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Saw this tweet by T-Will and I'm trying to decipher it. Does he feel an impending trade coming? Is this his cryptic way of saying he feels a trade coming soon?
Exported = being traded, Imported = called up from the DLeague? It's really a very interesting tweet with a lot of implications.
Or he might be talking about drug smuggling, who knows.
Import export is the name of the game false move will get you Exported as soon as u was imported don't call it tricking just an investment

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On the show today, Dr. Nathalie Beauchamp, the co-author of "Wellness on The Go" talks about the choices we can make when purchasing organic fruit and vegetables. The organic choice is usually more expensive, but there are certain fruits and vegetables that you should be purchasing as organic and others which you can pass on…
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Items that SHOULD be purchased ORGANIC: They tend to be the most contaminated:
Apples, Cherries, Grapes, Nectarines, Strawberries, Peaches, Pears & Raspberries
Celery, Cucumbers, Green beans, Lettuce, Peppers, Potatoes, Pumpkins, Spinach & Squash. On the other hand, the following items tend to be less contaminated and therefore a safer option to skip on:
Bananas, Blueberries, Grapefruit, Kiwis, Mangoes, Melons, Oranges, Papayas, Pineapples, Plums, Tangerines, Watermelon
Asparagus, Avacados, Broccoli, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Eggplant, Onions, Peas, Radishes, Tomatoes.
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Dan Deacon is a lot of things. In the live setting – evangelist, therapist, pop star, goofball. However in the past year or so, Deacon has surprisingly evolved into a role as composer. Quite an adept one, at that. In between the release of 2009's Bromst and this, his opus titled America, Deacon was enlisted by Godfather director Francis Ford Coppola to score the ambitious film project Twixt. Grand plans of an intertwined live tour and interactive screening were touted. However, much like the vast majority of Coppola's post-Apocalypse Now output, the project failed to deliver.
America is as much a contemporary classical album as it is a pop record, showcasing the compositional smarts that Deacon honed with Twixt and other orchestral pursuits. Marrying the intellectual reach of his newfound penchant for that which lies beyond pop and his frenetic electro signature sounds seems to be the primary goal of America. It's a successful union, with America hitting its many apexes by thrusting skyward the incongruous mix of glitched out electronica and lush string arrangements.
Percussion defines most of the record. Deacon explores every aspect of it, from EDM-like buildup present in Guilford Avenue Bridge to the thunderous cavalcade of organic drums that thread the each of the opening five tracks. True Thrush is pure bliss, typifying Deacon's shaman-like ability to conjure instant euphoria.
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Rail investment: West Coast main line
From next year services from Oxford to Bletchley and Milton Keynes Central will be reintroduced. The railway line between Oxford and Bedford via Bicester Town and Bletchley will also be electrified. But the plans are wrapped with a warning.
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Alright Folks, looks like Tyson's gonna be with the Knicks. Since my favorite wing option (Tayshaun Prince) is off the market we need to rapidly proceed with bringing on another 3. Guess what the NBA just announced: http://www.hoopsworld.com/500000-buyout-for-nba-players-in-china/
500k to buy out his contract and a teaming of Ill Will and D James makes for a tough minded platoon. He is also serviceable in stints at the 4 (which is great if you want to play more uptempo with Nene at the 5 - hoping we get him). Added on top of that Will wants to be back in the NYC area. I hope Billy has this in mind as an option.
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Faith is a critical pillar in religions like Christianity. This entails treating not only doubt and skepticism as enemies, but also nonbelievers asking critical questions, offering reasons to doubt the reliability of religious claims. This attitude towards doubt may be an important reason why atheists and skeptics are so reviled by conservative evangelicals: the mere existence of atheists is a threat because they demonstrate a person can live and even thrive without faith in any gods.
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- February 19, 2010 at 8:28 am(1) Angelisse says:
As an ahtheist don't you agree you believe in something? You actually believe in the non-existence of God. You also believe in the existence of Evil. You see it everyday. Abuse to animals, to children and so many other evil things that occur. Okay, so Evil exists…and if Evil exists so must good. One cannot exist without the other because we could not define evil without good. If only evil existed then what would good be? How would we know it? I believe in evil and thus I believe in Satan. In believing in this I believe in good because I have seen good. I have experienced good thus I believe in God. It is quite simple indeed!
- January 23, 2011 at 1:20 pm(2) Lev Neiman says:
Angelisse, you say that you see evil and good, but do you believe that those things exist as they are on their own, or are they only good or evil because you perceive them to be good or evil? That is, is evil or good in the eyes of beholder or do they exist absolutely? You do not establish that (but I think you assume they exist absolutely) and then jump to conclusion that because of existence of absolute evil and good then God must exist as well. However even that connection is dubious as its not clear why there has to be a purely evil anthropomorphic Satan if absolute evil exists, and why an anthropomorphic God must exist if absolute good exists.
Also, the fact that you experienced good or have observed evil does not prove their absoluteness. It only shows that you have notions of good and evil in your head and in the past you have judged certain things experienced by you as either good or bad.
- February 19, 2010 at 8:40 am(3) Austin Cline says:
As an ahtheist dont you agree you believe in something?
I believe many things. But believe in? I don't think so.
You actually believe in the non-existence of God.
Sorry, no. Your mind-reading powers are a failure, it seems. You might want to consider asking people what they think rather than trying to just tell them what they think.
I believe in good because I have seen good. I have experienced good thus I believe in God. It is quite simple indeed!
Simple… but it lacks any logical coherence. You don't establish that the ability to judge something as good or evil requires the existence of any gods.
- February 19, 2010 at 1:26 pm(4) cag says:
I believe in stupidity. As proof, I offer Angelisse.
