Award nominations from The Blues Foundation. In 2009, at the request of fans, Moss returned to the scene of his earlier success and recorded Live At Chan's: Combo Platter No. 2 with guest star Lurrie Bell.
Aside from constant touring (100+ dates yearly) and an ambitious slate of releases that includes seven albums in ten years from Moss and the Flip Tops, Nick and Kate's Blue Bella Records label has also been busy, releasing acclaimed albums from Flip Top harpist Gerry Hundt, the Bill Lupkin Blues Band, and the Kilborn Alley Blues Band. With his own music, and his support of other musicians, Nick Moss is a one-man Chicago blues cottage industry.
Recommended Albums: Either of the two live albums do a fine job of capturing fire in a bottle, although the addition of guitarist Lurrie Bell favors Live At Chan's: Combo Platter No. 2. The two-CD Play It 'Til Tomorrow, with one electric disc and one acoustic, is a masterpiece of modern Chicago blues music. Moss mixed up blues and rock for his Privileged (2010) and Here I Am (2011) albums while 2013's Time Ain't Easy offers a near-perfect blend of blues, rock, and soul music while featuring new vocalist Michael Ledbetter.
Nick Moss & the Flip Tops Discography
(Click on album titles to compare prices on PriceGrabber)
- First Offense (Blue Bella Records, 1999)
- Got A New Plan (Blue Bella Records, 2001)
- Count Your Blessings (Blue Bella Records, 2003)
- Sadie Mae (Blue Bella Records, 2005)
- Live At Chan's (Blue Bella Records, 2006)
- Play It Til Tomorrow (Blue Bella Records, 2007)
- Live At Chan's: Combo Platter No. 2 (Blue Bella Records, 2009)
- Privileged (Blue Bella Records, 2010)
- Here I Am (Blue Bella Records, 2011>
- Time Ain't Free (Blue Bella Records, 2014)


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New CARRIERS Trailer is Zombie-Tastic
I really like the new trailer for Carriers which just exploded onto the web. I am sure by now you already watched the first trailer but just in case I have included them both below. The first is the new trailer, the second one is the old trailer.
I love the looks of this film and I definitely love the tagline; The only thing more scary then the plague… is the carriers!


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Kentucky Light - Alltech's Lexington Brewing and Distilling Co.
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Reviews by laintringulis:
2.5/5 rDev -20.9%
12-20-2011 18:28:52 | More by laintringulis
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3.08/5 rDev -2.5%
Review from BeerAdvocate Magazine Issue #51 (April 2011):
Light beer moonlighting as a Kölsch? Frothy white head, perfect yellow straw clarity. Nose holds only a faint whiff of dry graininess, faint lemon peel and chalky yeast. Light body, crisp snap and a tight smoothness. Hint of cracker-like maltiness. Meek hopping with only a sliver of bitterness and flavor. Clean, grainy dry finish. Throw the "K" word on the label and expectations run high—a decent beer, but the flavor just doesn't meet the specs of what it's claiming to be. Simply, it's a light beer with some flavor.
06-29-2011 01:20:26 | More by BeerAdvocate
2.25/5 rDev -28.8%
01-18-2014 21:26:21 | More by Shagator
3.7/5 rDev +17.1%
The folks at Lexington Brewing insist that they wanted this beer to be labeled as a Kolsch, but marketing(corporate ownership) wanted a "Light" beer in their stable, thus the name. This 12 oz bottle pours a clear, pale yellow body with a minimal, offwhite head that disappears in seconds. Some spotty lacing is left on the glass.
Aroma is subdued, with some grainy malt, a hint of caramel, some floral hops, and a note of grass.
Mouthfeel is light medium bodied with crisp carbonation.
Taste has some biscuity, pale malt sweetness that is well balanced by subdued floral hop bitterness and some fresh grassiness. Finishes crisp and clean. Not at all watery.
