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February 8, 2012
The candidate has received mixed support from evangelical voters in previous primaries.
Rick Santorum surprised many by winning all three Republican contests yesterday in Colorado, Missouri, and Minnesota, suggesting that none of the Republican candidates have found a way to win consistently across the wide range of caucuses and primaries.
Santorum showed once again that he can win in states where he can talk face-to-face with social conservatives. He barnstormed through the states, personally meeting with many conservative activists. The strategy worked. Santorum's margin of victory was unexpectedly wide.
The former senator from Pennsylvania won nearly twice the number of the votes in Missouri that Romney received (55 vs. 25 percent). In Minnesota, he received nearly three times the votes as Romney (45 vs. 17 percent). Romney performed better in Colorado than he did in other states, but Santorum still edged him out 40 to 35 percent.
"I don't stand here and claim to be the conservative alternative to Mitt Romney," Santorum said. "I stand here to be the conservative alternative to Barack Obama."
A key to Santorum's victory was an excited, social conservative base willing to go to polls and caucuses, observers suggested. Santorum's evangelical base has proven to be more important in Midwestern states where social conservatives can mobilize voters to attend caucuses.
Santorum focused on his conservative base in his victory speech. Before the results from Colorado were announced, Santorum told a crowd of supporters that "Conservatism is alive and well in Missouri and Minnesota."
While Santorum has consistently received most of his support from evangelicals, he has not been able to secure their votes in every contest. In other words, evangelical primary voters have strongly supported Santorum, but a majority of them have not always voted for Santorum.
In Iowa, evangelicals pushed him just over the finish line. In New Hampshire, Romney received a greater share of the evangelical vote than Santorum did even as evangelical support for Santorum was nearly four times that from other voters.
Santorum still needs to prove he can attract evangelical support in southern states. South Carolina evangelicals gave more support to Newt Gingrich. Florida evangelicals, however, mirrored other voters in backing Romney and Gingrich. Santorum lost South Carolina and the panhandle of Florida to Newt Gingrich because Gingrich, a former congressman from Georgia, captured more of the evangelical vote.
A week before the South Carolina primary, a group of evangelicals representing conservative political groups met and endorsed Santorum who rose to national prominence after his virtual tie with Mitt Romney in Iowa. In South Carolina, evangelical primary voters threw their support behind Gingrich. This support by so-called family value voters for the thrice married Gingrich led one long-time activist Tony Campolo to formerly renounce the label "evangelical" for his group Red Letter Christians. Evangelicals in South Carolina, Campolo said, had put politics before principles.
The next two primaries will take place in Arizona and Michigan before Super Tuesday. Alaska, Georgia, Idaho, Massachusetts, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Vermont, and Virginia will hold primaries on March 6. Super Tuesday will be the first test to see if any of the candidates can win outside their niche groups. If none of the candidates can break new ground, the race may be moving closer to a divided Republican national convention.
In this picture, Matt Schultz is standing behind the candidate. He is the Secretary of State in Iowa. He always has that smug look on his face when he is standing next to someone else who is just as arrogant and self-righteous. Fortunately, the economy is looking up, so the nomination doesn't matter. Remember, not all of us are Republicans.
I test everything by how it lines up with scripture. And then I pray and meditate on it. I am a Christian first, an American second and an Independant Conservative voter, third. With thoughtful, prayful consideration I will cast my vote for Santorium. By the time I have a chance to vote in NC, however, the nominee question may have been already settled. I pray for our country and her leaders. May faithful widsom and devoted practical sacrifice turn our nation from the pathways of greed and idolitary and false prophets.
It is vitally important to test everything by how it lines up with Scripture. When it comes to candidates for political office, I use an additional test as well: Will they obey the U.S. Constitution? Of all the Republican candidates, Ron Paul is the only one who passes this test.
Little Ricky's appeal to Protestant fundamentalists is ironic considering how 50 years ago they hated the Catholic President Kennedy. But some love power more than doctrine.
Double irony - in 1960 Kennedy assured Baptist ministers he was not a Catholic theocrat. in 2008 Romney made a similar speech saying he wouldn't take orders from Salt Lake just like Kennedy wouldn't from the Vatican with one exception: Kennedy said firmly he believed in separation of church and state. Romney did not because the Republican Primary electorate does not.
Something seems to be missing from the conversation regarding political candidates from a christian perspective, and that is the degree to which each person's favorite candidate seems to echo the biblical expectation of the importance of Truth. A long time ago someone wrote that the most significant problem facing the modern world is its understanding of and attitude to how we come to the truth. At the time I first read it, which was about 40 years ago, I thought it strange, but today the more I observe the current scene, the more relevant it becomes. I have noted many statements made by "evangelicals" that seem to have a very loose appreciation for truth, as I understand it. I note that recently when Mr. Santorum was asked about something in his book, he claimed it was something new to him, apparently forgetting he was asked the same thing when he was running for the senate, then he said his wife wrote that part of the book. How does that square with the biblical concept of truth? But the evangelical press apparently ignores such minor slips.
Sure the Evangelicals are giving Rick some love right now, but as soon as Newt screams at another media person, it will be one short lived romance. After all, telling off the media is very presidential, right S.C?
Now that Rick Santorum is finding fault with Obama's "theology", I am reminded of a similar reference to faulty "theology" alleged to have been held by Obama in the 2008 election. Is it not ironic that the person who made the charge in 2008, James Dobson of Focus On The Family is now reported to have endorsed Rick Santorum? The only problem is that if it were a power play as suggested by The Kangaroo, then he should have picked a contender with a higher probability of winning the nomination than Santorum. There is increasing talk of either a new candidate or a brokered convention, so it may be prudent to wait a little before giving an endorsement because the power brokers in the GOP do not seem to be happy with any of the current crop of candidates.


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Originally done in Germany in 1991, Robert Wilson's musical fable, The Black Rider, reached London's Barbican Theatre in February in a new language but with pieces of the old physical production. In the process of refurbishing and replacing these original elements, the Barbican adapted electrical elements to British standards. When the American Conservatory Theater, which co-produced, brought the work to San Francisco for a September opening, different theatrical, industrial, and regulatory standards in two countries compounded problems inherent in transferring any production.
Wilson designed scenery and lights for the show, too, the latter with associate LD Heinrich Brunke. "When it comes to color and lighting, Robert Wilson knows exactly what he wants, and he'll always spot when it's wrong." says ACT production manager Ed Lapine.
The Barbican and ACT have similar lighting inventories, but this production called for equipment beyond the basics, including four followspots (Robert Juliat Korrigans), moving lights, and Howard Eaton dimmable fluorescent cyc lights. Brunke thought he could add two rented followspots to the two in ACT's stock, but after an exhaustive tech in London, the Barbican staff wanted four British followspots and contributed three; ACT rented a fourth.
"The production included dimmable fluorescents mounted into scenery, low voltage lights buried in set pieces, a 2.4kW HMI fixture for rear projections, motors built into several set pieces, and even electrified musical instruments" says Lapine. All required the equivalent of British power, he explains.
The Barbican's rider asked for transformers to provide 240V, the UK line voltage.
"They explained that 110v tools are common on British construction sites because of the lower risk of injury from electrical shock; transformers for 240V to 110V are readily available there," says Lapine, who soon surmised that the Barbican was "not only using 240V…they ran at 50Hz, not at the 60Hz US standard." Many electronic devices operate on multiple frequencies, but the great variety of equipment in The Black Rider package could introduce different and competing requirements of a system providing US power converted to UK standards.
It would be necessary to provide 50Hz and decide which gear absolutely required it. Lapine talked to US lighting professionals whom he thought might use international gear and to rental house staff but nobody had a prescription for providing 240V 50Hz.
The actual number of UK-powered lighting instruments and devices, including two packs of dimmers to run the lights, was fairly small, but first calculations suggested that ACT might need a relatively high capacity source.
How would Lapine satisfy Wilson's standards while working around differences in electrical standards?
The theatre could rent a diesel generator, which would sit on the street for the eight-week run, or it could locate a frequency converter of a size that would require 460V input, more service than the theatre had. "The diesel generator truck began to look attractive," says Lapine.
Barbican staff returned to help spec a frequency converter that would tie into ACT's 208V backstage supply, but no company in the San Francisco Bay area had one. "In a bit of last minute miscommunication and second guessing, we received word from the followspot manufacturer's rep that the ballasts were not switchable."
The biggest electrical load was in the followspots, and the spot booth was far from backstage, where a frequency converter would connect to ACT's company switches.
Lapine wondered: "Is there an alternative to the followspot ballasts?" "Are the followspot ballasts switchable to run off a 208V 60Hz supply?"
Meanwhile, the production was crossing the ocean and the Barbican technical manager went on vacation. "ACT's head electrician went to the US rep for Robert Juliat, the followspots' manufacturer…[who] reported that the ballasts should be switchable between UK and US electrical system. A lucky discovery!" says Lapine.
ACT decided to act safely and proceeded with the bigger frequency converter. The larger converter arrived just a few days later than planned and dropped into place effortlessly — and the ballasts proved to be switchable. Big Blue, the nickname ACT staff gave the frequency converter, continued to provide 240V 50Hz flawlessly through the run — an unqualified success.