- February 19, 2010 at 4:15 pm(5) Edmond says:
How do you go from acknowledging the evil that exists in the world, evidenced by "Abuse to animals, to children and so many other evil things that occur", to believing in Satan? What does Satan have to do with any of the bad things that people do? A man who decides to beat his wife doesn't have an invisible little devil on his shoulder forcing him to do it, he's just reacting in the way he was raised, reinforcing attitudes about misogyny and violence that have likely been a part of his life since childhood. The good and evil we see in the world are simply the result of the good and evil decisions of people. Satan is a busy fellow indeed if he's responsible for ALL the evil in the WORLD! It's really too bad that you say "I have experienced good thus I believe in God". You give zero credit to the good that PEOPLE do for one another.
- February 19, 2010 at 4:16 pm(6) Ron says:
(1) Angelisse says: I have experienced good thus…… I believe in God.
It doesn't follow.
- February 19, 2010 at 5:28 pm(7) PManitok says:
@ Angelisse, what do you think of this?
- February 19, 2010 at 6:47 pm(8) Joseph says:
I, for one, don't believe in "evil". I believe in selfishness, cruelty, oppression, sadism, and inequity. All of which are substantial, not metaphysical like "evil". Most war has been fought over competition for resources, the same way species in the wild fight and kill over territory (ie: food) and mates. The ones fought over ideology, be it religion or nationalism, may be unique to humans (or may not, as far as we know) but essentially it's based on the same principles of competition. Only what's being competed over is more abstract.
Biologically, we're all driven to want everything for ourselves and our immediate family/tribe and eliminate the competition. Cooperation beyond the tribal level is a learned behavior. We have to teach our children about sharing and tolerance.
- February 25, 2010 at 12:44 pm(9) Brian Hawkins says:
Initial statement:
"Faith is a critical pillar in religions like Christianity. This entails treating not only doubt and skepticism as enemies, but also nonbelievers asking critical questions, offering reasons to doubt the reliability of religious claims."
True. Faith is a critical, if not central, pillar in religions like Christianity, but I disagree with the notion that doubt and skepticism are "enemies" of faith. They are definitely not enemies, although I am sure some Christians might believe they are – and obviously some atheists. They are not similar, and doubt and skepticism could very well be a counter balance to faith, but they are not enemies of faith. Without doubt, faith wouldn't exist. If anything doubt is a catalyst for faith.
- July 29, 2010 at 2:06 pm(10) Robert says:
Why doesn't your God forgive and simply heal Satan? Did God know what Satan was going to do before God created Satan? Why did God act so surprised when Adam & Eve ate of the fruit from that most excellent tree of Knowledge? God didn't know they would? I saw this example: It's like a guy who gives his kids a pack of cigarettes, forbids them to smoke and leaves them with a tobacco lobbyist just to see what happens.


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Previous Polls: The Greatest (Devil) Rays to Ever Wear...
All-Time (Devil) Rays Team as voted by the bloggers of Draysbay:
Catcher: Toby Hall (50% of the votes)
First Base: Carlos Pena (71 % of the votes)
What are the rules? A player HAS to have AT LEAST played 100 games for the Tampa Bay Devil Rays or Rays. If you feel that a player has been left off of the poll unjustly, then make a case for him. All players who have taken the field for the (Devil) Rays will be mention, just not voted on.
Is this poll all about defense? No, not really. This poll is just about voting for your favorite catcher, shortstop, rightfielder...
Today, we'll reach up top and go for second base. Here is a list off all who have played for the Fighters off of 4th Ave.:
Miguel Cairo (1998-2000)
Aaron Ledesma (1998-1999)
Bobby Smith (1998-2002)
Dave Silvestri (1998)
Tony Graffanino (1999-2000)
David Lamb (1999)
Ozzie Guillen (2000)
Russ Johnson (2000-2002)
Brent Abernathy (2001-2003)
Damian Rolls (2000-2004)
Felix Martinez (2000-2001)
Andy Sheets (2001-2002)
Felix Escalona (2002-2003)
Jason Smith (2002-2003)
Marlon Anderson (2003)
Antonio Perez (2003)
Terry Shumpert (2003)
Damian Easley (2003)
Rey Sanchez (2004)
Geoff Blum (2004)
Julio Lugo (2003-2006)
Jason Romano (2004)
Nick Green (2005-2006)
Fernando Cortez (2005)
Jorge Cantu (2004-2007)
Tomas Perez (2006)
B.J. Upton (2004,2006-2009)
Brendan Harris (2007)
Ty Wigginton (2006-2007)
Josh Wilson (2007)
Jorge Velandia (2007)
Akinori Iwamura (2007-2009)
Willy Aybar (2008-2009)
Ben Zobrist (2006-2009)
Elliot Johnson (2008)
Joe Dillon (2009)
Reid Brignac (2008-2009)
The Candidates:
Miguel Cairo played 373 games at second base where he sported a .275 batting average and had 9 home runs.
Brent Abernathy played 197 games at second base where he fronted a .251 batting average and had 7 home runs.
Marlon Anderson played 134 games at second base where he had a .270 batting average and hit 7 homeruns.
Jorge Cantu played 217 games at second base where he sported a .272 batting average. Cantu had 79 double (10th all-time in Rays history), 44 home runs (tied for 10th all-time in Rays, 200 RBIs (9th all-time in Rays history), and had slugging percentage of .448 (10th all-time in Rays history).
Akinori Iwamura played 220 games at second base. Iwamura had 201 runs (9th all-time in Rays history), 379 hits (10th all-time in Rays history), 21 triples (3rd all-time in Rays history), 152 BBs (10th all-time in Rays history), .354 OBP (9th all-time in Rays history), and batted .281 (tied for 9th all-time in Rays history).
So, Draysbay, I turn to you...


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The Manzanita Campground will close Thursday, but that didn't stop some from setting up camp.
"I was looking at the internet and saw that they were going to be closing things," said Bill O'Neill, who lives in the Anthem area. "So we just ran up here last minute to see if we could reserve a campsite.. yeah, we got lucky."
