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New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning further cemented his status as a big-moment quarterback when he executed a quick-strike attack in the final minutes of Sunday's divisional win against the Washington Redskins.
After rookie standout Robert Griffin III connected with Santana Moss on a 30-yard touchdown, Manning was left with less than two minutes to attempt a comeback. Upon recognizing a favorable coverage on wide receiver Victor Cruz, Manning managed to one-up his opponent with a 70-yard touchdown completion that ultimately won the game.
In an interview with Mike Francesca of WFAN in New York, Manning admitted that he looked forward to these kinds of moments when the outcome of the game rests on his shoulders. Expressing his calm in the situation, the two-time Super Bowl champion understands what he needs to do with the game on the line, via SportsRadioInterviews.com:
"I get excited for those moments – it's time to go win a game. And, you know, it comes down to this drive. This drive is going to be the last of the game. This is our opportunity. And that's not the time to get nervous, it's not the time to get scared to make a mistake. You're trying to go win, it doesn't matter if you make a mistake. Make a mistake, the game's over. So it's a time to be aggressive and go out there and give it your all."
The Giants will return to action on Sunday when they travel to Dallas to face the Cowboys for the final time this season.


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By Lisa - Fresh Eggs Daily Farm Girl
edible garlands, Christmas, Backyard chickens, flock, eggs, treats, healthy, Lisa - Fresh Eggs Daily Farm Girl
Winter can mean that your chickens are shut up inside for long periods of time depending on where you live. At the very least, greens and bugs are at a minimum. Boredom can lead to picking and other bad behavior, so I like to make edible garlands for my flock to keep them busy and occupied.
In the past I have used popcorn, grapes, walnuts and raisins, but this year I went BIG with radishes, Brussels sprouts and hard-boiled eggs. [Hint: steam your eggs and they will peel perfectly every time!] I had a bowl of eggs that needed to be used, so this was the perfect time to string some garlands.
To make assembly a bit easier, I drilled a hole through the vegetables first using a small drill bit. Then using sturdy twine and an embroidery needle, I strung three garlands in no time.
This was my chickens first time trying either Brussels sprouts or radishes. I wasn't sure how they would like them, but after they polished off the cranberries and hard-boiled eggs, they dove right into the vegetables. Both types of vegetables, being relatively hard, took the chickens quite a bit of time to slowly peck at, so this turned into an afternoon project for them!
Our rooster was so funny. He always makes a sort of throaty noise when I bring the chickens what he considers 'good' treats, but this was so new and exciting, he sort of hopped back and forth, clucking away! He was beside himself with excitement!
Healthy and inexpensive, this is one treat that I will be making for our chickens often. I hope you will try your hand at making some edible garlands for your flock also. Other ideas are cucumber slices, beets or apple slices. Just be sure to tie the strings securely and then remove them when the garlands have been eaten for safety sake.
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News of Records
Annecy HG World: a first allocation, an extra registration
On this day, April 6, 113 pilots from 18 countries are selected and 7 pilots are on the waiting list. The pilots status is published here.
2014 Plenary: What else?
Seating around the diner table, from right to left, Ms Gudmundsson, Agust Gudmundsson (CIVL President), John Grubbstrom (FAI President), the Governor of Bali, the Chief of the Indonesian Air Force (also President of the NAC) and the Indonesian Olympic Committee President. Bali's Governor invited all Delegates and friends to a very nice reception. A good time for explaining to the top Officials the issues of our sport and for trying to save Bali's flying sites from the overdevelopment of the island. This is also what Plenaries are for: help the developement of our disciplines in inviting nations.
Safety, as always, is ever present in the Plenary discussions and decisions. Although Raymond Caux, CIVL Safety Officer, was not present, some of his actions were discussed.
Click for the FAI President report and CIVL President report.
The 2013 account and the 2014 budget were not presented. This is the second year in a row where it is impossible for CIVL to receive reliable information from FAI Head Office. This totally inacceptable, as clearly stated to FAI President. CIVL is lucky to have quite a bit of money in reserve so it can function daily and finance long term projects.
A new Scoring document was voted and is on the way. We will publish it here asap.
No elections this year. No nomination received for the HG Diploma or the Pepe Lopez Medal.
Bill Moyes was nominated again for the FAI Air Gold Medal.
2014 Plenary: What's up in Records & Badges?
No Open meeting with the Records & Badges Officer, but agreement of the PG Accuracy and Aerobatic Committee, then of the Plenary on the following…
Plenary 2014: What's up in Hang Gliding?
The Hang Gliding Committee held its Open meeting for half a day. Over 20 people attended.
Annecy World Hang Gliding: Qualification Criteria and Number of Pilots
In 2011, the qualification criteria for all Category 1 hang gliding events were modified by the Plenary. The idea was to make criteria harder, so safety would be improved. Unfortunately, the Plenary did not realize that the new requirements, if adapted to Class 1 championships, are just not working for Class 2, 5 and Sport, and for Women Class 1 specific championships.
Paragliding Pre-worlds concludes successfully in Colombia
The Paragliding Pre-Worlds in Roldanillo, Colombia, came to a successful conclusion last week. Four tasks were flown in 6 days and 147 pilots had the opportunity to try out CIVL's experimental 'Final Glide Decelerator' techniques, the conical end of speed section (CESS) and the arrival altitude time bonus (AATB).
Asian Beach Games Test event for Paragliding Accuracy, Thailand, Phuket
2013 was a very active year for paragliding accuracy in Asia. In addition to numerous FAI Cat 2 sanctioned events, towards the end of 2013 two significant test competitions were organized: the first for 2nd FAI Asian Paragliding Accuracy Championship in Malaysia and the second, for the air sports events within the Asian Beach Games.
Local Regulations for Annecy World HG Championships published
The local regulations for the 13th FAI Women's World Hang Gliding Class 1 Championship, 1st FAI World Hang Gliding Class Sport Championship,19th FAI World Hang Gliding Class 2 Championship and 6th FAI World Hang Gliding Class 5 Championship in Annecy, France, are now published.
What was up late last year 2013?
As you will read it in the Bureau activity report for the Plenary, soon to be published...
What's up in May 2013?
Guido Gerhmann passed away. Our deepest sympathy to his family and friends.Nicky Moss was chosen to be our Competition Coordinator Officer. Congratz Nicky!
The 2013 version of Section 7 for Hang gliding and Paragliding have been published and are available on the Document chapter of our website. Somehow the Paragliding Accuracy, Records and badges, Aerobatic S7 are still to be published.
Pilot selection for the coming Paragliding World championships in Sopot, Bulgaria, came to an end. 150 pilots from 39 countries should participate.
FAME, the FAI Sports Marketing and Events Company, FAME, the FAI Sports Marketing and Events Company, signed a Memorandum of Understanding with CIVL. Both will to create project teams, with financial backing, to facilitate the creation and presentation of hang gliding and aerobatic events.