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The remains of a UFO were reportedly found by a team of Swedish explorers carrying out a 92-meter-deep sonar survey of the Baltic Sea, the Daily Mail reported. Sea surveyors say they have found what can only be described as the wreckage of a crashed space ship, like the "Millennium Falcon" from "Star Wars."
Photos of the ship immediately went viral on the internet, gathering thousands of clicks from UFO lovers. They are sure the finding could prove the existence of extraterrestrial life, as well as aliens' interest in Earth.
The discovery is round, about 18 meters in diameter.The bottom surrounding "the ship" is all crumpled; it looks like the "flying saucer" tried to move upon reaching its final resting place.
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METAIRIE, La. ― Linebacker Jonathan Vilma picked up a veterans day off Thursday, resting his surgically repaired left knee ahead of Saturday's NFC divisional-round playoff game at San Francisco.
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Gestating a diabolical brain is every mother's wish. Krang is an interdimensional hero capable of building a technodrome and commanding an army of rock soldiers hell bent on taking over planet Earth.
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DREAM 10 hits your television set on July 20th at 3 AM EST on HDNet. In order to try to help in the production of extra funds for your summer vacation or endless nights barhopping, here's a small preview of the betting lines for DREAM 10.
Lightweight Superfight: Shinya Aoki (-185, Bodog) vs. Vitor "Shaolin" Ribeiro (+190, Sportsbook)
If you were lucky enough to grab Ribeiro at +200, we're happy for you. Right now, Ribeiro is a strong underdog bet in this bout between two phenomenal grapplers. The consensus among fans taking Ribeiro is that Aoki hasn't faced a fighter with Ribeiro's grappling acumen before, so it could prove to be his crutch. Ribeiro is a solid bet at +190, but it really depends on how you feel about him since he's only coming into his second fight since his long layoff.
Welterweight GP Semi-Final: Marius Zaromskis (+475, Bodog, Sportsbook) vs. Hayato "Mach" Sakurai (-600, BetCRIS)
This seems like a ridiculous spread line, but Sakurai is definitely a heavy favorite. I'd probably stay away from the 6 to 1 odds on Sakurai as you'd have to throw down a considerably amount of money for any meaningful return. I don't forsee Zaromskis catching Sakurai in this one, so I'll abstain from betting.
Welterweight GP Semi-Final: Andre Galvao (-360, BetCRIS) vs. Jason High (+300, Bodog)
Interesting line for this one. High has a chance to wrestle his way to a decision here, and at 3 to 1 underdog odds, it make be a risky bet worth taking. My money is going to be pushed onto Galvao however. His grappling is dangerous, and his stand-up skills are very good for such an accomplished grappler.
Middleweight Superfight: Melvin Manhoef (+105, 5Dimes) vs. Paulo Filho (-130, BetCRIS)
I've made it an adamant point in the past that Melvin Manhoef is one of my golden eggs when it comes to betting. I'm also a huge fan, and I'm willing to lose a bit of dough to go out on a limb and pick him here. He isn't a huge underdog at all, so it's a bit risky considering the extra amount of money I'll make on a win isn't considerable. The question of whether Paulo Filho returns to the ring mentally stable is the ultimate question. I'm still straddling the line on this one.
Lightweight Superfight: Andre "Dida" Amade (+145, Bodog) vs. Katsuhiro Kikuno (-160, BetCRIS)
I'm very interested in this line as well. Kikuno is being given the favorite role here, but I'm hesitant even though I believe Kikuno has a legitimate chance at defeating Dida. The problem is that anyone who can take Buakaw Pramuk to an extension round is obviously a very good striker, and I wonder what Kikuno can do to Dida in this fight. Kikuno has the better ground game however, so my money goes to Kikuno.
Dong Sik Yoon (-205, BetCRIS) vs. Jesse Taylor (+190, Bodog)
This is a pretty accurate line. Yoon has the judo skills and submissions to defeat Taylor. It really becomes a question of whether Taylor can control Yoon from the top and punish him with strikes. Yoon is pretty slick against competition like Taylor, so I'll go with the favorite here.
Welterweight GP Final Reserve Fight: Seichi Ikemoto (-155, 5Dimes) vs. Tarec Saffiedine (+130, BetCRIS)
I may actually lay down on Saffiedine in this match-up. He has five out of his six wins via submission in the first round, so he has the grappling acumen to pull off quick submissions. Ikemoto isn't exactly an easy guy to defeat, and looking at his overall record isn't going to help you determine his true worth.
This isn't an easy event to pick. For bets, I'd risk the dough for the Ribeiro underdog bet along with Manhoef. I think Galvao, Kikuno, and Yoon are solid bets, and there may be a parlay in the mix with those guys as well. Amade could be the ultimate spoiler though, so I'm reluctant to include that bout in my parlay. Ikemoto might be a good pick for that, but I haven't seen much of Saffiedine to make an educated decision on that match-up just yet. Happy Betting!


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A housing developer game in the middle of a housing crisis. Buckets of shooting games in the middle of two wars... Are we having fun yet?
|Stephen Chin
Hehe. Well, it would be interesting to see/play a game about staving offsuch a crisis or trying to operate while in one. Though as far as shooting games, look at the recently announced Six Days in Fallujah. A bit more true to form than the more stylized war games in so far as trying to recreate events accurately rather than dramatically.
|Alan Youngblood
"Part of the implicit contract of casual games is that they will not explore anything that will cause the player emotional or moral discomfort."
--This is one of many things that bother me about the casual/core divide. I think casual games should still be allowed to be however shallow they'd like to be, but I also think that should allow themselves to be emotionally/philosophically probing if it fits the situation. I recently played some of WadJetEye's Blackwell series, and they are pretty casual on the gameplay, being standard point&click adventure games. But it's more engaging because the main character appears to be depressed or schizophrenic, and she has to weight out emotional baggage from friend and family in the past.
"the measure of a person is whether he has managed to make himself substantially richer over the course of a lifetime, or (failing that) managed to consume as though he had."
---Right on! I think the media (which certainly includes games) does a poor job of criticizing this notion. I won't say that it is wrong, but it's certainly not sustainable. Everyone cannot be above average. Everyone cannot be rich. People need to understand the concept of "opportunity cost." The most fundamental concept of economy, yet I think many people still don't get it. On that note I had an idea for a Sim God-Game that would allow the player to create lives and direct people, but not kill them. The player would be challenged to meet the desires of as many people as possible with limits on resources, land, food supply, potable water, and other such things. What people don't understand in game design I feel more often that not now is that you have to intentionally "nerf" the player's abilities and give the player or player character flaws. Being rich is no fun. Getting rich, losing it, and earning it back the hard way is. I agree with many of your points Emily.
So I'll end with a brief synopsis of my main rant (nothing wrong with the article here, Emily, it's great, it just brings this point up). I hate the casual vs. core nomenclature. Can someone please abolish these hideous misnomers? I for one, have played casual games pretty hardcore at times and core games in a casual I don't care manner. The dichotomy of these labels and the perceived fear of making anything in between or outside is really hurting the titles we see on the market now. Diversity is a good thing, please take note of that publishers that read this. We all love being space marines and shooting up aliens or silly cartoony puzzle party games, but seriously? We could handle other worldviews and scenarios in games.
|David Boudreau
"Be[ing] Rich" is more of a relative term, isn't it? Generally wanting more can be a good thing to stave off stagnation. It's one thing to denounce "more" material things in lieu of a "more" sustainable environment, but in either case you're playing some game to get the "more" and not withering by the wayside.
Now if only someone would come up with a game that made sense of credit default swaps, that would be pretty impressive. Somehow, I think it would be very difficult to still categorize such a game as "casual", though.
Re: "...it invites a little reflection about the way the U.S. tries to export the vision of an ideal lifestyle." Hm I tend to think more in terms of, other nations try to _import_ that ideal lifestyle.
That pesky free market is still rearing its ugly head, even with all the real life troubled real estate, as people hunt for bargains. Not to worry; we'll all get bailed out anyway. Relax! We the players are too big to fail.
|Kirk Owen
Greatly enjoyed this article and the comments. We just launched our own Build-a-Lot style game that has an environmental twist, Plan It Green. I guess some of the same criticism about Be Rich or Build-a-Lot could be leveled at our game, but at the same time we set out to create a game that would give the player the feeling that they can have a positive impact on the environment. Certainly, the hard working of transforming a town from a depressed, industrial wasteland to a thriving, clean, eco-friendly future state is much more difficult than we present in our game. However, one of the goals of the game, especially since we pubished the game in conjunction with National Geographic, was to get the player thinking about what they can do to improve impact that they have on the environment. In the end, it is a game, and it has to be fun to achieve its primary mission, to entertain. Hopefully, we have been able achieve this as well as give our players some motivation and encouragement to make some positive, environmentally friendly changes in their lives.


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My pitching has been sub-par
We play in a strange scoring system. W's for a pitcher are 10 points, where strikeouts are 2 each. My starters are 7-10.
I'm still in first because my hitting has been abover average.
Here is my roster.
C: Bengie Molina
1B: Adrian Gonzalez
2B: Cano
3B: Longoria
SS: Cabrera
OF: Sizemore
OF: Wells
OF: Adam Jones
DH: Kubel
Utl: Orlando Hudson
Adam Dunn
Jermaine Dye
Guerrero DL
SP: Lincecum
SP: Peavy
SP: Lee
SP: Pettite
SP: Scherzer
SP: Billingsley ( he was on waivers i dropped Dice K)
RP: Papelbon
RP: Broxton
RP: Downs( Had BJ Ryan)
I've been trying to package swisher with someone but can't get any hits. Should I try for any trades, or just wait out my pitchers starting to get Wins? I'm new to fantasy baseball.