Others weren't so lucky. This family's trip had to be cut short by a day, but it didn't ruin the fun.
"Two days is decent. One day is tough to set up the tent and everything, then the next morning, pack and leave. Two days I'll do. At least we are having fun in the water," said Alfio Chemello of Phoenix.
This time of year, the Manzanita Campground and many others along 89A are usually full. Campsites tend to be reserved months in advance. Campground host Daisy Woods had to deliver the bad news.
"We initially anticipated we would be shutting down on July 7 and now we are telling folks we are shutting down tomorrow the 3rd," she said.
How are they taking the news? Not very well.
The Slide Fire burned more than 20,000 acres. With the monsoon just getting started, the Forest Service is worried about flooding.
"We don't want people in the campgrounds to get hit by floodwaters and trees and debris and rocks that may have been knocked loose," said Eric La Price with the Coconino National Forest.
With storms predicted over the 4th of July weekend, the Forest Service doesn't want to take any chances.
"I know they are going to be disappointed if they made reservations and won't be able to come here for the 4th like they planned. When it comes to public safety, that has to be our number one priority," said La Price. "Trying to get hundreds and hundreds of people to evacuate in short order.. they call it a flash flood 'cause you don't get much warning.. would really be a logistical nightmare for us."
Official order and a map of the entire closure area: http://tinyurl.com/nmwp8co.
Oak Creek Canyon Information Hotline: 928-203-7505
Coconino County's Slide Fire Area Monsoon Flood Preparation web page: www.coconino.az.gov/slidefloodinformation.
For visitors looking who had plans to visit Oak Creek Canyon during this time of the year, alternatives to recreating at Oak Creek Canyon can be found online at http://tinyurl.com/n2lfxto.
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Replacing Falcao is going to be a tall order for David Villa, but he's off to one heck of a start. He's put Atletico Madrid ahead of his old club Barcelona in the Supercopa de España in absolutely spectacular fashion. Just 12 minutes into his first game against his old club, he put the Blaugrana to the sword with a stunning volley.
Villa hasn't exactly scored too many goals like that since his Valencia days.


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HI, how can we disable those achievements (the few that work) from the users activity stream?
It is really annoying to get everyone to see those icons in the activity, it's not relevant and by many user registrations I end up with an activity timeline filled in with only "user X just registered and unlocked achievement Y" – I'd like the activity part for each user to be "free" of achievemets
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Boston Venues- Hot spots
Boston Venues- Hot spots
Hey guys..
im from NJ but im going to boston with some other puas for memorial day weekend. do you guys know great places to sarge in boston? particularly, fenway/brookline area and downtown boston area...
im looking to hit up 4,5 bars on sat and sun nite.. and not pay any covers.
please let me know!


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Trooper Shane Jacobs
Public Affairs Officer
Kentucky State Police
Post 10, Harlan
(606) 573-3131
Click here to e-mail Trooper Shane Jacobs
Injury Crash & Vehicle Theft Harlan County
Date of News Release: 07/12/2010
(Big Laurel, Ky.) -- On 07/11/2010 at 8:30 pm Kentucky State Police Post 10 Harlan responded to an injury crash on KY 510 in the community of Big Laurel, KY. James Michael Cornett, age 37 of Big Laurel, KY was traveling west on KY 510 and lost control of a Ford F-150 striking an embankment. A passenger in the vehicle, Burley Jackson age 42 of Big Laurel, KY sustained multiple injuries and was flown out to Holsten Valley Medical Center in Kingsport, TN.
Christopher Cornett of Bledsoe, KY stopped to assist with the vehicle crash and the operator of the wrecked vehicle, James Cornett, stole Christopher Cornett's vehicle (these two are not related) and fled the scene. The Stolen vehicle was abandoned and was recovered in Letcher County by the Letcher County Sheriff's Office.
Charges are pending and this case is still under investigation by Trooper Jeffrey Browning of Kentucky State Police Post 10 Harlan.


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This is the first volume in a Paranormal Fantasy series – by a male author, so unsurprisingly there is not much in the way of Romance here. This is mostly in the vein of Jim Butcher's Harry Dresden novels, except considerably trashier and even closer to the Noir roots of the genre. In fact, even though there are many supernatural elements (magicians, demons and angels, for the most part), Sandman Slim reads more like a noir pulp novel from the fifties than a paranormal fantasy from the early 21st century – there is no private detective here, and law enforcement in general is mostly absent, but the novel's protagonist – back on earth after eleven years in Hell (literally) and out to get the people who put him there – is on a mission of vengeance and he has few, if any, scruples to remove anything out of the way that gets between him and his revenge.
What I'm Reading: Carrie Vaughn – Kitty Steals the Show
This is the tenth entry in Carrie Vaughn's Kitty Norville series, and Kitty is visiting London this time to take part in the first International Conference on Paranormal Studies where she is supposed to deliver the keynote speech. To sum it up in advance, it's a solid, quite entertaining entry in the series but nowhere as good as some previous volumes.
Book Diary: Kelley Armstrong – Forbidden
Even after her Women of the Otherwold series has officially come to an end with 13, Kelley Armstrong does not seem to have given up on the series (there is another novella out, too, but it is an e-book only release, and for some reason Subterranean Press refuses to sell it to anyone not living in the US – I have ranted about this subject before, and and this (pardon my English) utter bullshit is making me very grumpy towards a publisher I used to like).
Forbidden is sold as a novella, but it is long enough that it could have passed as a short novel back when that did not mean 300+ pages minimum – one could even imagine it (with the addition of some sub-plot and maybe a sex scene or two thrown in) as a full-length addition to the series. Like her previous novella, Hidden, it is about and mostly told from the point of view of Elena, female werewolf and alpha-elect of the North American pack; the illustrations are done by a different artist though, and I have to say that while I'm still not all that keen on them, I like them somewhat better this time, because they at least do not look like wannabe comic panels. And like always with Kelley Armstrong, we get a highly entertaining adventure with excellent characterisation – here, most notably Morgan who we first encountered in Frostbitten and who has decided to leave his isolation and give joining a try. His uncertainty about where exactly his place is and his being torn between his previous life as a loner and his desire to belong somewhere is very well described, and as usual Armstrong manages to convincingly pull off her unique mixture of wolf and human psychology.