Important and successful lobbying was done for FAI to improve its financial organization. Commissions will have a much better access to their accounts, now separate, hence will know at anytime where they stand. CIVL will test/spearhead the new organisation.
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Circumstances have led me to decide to enjoy this Sunday's game, my first ever in Chicago, at the absolute best sports bar. Problem is, I've only ever visited Chicago on business.
Here are my details:
- I'm staying at the Hyatt Regency McCormick Place. Not sure what neighborhood that is, but it's just south of the stadium on the west side of Lakeshore Dr.
- Preferably, the location would be within walking distance, but not mandatory. I'm open to cab rides if the atmosphere if it's worth it.
- I need great food, great beer, and a place with ample televisions. WiFi would be a bonus, but again, not mandatory.
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Today we had a little end-of-the-year party for Miles' preschool class, hosted by one of the parents at their home. I waited until the very last minute to feed the baby and dress all 3 of us, ensuring the best chance of us leaving the house in our original outfits. So, naturally, we arrived 40 min. late, the baby covered in spit-up.
Anyway, this family's house was GORGEOUS. I mean stunning. It was built around the same time as ours in the 1930s, judging by the identical bathroom tile. But that's where the similarities stopped. Their house had been tastefully updated and beautifully decorated. Every room looked like the page of a magazine.
I tried not to get all green-eyed, but I had to laugh when Miles said when we were in the bathroom, "Mom, look at all the beautiful things in here." It's true. We don't have French hand soap in a silver dispenser and flowers in our bathroom; just stacks of rumpled books, damp mismatched towels, and a plastic potty.
Of course, if we were having the whole class over, I'd make a little more of an effort. But, still. When we got back home, I looked around our cluttered abode with disappointment. I like to think we have SOME style, but there's only so much you can do with hand-me-down furniture and a coat of paint. Especially when you have a dog who's prone to shedding and 2 kids.
But you know, I've never aspired to live in a designer showplace. I certainly didn't grow up that way. I remember one time in high school going over to a friend's sleek, modern, white-carpeted house. Everything was glass and stainless steel, and nothing was out of place. When I returned home to our eclectic mess, I asked my mom what was up with our non-decor. "We prefer to spend our money on education and travel," she said. Touche. The irony is, when I visit them now I think, "Wow, that upholstery has really held up well, and look at those gorgeous wood floors."
Now that I'm a homeowner myself and know what things cost, I'm amazed my parents even did as much as they did with our house growing up. My friends and I joke that the minimum estimate for most any smallish home improvement job is $2,000. All of us have encountered it. Want the stairwell stripped of wallpaper and repainted? $2k. Built-in shelving for that tiny corner of the family room? $2k. Unless, of course, you're talking about waterproofing our basement. Then it's $10k (!). Needless to say, our basement still floods when it rains.
I know it's silly, but now I'm self-conscious about having my son's schoolmates over for playdates. Will they judge us for our ghetto duct tape and foam babyproofing around the fireplace? Will they sneer at our outdated kitchen appliances and chipped tile? Will they wonder why there's a changing table and diaper pail in the dining room? (Because it's easier than trudging upstairs 10x a day!)
Probably not. Probably it's just my own insecurities and I should get over them. But it didn't stop me from embarking on a cleaning frenzy the minute we got home. Now, the damp towels are folded neatly and the potty is shoved out of sight. Maybe I'll even buy some of that fancy French soap.
LINK O' THE WEEK: This was written by one of my students: The Myth of the Perfect House. Kinda makes you think, huh?
SHOUT OUT: Happy Birthday to my dear old dad! (Emphasis on the "old." Hee, hee!)
House Envy
Today we had a little end-of-the-year party for Miles' preschool class, hosted by one of the parents at their home. I waited until the very last minute to feed the baby and dress all 3 of us, ensuring the best chance of us leaving the house in our original outfits. So, naturally, we arrived 40 min. late, the baby covered in spit-up.
Posted by Mom2Miles at 1:57 PM
Labels: cleaning, house envy
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- Loukia said...
I too feel this way when I visit certain friends whose homes could very well be in a house magazine! I get in a major cleaning mood when I get back home, too... trying to de-clutter our mess. My one friend, whom we have playdates with every week, (one week her house, one week my house) has a stunning and massive home near ours - except there are no toys is sight! (Her children are a bit older than mine, but still...) and her backyard looks like a resort, with a pool that has a waterfall, 3 different patio tables, outdoor bar/cabana, etc... you get the picture! When her kids come over to our house, though, they are in heaven and can't stop playing and 'oohing' and 'aahing' over everything they see! So from a child's perspective - my house rocks! And for now, that's good enough for me. I used to have a home that looked like it could be in a PB catalogue, (or at least I tried!) but now it looks like a day care facility. But you know what? My boys are happy, and I proudly display their artwork all over our family room walls! :)
My friend from overseas just left and I was in great panik for weeks to get the house 'presentable' for her visit. I also tried to achieve the perfect look, but with a belly of a woman in her 38th week of pregnancy, you can only do so much. Even though many things were still out of order and not where they belong she thought that we have a very warm and 'homie' looking house which made me very happy. She has always told me that I worry way too much about things like that so I will try to cut myself some slack and forget about the magazines and the unimportant things that the TV shows are trying to tell us are so important in our life. Instead I will take it easy and try to focus on the birth of my hopefully soon to come second son! Thanks for the great blog!


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Commission denies Housing Authority tax exempt status
The Scotts Bluff County Commissioners Monday night denied a tax exempt request for low income housing recently purchased by the Scotts Bluff County Housing Authority.
Housing Authority Executive Director Nancy Bentley says the 15 units north of the Westmoor pool qualified for tax exempt status under state law because they were purchased with a land use restriction agreement for only low income workers and are wholly owned by the Housing Authority. Bentley said the intent was to sell five houses to low income workers on a rent to sale basis by August 1st with the rest of the units available as low income rentals.
But Commissioner Mike Marker questioned why simply a change in ownership from Crown West to the Housing Authority would allow for the tax exempt status. He and the other commissioners were also confused that the entire property, assessed at $1.1 million, was purchased by the Housing Authority for $1,500. They also questioned how the five homes would be sold for around $20,000 but then likely be assessed at their true market value of $80-90,000.
Bentley said the commissioners did not understand how affordable housing works and would appeal the Commission's decision to TERC, a state appeals board. Marker said there was not enough information to justify tax exempt status, adding the situation was not fair to other similar property owners in the area. Marker said the request "did not sit well with him" and even said it "sounds like a scam."