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Patriots-Colts matchup of the day: Wednesday
Here's a matchup to watch in the Week 11 game between the Patriots and Colts: Patriots TEs Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez vs. Colts safeties Aaron Francisco and Antoine Bethea
Patriots-Colts matchup of the day: Tuesday
Here's a matchup to watch in the Week 11 game between the Patriots and Colts: Colts' third-down offense vs. Patriots' third-down defense.
Opportunistic 'D' carries Colts past Bengals
Indy's opportunistic "D" forced five turnovers Sunday, picking up the slack for Peyton Manning and a number of second-string players on the offensive side of the football en route to a 23-17 victory over the Bengals.
Brown blows chance to seize Colts' RB job
The opportunity was there for Donald Brown to become a fantasy force, but he let it slip through his fingers.
Colts' defense sends Bengals to 2-7
Kelvin Hayden returned an interception for a touchdown and Javarris James ran for his third TD in two weeks and the Indianapolis Colts held on to beat the Cincinnati Bengals 23-17 on Sunday.
Colts claim RB Bell
The Colts claimed RB Joique Bell off waivers from the Eagles, the team announced Thursday.
AFC South midseason reports
As the Texans' biggest surprise of 2010, RB Arian Foster has brought stability to a position that was a liability last season. Read our midseason reports on AFC South teams.
Poll: Peyton Manning is most valuable
Peyton Manning is the NFL's most valuable player this season, according to the respondents to a just-concluded poll on ProFootballWeekly.com.
Help on the way for battered Colts
The way we hear it, the Colts could get several key starters, including SS Bob Sanders and RB Joseph Addai, back by Week 12 or 13.
Colts rule Collie, Sanders out for Tuesday
The Colts released their Tuesday injury report, and S Bob Sanders (biceps) and WR Austin Collie (concussion) have been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Bengals.
Early signs positive on Collie's concussion
Initial reports indicate that the concussion suffered by Colts WR Austin Collie on Sunday is not as serious as first feared. Doctors cleared Collie to travel home with his teammates following a 26-24 loss at Philadelphia. He was resting at ...
Too much Vick for shorthanded Colts
The shorthanded Colts fought back from a 13-0 first-quarter deficit to the Eagles to take a 17-16 lead into the locker room at halftime, but it was too much Michael Vick in the second half, and the Colts eventually fell ...
Tamme the new 'it' man in Indy
No Dallas Clark, no problem. All the Colts need to do is plug somebody into the lineup and he'll produce. Right now, that guy is Jacob Tamme.
Vick leads Eagles to victory in return
Michael Vick threw for 218 yards and one touchdown, ran for 74 yards and a score, and the Eagles beat Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts 26-24 Sunday.
Colts WR Collie taken off on stretcher with head injury
Colts WR Austin Collie was carted of the field in the Week Nine game vs. the Eagles with an apparent head injury.
The Colts agreed in principle with Thomas on Tuesday.||||||| Thomas, Miami's sixth-round pick in 2008, has started 21 career games including 21 last season with New England and will now work with right guard Mike McGlynn, who played well after Grigson signed him in free agency last year.
The Patriots signed Thomas to bolster a unit that lost center Dan Koppen to an ankle injury.||||||| Thomas was drafted by Miami in 2008 in the sixth round out of Connecticut and spent two seasons with the Dolphins and one with Detroit. He signed with the Lions last Nov. 23 and was inactive for the last six games. He was released on Sept. 3.
The Dolphins placed Thomas, a starting rookie guard, on the injured reserve list Tuesday. Thomas suffered a foot injury in Sunday's season opener against the New York Jets.||||||| Thomas, a sixth-round draft pick from Connecticut, had been wearing a protective boot on the foot at practice Monday but had expected to practice Wednesday.


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Yes I know this isn't a very popular topic but it is becoming more and more possible that The Denver Broncos draft a QB.
It just got reported that The Broncos like Colin Kaepernick from Nevada. Sure this could be speculation but it seems very possible that he is the guy.
Colin Kaepernick is 6'5" 233lbs and does have a very strong arm.
Here we go!
2011 NFL Draft
1st Round Pick --------------------------------------------- TRADED to Arizona for their 1st , 2nd , 4th and 2012 3rd Round Pick.
1st Round Pick #5 ---------------------------------------- TRADED to Dallas for their 1st , 3rd Round and 2012 3rd Round Pick.
1st Round Pick #9 ---------------------------------------- Robert Quinn DE - UNC - 6'4" 264lbs - Quinn is the #1 DE in the draft and Denver drafts him after picking up a extra 4 draft picks.
2nd Round Pick #36 ------------------------------------- Colin Kaepernick - QB - Nevada - 6'5" 233lbs - John Elway drafts this very athletic QB.
2nd Round PIck #38 ------------------------------------- Marvin Austin - DT - UNC - 6'3" 309lbs - Denver drafts this very explosive DT early 2nd.
2nd Round Pick #46 ------------------------------------- Marcus Cannon - OT - TCU - 6'5" 350lbs - This is my favorite Olineman in the 2nd Round and I could see him play RT or be a Pro Bowl Guard.
3rd Round Pick-------------------------------------------- Chris Culliver - FS - South Carolina - 6'0" 199lbs - Culliver is blazing fast and is going to be a very good FS.
3rd Round PIck via Dallas ---------------------------- Jarvis Jenkins - DT - Clemson - 6'4" 310lbs - Denver drafts another big DT.
4th Round Pick via Arizona-------------------------- DaNorris Searcy - SS - UNC - 5'11" 223lbs - Denver drafts this very good SS.
6th Round PIck ------------------------------------------- Julius Thomas - TE - Portland St - 6'5" 250lbs - Denver has been eyeing Thomas for a while now.
6th Round Pick ------------------------------------------ Graig Cooper - RB - Miami - 5'10" 205lbs - Denver adds another RB to the team.
7th Round Pick ------------------------------------------ Lee Smith - TE - Marshall - 6'6" 269lbs - A big blocking TE.
Final thoughts
1. If Denver is really looking at a QB in the 2nd Round. I really think they will trade down from #2 and try to pick up extra picks.
2. Colin Kaepernick does have a very strong arm and would be a good draft pick in the 2nd Round.
3. Robert Quinn , Marvin Austin , Chris Culliver , Jarvis Jenkins , DaNorris Searcy would give Denver so much needed youth and talent on Defense.
4. Marcus Cannon is a great prospect at RT and in my mind could be a Pro Bowl G.
5. Julian Thomas and Graig Cooper would be good late round picks.


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I saw this play on Saturday and laughed my ass off.
It wasn't the costly penalty assessed to him that left UCLA's Rahim Moore so frustrated after Saturday's loss.
It was that he never got the chance to redeem himself.
Moore unsuccessfully lobbied the coaching staff to return to the game after suffering a second-quarter concussion when he laid out Stanford's Coby Fleener on an incomplete pass across the middle. The head-first hit drew a 15-yard penalty that turned fourth-and-8 into first-and-10 for Stanford, breathing new life into the Cardinal's second touchdown drive.
"I was more mad about that because I wanted to play," Moore said. "I told myself it won't hurt me to sit out a half to be able to play for the rest of my life. That was the hardest thing for me because I never sat out like that before."
The loss of Moore deprived UCLA of one of its top defensive playmakers on a day when its secondary looked uncharacteristically vulnerable.
Well you have see it for yourself.
Fleener got right up after the hit and Moore was seeing Tweetie birds float around his head for the rest of the day. I mean did Moore really want to go down that road. Fleener is a big big dude.
If anyone finds the YouTube of this hit please post it!!


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Beckett's Table
- Address:
3717 E. Indian School Rd.
Phoenix, AZ 85018Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Beckett's Table
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.beckettstable.com/
- Phone: 6029541700x
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Tuesday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm
Closed: Monday
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Comfort Food, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Justin Beckett
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Smoking Area, Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Contact: Justin Beckett 6029541700x
A word from Beckett's Table
Chef Justin Beckett brings together what matters to him most: family, friends and honest, incredible food. With considerable help from his partners and longtime friends Scott and Katie Stephens and his wife Michelle, Beckett has created an irresistible hangout for his discerning Arcadia/Biltmore neighbors, people who expect comfort and sophistication in equal measure and get it here.Continued
The same grounded approach is evident on the menu, which emphasizes Seasonal American Cooking in dishes such as Creamy Grits and Spicy Andouille Sausage with mustard jus, Pork Osso Buco Confit with spinach pancetta spaetzle , or Fork Tender Short Ribs with creamy mashed potatoes, sautéed veggies, red wine reduction.
Factor in the inviting bar, roomy patio and community table, and it gets even easier to follow the Beckett's Table mandate: Come Together.
The same grounded approach is evident on the menu, which emphasizes Seasonal American Cooking in dishes such as Creamy Grits and Spicy Andouille Sausage with mustard jus, Pork Osso Buco Confit with spinach pancetta spaetzle , or Fork Tender Short Ribs with creamy mashed potatoes, sautéed veggies, red wine reduction.