All in all, Forbidden might not be the most exciting entry in the series, but it is nice to see Armstrong still returning to the characters and it is overall a solid and very enjoyable read for readers of the Women of the Otherwold series. It is maybe a bit more fanservice-ish than even the earlier novellas (I admit I already have to struggle a bit to remember what the main plot was about), but being a fan myself I don't really have any issues with that. And I would really like to read her new e-book novella as well, but as I'm not a US citizen
What I'm Reading: Marjorie Liu – The Mortal Bone
The previous novel in Marjorie Liu's Hunter Kiss series brought the main story arc that had been spanning the first three volumes to a close and revealed quite a few of the mysteries that had been teasing the reader's curiosity. Not every question was solved though, not every thread tied neatly off, and so The Mortal Bone, the fourth instalment in the series answers some of the questions left open and asks a copious amount of new ones, starting what I presume will be a new story arc.
What I'm Reading: Carry Vaughn – Kitty's Greatest Hits
Not so much Greatest Hits as Collected B-Sides, this volume contains mostly stories that have appeared in various anthologies over the years. Not all of them (indeed, only the minority) have Kitty Norville as their protagonist, but they are all set in the same universe as the Kitty novels and the reader of this collection will encounter many familiar names. Like with all good B-sides there is a lot of experimentation going on here, where Carrie Vaughn strays from the familiar Kitty formula and tries new things, plays with different sounds and reaches for different modes of expression.
What I'm Reading: Kelley Armstrong – 13
So now it is finally over. Kelley Armstrong's Women of the Otherworld series was the first Paranormal Fantasy I ever read and it has remained my favourite over its now complete run of 13 volumes (plus some novellas). While I respect Kelley Armstrong's decision to finish the series while it was still going strong, I can't help but be a bit sad about it because I never had the feeling that the series was going stale or its author growing tired of it – maybe due to the ingenious device of having different protagonists for the novels and thus making the series very much of an ensemble thing, it always remained fresh and exciting (helped, of course, by Kelley Armstrong's talent for creating and handling characters, keeping them plausible and convincing even as she throws them into hair-raising, supernatural adventures).
Book Diary: Nicole Peeler – Tempest Rising
Nothing really exciting here, but still a fun paranormal fantasy (and I still remember having read it four weeks later). One can tell that it is a first novel, because writing and construction are a bit clunky at times, but for the most part it is quite entertaining. There are not many half-selkie heroines around, and the glimpses we catch of the world Tempest Rising is set in are quite intriguing, with a generous amount of hints scattered throughout the novel that there are larger things afoot and more mysteries to be unveiled in later volumes.
I for one thought it was a nice touch that Nicole Peelter attempted to make the intimate scenes between Jane and her lover Ryu realistic rather than perfect, i.e. introduced some humour and some awkwardness into them. While the execution did not always live up to the intent there, overall it was quite delightful to read about sex that was not ohmygod-the-skies-shook all the time, but somewhat more down to earth.
Mostly, though, what carries Tempest Rising through is its charm, and that seems to me based on a certain naiveté – of the heroine's wide-eyed wonder (and occasional terror) at the magical world she is finding herself to be part of, but also the author's, whose enthusiasm for writing the novel infuses every page of it. I hope Nicole Peeler will be able to hold on that enthusiasm as the series continues and at the same time manage to polish her writing skills, this might turn out to be a very delectable series if she does.
Book Diary: Larissa Ione – Sin Undone
Sin Undone is the fifth and nominally last in Larissa Ione's Demonica series. Nominally, because the author's current series, Lords of Deliverance, is set in the same universe and apparently shares some characters – in fact, there is some overlap in this novel already, with one of the titular Lords making his appearance here, and thus ensuring a seamless transition between the series.
As a result, Sin Undone does not convey much sense of an ending – sure, there is an apocalyptic plague that threatens to wipe out not just the werewolf population, but possibly all life, demonic and human alike. But our protagonists of course prevent that from happening (with a little help from characters from previous novels), and overall it feels very much business as usual for the series – another instalment in the ongoing saga rather than its epic culmination.
Which is not to say that the novel reads at all like a routine effort – it has the same mixture of twisted plot, steamy sex scenes and bizarre, over-the-top worldbuilding that made the rest of the series so much fun, and is every bit as enjoyable as the first four. I was just hoping for a bit more closure than "Now everyone in the family is happily partnered", kind of more of a bang and less of a whimper (although I suppose it's rather a moan, and a long and lustful one, at that). In the end, though, this is just a very minor niggle, and it likely won't be too long before I start on reading Eternal Rider, the first novel in the follow-up series…
What I'm Reading: Carolyn Crane – Head Rush
It's rather sad to see how so many of the best and most interesting series in the Paranormal / Urban Fantasy genre seem to get discontinued by their publishers – T.A. Pratt's Marla Manson, Moira J. Moore's Lee and Taro (I know, not really Paranormal, not even really Fantasy, but it kind of reads like it was), Harry Connolly's Twenty Palaces… Apparently the same thing happened to Carolyn Crane's Disillusionists Trilogy which got dropped by Spectra after two volumes – which was particularly nasty as the second installment ended on an evil cliffhanger, and readers were left gnashing their teeth in frustration at the prospect of never finding out how it all resolves. Thankfully, there was a happy ending in store and the final volume in the trilogy was picked up by Audible and Samhain, so that we can now read (or listen to, if we're so inclined) the finale fate of Justine, Packard, Otto and the others.