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text: "Black Metal", an album that is just as its' name implies, is in my opinion Venom's finest hour. Just as the rest of Venom's catalog, "Black Metal" goes without hooks or in sync melody, and opts instead for over the top heaviness, pounding drums, ripping guitars, and toungue in cheek lyrics about the man downstairs. Songs like "Black Metal", "To Hell and Back", "Buried Alive", and "Sacrifice" are all great thrashing songs, while the unexpectedly laugh out loud hilarious "Teacher's Pet" shows that the band is more than what they are perceived to be and really do have a sense of humor. I say that this album is important for a very good reason; every thrash band that boomed in the 80's (Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax, Slayer, Exodus) cited Venom as one of their top influences, and Pantera frontman Phil Anselmo even cited "Black Metal" as one of the most influential albums of his life. All that there alone is reason enough to give Venom a listen. This recent re-issue has a much sharper sound than any of the previously available imports, which makes it all the sweeter for new listeners to check out.


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Defensive front gives Vikings edge again
The Vikings' defensive line has been a big reason for their early-season success.
Texans DE Smith among those fined Friday
Texans DE Antonio Smith was fined $21,000 for kicking Dolphins OG Richie Incognito. Smith said he will appeal the fine.
Frazier envisions Vikings' backups filling bigger roles
Vikings head coach Leslie Frazier believes many of the team's needs can be filled internally.
Vikings re-sign DT Guion
The Vikings have re-signed DT Letroy Guion to a three-year contract. Terms of the deal have not been announced.
Vikings 60-second rant: Better team effort needed
In Sunday's 24-17 game, it is clear that the Vikings' defense, special teams and Adrian Peterson did their jobs. Everyone else? Not so much.
No serious competition for Cardinals' Porter
The Cardinals were hoping that one of their young players would challenge Joey Porter for the starting ROLB job, but it didn't happen, according to our NFC Whispers.
Vikings positional analysis: Defensive linemen
This is the sixth in a series of position-by-position looks at the Vikings' personnel entering the 2011 offseason. Today, we analyze Minnesota's defensive line situation.
Lions' Backus bounces back from early miscue
After giving up a sack in Week One that resulted in an injury to QB Matthew Stafford, Detroit OLT Jeff Backus has played very well since then, according to NFC North Whispers.
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The Vikings agreed to terms with Guion, a fifth-round draft pick, on Tuesday.||||||| Guion left Florida State after his junior season. The 6-foot-4, 303-pound lineman started 14 games for the Seminoles. The move assures that he will be on time for training camp, which opens Friday.


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News: Lupe Fiasco Powers Down Blogosphere, "I Wish I Never Found The Internet"
Monday, May 2, 2011 9:05AM
Grammy-winning rapper Lupe Fiasco recently opened up about his issues with the Internet and why the online platform is more distracting than beneficial to him.
Fiasco specifically pointed out blogs as one of the more damaging features of the Internet.
"Sometimes I wish I never found the internet. Sometimes I regret getting a laptop and Wi-Fi for logging into the internet because it is such a distraction. If you have any addictive personality, the internet will magnify it. You have to be careful on the internet. You'll look up and be like, 'D*mn, it's been six hours.' I'm still trying to figure out a way to take [web browser] Safari off my laptop. With the blogs, it's like high school. I wasn't the most popular person in high school, it was like 50/50. Some people liked me, some people didn't, some people really didn't f*ck with me." (XXL Mag)
He also said the ability to leak music online also turns him away from the Internet.
"Naturally, I'm going to go with people who like me and I'm going to stay away from the people who don't fuck with me but when people go out of their way not to f*ck with me then I'm going to go out of my way not to fuck with them. I'm going to feed off your energy. If I know that they are being dishonest or malicious, then I can't fuck with them like that. My first record leaked months before it came out. It send everything into a tizzy and fucked up a lot of the momentum I had. That left me a little salty with the internet as a whole. Don't steal." (XXL Mag)
In 2009, Fiasco publicly called out hackers for leaking his "I'm Beaming" record.
"The track 'I'm Beaming' that was leaked last night was NOT authorized or intentionally leaked by myself or my company," he wrote Christmas Eve. "Plain and simple its STOLEN property. And this goes for ANY record or track that leaks or is made available for illegal download from this day forward. Actions are being taken and the authorities have been notified. As a personal plea to all my fans PLEASE DO NOT share, stream, or download any unauthorized or stolen Lupe Fiasco music. A lot of time and energy goes into the creation of this music, not to mention large sums of money, money provided by my record company as well as from my own personal finances." (Lupe Fiasco's Blog)
Aside from the Internet, Fiasco's latest album currently resides on the sales chart.
Grammy-winning rapper Lupe Fiasco's Lasers dropped ten slots to No. 44 with 12,900. After seven weeks in stores, Fiasco's third solo album stands at 346,900 sold pieces. (SOHH Sales Wrap)
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Principal's Commission on Mental Health to release discussion paper
The Principal's Commission on Mental Health will release a discussion paper this spring to get feedback from the Queen's community before finalizing its report in the fall.
The commission originally planned to submit recommendations towards a university strategy to Principal Daniel Woolf in April, but is getting input on a draft first.
"We've been in listening mode for several months and we've had comprehensive discussions with a wide range of community members," says commission chair David Walker. "We've received many excellent and thoughtful ideas to help enhance support for student health and wellness, and to address the needs of those with mental illnesses, so we're going to seek comments and feedback on a draft report before we complete our work."
The Commission plans to outline ways the university could:
• help reduce stress and anxiety among students and its effects
• better support students living with mental illness, and
• maximize its response to students in crisis.
"I believe the Commission has made enormous progress with a challenging and doubtless demanding task," says Principal Daniel Woolf. "I look forward to both the draft report and the final recommendations later this year."
To learn more about the Commission's work to date, visit www.queensu.ca/cmh.
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Cousins Going #5?
Sacramento has decided to draft Kentucky's DeMarcus Cousins with the 5th pick, multiple sources with direct knowledge of Kings plans tell Y!— Adrian Wojnarowski (@WojYahooNBA) June 23, 2010
I guess this proves they were serious when they said trading for Dalembert changes nothing. Probably means Wall, Turner, Johnson, Favors, Cousins top 5... Monroe could go 6 (or Udoh could) or 7 (or Davis could). If not there, he could fall to the Jazz, unless someone (Spurs? Rockets?) trades up to 8.


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Police say a woman was targeted and shot near the Amway Center in Orlando early Wednesday morning.
Orlando Police say officers heard shots being fired in a parking lot on Lime Avenue in the Parramore neighborhood around 5:15am.
Police say they found 48-year-old Theresa Carter on the ground with multiple gunshot wounds. They say at least one wound is to her back.