Factor in the inviting bar, roomy patio and community table, and it gets even easier to follow the Beckett's Table mandate: Come Together.
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Beckett's Table reviews from OpenTable diners
154 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.5
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (111)neighborhood gem (105)special occasion (55)notable wine list (51)great for outdoor dining (47)good for groups (44)hot spot (30)romantic (21)kid-friendly (17)great for lunch (12)vibrant bar scene (12)late-night find (9)great for brunch (5)scenic view (1)Show More
- top notch servicelocalchasDined on 8/30/2014Coming from Charleston, SC we are very spoiled, but this was a real treat. The food was superb and the waiter very helpful ( I hate it when they say " everything is good!) and the recommendations from the waiter were just right. We even tried the pork cheeks....very attentive service,and yet not too much. Found out from the waiter that our very own Sean Brock from Husk is coming to AZ to "share" with their chef! We were a little surprised at the neighborhood at first; just a strip mall, but don't be put off by that, this was a great evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, great serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/30/2014Loved the ambience, wine list, & service but just liked the food. We ordered the chicken & the short ribs for dinner, my husband liked the short ribs, which was a good portion, but we both agreed that it didn't taste like it had any seasoning. We then ordered their "famous fig pecan pie" the lemon zest gelato on top was way to overpowering so we tried a bite of the pie without the gelato & it had no flavor, we were very disappointed in our dessert selection.Special Features:
- FantasticdineoutersDined on 8/24/2014Food is always delicious. Bacon, cheese biscuits are to die for. Spinach spaetzle is wonderful. Every item is awesome from appetizers, kids items, entrees to desserts. The staff are great. We love this place!!Special Features:
- Cute place. Ok foodLuvbeingveganDined on 8/23/2014Expected more vegan selections for this type of restaurant, but it's cute although loud. For you vegetarians out there, there is bacon in their deviled eggs...not listed on menu and would never have thought to ask as Bacon does not need to be in everything!!!Special Features:
- lucky findSDFlashDined on 8/19/2014Just happened across Beckett and was pleasantly surprised. Nice ambiance, service was great. Decent wine list and waiters suggestion was liked by all. Osso bucco was good, though the green spatzle were a bit salty. Salad was very fresh and tasty, not overdressed like seems to be the norm now.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Becketts Table is our "go to" placeBillDined on 8/16/2014We discovered Beckett's Table several years ago and found the food and service to be the great. It is now our "go to" place for a special evening. They just do not disappoint. We live on the west side and are excited about discovering the Southern Rail.Special Features:
- Just okayRachelDined on 8/16/2014We were excited to try Beckett's Table because we read great reviews and the menu looked great! When we sat down, our waters were filled immediately (and consistently throughout the night thanks to the water boy!) Our server greeted us in a timely matter and was overall a good server. However, when we did order our food, no joke, it was out within 4 minutes. 4 minutes!! That's unheard of. I did order a salad, which takes no time but a shortrib in 4 minutes. When the server brought it we said "Whoa! That was fast!" Her response,"we don't mess around." No kidding. If you know someone is trying to have a nice night out and food takes a while, put it on a hold. That was way too fast for our liking.Special Features:
- Very creative menu!!!EricDDined on 8/15/2014We had a very difficult time narrowing our choices. Our waitress Rachel took excellent care of us and was spot on with her recommendations. We definitely will need to come back so we can try things we were not able to this time. My personal favorites were the Pork Osso buco with the spinach spitzle. The deconstructed smores with chocolate covered bacon and peanut butter, so crazy it is good!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Upscale Comfort Food!PaultyDined on 8/13/2014We decided to try Beckett's Table to celebrate a friends birthday. None of us had been there before. The entrees we had were, a flat iron steak, and short ribs. Both were great, the ribs were amazing. We also ordered some bacon biscuits that were mouthwateringly good! We had a bit of a wait for the food, which ended up being worth the wait. Our waiter (John, I think) was very pleasant and helpful regarding items on the menu. We purchased a t shirt for our son "Porknography" which was delivered in a take out gift box, by the manager, in a very first class gesture. We definitely plan on returning with friends.Special Features:
- MojooVIPDined on 8/13/2014Delicious red pepper/tomato soup and tender short ribs. Would not order the fried deviled eggs. Too salty. Great service!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Do not get the fishOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/10/2014My wife got the steamed whitefish and it was pretty bad; she could not stomach more than a few bites. She is the second person I've been with at Beckett's who said that the fish was terrible. I know this is strictly a matter of taste but steamed fish is just not appealing. Grilled, baked, sauteed...anything but steamed. My Osso Buco was terrific as always though.Special Features:
- YUM YUM YUMMY!ProfessorLuLuDined on 8/9/2014Beckett's Table emphasizes local ingredients and has a deep local wine list (along with many other great options from further afield too). The staff are friendly and very knowledgeable. It seems they always have another vegetarian and vegan option that's not posted on the menu, so be sure to ask your waiter (we got a delightful drilled tofu steak with chimicurri sauce along with the exquisite vegetable sides--fingerling potatoes, roasted mushrooms, creamed corn) that was much more interesting than the "local vegetables plate" noted on the menu as the vegetarian option.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice dinner for twoDaG2Dined on 8/9/2014Great concept and great service, with a staff paying attention and rushing to clean the table or fill your glass. The Salmon Ceviche was perfect with a good mix of flavors and bite. The Cod was a real gem, both innovative and elegant, while a feast to the palate. The Steamed Sea Bass was also creative, but was slightly overcooked and borderline mushy and watery, which sort of took the whole dish a serious level down. Our waiter did a great job discussing our wine selections, and our choices did actually match his descriptions perfectly. We will return and try something new.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First timerMadisonDined on 8/9/2014We received a referral from a previous guest of the restaurant who now lives in Denver. She suggested we try Becketts Table. We were not disappointed. The food was amazing! The service spectacular! We went with some suggestions from our server and everything was incredible! We will be back and have already shared with some friends how awesome the restaurant was!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great service & great food!Kristine92109Dined on 8/7/2014Everything was awesome! Enjoyed the decor, service, and overall atmosphere. Would definitely come back when in the area again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SO GOOOODLocalFoodieDined on 8/7/2014So great! Had dinner with my mom and sister as a double birthday celebration and everything was superb. Great service, great food, and everything in between! Fantastic neighborhood "hole in the wall". I live a block away and already can't wait to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- IS THAT ALL THERE IS??OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/31/2014Went with high expectations...foodies...awards...etc. Very disappointing. Burger was bland, fish was salty, Osso Bucco unremarkable...at about $60 per person we expected excellence and got meh.
- Outstanding!ConnerVIPDined on 7/26/2014The food is excellent at Beckett's Table. We had great service. A very nice place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loud - Not a quiet eveningSWDiningDined on 7/26/2014Very loud. The ambiance of a high school cafeteria. The tables are configured such that I sat closer to the tables next to me than my wife. Communication with her was an occasional shout. Just too many people to enjoy dinner celebrating her 50th birthday.
- Not so impressedDGinAZDined on 7/26/2014After reading so many positive reviews, I really expected more than I experienced. The food was good, but not great. Those I dined with enjoyed their meals, mine was sub-par. I had the St. Louis Ribs and they were the worst ribs I have ever had. They were extremely fatty, like 70% fat. I expect more from a place of this supposed caliber. The service was sub-par as well. I had to ask three times (three different people, including the manager) over nearly 10 minutes to get something to wipe my grease covered hands with (from the fatty ribs). The place was busy, but is not so large that they cannot care better for their customers. They just seemed somewhat disorganized. This will not be on my list of places to return to.
- Very good. Will be back.TonyDined on 7/22/2014Lived up to all the hype. Everyone there is very nice and the food is great.Special Features:
- cyberdaneDined on 7/17/2014This is really a terrific restaurant! The meat was prepared just the way I like. The seasonings and flavors were subtle, rich, and complex. The service was very attentive and personable. The waiter was knowedgeable about the food and had a friendly attitude. This is definitely a delightful place to enjoy dinner.Special Features:
- Great food!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/12/2014We have driven past this restaurant many times and noted the full parking lot. We finally made a reservation and loved the experience! The food was awesome!Special Features:
- Just Lovely!pollifrogDined on 7/11/2014Wonderful food, terrific people, great fun and just lovely!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/10/2014It is a lively place. They have high top tables and a nice bar and, table seating. We sat at the bar and it was great however the barstools are small and uncomfortable and there was no place to rest my feet so they dangled which is not good. The food was great and the service was really good, too.Special Features:
- LulieVIPDined on 7/9/2014Has not been to Becketts in a while but enjoyed it to the max. Our waiter was excellent and so was the food. Chef accommodated me with a special request and I was most appreciative. It' still one of our favorite places and evidently others too as it is some times difficult to get a reservation.Special Features:
- Good food great serviceBreeDined on 7/9/2014The food was absolutely amazing and the service was outstanding. If you like Chealse's kitchen then you will enjoy this restaurant too.Special Features:
- Extraordinary Every WayOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/28/2014Exceptional dinner menu with artistic flair. Extraordinary service across entire team. Casual, elegant setting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very very goodJoanVIPDined on 6/27/2014When we walked in we thought it would be very noisy, but were able to hear each other throughout the meal. Service was friendly and professional. Chopped garden salad was beyond wonderful. All four of us had it, and all absolutely loved it. Short ribs, pork osso bucco, chicken were all very good. Coconut dessert could have been a creamy delight but wasn't - had just a schmeer of pudding on the plate, with a square of cake w/no or little icing, and a small scoop of ice cream. Seemed to be visual presentation prevailing over taste. Really enjoyed this restaurant - will absolutely come back.Special Features:
- Good food, not great ambianceGfbachDined on 6/26/2014Food was great, but based on the ambiance of an Outback Steakhouse was very overpriced. This is not a great spot for a special occasion or any sort of romance. Our server was unhelpful and didn't ever smile. The restaurant was empty on a Thursday night.