Book Diary: Molly Harper – Nice Girls Don't Date Dead Men
I was in the mood for a bit of light reading, and Molly Harper's Jane Jameson series is about as fluffy as it gets, basically the literary equivalent to an almond meringue – absolutely no nutritional substance at all, but irresistibly delicious. (The novels do get one better over the pastries though, in that they are also very funny.)
There is a theory that humour is a product of the clash of the ideal with the real, and Molly Harper's is a very nice illustration of that, as a signifcant portion of the profuse amount of giggles, chuckles and outright laughter reading Nice Girls Don't Date Dead Men elicited from me happened when the ideal of vampirism or werewolfhood as featured in countless paranormal fantasies crashed into real life (do vampires need a special toothpaste? how exactly do werewolves mark their territory?).
Nice Girls Don't Date Dead Men is not just a spoof on Paranormal Romances, though, but in addition is populated with a host of bizarre and generally hilarious characters (among them quite a few quite horrible relatives of the heroine and her friends – one might almost get worried about the author's family relationships), as well as lots of witty banter and entertaining snark. For the most part, the book reads like a series of connected episodes rather than a novel with an overarching plot (what there is revolves mostly around the heroine's best friend's wedding to a werewolf), but I can't say that I missed it – I was enjoying myself too much to even notice (and the few times I might have, I was far too busy chuckling to care).


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Right now, the Gophers are 5-1 (1-1). That alone is reason for positivity. But here's some more: Human College Football Computer Phil Steele (Humanity's only hope against Skynet) is predicting that the Gophers will finish the Big Ten 4-4, tied with Northwestern and Michigan St in a logjam in the middle.
A quick show of hands: Who here had the Gophers at 8-4 at the beginning of the year? Make sure you point out if you were a complete homer or drunk.


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Got milk? Elmbrook School District says its supply is stable despite Golden Guernsey closing
District received its last order Monday morning
Grocery stores aren't the only ones searching for milk after the sudden Golden Guernsey plant closing.
Elmbrook School District is working to secure a temporary milk supplier for its schools after the Waukesha plant closed unexpectedly Saturday.
Cheryl Piel, head of food service for the school district, said Elmbrook schools have enough milk to last through tomorrow, with plans for a temporary supplier already in the works.
"We are fine for now," Piel said. "We had our milk distributed today and our distribution company is looking to secure a contract with a different dairy company, and it looks like it's close to being finalized."
The Food and Nutrition Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture requires eight ounces of milk be offered daily with school breakfast and lunch.
"I don't think we will run out," Piel said. "I have a Plan B and C in place just in case. We will have milk to offer each day."
The Waukesha plant has been under new ownership since last year.
Open Gate Capital, a California-based investment firm, bought Golden Guernsey after its former owner, Dean Foods, sold the plant in response to antitrust concerns.
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Exciting New Companies at NJIT's Small Biz Incubator Get 100K in Grants
The New Jersey Commission on Science and Technology has awarded almost $100,000 as part of its SBIR bridge grant program to two start-up companies based in NJIT's high technology business incubator. Applechem Inc. and Lenterra, located in NJIT's Enterprise Development Center (EDC), each received Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) bridge grants.
"The Center works hard to help young inventors wend their way through the grant application process," said Judith Sheft, NJIT Associate Vice President Technology Development. "And when success comes their way, we're thrilled." EDC also helps companies develop linkages to university faculty collaborators. Som Mitra, PhD, professor and chair of NJIT's Department of Chemistry, collaborated to expand the application of Lenterra's technologies.
Lenterra was awarded $50,000 to develop innovative sensor and analyzer technologies for applications in analytical instrumentation, industrial processing, aerospace, environmental metrology, and biomedicine.
"Our current focus is on two proprietary sensor technologies," said CEO Valery Sheverev. "We are looking at a microplasma-based technology for gas identification and a fiber-optical sensor technology for industrial and environmental metrologies. Ultimately, manufacturers will use these technologies to control industrial processes with much higher precision than is possible now.
Since 2005, NASA and the National Science Foundation have provided support. Sheverev was a professor of physics at Saint-Petersburg State University, Russia. He started Lenterra in 2003, with an idea to commercialize analytical technology based on Penning ionization electron spectroscopy. Penning ionization is a chemical process based on the work of a notable Dutch physicist Frans Michel Penning (1894-1953) who among other things created scientific instruments still bearing his name.
Applechem Inc. will receive a $49,000 Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) bridge grant to continue commercializing a range of NatureVgelTM prototypes to market to the cosmetic and toiletry industry and explore new applications for use in other fields.
Applechem CEO Samuel Lin, PhD, of Paramus, founded the company in 2003 to develop, manufacture, and market proprietary specialty materials to the global cosmetic and toiletry market.
For this project, Applechem worked with the US Department of Agriculture to develop a patent-pending technology to convert natural, renewable vegetable oils with advanced polymers into NatureVgelTM gels, a unique material with gel and elastomer properties. "This project has two goals," said Lin. "They are to develop and promote new value-added applications of US-produced vegetable oils and to replace petroleum-sourced materials with bio-based and renewable sourced materials."
NatureVgelTM can be used to control the rheology, enhance the texture, touch, feel, and active delivery for personal care lotions and creams, along with personal cleansing products like shower gel and for hair. "The material is so new," added Lin. "It can even be used for clear gel candles! We feel that our NatureVgel has great potential for many creative applications across many different industries."
The purpose of the SBIR Bridge Grant program is to increase the success and maximize the growth of small New Jersey companies in moving from an early to later phases of their projects.


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The 6th Annual Antique Tractor Mackinac Bridge Crossing brought tractor enthusiasts to Mackinaw City today.
907 tractors started in Mackinaw City and rode across the Mighty Mack.
Participants came from all over the country to take part in the crossing.
Drivers ranged in ages from 18 to 90 years old.