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I know times are hard, and that everyone needs to tighten their belts if we are to get out of the economic mess bequeathed by Gordon Brown. But at a time when the British military is fully committed to combat operations in Afghanistan, and in a year when they have achieved a significant victory in Libya, there is an indisputable case for making an exception of the Armed Forces when it comes to pay.
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With the draft coming closer and closer the rumors seem to grow more and more. What is scary is that they seem to make a lot of sense and are coming from good sources. The closer we get to the draft the more it seems like the trade with the Rams is going to happen. I have been against the trade for a while now but there have been some talk of Redskins/Rams trade that seem to be franchise friendly. So the trade will be a swapping of 1st and trading away a 1st and 4th (maybe a 3rd) next year and another 3rd this year. This trade will be similar to the Giants and Chargers trade back in '04 for Eli and Rivers.
But before the draft ill start my predictions with the obvious must re-sign players and the ones I think should come back.
Re-sign: (TE Fred Davis is already Franchise Tagged)
1. ILB London Fletcher (duh)
2. SS Laron Landry
if he is willing to come back on a cheaper 1-2 year contract to prove he is healthy and the player we all know he can be....then yes please sign him.
3. RB Tim Hightower
Hightower is a good back and if we can get him back to prove it he can be a great veteran back to help Helu and Royster with a few things. He would also have to be okay with a reduced role if Shanahan chooses to run with a three headed RB attach again.
4. LG Kory Lichtensteiger (duh)
5. DE Adam Carriker
No matter how good Jarvis Jenkins looked last year he has still never played a regular season game and with the knee injury still might need more time learning or getting back in the groove. So bringing Carriker back on a one year deal or cheaper multi-year deal with the chance to be rotating in and out with Jenkins might not be a bad thing. Jenkins might need a couple games before he steps up.
6. RB Evan Royster
7. ILB Keyaron Fox
8. P Sav Rocca
9. K Graham Gano
10. T Willie Smith
Now for some new FA signings. I say we go out and get:
1. Dwayne Bowe/ Marques Colston
Bowe is the greatest FA signing we could get. I think IMO Dwayne Bowe isn't gonna stay in KC. I don't think the two side will come to a agreement with Bowes contract. There are also rumors saying KC want to give Bowe the Franchise tag but as I understand a Unrestricted Free Agent player doesn't have any obligation to accept a deal from their old team. If that is right, Bowe has the right to shop his service around (if I'm wrong let me know). Even if KC offers the tag Bowe could accept the offer from the skins who are willing to pay for a long term deal, plus the incentive of RG3 throwing to him.
Colston will most likely walk and if he does and Bowe isn't available he will be the next best option.
2. Carl Nicks.
Nicks can be a great addition to solidify our OL. If we do get Nicks I could see us shifting Chester or Lichtensteiger over to C where some say could be a better position for either of them. Then Montgomery would fall to a back up role at guard or center.
3. The rest of the cap space can be used to find quality players for depth at different positions
Now for the draft:
1st- *Trade* QB RG3
Combine Numbers:
Height: 6-2" Weight: 223lbs
40YD: 4.41s V. Jump: 39.0" B. Jump:120.0"
The only way I feel this trade is not blown out of proportions is if the trade goes down the similar route of the Giants and Chargers trade. The Redskins and Rams decide to swap 1st rounder's this year and the Skins give up their 1st round pick next year along with a 3rd this year and a 4th next year . Or something along those lines it would even be acceptable to give a 3rd this and next year (but for argument sake lets go with what I posted above). I don't think I need to tell anyone about RG3's talents and ability.
As for the Browns I'm starting to believe the Browns might be more invested in Colt McCoy than many believe. For a 2nd round QB he has been a leader and the driving force of that team that lacks a lot of things but especially WR and RB. Given a better supporting cast McCoy could be their franchise guy. IMO I feel like they would rather take another year gamble on McCoy. They will either get a Trent Richardson or Blackmon or Floyd. I put my money on Richardson being the 4th overall pick and a WR on their 22nd overall pick. Giving McCoy the weapons he needs and later in the draft able to address the other team needs. Leaving the Redskins our Franchise QB Robert Griffin 3rd.
2nd- ILB Mychal Kendricks
Combine Numbers:
Height: 6-0" Weight: 240lbs
40YD: 4.47s Bench Press: 24 Reps
V. Jump: 39.5" B. Jump: 127.0"
20yd Shuttle 4.19s
Kendricks is a productive LB with a lot of physical ability. He brings a lot to the table. He is a physical player, solid tackler who has the speed to attack the gaps and go side line to side line. He could be forced to start right away but if drafted by the Skins I see him sitting behind Fletcher learning from our all star pro and getting lots of playing time subbing in and out with Perry Riley.
3rd- *Traded for RG3*
4th- OT Tom Compton
Height: 6-5" Weight: 314lbs
Combine Numbers:
40YD: 5.11s Bench Press: 20 Reps
V. Jump: 30.0" B. Jump: 108.0"
3 Cone: 7.59s 20yd Shuttle: 4.60s
Compton has NFL-caliber size for the T position while also possessing good athleticism that Shanahan likes as well. He is coming from a smaller school and might be a good under the radar draft choice. Despite coming from the smaller school he has shown efficiency, intelligence, and athletic ability to play at the next level. Compton is quick and can use angles to effectively and can get to the second level when pulling. One knack on his game is his lack of experience against better rushers because of the smaller school. I could see a competition at RT between Brown, Smith, and Compton.
4th- CB Josh Normand
Height: 6-0" Weight: 197lbs
Combine Numbers:
40YD: 4.66s Bench Press: 14 Reps
V. Jump: 33.0" B. Jump: 124.0"
3 Cone: 7.09s 20yd Shuttle: 4.23s
Norman is a great prospect from small-school. He has great size and has an ability to move fluidly and match up with big, athletic WR. Norman does not possess blazing speed but he can still play man and zone well. He is a physical presence on the outside and is smart enough to know when to take risk and when to play it safe. He is also great in run support and has solid tackling ability. Now Norman could face a learning phase due to his small school competition and take some time developing. He could be a suitable big, athletic corner to play nickel besides Hall and Wilson.
5th- C David Molk
Height: 6-1" Weight: 298lbs
Combine Numbers:
Bench Press: 41 Reps
I was thinking of going with a WR like Marvin McNutt here in the 5th round but with the pick up of Bowe I think center is a better choice. Molk was once the nation's top center. He has good speed and quickness off the line but is also effective at pulling. Molk has good footwork and is a strong player but he is slightly underweight. It hasn't affected his play to this point but one does wonder if at the next level if he will need to bulk up. He is could be a solid back up for a while as he fixes his bad tendencies. He can be slow at blitz pick up and could use work on his technique, but he is solid center.
I could see a move at the center position like moving Lichtensteiger or Chester over to center where I think they might be better suited and going for a younger guard like Carl Nicks for left or right guard. Then let Montgomery play the role of back up to guard where he will player better.