- A Great Evening of Yummy FoodpolishedforkDined on 6/24/2014I supremely enjoyed the Osso Buco. It was our 25th Anniversary and the food made it even more special!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great placeScooterDined on 6/17/2014Being from out of town, this was my first time here. The locals in my group had not been here before either but stated that they were definitely coming back. Go for the social hour and try some of the specialty drinks. Get a variety of the appetizers, try the specials and get a variety of the desserts and extra forks. Everything was creative with good flavor and presentation.
- Sunday nightfinewineDined on 6/15/2014Half price Arizona wines to enjoy with dinner on Sunday.Special Features:
- A lovely eveningDanaNotmanVIPDined on 6/14/2014My husband and I came to Beckett's Table to have dinner with friends, and we enjoyed our evening thoroughly. The cocktails were excellent, the food was delicious, and the service was outstanding. We had had drinks, appetizers, dinner and dessert all under an hour and 20 minutes. That never happens! I'll definitely be back.Special Features:
- Great little restaurant.JustokayDined on 6/14/2014We had a reservation, but arrived about 20 minutes early. We were prepared to wait for a table, but were seated immediately. We were very impressed with our server. She had excellent knowledge of the food, specialty list, and wine list. Our water glasses were kept full and we were kept informed of the progress on our food preparation. We didn't have to wait long for any of our food. I had the heirloom tomato salad and my spouse had the tomato soup. Both were very good. I had the scallops special and my spouse had the stew. Again, both were very good. For dessert we had the coconut cake and the donuts. The cake was wonderful. The donuts were a little sugary for our taste. it was good dining experience. We plan to return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- go - you'll enjoy itJim7VIPDined on 6/14/2014So, excellent food and service - don't need to say much more but, of course, I will. Have to get the grill cheese and soup app. All the entrees are excellent - fish, pork, .... so something for everyone. Gluten free and vegetarian options as well. They were out of the deep fried deviled eggs - not sure how that happens but it did. We made a joke about it and ended up with a dessert on the house. Dessert are great also. Drink list is great - usual, interesting. Lots of local/made in restaurant stuff - so bonus points for that. (Looking forward to trying Southern Rail - Beckett's "new" place.) Parking is odd but I got a spot so I didn't look around the neighborhood for parking so maybe isn't not an issue.Special Features:
- Awesome coconut cake!VintageJourneysDined on 6/14/2014We selected the vegetarian options for dinner. Wonderful fresh vegetables and a stone fruit salad. Heirloom tomatoes ripened to perfection. And then we really splurged on dessert. The coconut cake was not too sweet and the ice cream paired deliciously. The chocolate included on the board was so decadent, but again not too sweet. Elegant and satisfying way to end a perfect meal.Special Features:
- Beckett's Table a Must Visitbonappetit2Dined on 6/13/2014We found Beckett's Table in a copy of Phoenix magazine and since we have not been disappointed yet with any restaurants that have been featured in there we decided to give it a try. We were in LOVE with our first bite of food and sip of our drink! I had the Heirloom Tomatoes Gazpacho (served deconstructed) that was not only visually appealing but so delicious. My husband had the Heirloom Tomato Cheese plate that was equally delicious! Pork was on both of our minds when we ordered our main course and every bite was tender, tasty and complex. We ended with by sharing a Coconut Cake that was presented on a block of wood with coconut cream and chocolate ganache swirled around a sizeable portion of cake along with Burnt Cream Ice Cream...OMG!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CaveCreek14Dined on 6/13/2014We had one of the most outstanding dinners in recent memory at Beckett's Table. Every item was cooked to perfection. The only thing missing was a personal touch by the chef or management. We would have enjoyed sharing in the delight with him/her since such satisfaction is often rare. One thing to watch is the disconnect between the online menu and the actual courses offered. Overall, a wonderful experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ServicevinogirlDined on 6/12/2014The service is why I would return. The food was good, however, I would not rate it as fabulous. Really nice wine list... I found the noise level quite high, not good for romance or have conversationSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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2 Yr old Luxury BeachHouse 6 Brm sleeps 16-walk to the beach in Rehoboth Beach
- bedrooms 6
- baths 4½
- sleeps 14
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Downtown
rates (USD)
/ week
vacation rental description
Brand new in 2012!!!
Your family and or other families will LOVE this house and your time as you vacation here. This is in one of the best locations of downtown Rehoboth Beach if you are looking for a quiet retreat.
4,000 + square foot multi-family single home. 6 Bedrooms, 4 1/2 bathrooms, 1 outside shower. Sleeps 12-14. Walk only 4-5 blocks to the mile-long boardwalk and beach, and only a few blocks to downtown for food and shopping. Minutes away from Tanger Outlet shopping. This is located in a quiet wooded area. Only 2 blocks to quiet Henlopen Acres.
Granite tops and hardwood floors. Large and spacious lay-out. Custom-made dining room table to seat 14 people. Beautiful Turret conversation room.
House comes with utensils and cookware. Large flat screen tv with cable and dvd/blueray player. Free wi-fi internet. Cute front porch. Ping pong table. Three off-street parking. Geothermal air-conditioning.
Email me for more photos -I will respond quickly
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 07-21-2014 at 9:23 PM.
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Zimmerman Family (ask for Jeremy) 7176260020
house rental amenities
Super clean brand new beautiful beach house
Granite countertops
Geo-Thermal Air conditioning
Flat screen TV
Blue-Ray DVD Player
Free WiFi Internet
6 Bedrooms!
4 1/2 Baths
Outside Shower & wash off area
Beautiful Turret conversation room
Front Porch
5-6 off street parking spots -Also comes with 2 Parking Permits for parking on the street.
2 Dishwashers
Ice Maker
Soda, Water, Juice Cooler
Washer (He) & Dryer
Bar-B-Que Grill
Utensils and cookware included.
Renters supply (or rent 2 minutes away) bed sheets and linens.
Absolutely no smoking or pets in the house or on the premises.
activities and attractions in Rehoboth Beach Delaware
Voted the Nation's Capitol
One of the finest beaches on the east coast
Walk only 4-5 blocks to beautiful Rehoboth Beach for sun and swimming.
Walk 2 blocks to down town Rehoboth for shopping, dining and entertainment.
Walk to affordable Funland.
Perfectly located for quiet walking
Surf Fishing, Swimming, Shopping and most importantly, relaxing!
My family has been coming to Rehoboth Beach for over 30 years, there IS no better place to beach.
vacation rental rates
Rents Friday to Friday. Check in 6:00 PM and Check out is 12:00 PM
$500 security deposit.
Absolutely no pets, no smoking, in home or premises.
Hurry, this desirable house should fill up fast!
Rate does not include 3% rental tax or $195 cleaning fee.
Contact us if you have ANY questions or to find any additional terms.
We reserve the right to change any of the terms within this advertisement.
Email me for more photos.
Contact me to be sure dates are available.
Monthly Rental may be available.
Zimmerman Family (ask for Jeremy) 7176260020
accepted payment methods
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Top things to do in Rehoboth Beach
- Beach
- Swimming
- Shopping
- Amusement parks
- Biking
Top things to do on a budget
- Free Beach
- Fishing
- Outlet Shopping
- Relax
- Hiking
Top things to do with a family
- Beach
- Swimming
- Shopping
- Biking, walking, running
- Amusement park -Jungle Jims
Zimmerman Family (ask for Jeremy) , owner


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HINKIE: Well, it's nice to talk with you again.
MOREY: Yeah, it really is.
HINKIE(MIND): Should I tell him I miss him?
HINKIE: Well...
MOREY: Uh, do you want to make a trade or something?
HINKIE(MIND): A trade. WOW!
HINKIE: Sure, that would be great!
HINKIE(MIND): Damn, I was too overanxious, he must have noticed that.
HINKIE: I mean...if you want to.
MOREY: Well, how about Hawes and a 1st round pick for Asik?
HINKIE(MIND): Hawes and a 1st round pick? Who does he think he is?
MOREY(MIND): Was that too much to ask for? No, it wasn't. I'm Daryl Morey. Come on, I'm the guy who brought Harden and Howard together. I can do whatever I want.
HINKIE: Well, I don't really want to trade any of our picks. How about Hawes straight up for Asik?
MOREY: I like Hawes but not enough to part with Asik without getting something else in return.
HINKIE: How about I throw in Lavoy Allen to sweeten the deal and maybe you can throw a 2nd round pick our way? And let me remind you that I did you a favor by taking Royce White off your hands during the summer.
MOREY(MIND): Lavoy Allen and we give up a 2nd round pick? Who does he think he is?
HINKIE(MIND): I'm Sam Hinkie. I traded fan favorite, Jrue Holiday on draft night. I can do anything I want.