Those that rode said if you own an antique tractor this is not something you want to miss.


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From the FanPosts -Joel
Hurt, that is what I feel whenever the Indianapolis Colts show up on a Kansas City Chiefs schedule. The Chiefs generally compete but the harder we try the more Peyton hurts us. The Colts have hurt us even before Peyton Manning showed up, but he amped it up to new levels of pain.
Peyton Manning's combined stats vs. the rest of the NFL: 4682 completions in 7210 attempts for 54,828 yards and 399 touchdowns. Peyton entered the NFL in 1998 -- the very same year we bid a former nemesis a hearty good-bye -- John Elway of the Broncos. What luck!
Peyton Manning vs the Chiefs: 179 of 283 for a 63.25 completion percentage and 2,215 yards with 13 touchdowns. Worse he has a 7-1 overall winning record against the Kansas City Chiefs. The Chiefs win? Peyton threw for 472 yards and five touchdowns with one interception. Twice he personally ejected us from the NFL playoffs -- in 2003 and 2006.
Chiefs vs Colts
2010 Colts 19 Chiefs 9 stats 24-44 244 yds 0 TD's
2007 Colts 13 Chiefs 10 stats 16-32 163 yds 0 TD's - The game was also the final outing of Priest Holmes, who suffered a neck injury in the fourth quarter. Holmes announced his retirement later into the week on November 21.
2006 Colts 23 Chiefs 8 stats 30-38 268 yds 1 TD - Wildcard playoff loss
2004 Chiefs 45 Colts 35 stats 25-44 472 yds 5 TD's
2003 Colts 38 Chiefs 31 stats 22-30 304 yds 3 TD's - Divisional Playoff loss - This offensive shootout became the first puntless game in NFL playoff history.
2001 Colts 35 Chiefs 28 stats 19-30 201 yds 2 TD's
2000 Colts 27 Chiefs 14 stats 22-32 273 yds 1 TD
1999 Colts 25 Chiefs 17 stats 21-33 290 yds 1 TD
Then the Peyton Manning era starts :(
1996 Colts 24 Chiefs 19
1995 Colts 10 Chiefs 7 - Divisional Playoff loss, One Chiefs player to not be named lost his name that day!
Archie Manning expects his son, Peyton, to continue being a pain in the neck for NFL defenses this season.
Between the neck surgery and the ongoing lockout, there were lots of issues to talk about.
At the top of the list was the surgery Peyton Manning had last month to remove part of a bulging disk. It was the second time in 15 months Indianapolis' franchise player had neck surgery.
Two weeks ago, Colts owner Jim Irsay said he expected the recovery to take six to eight weeks. Archie Manning did not provide an updated timetable for his son's return.
Awesome Archie.
Anthony Castonzo
First-round pick from Boston College expected to step right in at left tackle. It was hard to tell who was more excited about this serendipitous intersection of supply and demand -- the Colts at their good fortune for landing one of the highest-rated offensive tackles on their draft board, or Anthony Castonzo for the opportunity to block for Peyton Manning on one of the NFL's most successful teams.
"We didn't think he'd be there," said team Vice Chairman Bill Polian. "He was the highest- rated offensive tackle on our board and we were very happy that he was available to us. He's a very tall guy, 6-feet-7, 305, 310 pounds, long arms, quick feet, outstanding student, four-year starter, pretty much everything we look for in a football player so we're very happy to have him. I'm sure he can step in and do a good job pretty darned soon."
Castonzo said he was at a loss for words but managed to find a few to express his emotions.
"I am excited. This is unbelievable," he said. "I'm just at a loss for words right now, actually. I didn't know this was where I was going to end up at but I'm beyond excited about it. I get to block for the best quarterback in the league. That's more than you can really ask for. It's great. And going to a team that's got a great team already, which is unbelievable, so I'm just really excited."
Ben Ijalana
Colts draftee Ijalana looks forward to challenge of joining Colts.
After drafting a left tackle that had started more than 50 consecutive games in the first round of Thursday's NFL Draft, the Indianapolis Colts dipped into that same pool in Friday's second round by selecting Ben Ijalana out of Villanova University.
Ijalana started all 53 games at left tackle for the Wildcats but is ready for wherever the Colts need him to play on the offensive line.
"They said some guard," Ijalana said when talking about a future position. "They just recently got (first-round draft pick Anthony) Castonzo, so hopefully I can be part of it at guard. Maybe change something at guard. Hopefully, (I can) establish something new." link
Awesome picks for the offensive line. Here's the rest of the 2011 Indianapolis Colts draft:
Drake Nevis DT
Delone Carter RB
Chris Rucker DB
2011 Colts Free Agents
Joseph Addai RB
Adam Vinatieri K
Charlie Jones OL
Antonio Johnson DT
Melvin Bullitt S
I'm leaving Peyton Manning off this list because even though he is a free agent, just as water is wet and the sky is blue, the Colts are indeed going to re-sign Peyton Manning. The only mystery to this is how much will they sign him to, and what conditions will Manning demand at the bargaining table.
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- kosher salt and black pepper
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- 2 cups chopped broccoli
- 1/4 cup raisins
- 1/2 cup roasted almonds, coarsely chopped
- 2 scallions, sliced
- 4 6-ounce pieces skinless cod, halibut, or striped bass fillet
- 1/2 teaspoon paprika
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- Add the quinoa and 1½ cups water to the saucepan and bring to a boil; reduce heat to low, cover, and simmer gently until almost all the water has evaporated, 10 to 12 minutes. Fold the broccoli and raisins into the quinoa, cover, and cook until the quinoa and broccoli are tender, 8 to 10 minutes more. Remove from heat and fold in the almonds, scallions, ½ teaspoon salt, and ¼ teaspoon pepper.
- Meanwhile, heat the remaining 2 teaspoons of oil in a large non-stick skillet over medium-high heat. Season the cod with the paprika, ¼ teaspoon salt, and ¼ teaspoon pepper and cook until opaque throughout, 3 to 4 minutes per side. Serve with the pilaf.