6th- SS Tony Dye
Height: 6-0" Weight: 201lbs
Dye could have been drafted higher if he didn't sustain a neck injury. This injury is seriously hurting his draft stock and if effected enough could be a big steal for us. Dye missed out on the combine due to the injury but was projected to run a low 4.5 40 time. Dye is a smart player who can read the QBs eyes and plays the ball well. Above all else he is a interesting prospect with talent and a great leader for the locker room. He could be back up for Landry and play special teams if he can get over the past injuries but honestly for a 6th round pick with 2-3rd round potential he is a steal if healthy.
7th- WR Chris Owusu
Height: 6'0" Weight: 196lbs
Combine Numbers:
40YD: 4.36s Bench Press: 19 Reps
V. Jump: 40.5" B. Jump: 129.0"
3 Cone: 6.85s 20yd Shuttle: 4.11s
60yd Shuttle: 11.22s
I can see this pick going many ways but I think WR is the way to go. I was drawn between Jermaine Kearse, Marvin McNutt and Chris Owusu. Kearse has potential and could go earlier but with such a large WR draft class I think he could fall maybe not 7th round. NFL networks combine coverage gave McNutt a low grade coming out of the combine and with the low grade it has him falling somewhere between the 6th and 7th round. I don't see it. McNutt will go to someone looking for a solid #2 WR but if he falls to the 7th round I wouldn't hesitate he would be a steal.
WR is one area we could be pretty solid at next year. With Bowe coming in from FA and Hankerson coming along nicely plus Moss and Gaffney our starters are fairly good. Paul and Austin need more work and could work their way up eventually. The one player I never really like and think we could improve from is Anthony Armstrong. Armstrong has shown flashes in 2010 but in 2011 not so much. Defenses just had to jam him and he was pretty much shut down.
Owusu brings that blazing fast speed Armstrong does but Owusu is younger and more reliable. Owusu is also a smart WR with good route running ability and excels at getting separation. He has a good frame and can use it in jump ball situations. He uses his hands to catch the ball away from his body when catching in traffic and is a threat to make some YAC.
Owusu brings another aspect of the game Armstrong does not and that is special teams. Owusu excels as a returner as well. He could be a good replacement for Armstrong and Banks all at the same time. He could replace Banks as a returner and still be a solid receiver since Banks lacks the size to be a NFL WR. He could replace AA because let's face it the only time you hear AA name is when he is running the go route. Owusu can run a go route as well along with other routes.
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Eminem is back with his latest album, a sequel to
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1. "Bad Guy"
2. "Parking Lot" (Skit)
3. "Rhyme or Reason"
4. "So Much Better"
5. "Survival"
6. "Legacy"
7. "Asshole" feat. Skylar Grey
8. "Berzerk"
9. "Rap God"
10. "Brainless"
11. "Stronger Than I Was"
12. "The Monster" feat. Rihanna
13. "So Far…"
14. "Love Game" feat. Kendrick Lamar
15. "Headlights" feat. Nate Ruess
16. "Evil Twin"
Deluxe Bonus Disc
1. "Baby"
2. "Desperation" feat. Jaime N Commons
3. "Groundhog Day"
4. "Beautiful Pain" feat. Sia
5. "Wicked Ways" feat. X Ambassadors
Eminem has had a career that started hot, waned a bit, petered out, then had a bit of a resurgence recently. Throughout each one of these alterations, however, this reviewer has been one of his biggest fans to date. To say that there is no bias within the review ahead would be a blatant lie, but even with a strong attempt to analyze the album without said bias, a struggle to find an issue with the album was extremely difficult. With the name of the album being a direct sequel to what many consider to be Eminem's best album ever, there was a lot of pressure riding on
The Marshall Mathers LP 2
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From the very first track, "Bad Guy," there is an open door with a welcome mat to the past, only our ringleader has a new megaphone. Eminem begins this sequel with so many nods to its preceding albums, it's ridiculous! The first song has a man attempting to murder Eminem. That man's name is Matthew Mitchell, and the claim is that he's killing Eminem for his older brother. Who is his older brother? Stan, from "Stan." In a chill-inducing intro, Eminem reminds us just where this album is coming from and where it's going to. This begins a common theme of continuous callbacks to his prior albums that are in such an abundance, I haven't the energy to write them all out. Just know that if you're a long time Eminem fan, you'll be loving the callbacks, and there are sure to be those feels of chills that come along with nostalgia. Whether it's a retread of verses, or an extension of a skit making it darker than thought possible, the "old Eminem" is all over this album, and it's amazing.
The second track is an ambitious and ballsy attempt to sample The Zombies'
Time of the Season
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The Game of Love
by The Mindbenders, that is to say that they work well given the song, but perhaps aren't as solid as expected. The production elsewhere is noticeably different, and backing any other voice, it would come off as sporadic and messy, but Eminem has some uncanny ability to adapt and alter his words and sentences to work with the beat to the point where it feels like it's attempting to catch up with him at times, rather than the other way around. Eminem makes a viable attempt to return to his roots with a newfound energy in his lyrics. He's always been a metaphorical genius, but when every song boasts double entendres and requires repeat listening to the lyrics specifically, it comes off as nothing short of poetic.
While there are certainly no "Ass Like That" songs, there are a few moments of juvenility that don't always coincide with his age. The usage of "fag" comes off as tired in the amazing "Rap God," but it's surrounded by such amazing lyrics that it's almost impossible not to forgive him. The continuous references to his father, while powerful, have been done before and may cause the listener to question whether Eminem is truly over it, or is riding the same horse he's been riding for years. Still, with sixteen tracks to lay down, the complaints are spaced out enough to not come off as excessive. Truly, the only track that stood out as possible cutting room floor-fodder would be the sole one where Eminem thinks that singing is the best route to go. "Stronger Than I Was" is great lyrically, but it seems to want to take itself seriously, even though Eminem is well aware singing is simply not his strong suit.
Eminem has a focus that is unparalleled in every single word he spits on this album. The lyrics are some of the most crisp and multi-layered ones will ever hear. The poetic devices are as complex as any upper division class would have you analyze. Inverse rhymes, metaphors, double-meanings, puns, literally every single thing one would want from a page of lyrics screams out on the album for your mind to beg for more. This is not an exaggeration, considering how wonderfully poignant some of the songs are. Eminem, in a wild and amazingly shocking turn, pens an apology letter to the woman he's done anything to from killing to raping on an album, and it comes off as genuine – not in the least fraudulent. His ability to point out his flaws, whether it's hypocrisy of claiming he'd never let his daughter listen to someone who talks the way he does, or the fact that he is an "Asshole" as he claims on the track of the same name.