MOREY: That really doesn't do it for me. To be honest, I think we're going to have trouble working out a deal since we're both GM's who can actually walk and chew gum at the same time. Maybe we should get a third team involved and put a weaker minded GM through the ringer?
HINKIE(MIND): What a great idea. Why didn't I think of that? Is there a chance that another life form is actually smarter than me? Get it together, Hinkster! No one is smarter than you…no one!
HINKIE: Which GM did you have in mind?
MOREY: Well, my first thought is always Billy King but he doesn't have anything left to trade after all his offseason screw-ups.
HINKIE: Yea, I can't understand why he still has a job. Did you see how he screwed up that Iverson trade? He could have ended up with Durant that year. Some people just don't know how to tank properly.
MOREY: Yea, Billy isn't the brightest bulb. I think people keep hiring him cause he went to Duke so they think he's smart.
HINKIE: What if we get Danny Ainge involved? I'd love to try to screw over someone in my division.
MOREY: Good idea, I like where your head is at. I'll try to get him on the line right now.
AINGE: Hi, this is Danny Ainge, how can I help you?
MOREY: Danny boy, how's it going?
AINGE: Oh, no, is this Daryl Morey?
MOREY: Yep, and guess who else is on the line? The one and only, Sam Hinkie.
AINGE(MIND): Damn it, this isn't gonna end well for me. Be strong Danny. You can do this!
AINGE: Oh hey, Sam. How's it going?
HINKIE: It's going to be going a whole lot better after us three work out a trade right now.
AINGE(MIND): A trade? That's what I was afraid of. Alright, stay calm.
AINGE: So what did you have in mind?
HINKIE: I'm just gonna get straight to the point. Your team is leading the division and is only a few pieces away from locking this thing up, which is fine by me because I'm in the business of losing right now and let me tell you, business is good.
MOREY: Danny, I'm sure you've heard that Asik is available and I know you could use an upgrade at the center position. I'm looking for a big you can stretch the floor and a wing defender. Sam is looking for draft picks, lots and lots of draft picks.
AINGE: Well we're actually pretty content with our team right now so I think we're going to have to pass.
AINGE(MIND): Yea, Danny. That's how you stay strong. Show these two excel nerds how a real GM does it.
MOREY: Danny, I really think you should reconsider. This could be a great opportunity for (Hinkie jumps in and cuts Daryl off).
HINKIE: Now listen you little leprechaun loving cockroach. Let me tell you how this is gonna go. You're going to trade me 2 first round picks and Vitor Faverani, you're gonna send Courtney Lee to Houston and Daryl and I are going to be nice and let you have Asik. Daryl, I'll send Hawes your way too. Now, Danny, before you respond, I want you to remember who you're talking to. You may think I'm some nerd who sits behind a computer all day and analyzes every detail of every game. Well, you're right but let me tell you what I else I do on that computer. I watch Steven Seagal movies so I've learned a few things about kicking another man's ass. So please, test me, Danny. I would love for you to test me right now. I promise you, I'll be at your office by the end of the day and you're not going to like when you meet me in person. So do we have a deal or what?
AINGE: Sure, write up whatever proposal you want and I'll sign it. Just don't hurt me. (Danny hangs up and begins to cry uncontrollably)
HINKIE: Now that's how you get a deal done!
MOREY: Wow, Sam. I've never seen that side of you.
HINKIE: Well, I've changed Daryl and the league better take notice. No longer will the Sixers be the laughing stock of the league, no longer will this franchise be a destination for washed up veterans, no longer will we linger in mediocrity. We are the future of this league! This is my world now, and you should just feel lucky that I'm letting you live in it. HINKIE OUT!


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General information will also be provided with regard to developing your class schedule, making changes to your class schedule, and contacting your academic advisor. If you need to speak with your advisor individually, you will be able to set up an appointment with him/her at this time.
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Spiritual Life ConferenceSLC is a corporate worship time designed to help us reflect on the goodness of God and His work and movement in our lives.
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Steak With Chickpeas, Tomatoes, and Feta
Serves 4| Hands-On Time: | Total Time:
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 1-inch-thick strip steaks (about 1 1/2 pounds total)
- kosher salt and pepper
- 1 15-ounce can chickpeas, drained and rinsed
- 4 plum tomatoes, sliced into half-moons
- 1/2 cup fresh cilantro
- 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 1 cup crumbled Feta (4 ounces)
- Heat 1 tablespoon of the oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Season the steaks with ½ teaspoon each salt and pepper.
- Cook the steaks to desired doneness, 4 to 6 minutes per side for medium-rare. Transfer to a cutting board; let rest for at least 5 minutes before slicing.
- Wipe out the skillet and heat the remaining oil over medium-high heat.
- Pat the chickpeas dry with paper towels and add them to the skillet. Cook, stirring occasionally, until slightly crispy, 3 to 5 minutes.
- Stir in the tomatoes, cilantro, lemon juice, ½ teaspoon salt, and ¼ teaspoon pepper. Transfer to plates and sprinkle with the Feta. Serve with the steak.
Nutritional Information
- Per Serving
- Calories 672
- Fat 24g
- Sat Fat 8g
- Cholesterol 99mg
- Carbohydrate 64g
- Sodium 102mg
- Protein 50g
- Fiber 22g
- Sugar 4g
What does this mean? See Nutrition 101 .
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UPDATE: Citigroup Cuts PT to $68 on EV Energy Partners on Natural Gas Pricing
Citigroup reiterated EV Energy Partners (NASDAQ: EVEP) at Buy but reduced the price target from $68.50 to $68.00.
Citigroup noted, "The change to our target price primarily reflects the downward adjustment to our natural gas price assumption. Our TP assumes: 1) $25.50/unit for the base assets, and 2) $42.50/unit for the Utica Shale. We value the base business by applying a 8.5x EV/EBITDA multiple to our adjusted EBITDA forecast of $249.4 million (i.e. adj. for GP int.). We then add $42.50/unit for our estimated value of the Utica Shale assets. Our valuation of EVEP's Utica Shale position, assumes applying a blended value of $9,000 per acre for its entire acreage."
EV Energy Partners closed at $58.74 on Tuesday.
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The bantamweight belt is up for grabs in the headliner of Saturday night's UFC on Versus 6: Cruz vs. Johnson shindig. Devilish cage flux will abound as reigning 135-pound monarch Dominick Cruz defends the strap against the fleet footed Demetrious Johnson in the centerpiece.
Preceding the main, the live stream on the UFC's Facebook page will accommodate the entire six-fight undercard. Three lightweight contests will be featured: MMA veteran Yves Edwards takes on BJJ black belt Rafaello Oliveira, Division 1 wrestler Shane Roller tangles with another talented grappler in T.J. Grant, and submissionist Paul Sass faces TUF runner-up Michael Johnson.
With mostly new faces, the duplex of bantamweight bouts pits late entry Byron Bloodworth versus Mike Easton and Walel Watson versus Joseph Sandoval. The final undercard edition features the return of two experienced welterweights as Josh Neer draws Keith Wisniewski.
Gifs and analysis in the full entry.
SBN coverage of UFC on Versus 6: Cruz vs. Johnson
Yves Edwards (40-17-1) vs. Rafaello Oliveira (14-4)
Before eating a picture-perfect left hook, the kickboxing of Yves Edwards still looked sharp against Sam Stout.
The self-professed "Thugjitsu" practitioner boasts over three times the experience of Oliveira with fourteen years in the game and almost sixty fights, many against the sport's finest.
Edwards emerged in the Octagon way back in 2001 at UFC 33, losing his first two bouts to the durable Matt Serra and Caol Uno by decision.
He responded by slicing through his next six opponents -- including finishes over Rich Clementi and Josh Thomson -- to become the de facto lightweight champion right before the UFC dissolved the division entirely.
As the balanced proportion of his stoppages (14 by TKO, 17 by sub) and vast experience would suggest, Yves is thoroughly composed and well rounded.
A southpaw, Edwards chains the whole enchilada of strikes together with exceptional quickness and accuracy.
On the mat, his scrambling and submission skills are equatable to the black belt level.
Edwards' foray into martial arts began with Muay Thai and submission grappling in the late 90's. His clinch work is strong as well and the only area he doesn't outwardly shine in is wrestling, but he's far from inadequate in any aspect of MMA.
Edwards showed a bulletproof beard throughout the bulk of his career; a trait that has declined of late. All four of his career TKO losses occurred within his last sixteen fights.
The vital disclaimer accompanying this stat is the high caliber opposition that finished him with strikes: Joe Stevenson (positional stoppage with elbows), Jorge Masvidal (high kick), K.J. Noons (punches) and the aforementioned Stout.
Some consider Edwards to be streaky or unpredictable because of his on-and-off performances, but I don't really get that. Every one of his seventeen losses were to top-ranked or highly formidable fighters.
Regrouping after a disappointing mid-career spiral where he went four and seven, Edwards has won six of his last eight since, scoring a decision over John Gunderson and handing Cody McKenzie his first defeat before the Stout fight.
Rafaello "Tractor" Oliveira trains out of New Jersey's AMA Fight Club alongside Charlie Brenneman and the Miller brothers. He's a BJJ stylist and instructor who set up shop in the states after starting out in Brazil.
Oliveira debuted in the UFC with ten fights -- all wins save a 2008 TKO to Lyle Beerbohm in ShoXC -- against Nik Lentz, who wore him down via decision. He split his next two with a win over Gunderson and a loss to Andre Winner, both by decision.