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- Calories 464
- Fat 16g
- Sat Fat 2g
- Cholesterol 65mg
- Sodium 833mg
- Protein 37g
- Carbohydrate 44g
- Sugar 7g
- Fiber 6g
- Iron 6mg
- Calcium 109mg
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Sattur chamber seeks action on wax supply to match units
Our Correspondent
Madurai , July 16
The Sattur Chamber of Commerce and Industries has urged the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, Mr M. Karunanidhi, and the Union Minister for Petroleum products, Mr Murali Deora, to take action for the immediate supply of Type II wax for small match industries.
In a letter to them, the Chamber Secretary, Mr P.T.K.A. Balaubramanian, had said the labourers in Virudhunagar district, especially in Sattur and Sivakasi, were fully dependent on small match industries for their livelihood, especially women. The industry was dependent only on wax as the state was not ready to destroy trees for matches.
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For the past few months, Type II wax was not available for small match Industries. Chennai Petroleum Corporation Ltd (CPCL) had stopped the production of wax temporarily. While type III wax was available in plenty for the manufacture of wax matches, Type II wax, which was the key product, was not available with the CPCL. Due to the scarcity of Type II wax, small match industries were compelled to shut down their factories. If this position continued many would lose their jobs.
CPCL on July 10, had written a letter to the chamber stating that it had started the wax production. As the requirement of Type II wax was very important, CPCL must give first priority for the production of Type II wax and further, the distribution must be fair without any discrimination, Mr Balaubramanian said.
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In a set-back for the long-struggling republican movement, once famously championed by Malcolm Turnbull, more than half of all Australians now believe the switch to a republic is unnecessary with 51 per cent opposing any such move and only 42 per cent backing it.
That's down from a high of 58 per cent in 1999 and represents the lowest pro-republican sentiment in 35 years.
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WWE returned to the USA network for Monday Night Raw last night (Feb. 17, 2014) from the Pepsi Center in Denver, Colorado, featuring the go home show to the Elimination Chamber pay-per-view (PPV) scheduled for this Sunday night in Minneapolis.
Click here for full results and the live blog from the show if you missed it. Let's get right to reactions. Remember, these were written as the show moved along with real time reactions to everything that occurred hour-by-hour.
- There are two kids in my house during Monday Night Raw each week. When John Cena's music hit to kick off the show, dinner was interrupted with both kids rushing to the television to see him. That familiar music just makes 'em feel like all is well in the world and the big cartoon Superman character tops it off. It's time like these when it's easy to forget about a heel turn. But not forever. That's a story that needs to be told sometime before he retires.
- Did Cena just call Randy Orton a "thumb sucking baby"?
- Remember when it was easy to know who we loved and who we hated? Cesaro was wildly cheered during SmackDown last week and won a big match to a huge applause. Now he's out on Raw tonight and getting booed like a big time heel. Granted, the opposition changed, but this may have been a case of the difference between the two crowds at Raw and SmackDown shows. There still exists a weird divide there.
- No real surprise we got the stock "everyone involved in the Elimination Chamber WWE title match needs to get in on the first segment" writing from the WWE creative team. No one came away looking all that good, not really, but Daniel Bryan was over more than any of the rest of them. What does that say? Maybe nothing. What does that change? Probably nothing. I do like that we got all the right match-ups in the even more stock "book everyone against each other" idea: Sheamus vs. Orton, Cena vs. Cesaro, and Bryan vs. Christian.
- I'm not sure Christian actually turned heel last night but I quite like the idea of it. There's no healthier career move for a stale babyface with nothing going on than a heel turn going into a title match, especially when that turn may have come against the most over babyface on the roster. And, really, why wouldn't Christian go heel? JBL has been shitting on him on commentary for being ugly as hell, he's the only guy who lost to Orton while he was running the gauntlet, and there's very little hope for him and he's got very little going on right now. That's a perfect mix. WWE also badly needs stronger heels at the top of the card too.
- "A hard fart victory."
- Surprised they would give away Kane vs. Bryan in this setting with this build in this time slot on this episode of Raw. Happy they did, though, because it wasn't a very good match.
- Roman Reigns' "baby girl" >>>>> Seth Rollins' "sweetheart"
- Saying it because it needs to be said: Sooner or later, preferably sooner, Reigns is going to have to show some range on the microphone. The low monotone badass stuff is only going to work for so long.
- Hey, look, some EMMA backstory! Good on WWE for showing her wrestling in NXT and making sure to work in the silly dance with her in-ring skills. That's always what needed to happen. A budding romance with Santino Marella? Not so much. Actually, not at all. Actually, get her away from Santino now, please.
- Really enjoyed Reigns vs. Mark Henry. Love that Henry would do the job like that while he's still got the juice to make it mean something. It's sad that this is where his career has gone, of course, but at least he's doing a lot of good while he still can. Also really enjoyed Seth Rollins like a little kid celebrating Roman's win and Reigns humoring him the whole way. Dean Ambrose's jealousy and resentment was also great. The Shield are just fucking phenomenal.
- I will never get tired of the "Bray Wyatt says cool shit" segments on Raw. They're a million times better when it's helping advance the best feud we've seen in WWE in a long, long time.
- Another good booking decision that may not have ever been on purpose: Reigns looks like such a strong leader when they do these staredowns with the Wyatt Family because he's flanked by Ambrose and Rollins who are jittery and cannot contain their excitment. They're dogs on a leash, eager to get to the meat just out of reach. Reigns, meanwhile, is the quiet calm in the center. It's implied that despite this, and perhaps because of it, he's the most dangerous of the three. His booking against the likes of Henry proves this to be true. The best part is all of this projects perfectly on television. Everyone is perfect in their chosen role and they execute it flawlessly.