As per usual, Eminem isn't afraid to make fun of himself, nor is he against representing a world full of miscreants. At his age, this should come off as tired and a shallow attempt to garner the fame that he once had, but just when one thinks that, he drops gems like his popularity falling enough to be able to spit a line that, at one point, had to be blanked out completely (the Columbine line from "I'm Back"). The risks he takes shouldn't work, but destroy any notion of failure within a minute. Take "So Far…" as an example, where he gets honky with it, using The Eagles' Joe Walsh's track "Life's Been Good" to help him out. It sounds very "Bezerk" like until he mixes some tracks everyone will surely be familiar with and, again, calls back to the awesomeness that was almost as if to remind us that that man isn't dead; he's just been missing for a while and…is back.
One track amongst all the others that people have been clamoring for in the hip hop world is the Kendrick Lamar guest starring "Love Game." Entire blogs have predicted a Kendrick demolishing, an Eminem boisterous rap, a fast-versed, quip-filled, bad ass track that would destroy any and all expectations. With that type of build up, there's no way this song could possibly succeed and yet…it does. In a sense, Eminem starts off relatively soft and childish – including a fellatio-filled bar or two – before Kendrick hits the mic, almost as if to say "No, Em, we ain't doin that, we doin this" and proceeds to rip apart the piece with some great bars, only for Eminem to nod his head and close it out with awesomeness, being one of the few that Kendrick simply did not outshine as a guest star.
The album isn't without flaws, as mentioned above, but they are seemingly immediately forgivable considering the lyrical prowess. The content can get tiresome at times, and some of the beats will take a bit getting used to, but once the lyrics takeover and your ear becomes attuned to what is going on here, there's no denying the sheer pleasure that new and old fans alike should feel when listening.
The 411
: With the complaints being so minimal, it's hard to call this album anything but a success and a true return to form for the great Eminem. One track misstep, and some content question leaves this just out of the 10.0 range, but there's no denying that this album is my pick for best of the year.
Final Score: 9.5
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A FARMER is calling on fellow landowners to show their support for this year's Poppy Appeal by popping a poppy on their tractors.
Councillor Rob Adams, who farms about 200 acres around the village of White Ladies Aston, near Pershore, said there were plenty of tractors and other agricultural vehicles about at the moment during the late-arriving planting season.
With that in mind, he is asking Worcestershire farmers and landowners to support the Royal British Legion and their appeal this year.
He admits, however, that farmers already have their hands full at the moment trying to salvage a planting season which has been badly affected by higher-than-average yearly rainfall.
Coun Adams, county council chairman, said: "This is just a small request to farmers, that if they can support the Poppy Appeal, then that would be ideal.
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"I am also very aware of the economic situation and that every penny counts for families, but if you can afford to give something, every bit counts."
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July 1 is traditionally the day when many new state laws take effect, and every year on or about that date, the Washington Post makes sure to inform its readers of some new laws hitting the books in Maryland and Virginia. This year, Marylanders are seeing tax increases, with residents of Montgomery County -- a significant portion of the Post's subscriber base -- disproportionately affected.
Yet in reporting on "A slew of new laws for Md., Va.," Post staffers Laura Vozzella and John Wagner buried infomation about the Old Line State's tax hikes. The first mention came in paragraph 4 out of the article's 34 paragraphs. What's more, Vozzella and Wagner dealt with Virginia's new laws first, meaning that more in-depth explanation of Maryland's tax increases only came 24 paragraphs into the article.
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Virginia is becoming a better place for people who buy lots of guns, enjoy microbrewed beers, suffer from peanut allergies, keep bees, braid hair, inspect mold, write private-school tuition checks for somebody else's kids, want to know the density of their breast tissue and long to see their names plastered on highways.
The commonwealth has become less hospitable to drunk drivers, college staffers who don't report child sex abuse, unions, seed potatoes, voters who show up at the polls without ID, women seeking abortions and gay people trying to adopt children.
Next door in Maryland, there is change, too. It's now easier to bring your own wine to restaurants. Golfers in Howard County can start drinking earlier in the morning. And the town of Damascus will get to vote on whether it wants to stay dry.
Meanwhile, Prince George's County is joining the ranks of school districts with year-round schools. Buses in three Southern Maryland counties will stay in the fleet longer, and state education officials will develop "heat acclimation" guidelines for student athletes.
You may notice that Vozzella and Wagner sought to present Virginia's law changes as having clear winners and losers -- gun owners winners, gays/lesbians and pro-choice women losers they complain-- while Maryland's new laws are treated without such commenary.
In the fifth paragraph, which falls on page C6, we learn of new taxes on Maryland residents:
Far more noticeable to most Marylanders will be a new batch of tax increases. Higher income taxes for six-figure earners. A doubled "flush tax." And higher taxes on little cigars and chewing tobacco.
So the tax hikes, a priority of Maryland's liberal Democratic Gov. Martin O'Malley will only be "noticeable" to state taxpayers, whereas Virginia's new laws on conservative priorities like voter ID will make the Old Dominion "less hospitable."
Vozzella and Wagner then returned to Virginia's new slew of legislation before returning to the Old Line State. It wasn't until paragraph 24 that they returned to explain Maryland's new tax hikes:
In Maryland, 222 of the 791 laws passed during this year's annual 90-day session and later signed by Gov. Martin O'Malley (D) will take effect today.
So, too, will a measure passed in a special session in May that bumps up income taxes on six-figure earners in Maryland — the state with the nation's highest per-capita income.
The increases, which are retroactive to Jan. 1 and aim to help close chronic state budget shortfalls, affect more than 300,000 taxpayers — single-filers reporting income in excess of $100,000 and joint filers reporting more than $150,000.
Nearly one-third of those taxpayers live in Montgomery County, where the average cost per affected taxpayer will be $745 a year, according to state budget analysts.
The most high-profile laws from the regular session that are now in effect aim to step up the state's efforts to protect the environment. Under one measure, championed by O'Malley, most Marylanders will see their yearly "flush tax" double to $60.
The fee, added onto water and sewer bills, is used to fund upgrades at the state's 67 major wastewater treatment plants and other Chesapeake Bay restoration efforts.
Under another O'Malley-backed law, counties will have to adopt rules to limit new housing developments served by septic systems, especially ones in areas dominated by farmland and forestland.
It seems Virginia has no new taxes on the books, although Vozzella and Wagner derisively noted one revenue-raising measure that doesn't harm taxpayers' wallets:
Virginians will get the chance to buy naming rights to state roads and bridges under a program conceived by Gov. Robert F. McDonnell (R) and expected to boost egos as much as state transportation revenue.
Somehow I think Virginia taxpayers won't mind feeding a few overinflated egos with highway naming rights if it means lower taxes than their neighbors across the Potomac.