Well constructed for the style and very sessionable. Not your average "light" beer. The brewery folks love to tell you about all the hours and trouble they put into this ale in trying to nail the Kolsch style, only to have it labeled as "Kentucky Light". It's been a few years since I've had this style in Cologne, but this one is a decent effort. Not my favorite, but very drinkable. An ideal summer ale. Thanks to kmpitz2 and clvand0 for the brewery tour on 5-21-05.
05-25-2005 21:48:54 | More by merlin48
3.5/5 rDev +10.8%
03-20-2012 05:37:11 | More by donunrue
West Virginia
3.2/5 rDev +1.3%
Pours a pale light golden color with a bright fizzy white head, dwindles quickly leaving minimal lace. This beer shows promise of being more than a standard light beer because it's labeled a Kolsch. Aroma some semi sweet malt notes nice fruitiness, herbal grassiness with a hint of yeast character. Flavor has a clean blank canvas of pale malt with light fruitiness and hints of metallic mineral notes. Mild earthiness, light herbal quality very light beer. Light biscuit malts finishes clean with a bit of carbonated water like texture. Light body with a strong level of carbonation flowing finishes pretty clean. Easy effortless drinking experience there's not much to analyze definitely a beer that would do well with the crossover or the BMC drinker.
03-12-2012 21:02:54 | More by WVbeergeek
3.68/5 rDev +16.5%
It definitely looks the part, though very slightly on the darker side for a style that's traditionally very pale. It's a deep shining white gold color with fantastic clarity. The head is pure white, fluffy and thick though small. Retention is just above-par, and lacing is slightly more than moderate.
The smell has some not-quite-toasty grains with light fruit notes, a bit of citrus, and a zesty tartness. It is dry, even to the point of chalky, as the leafy vinous character makes me think Kolsch is in fact the correct designation.
The flavor doesn't bring it quite as well, grains more substantial and the light, almost effervescent dry note almost lost. Malts are still dry, pretty crackery, with some toast as well. Leaf does add a touch of bitterness. The taste just seems to have lost some of the finesse and depth the aroma had.
It's crisp all the way through, and strongly at that, but it's creamier than I would think. It has a feel that the ample carbonation leads toward fluffy, the bite just keeping it shy of being too filling in its light body.
02-14-2014 17:56:16 | More by Brenden
1/5 rDev -68.4%
12-17-2013 01:42:17 | More by javlin624
2.23/5 rDev -29.4%
This light and transparent pale golden kolsch was brought out in an ale glass with no visible head or lace.
Aroma very typical adjunct, with the requisite corniness. Not a lot going for it so far.
Flavor pretty unremarkable, malty corn with a hint of hops presence, but not much. Kinda flat and plain.
Overall, only a slight bit more drinkable than a mainstream lager or light beer. Didn't enjoy this one.
Had a bottled version, and it, too, reminded me of PBR. Nah.
03-20-2011 15:23:52 | More by secondtooth
3.75/5 rDev +18.7%
Picked up while in Lexington. I can't remember if it was in the magnificent box from BEERchitect or if I decided to grab one myself. Either way, more thanks is due to Kevin.
Pours a very familiar shade of yellow, but with a magnificent white head the macros can't touch. The head hangs out for a bit, too.
Ok, the smell is the sweet and sour of fresh grain and fermentation. Nothing special.
After a while the taste has grown on me. The fresh barley is nice, but there isn't much else going on aside from the light hoppy finish.
The feel is a bit light, which is to be expected, I suppose, but it still isn't anything notable.
After a while this has grown on me. There are certainly better for the style, but this is much better than other beers marketed as "light".
06-13-2010 20:16:45 | More by RomaniIteDomum
3.73/5 rDev +18%
Clear yellow-gold in hue, there is a light stream of animation that dances to the white head. At the foams heights point the head was a half finger in height. The head then faded to a thin cap, after a few moments there was a slight collar. The subsequent lacing was unorganized and very spotty. This is a good-looking beer, for the style.