He ventured back overseas to notch four in a row before returning against Gleison Tibau at UFC 130, where he was shellacked with an uppercut and finished with a choke.
While singularly proficient in BJJ, Oliveira is a decent wrestler and has made impressive strides with his stand up.
His boxing and power are satisfactory, so while he's capable of catching Yves with his one-two on the feet, his intention should be to invoke his grappling acumen.
The catch is that Yves has superior striking but not a ton of knockout heft. His footwork, agility and fundamentals are top notch but Oliveira will likely drag him down if he can initiate the clinch. The more oomph Edwards puts on his punches, the more his feet are planted and susceptible to takedowns.
Edwards has gotten in trouble before for courageously engaging his opponent anywhere instead of exploiting his strengths. As long as he doesn't play Oliveira's game, I like Edwards here by surviving any ground encounters and plunging quick punches through his defense. If he can't finish, fifteen minutes leaves "Tractor" with plenty of chances.
My Prediction: Yves Edwards by decision
Shane Roller (10-4) vs. T.J. Grant (16-5)
WEC crossover Shane Roller has always been on the fringe of the elite, which is highly respectable considering he's only been in the sport four years.
Out of his eight WEC performances, the Oklahoma State University wrestler ran through everyone but Anthony Pettis and Ben Henderson.
Roller submitted Anthony Njokuani, Danny Castillo and former champ Jamie Varner by rear-naked choke and opted for guillotines on Mike Budnik and Todd Moore.
Vicious knockouts resulted from his two UFC showings, both the good kind (Thiago Tavares) and the type that's healthier to avoid (Melvin Guillard).
Compared to his early days in the WEC, Roller has subtly enhanced his boxing game. To the right, he intelligently calculated the straight-line retreat of Tavares and started measuring his combinations to extend deeper.
Maintaining balance, Roller triples up his jab to set up his overhand right and follows up with a nice leaping knee when Tavares runs out of real estate.
The final sequence is a virtual carbon copy, this time requiring only two jabs to thin out the distance and smash the Brazilian with his right cross.
Roller was dabbed with some punches early against Tavares and has exhibited some defensive concerns in the stand up department, mostly with keeping his chin tucked.
He locks on to the neck to wrench vice-like guillotines in the clinch or anytime an opportunity presents itself. His sub-defense is a question mark as he hasn't clocked a lot of ground time with grapplers.
T.J. Grant will be dropping to 155-pounds for the first time against Roller.
As a welterweight, Grant experienced sequential wins and losses in all six fights: defeating Ryo Chonan, Kevin Burns and Julio Paulino with losses to Dong Hyun Kim, Johnny Hendricks and Ricardo Almeida in between.
Like Roller, Grant is a ground-oriented fighter, only with a more even balance between wrestling and Jiu-Jitsu (he's a brown belt).
I suggest a review of Kid Nate's Judo Chop on Grant's capacious bag of submission grappling tricks.
Above, Grant pursues a single with Ryo Chonan pinned on the fence. As soon as Chonan starts to control the head and gather his balance, Grant craftily snares an ankle pick on his support leg.
Grant's style is simple, smart and blue collar technique.
To the left is the first in another nice little transition against Chonan.
In the turtle position and eating right hands, watch how Chonan switches from posting his left arm to seeking control on Grant's left wrist.
As soon as Chonan loses the support of his left arm, Grant takes advantage by not only rolling him over on that side, but passing to mount during the scramble and holding the wrist control to isolate Chonan's left arm.
The benefit of this cerebral maneuver is shown to the right. Grant volleys unhindered right hands to the head while Chonan has only his right arm to defend with at an ineffective angle.
Attesting to his prowess, Grant has submitted twelve of his sixteen victories.
Roller should be the stronger wrestler with the edge of control while Grant's technical arsenal is much broader.
This will be a steep test for Roller's fight IQ and mental fortitude. He has more punching power and strength but must carefully avoid the litany of traps that Grant will bait him with, especially in scrambles. It's possible that Roller will keep this fight standing where the same proportion of power versus technique applies -- though Grant's resilient chin should carry him through on the feet.
As I mentioned, we haven't really seen Roller engage an opponent like Grant, so I'm admittedly unsure how he'll perform. Assuming Grant doesn't suffer adversely from the weight cut or get stuck in a stand up fight, I think he's the safe bet here.
My Prediction: T.J. Grant by submission
Michael Johnson (9-5) vs. Paul Sass (11-0)
British submission provocateur Paul "Don't Call Me Sassy" Sass meets TUF finalist Michael Johnson in a battle for lightweight relevance.
A little known fact: Johnson beat undefeated Pablo Garza (currently a UFC featherweight) by decision to get into the house.
Though he barely crept by Nam Phan in the semis and lost in the finals, Johnson was giving Jonathan Brookins the business in the first round.
Mostly lauded as a wrestler, it was Johnson's boxing that I was impressed with. He's an athletic kid with great instincts and a lot of time to grow and mature.
In his post-TUF debut against Edward Faaloloto, his striking was crisp and his takedowns were fully functional.
Johnson also switched stances (above) and looked entirely comfortable snapping one-twos.
Not big on circling or angles, Johnson generally darts in and out of range while goring with straight punches or cracks a low kick from outside.
To the left, Johnson shows encouraging diversity with his clinch game.
After he clips a knee to the body but can't retain the Thai plum hold, Johnson thwacks a short forearm to the head that causes Faaloloto to cover up, enabling Johnson to regain the plum and bomb with knees.
As soon as Faaloloto extracts his right hand and decides to attack rather than defend, Johnson disconnects and flurries with a brutal combination.
This is a nice example of intelligent aggression.
If you think pulling guard is some sort of dishonorable and degenerate act of mere desperation, Paul Sass might change your mind.
He lit off his career with seven -- yah, seven -- wins by triangle, all in the first frame but one. His next bout was a first round heel hook, then he won his only decision, then another first round heel hook.
For the UK scene, his competition was pretty sturdy: new UFC entry Jason Young, BAMMA lightweight Jason Ball and BAMMA lightweight champ Rob Sinclair.
In his debut at UFC 120 against Mark Holst, Sass showed an uncanny ability to pull guard.
In fact, I don't remember another fighter executing the technique so perfectly and consisting.
Note, in all of these gifs, how Sass thrives with what so many are missing when pulling guard: deep penetration on his initial double leg.
When the attempt is telegraphed and the result of failing miserably on the takedown, then it does seem like more of a disheveled flop.
To the right is a prime example.
After he's stuffed, notice how Sass stands back up and takes a deep step inward with his right foot; so far that he almost steps on Holst's left foot.
Buried deep in the pocket, Sass quickly shuffles his left foot forward and drops to his back while holding a strong overhook on Holst's left arm.
Pulling guard is a science that Paul Sass has perfected. It's refreshing to see someone bursting with confidence in their guard that strives to get into the position that many view as a weakness by default.
From his guard, Sass drenches his opponent with relentless submission attempts through a hyperactive set of hips.
As only the top of the food chain can, Sass controls posture and envelopes with his octopus-like limbs to chain unending submissions and sweeps together in effortless harmony.
Both Sass and Johnson are fairly green against upper shelf competition. Sass has tackled big punchers in the past, but Johnson is yet to face a pure grappling wizard.
Sass's stand up is not bad, but Johnson will have a hefty advantage, so the question becomes how well and how long Johnson can force a striking battle. If unwaveringly fixated on sprawling and brawling, I'd give this to Johnson, but I foresee Sass eventually working his magic.
My Prediction: Paul Sass by submission
Josh Neer (31-10-1) vs. Keith Wisniewski (28-12-1)
Eighty fights worth of joint experience will accompany welterweights Josh Neer and Keith Wisniewski into the cage.
Neer is the sort of fighter that I love to watch even though he won't become champion or perhaps even make waves in the division. A multiple-time "Fight of the Night" winner and Miletich Fighting Systems vet, Neer has always been a rugged boxer, but has significantly evolved his ground game late in his career.
Wisniewski has also been in the cage with top-flight competition and returns to the Octagon for the first time since a UFC 56 loss to Nick Thompson. Both of these scrappers are tough as nails, but I like Neer in this one for his wicked hands and killer instinct.
Mike Easton (10-1) vs. Byron Bloodworth (6-1)
Easton's name might ring a bell from the controversial decision he was awarded in UWC over Chase Beebe. In fact, that 2009 catastrophe was the last time he fought. His original opponent, Jeff Hougland, has been replaced by another newcomer in Byron Bloodworth. Regardless of the decision, Easton hung in with a reputable bantamweight in Beebe and I expect a convincing victory.
Joseph Sandoval (6-0) vs. Walel Watson (8-2)
Being unfamiliar with Sandoval, I have seen Walel Watson in a losing effort at Tachi Palace Fights. Seven of Watson's eight wins are by submission. Sandoval has been a Shark Fights staple, fighting only once elsewhere. Watson is incredibly tall for a 135-pounder at 5'11" and I'll guess that his height and sub-game will prevail.
T.J. Grant and Paul Sass gifs via Chris Nelson for BloodyElbow
All others via Zombie Prophet of IronForgesIron.com


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A man who led police on a vehicle chase through York Tuesday morning also led them to find fresh marijuana plants growing in a Winterstown field, authorities said.