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"The commonwealth has become less hospitable
Submitted by UpNorth on Sun, 07/01/2012 - 11:47pm.
to drunk drivers, college staffers who don't report child sex abuse, unions, seed potatoes, voters who show up at the polls without ID, women seeking abortions and gay people trying to adopt children". So, WaPo, what's the problem?
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I guess I will never
Submitted by Shreve on Mon, 07/02/2012 - 2:58am.
I guess I will never understand the big deal with voter ID laws. In the 10 years I've been able to vote, I've had to show at least one form of ID. Is it that hard for poor people to get an ID?
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Submitted by c5then on Mon, 07/02/2012 - 7:54am.
It's hard to get multiple IDs and it's getting harder and harder for illegal aliens to get IDs.
That is a problem for democrats. It's going to make it very hard to steal the close elections when dead people and non-citizens can't vote.
Madison and Jefferson and Franklin built a Republic - Roberts killed it!
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C5, if only you'd logged in to Disqus,
Submitted by UpNorth on Mon, 07/02/2012 - 11:25am.
and posted that comment, I could have "liked" it.
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Try again...
Submitted by retrocon on Mon, 07/02/2012 - 2:24pm.
"Virginia is becoming a better place for people who buy lots of guns..."
That seems like a good thing to me!
Anyway, Drudge has an important link up today.. that google isn't going to be "a better place for people who buy lots of guns..." they actually will not show firearms or related stuff on their "shopping" search anymore. I validated it with a couple of searches... sure enough.
How much longer before they remove anti-obama stories from their "News" search?
This really is a do or die election cycle for us conservatives, folks.
Oh, discus didn't work so well for me today... will try again another time.
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Carlos Ruiz suspended.
Philadelphia Phillie's catcher has been handed out a 25 game suspension for testing positive for Adderall. The Phillies were a 102 win Juggernaut in 2011 but everything fell apart and this is just another hit. I've tried Adderall before for my School Finals, its given out to ADHD patients and makes them concentrate.


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A coach is responsible for his team.I personally think Morris doesn't do anything, like many coaches in the NFL. Â Your O coordinator runs the offense. Â Your D coordinator runs the defense. Â It's just people want to point the finger, and you do that at the guy in charge.Just like the President of the United States. Â I surely hope, and I have my doubts, that a majority of Americans know that the President isn't the only guy in charge in Washington.I didnt think Gruden was to blame for the collaspe last year, but if he is going to be held accountable, you have to treat Raheem the same way.(well you dont have to..but if you want to be reasonable)and as I agree that the lack of talent on this team is pressing, let's remember that Gruden has posted winning seasons 3 out of the last 4 seasons with this team. Â And even during our collaspe, the team was actually competing..so that tells me that with decent coaching, this team has some hope. Â The team is undiscplined and the penalties are another problem. Â Like I said, it's the players on the field playing the game, but the coach is the one responsible. Â That goes for all sports too...nothing new there...
We're 0-3 that is the measure and definition of a bad coach. There is no other measure you need.


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It's Game 7. We're live-blogging. I don't think I need to explain why.
Anyway, here are five keys to tonight's game, because the ABC pregame show won't tell you anything of substance. (I really want to see someone do an animated .gif of Magic Johnson talking with vuvuzelas in his hands).
I posted this earlier on Twitter, but as much as Kobe Bryant matters tonight, we know he should come through. Save for the 2006 Game 7 debacle against Phoenix, Kobe's teams haven't lost a Game 7, and save for the 2009 Game 7 against Houston, which was a blowout, Kobe's been tremendous. Therefore, the barometer tonight is Pau Gasol. This game will make a huge difference on his legacy, and he needs to come up big. He needs to be involved in the offense early and he has to be active late.
The Lakers can't change their game
Kendrick Perkins' injury throws an interesting monkey wrench into this game. Clearly, not having Perkins will hurt Boston in some ways. On the other hand, we've seen teams win big playoff games without their best players (Lakers without Kareem in 1980, Rockets without Yao in 2009), and that's because it's tough for the other team prepare for a completely different kind of lineup in one game. Rasheed Wallace offers a very different dimension than Perkins, and the Lakers haven't really had experience dealing with that.
But at the same time, it's Game 7. You are who you are. The worst thing the Lakers could do is force feed a hobbled Andrew Bynum in an attempt to weaken Boston's front line. They need to play as if Perkins is still in the lineup. Otherwise, Boston's unpredictability will mess them up.
Speaking of Rasheed...
Rasheed Wallace must play well
Here's what Rasheed said back in March (HT: Jordan Ruby).
"You know, I don't show my whole package during the beginning of the season. If you do, then that's what's going to be in the scouting report on me. So now, come money time, it'll say that I'm going to go to the turnaround. Yeah, I'm going to turn around, but I'm going to go by you left, by you right, come with the jump hook. I told my buddy to look at it like a kung fu teacher. I might teach you the lotus and I might teach you the tiger, but I'm not going to teach you the crane, because the crane can beat both of them."
Well Sheed, tonight's a good night to whip out the crane. The Lakers haven't had much experience dealing with Sheed in combination with the Celtics' starting lineup. This is where Sheed could shine ... if he steps it up.
Lamar Odom vs. Big Baby
This is a key matchup off the bench. Whoever wins it will win tonight. I think.
And finally ...
Rajon Rondo
Ultimately, this game is all about him. If the Lakers can limit him like they've limited him most of the series, the Celtics have no chance. But a lot of Rondo's struggles, particularly in Game 6, were of his own doing. He can be more active, especially off the ball in half court sets. He can be more aggressive pushing the ball, and he can be more aggressive and confident with his jump shot. He just has to step up and get it done. (Sorry, I know that sounds like Mark Jackson).
Ultimately, if the Celtics are to win tonight, they need to see the Rondo that showed up against Cleveland and Orlando. That's really the bottom line, I think.
(How many times were any of these mentioned on tonight's pregame show? None. Have I mentioned how much I hate ABC?).


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|October 12 10:30am room 410 Judge Hodson presiding
The time has arrived for the first court hearing. I obviously think I will get nowhere on this but I intend to make my case to the Judge anyway. I did send union president Bruce Hansen a message and asked for the unions help but got no response, which I guess is the same thing as saying NO WAY JOSE.
So I'm on my own, it probably will be dismissed at this hearing but at least I tried, more than I see anybody else doing.


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Salt Lake City, UT (SportsNetwork.com) - Paul George led a balanced Indiana scoring attack with 19 points as the Pacers surged past the Utah Jazz, 95-86, Wednesday at EnergySolutions Arena.
Lance Stephenson scored 15 points, Roy Hibbert registered 13 points and nine rebounds and Luis Scola added 14 points off the bench for the Pacers, who bounced back from Tuesday's 106-102 setback in Portland.
"We're a balanced attack," Indiana head coach Frank Vogel said of his squad. "Everybody's a threat at all times."