The nose is lightly grainy with a citrusy, minty hint. The nose doesnt really say much, which is a damn shame. What I can smell is pleasant I guess I could call it inviting. I do wish for more depth and more conversation.
Okay. The palate is very good. There is a marketing genius at work with the name of this beer it is a Kölsch folks! It is light by nature, not by name. You know, this is a damn good Kölsch at that. Only a few a Kölsches have blown me away, while this isnt one of those this is a damn good beer. It is very flavorful. The palate starts with lightly toasty malts, kisses of fruity sweetness, citrus, grainy, with a smattering of bitterness in the middle. Dry yet sweet at the finish and then the bitterness lingers. Subtlety complex. Tasty as hell.
Medium/medium-light in body, I like my Kölsch to have more body and more malty firmness. This one lacks that. Still the mouthfeel is solid even with the low but firm carbonation.
I found this to be very drinkable. It is a damn shame that I avoided this beer since it entered the Omaha market. Im not a light beer drinker (I didnt know this wasnt a light lager). However, I took the plunge when I found a single for sale. Now I will look for a six-pack. Damn good. I purchased my bottle in Omaha, I want some more.
07-21-2005 20:42:54 | More by bditty187
2.98/5 rDev -5.7%
Presentation: Poured from a 12 oz brown bottle into a standard pint glass. The metallic label depicts a horsehead and reads "a handcrated beer brewed in sixty-barrel batches in Lexington, Kentucky." It also says average analysis: 124 calories. Whew, I can sleep tonight.
Appearance: Pours with next to no head, maybe 1/8 of an inch if you are feeling particularly generous in your description. Leaves a ring around the glass that sticks when you tip for a drink. The beer itself is a very pale straw color. Perfectly clear with a ton of bubble activity.
Smell: Grassy and herbaceous hops with a medium body malt background. A slight sour twang.
Taste: Lots of carbonation bite upfront. Very slight, herb hop flavor. Followed by sligthly sweet malts and a very, very slight bitterness. A little bit of lemony citrus flavor overall.
Mouthfeel: As mentioned in taste, lots of carbonation. No appreciable body.
Drinkability: While not my cup of tea, this beer manages to squeeze some taste out of the light beer category.
01-23-2007 03:05:39 | More by beveritt
3/5 rDev -5.1%
07-28-2014 17:27:31 | More by atlbravsrno1
3.24/5 rDev +2.5%
One of the more interesting appearances, in that, the head appeared thick and creamy but was airy and light to feel. Nonetheless, it sat atop a darker golden color.
Very simple cereal malt scent with a little toast like aroma.
The taste is ultimately Kolschy, with strong cereal grain, toast and biscuity maltiness. For a light beer it's quite good with a nice smooth flavor but it ends as most light beers taste....with a strong metallic aftertaste. Otherwise it is easy to drink, thirst quenching and tasty.
07-12-2013 19:21:40 | More by KYGunner
3.28/5 rDev +3.8%
12 ounce bottle. Served in a Kentucky Light glass, the beer pours a mostly clear straw gold color with about a quarter inch white head that stayed around for a bit. There's a small amount of lacing. The brew smells like grainy/bready malt and some light grassy/herbal hops. Taste is just like the aroma, mostly grainy with a clean finish. Mouthfeel/body is light, it's nice and refreshing, and is well carbonated. It's easy to drink, it certainly wouldn't be a problem to drink a 6-pack of this. I think it's a nice lighter beer, it's worth a try.
05-17-2013 23:08:23 | More by bluejacket74
2.5/5 rDev -20.9%
02-07-2012 03:42:57 | More by LJWalker
3.15/5 rDev -0.3%
12 oz bottle poured into a Hinterland stange. Dietary info, 4.32% ABV, Jun 25 10 on the neck.
Thanks to BEERchitect for shooting some locals my way including this bottle!
A - It pours as pale straw yellow as beer can come, carbonation rushes up the glass to a loose bright white head. Moderate retention and a bit of lace left on the glass.