Police said they spotted the man driving southbound on Route 24 in the area of Country Club Road in Windsor Township around 8 a.m. They began to follow him after he was seen speeding through a work zone.
The man failed to stop, however, and continued up the crest of a hill near List Road where he hit a passing northbound Suzuki, police said. The driver of the Suzuki - William Dennis, 50, of Brogue, PA - was wearing his seatbelt and was taken to York Hospital for treatment of minor injuries.
The suspect then drove off into a cornfield where police deployed a helicopter to find him, authorities said. That's when 11 freshly-planted marijuana plants were discovered growing in the field near Apple Road.
A background check revealed that the suspect may be wanted in South Carolina for a school weapons violation and two local warrants, police said.
The name of the suspect has not yet been released, but police said he is 23-years-old and from Stewartstown, Pa. He was treated medically for crash-related injuries and will be sent to York County Detention Facility for unrelated warrants.
Charges from this incident are still pending.
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Blizzard Of Ozz (Remastered)- Full Album - Ozzy Osbourne
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Ozzy Osbourne felt "wiped out" after being on reality TV. The 65-year-old rocker and his family - wife Sharon and youngest kids Jack and Kelly - were the stars of their own MTV show The Osbournes for three years until 2005. Fans watched the close knit relatives as they went about their everyday lives, with kooky antics such as terrorising their neighbours, though oldest daughter Aimee chose not to appear on the show. Looking back at the period when he had cameras following him about, Ozzy is glad the filming came to an end. "I didn't give a sh*t. I just did what I do. Sharon would say, ''Do you want another...more »
Kelly Osbourne has been busy basking in the glow of her new relationship with beau Matthew Mosshart. Just this week, she tweeted "I'm in love and I don't care who knows...Huffington Post 2012-06-22
Ozzy and Sharon may be together again after Ozzy Osbourne's recent relapse into substance abuse forced his wife Sharon to demand that he move out until he could regain his...The Inquisitr 2013-05-20
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Ozzy Osbourne believed that Sharon was trying to kill him during his drug and alcohol binge. The 64-year-old Black Sabbath singer allegedly struggled with addiction for nearly a year-and-a-half. Problems between Ozzy and his wife became so bad that she is said to have walked out on him at one point. A source close to the couple told The Daily Star that Ozzy believed Sharon was...The Inquisitr 2013-04-22
Kelly Osbourne has opened up on her father Ozzy Osbourne's drug and alcohol use, as well as her own experiences with staying sober. "I love and respect that he's honest enough to say, 'Yes, I did this. It was my fault,'" Osbourne told Cosmopolitan. "He's a real man. Most people would hide, and he doesn't. It doesn't make me love him any less." Ozzy Osbourne last month...Rollingstone 2013-05-29
Ozzy Osbourne canceled his concert in Mannheim, Germany. Instead of seeing Ozzy, his fans heard from someone else announce that Ozzy Osbourne would be unable to perform due to health issues. TMZ also reported on June 20th that the health issue was simply an issue Ozzy Osbourne was having with his voice. Despite his vocal problem, Ozzy Osbourne is in good health. This is good...The Examiner 2012-06-21
Ozzy Osbourne has admitted that he regrets his family's MTV reality series. The singer, his wife Sharon Osbourne and children Kelly and Jack Osbourne starred in The Osbournes for 52 episodes between 2002 and 2005. © WENN / Apega Sharon & Ozzy Osbourne The Osbournes However, Ozzy insisted that his reformation with Black Sabbath and their new album 13 "pisses" all over his stint...Digital Spy 2013-06-19
Kelly Osbourne's engagement to Matthew Mosshart has given the always bubbly Fashion Police reality TV star the opportunity to share her happiness with her dad Ozzy — and her fans too. On Saturday she posted a couple of Instagram pictures that will give you a better look at the beautiful diamond that the 29-year-old vegan chef put on 28-year-old Kelly Osbourne's finger. She had...The Inquisitr 2013-07-22
But there's nothing cheeky or fun about the dysfunction Ozzy and the rest of the Osbournes are going through with Sharon's brother, David Arden. Ozzy, recently turning 65, and Sharon have both sounded off on the situation, with Sharon using mainstream media and Ozzy taking to social media. "I'm fuming," Sharon Osbourne told UK's The Mirror. "We call him Fredo after the weak son...The Inquisitr 2013-12-04
John Michael "Ozzy" Osbourne (born 3 December 1948) is an English heavy metal vocalist and songwriter, whose musical career has spanned over 40 years. Osbourne rose to prominence as lead singer of the pioneering English band Black Sabbath, whose dark and hard sound helped spawn the heavy metal genre. Due to Sabbath's dark style, Osbourne became known as the "Prince of Darkness". Osbourne is also known as the "Godfather of Heavy Metal".
In the early 2000s, Osbourne's career expanded when he became a star in his own reality show The Osbournes, alongside wife/manager Sharon and two of their three children, Kelly and Jack. A documentary about his life and career, God Bless Ozzy Osbourne, premiered in April 2011 at the Tribeca Film Festival and was released on DVD in November 2011. Osbourne has achieved multi-platinum status as a solo artist and with Black Sabbath and has sold over 100 million albums worldwide.
John Michael "Ozzy" Osbourne was born in Aston, Birmingham, England, on 3 December 1948. His father Jack worked shifts as a toolmaker at GEC. His mother Lillian worked for the car components firm Lucas. John was the fourth of six children. Ozzy had two brothers (Paul and Tony) and three sisters (Jean, Iris and Gillian); they lived in a small two bedroom home at 14 Lodge Road in Aston. The nickname "Ozzy" was first used when he was in primary school. Although called "John" by his first wife Thelma, Osbourne states that it has been a long time since he's recognised himself when called by his formal name.


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"Let The Flames Begin" by Paramore
Image manipulation practical finals. I was listening to "Let The Flames Begin" while I was doing it and ended up with… this. :)
Nebulae and galaxy spacey stuff was given by our professor. Yep.
Software: Photoshop CS5.
Recently watched "The Girl Who Leapt Through Time" (Toki wo Kakeru Shoujo) Click here to watch the trailer!
I'm not satisfied with the ending. Huhuuhuh, Chiakiiii. ;__;
We were doing nothing in class. And I still wonder about a lot of things I can do during the wasted parts of the 4-hour class.
I'm gonna make a tag for all of what I do when I'm bored in image manip class. #imgmnp :)
I'm liking teal at the moment. Or blue-green, sea green. Whatevs. Hahaha.
These things will change.
Killing time in image manipulation class. Don't mind the quality. Hahaha.
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After School Program
Digging up Our Past - Exploratory Course
May 2, 2014 - June 6, 2014
Whips, fedora hats, guns and Kung Fu skills are often associated with the exciting profession of archaeology, but this portrayal is far from accurate. In this course, students will learn what archaeology really means and how it shapes our past, present, and future. With a special focus on the archaeology of New York City, each week will be devoted to a different aspect of archaeology, including field methods and analysis, the sub-disciplines of archaeology, archaeology and museums, and archaeology in the movies. Students will participate in several in-class hands-on projects so that they will have a better understanding of the concepts and practices behind archaeology.
Meeting Times: Fridays: 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM
Meeting Dates: 5/2, 5/9, 5/16, 5/23, 5/30, 6/6
More in this Series:
Dynamic Earth - Science Research Course
September 8, 2014 - October 20, 2014
Learn about the latest research conducted here at the museum through interactions with scientists, lectures, hall visits and hands-on activities.
Research Methods in Conservation Biology - Science Research Course
September 8, 2014 - October 20, 2014
This course will introduce the principles and techniques of conservation biology, the causes of species extinctions and how the environment is changed over time by human activity.
Stars - Science Research Course
September 9, 2014 - October 21, 2014
This class will introduce you to the variety of stars out there – from white dwarves to red giants, and G-type stars like our Sun to recently discovered brown dwarves that are changing our thoughts on what a star even is.
Tree of Life - Science Research Course
September 9, 2014 - October 21, 2014
Learn how scientists use both physical and molecular characteristics of plants and animals to classify and name species, as well as determine how different species are related to one another.
Mechanisms of Evolution - Science Research Course
September 9, 2014 - October 21, 2014
Learn the ways that the genetic makeup of a population can change over time, and how new species are formed.
What Makes Us Human - Exploratory Course
September 12, 2014 - October 24, 2014
What makes human beings unique? Study all aspects of human life.


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More fog on the way for Worcestershire as warning is issued
Updated 12:21pm Thursday 13th March 2014 in News
A FURTHER yellow warning for fog has been issued as difficult driving conditions look set to continue.
The Met Office warning is valid from 1am to 11am on Friday and fog is expected to become widespread and locally dense again through Thursday night and Friday morning.
Visibility is likely to fall below 100 metres at times - locally less than 50 metres - and the public should be aware of the likelihood of difficult driving conditions and some travel disruption.
The Met Office's chief forecaster said: "Thursday morning's fog, having cleared inland, will have persisted through much of the day in some coastal locations and may begin to spread inland again quite early on Thursday evening.
"However, across most inland areas fog patches will form more widely overnight into Friday morning. As was the case on Thursday, not everywhere in the yellow area will see fog, but where it does form it is likely to be dense.
"Fog will then slowly clear through the mid morning period."
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