David West and George Hill supplied 10 points apiece for Indiana, which had dropped its last six trips to Salt Lake City.
Derrick Favors and Enes Kanter each registered double-doubles for the Jazz, who had won two straight. Favors scored 22 points and grabbed 13 boards, while Kanter tallied 20 points and 10 rebounds.
"No body likes to lose, but at the same time, they're one of the best teams in the NBA," Favors said of the Pacers. "We learned a lot tonight, mentally and physically."
The Jazz jumped out to a 12-2 lead behind a pair of 3-pointers from Trey Burke before taking a 23-17 cushion into the second stanza.
Utah kept the Pacers at arm's length in the second and held a 46-37 lead with just under three minute left in the half before Indiana closed the frame on a 10-2 swing to pull within one at the break.
The Pacers poured in six of the first eight points of the third to grab a 53-50 lead on Hibbert's reverse layup with 9:10 left in the period.
The teams exchange buckets from there until West drained back-to-back jumpers to cap a 7-0 Indiana surge that put the Pacers on top, 68-63, with 1:56 remaining in the third.
Kanter scored the game's next six points to give Utah a one-point lead early in the fourth, but Indiana answered with another 7-0 sprint to regain control.
The margin was three, 79-76, with 6:42 to play following Gordon Hayward's 3- pointer, but C.J. Watson answered with a triple at the other end, sparking a 9-0 Indiana spurt that West capped with a jumper to make it 88-76.
A pair of Kanter free throws got Utah within 90-83 with 1:04 remaining, but George, who had missed his first seven tries from beyond the arc, nailed a right corner trey to put the game away.
Indiana improved to 8-2 on the road, while Utah dropped to 3-7 at home this
season ... Burke netted 13 points and handed out nine assists in the setback
... Indiana scored 54 points in the paint, compared to 38 for Utah ... The
Pacers shot 47.6 percent (40-of-84) from the floor, despite going 3-of-16 from
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By Hector Longo
Now Rick Nault knows how all those other coaches feel.
Every night his Raiders walk into a gym, that perplexed look on the opposing coach tells the story.
Wrinkles, gray hair, acid reflux, all have been symptoms of having to deal with Central's Carson Desrosiers.
As top-seeded Central hits the TD Garden's parquet floor today (7:45 p.m.) in the Division 1 North title game, it is the fourth-year coach posing the question:
"What are we going to do about St. John's Prep's Pat Connaughton?"
Nault has spent the better part of the last three days thinking of the Catholic Conference MVP and the 26-point hurting he unleashed on the Raiders just two weeks ago.
"We always approach games like we're going to create matchup problems," said Nault. "But our focus is totally changed. This kid did to us what really no kid has done to us in the last 2-3 years."
Nault might have been overstating that just a bit. Ryan Woumn of Lynn English's performance in the 2009 North title game ousted the Raiders. And then there was American Heritage of Florida's All-American Kenny Boynton in January of 2009.
But the Raiders had shut down about everyone on the schedule this year, before Connaughton hit Memorial Gym in the regular season finale. Before that, opponents' leading scorers were averaging just 14.1 points a night vs. Central.
While the junior's effort went for naught, with Central surviving, 65-61, the Raiders, who pride themselves on their vise-like defense, took notice.
"He put up the best numbers against us this year, we take that pretty personally," said Central sixth man Andrew Ouellette, who'll spend some time covering the two-sport standout from Arlington. "When a player goes off like that, let's just say we're excited to get another shot at him."
So what can Central Catholic do against the 6-foot-4 Connaughton, who is averaging about 24 points and 15 rebounds a game?
"He's a monster, big, quick with the ball, a really good ball-handler," said Ouellette, an Eagle-Tribune All-Star defensive back in the fall.
Most likely, Central will attempt more of the same and hope for significantly better results.
The Raiders put athletes on Connaughton, starting with Jaycob Morales, then going to Ouellette and then the sophomore, "Lock-down" Luis Puello.
"We threw all our athletes at him, face-guarded him and tried to wear him down," said Ouellette. "He got us pretty good, especially in the first half, but we buckled down pretty good in the second."
Puello was thrust into the mix in the second half, and that could be key should Nault decide to use him there earlier.
Regardless, Central enters the fray tonight with a strategy on defense that it seldom, if ever, employs.
"It's not like the usual, 'How do we shut him down?' It's about we slow him down and try to find a way to keep him under 20," said Nault. "We tried. We worked hard at it, and we didn't have a ton of success."
The reason, of course, is Connaughton's athleticism. Most on the Prep campus, including football coach Jim O'Leary feel like he would have been a top quarterback if he stuck with it. As it is, in baseball, the lethal pitcher with a 90 mph fastball has already been offered a scholarship from Florida State.
"He's a matchup problem," said Nault. "You just can't put a guard on him and you just can't put a big on him, so we're game-planning. We have to change a little bit."
Stop Pat Connaughton and you stop the Prep, which is making its first Garden appearance since 1974. That's the challenge that Central undertakes tonight.
Easier said than done, a fact that Rick Nault understands all too well.


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1. San Antonio- Best record. Winners of 6 straight.
2. Boston-KG should be back. Best team in the East right now. Best defense in the league IMO.
3. LA Lakers-The talent, the champs, the coach. Finally starting to play a lot better as well.
4. Orlando-Two tough losses. I have them ahead of Miami due to their health at this particular moment. Defense showing signs of weakness. Their defense does not seem to travel with them on the road. Must be fixed
5. Miami-LeBron out and Bosh out as well. Not good for the thinnest team as it is. Need to be weary of the teams behind them. This is not the Central or Atlantic division, if they are not healthy for a week they could slip to third place.


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Horse Health Issues in BLM Holding Facility
A wild horse advocacy group has voiced its concerns over infections in captive wild horses held at a short-term holding facility run by the Bureau of Land Management.
Wild Horse Education, a non-profit organization in Nevada that tracks the condition of wild horses and burros on the range and in holding, has asked the bureau to provide immediate medical care and adequate husbandry practices to horses currently held at a the Palomino Valley Center (PVC) north of Reno.
The group said while none of the conditions required emergency response, they required attention.
The center is soon to come out of quarantine following an outbreak of strangles.
"Once the quarantine period ends, animals that test clear of shedding the virus will be shipped to events and other facilities around the nation," the group, founded by wild horse advocate Laura Leigh, said in a statement.
"However, Wild Horse Education has observed a continual problem with nasal discharge in the PVC horse population.
"There may be some other condition present and lifting the quarantine may be premature.
"The papilloma virus has been spreading through the younger animals.
"Wild horses captured last summer, this past winter, and those born at the facility have been documented with the warts that the virus causes.
"Equine papilloma virus is a highly contagious viral disease….
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