S - A harshly grainy nose is first and foremost with a little bit of rice and dry straw following through. Pale malts bind and hops seem to be absent. Very crisp nose.
T - Extraordinarily light in flavor, there is a bit of pale malt going on with a pinch of pils as well perhaps. A mild sweetness cuts through the faded dry husky straw.
M - Heavily carbonated and very light-bodied, this light is thin in flavor and crisp going down with a very small lingering sweetness. Beyond that it finishes clean.
D - It might not be the best tasting beer in the world but on a hot day at the track, anyone could crush these no problem. It's not offensive, just sort of bland.
11-24-2010 13:11:19 | More by BeerFMAndy
3/5 rDev -5.1%
01-15-2014 00:46:09 | More by DCdevyl78
2.88/5 rDev -8.9%
Pours out into a glass with very little suds and little to no lacing. but the clarity remind me of a budweiser pilsner.
Smell is very slight but can detect slight hops and some yeast.
No alcohol present.
Taste is light like a pilsner with very little going on.
Mouthfeel is clean but the carbonation doesn't carry over into the aftertaste. Flat and watery is what this brew is about.
Bud is better.
09-30-2006 18:57:26 | More by peabody
South Carolina
3.1/5 rDev -1.9%
Nice pour with a golden and pale straw color coming through right away with loads of carbonation bubbling up toward the surface. Head of white capped it nicely but faded off very quickly leaving almost nothing in its wake. Light aroma, lots of grain and light bready notes, hints of wheat and a touch of light hops around the edges but nothing really jumping out at me here. The flavor was clean and crisp though, very light and refreshing it drank like water. Light bready flavor accented with a touch of piney hops that really did not go very far at all. It was a quick hitter and the flavor was gone almost before it started. Still more then a decent body on it and drank superb so you cannot really knock it for that.
Overall I thought it was good, just a touch forgettable for me. Needed just that extra little bit to really push it out and over the top.
03-22-2011 01:35:16 | More by mikesgroove
3.75/5 rDev +18.7%
09-06-2013 23:03:55 | More by tommy5
New York
2.45/5 rDev -22.5%
Pours a pale gold color with almost no head. Pretty clear, with the slightest of haze. Minimal lacing. Kinda looks like a heartier version of bud.
Smells malty and sweet, bready. Not a strong nose, not too much going on. Taste is similar. Some bready, some sweet. That's about it. Heineken, anyone? It's not awful, it's not bad tasting, just... bland. Really bland. I'd rather have a pabst.
Mouthfeel is painfully thin. Meh. I know it says it's a light beer, but I still expected more out of this. If a 6pack was pretty cheap it would be a great beer for a super hot day- but otherwise- go for the pbr.
01-30-2009 03:27:40 | More by scooter231
3.43/5 rDev +8.5%
Although I have to lower my expectations for any light beer, this is a surprisingly good product for the class. Poured without any meaningful head, and was typically extra pale straw in color. A whif of hops in the nose, with some sweet grass. Body is light but crisp, some mild grassy flavors followed by a surprisingly bold hopping for the style. Finishes with a touch of cooked veggy/grain, slightly sweet.
I was impressed by the hopping in this beer, rather on par with Sam Adams Light. If I have to drink a light beer, this is one of the better selectons.
According to the company's website, this is a low carb, low calorie Kolsch style.
09-18-2003 13:29:07 | More by Brent
3.25/5 rDev +2.8%
11-03-2013 16:55:35 | More by HattedClassic
3.5/5 rDev +10.8%
Poured this 12 oz. brown bottle into a Reissdorf stange. Bottled on July 30 10. I have avoided this one for a while. Marketed as a "light beer" it didn't really appeal to me. However, it is a kolsch, not a light lager. The head was tall and frothy. Egg-white white. The body was clear, pale yellow.
The smell was of hay bales and faint lemons.
The taste was nice soft but crisp hops, grassy but not very bitter. Light malts gave it a cracker flavor. Very drinkable and better than expected. This one seems pretty accurate to the style.
The mouthfeel was soft but had plenty of carbonation.
04-11-2011 14:06:26 | More by Cresant
Kentucky Light from Alltech's Lexington Brewing and Distilling Co.
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I´m always carrying this little LX3 in my pocket and I shoot what captures my eyes, often using 3-image bracketing.
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No injuries were reported early Friday in a fire that heavily damaged a home in southwest Gaston County.
The blaze was reported shortly before 2:45 a.m. at a home in the 500 block of Badger Drive. That is off Grissom Road, in the Crowders Mountain area of the county.
Chris Stowe of Crowders Mountain Fire and Rescue said firefighters found a one-story residence heavily involved in flames when they arrived. He said fire was coming from the roof, windows and doors.
Once crews determined the residence was vacant, they battled the blaze in a defensive measure, preventing the fire from spreading. The blaze was extinguished in about 40 minutes, Stowe said.
About 25 firefighters from the Crowders Mountain, Union Road, Bethany-Santiago and Bethel fire departments battled the blaze. Stowe said the home's residents were staying elsewhere when the fire broke out.
There is no word as to the cause of the blaze.
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1US Geological Survey, Eastern Energy Resources Science Center, Reston, VA, 20192, USA
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Abstract. Simultaneous real-time changes in mercury (Hg) speciation – reactive gaseous Hg (RGM), elemental Hg (Hg°), and fine particulate Hg (Hg-PM2.5), were determined from June to November 2007, in ambient air at three locations in rural Central Wisconsin. Known Hg emission sources within the airshed of the monitoring sites include: 1) a 1114 megawatt (MW) coal-fired electric utility generating station; 2) a Hg-bed chlor-alkali plant; and 3) a smaller (465 MW) coal-burning electric utility. Monitoring sites, showing sporadic elevation of RGM, Hg° and Hg-PM2.5, were positioned at distances of 25, 50 and 100 km northward of the larger electric utility. A series of RGM events were recorded at each site. The largest, on 23 September, occurred under prevailing southerly winds, with a maximum RGM value (56.8 pg m−3) measured at the 100 km site, and corresponding elevated SO2 (10.41 ppbv; measured at 50 km site). The finding that RGM, Hg°, and Hg-PM2.5 are not always highest at the 25 km site, closest to the large generating station, contradicts the idea that RGM decreases with distance from a large point source. This may be explained if: 1) the 100 km site was influenced by emissions from the chlor-alkali facility or by RGM from regional urban sources; 2) the emission stack height of the larger power plant promoted plume transport at an elevation where the Hg is carried over the closest site; or 3) RGM was being generated in the plume through oxidation of Hg°. Operational changes at each emitter since 2007 should reduce their Hg output, potentially allowing quantification of the environmental benefit in future studies.
Citation: Kolker, A., Olson, M. L., Krabbenhoft, D. P., Tate, M. T., and Engle, M. A.: Patterns of mercury dispersion from local and regional emission sources, rural Central Wisconsin, USA, Atmos. Chem. Phys. Discuss., 10, 1823-1846, doi:10.5194/acpd-10-1823-2010, 2010.


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PULASKI, Va. (AP) - A jury has awarded a Radford family more than $14 million in a lawsuit against Hyundai after a teenager sustained a brain injury in a 2010 car accident.
A Pulaski Circuit Court jury made the ruling Friday in the suit brought by the parents of Zachary Duncan.
The Roanoke Times reports Duncan was 16 when the 2008 Tiburon he was driving went off a road before striking a tree. His side air bag didn't deploy.
Family attorney Ari Casper argued air bag sensors in Tiburons from the 2003 to 2008 model years were in the wrong location and didn't accurately detect when the side air bag should deploy.
Hyundai attorney Harlan Prater testified the victim's injuries were caused by the roof, and that the car exceeded federal safety standards.
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The village of Olmsted, Ill. remains under a boil water order, according to Monica Edwards, clerk of Olmsted.
The order stems from a water main break and will be in effect until further notice.
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