- Story time with Goldust and Cody Rhodes could get over, couldn't it? Bad News Barrett was finally used right here, wasn't he? The Rhodes brothers playing with toys and telling stories, Barrett comes in with bad news and the bad news isn't really bad news it's just him destroying their toy set? That's just good stuff.
- Understand the need for Jack Swagger vs. Kofi Kingston but I couldn't find anything to care about. Match wasn't great, and the interruption from Big E wasn't all that inspired.
- I spoke too soon. Zeb Colter cutting a promo on Big E while he was working a 2-on-1 handicap against 3MB was great, cheap heat on the Denver Super Bowl loss and everything. The reference to getting high was the best. In fact, he did more to sell me on the match this Sunday night than anything that came before it.
- Is it just me or was Big E absolutely dragging by the end of the match? He could hardly breathe trying to cut a post-match promo.
- Extended arm and headlocks early in a match never made sense to me. There are too many ways for a fresh wrestler to counter and why wouldn't they that early in the proceedings? Cesaro locks up Cena's arm about one minute into the match, leaving the other one free, and Cena just stands there and tries to make it look like he's in a lot of pain when he has an elbow free to figure out a way to work out of it. Stuff like this is why some Cena matches are impossible to get into.
- It got a lotbetter as the match wore on. I enjoy Cesaro's fall away slam into a cover spot and his workrate is perfect for the WWE main event style in matches like this against the likes of Cena. We now know the Giant Swing spot is good for a pop every time, no matter what. We also know Cena countered it better than anyone before him. Actually, Cesaro's signature spots are perfect for matches like this, and there are a million ways to be creative with them, like the European Uppercut off the top turnbuckle. They were given a ton of time, which was nice, but I can't help but wonder what this match would look like on a PPV main event.
- Cesaro just had awesome matches with the two biggest stars on the roster in two consecutive shows.
- "The way it looks to me, you're not the face of the WWE. You're the ass." Good one, Dave. Actually loved Triple H's shrug and "come on, man" at Batista after he pushed Alberto Del Rio, though. Still don't care about the match this weekend and I'm not sure anything could change that.
- Didn't really care all that much about The Wyatt Family vs. Sin Cara & Los Matadores, though I did like Sin Cara's ring gear for the match.
- The Usos jump around too much during their entrance. I know, fun killer here. Road Dogg belongs on commentary at all times, though. I would love for him to replace JBL on SmackDown to start, get him nice and comfortable, and ease him into Raw.
- Well, if you're going to chant for CM Punk during a match, Randy Orton vs. Sheamus is definitely the match to do it. Just imagine how awful life as a WWE fan would be if these two were battling it out in the main event for three months as the main storyline? Doesn't that thought kind of make you want to pull a Punk?
- Wait, why are The Shield attacking Sheamus? Oh, okay, it's just to get us a chaotic scene to close Raw with. At first I didn't like that this was how The Shield and Wyatt Family first got physical but on second thought, this was perfect. Let 'em brawl a bit before they end up under the confines of a six-man tag match on Sunday.
Found myself sad when they went off the air because I wanted more of the brawl. That's a good sign.
Liked the psychology of the show as a whole, but there were a lot of misses (Swagger-Kingston) mixed in with the hits (Cena-Cesaro). The close was a great lead-in for the Chamber, though.
Grade: B-
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In this alternate universe, Mike Brown is competent- or at least has belatedly become so, and the cascade of prospects down the seven tiers to NFLdom is slightly skewed by the inhuman and, at times, seemingly arbitrary Draftek Simulator.
Here, the new CBA has been ironed out, signed, and is in place long enough before the draft to accommodate the swap meet.
Hostage negotiation has resulted in Carson Palmer releasing the organization from limbo and hightailing it for the Pacific Northwest in return for Seattle's first-round pick(#25) and Charlie "Clipboard Jesus" Whitehurst. Little Palmer is last seen chasing a certain home-bound Boeing down the runway at CVG.
Meanwhile, everybody's favorite problem child, Chad Narcissismo, is shipped off Belichick way for one of New England's embarrassment of riches, a third-rounder(#74). T.O. is last seen doing crunches in Mike Shanahan's driveway.
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#4 Cam Newton QB Auburn (6'-6" 250): Between Whitehurst and LeFevour a stopgap starter can surely be cobbled together while the Auburn signal-caller is assimilated into the pro game. Chances are, Newton is starting by mid-season if not before and BOC's new offensive scheme suits the spectacularly mobile rookie to a T.
#25 Tyron Smith OT USC (6'-5" 307): At just 20 years old, Tyron is still filling out. The knock on him at season's end was that, at 280lbs., he was too light but he's packed on 27lbs. of muscle and will probably add another ten or fifteen before he's fully mature. For all you fans of Andre Smith's manboobs, I give you his antithesis:
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To be honest, I'm not sure exactly how we'd fit Smith into our existing line. My guess would be at right tackle, eventually, with Collins backing up both he and Whit.
#35 Marcus Cannon OG TCU (6'-5" 358): A little bit different body type than the one above but, if it's at all possible to carry 360lbs well, Cannon pulls it off. Watching some of his Combine workout yesterday, Marcus does not look like a fat man, just a huge solid one and a roadgrader to boot.
#66 Rahim Moore S UCLA (6'-1" 200): A three-year starter and a captain of the UCLA defense this year, Rahim is a quick, instinctive safety with excellent- former wide receiver, hands. Known more for his coverage than run support, Moore did play close to the line most of this year- his stats were adversely effected by a really bad overall Bruin defense, and made himself into a solid run-stopper.
#74 Jonathan Baldwin WR Pitt (6'-5" 228): This is probably a little late for Baldwin. Some have him going as high as late first but I'm committed to the simulator and this pick makes me happy. Great hands, vertical speed and size, Baldwin will need work on intermediate routes and getting separation from smaller corners in press coverage. Potential Megatron 2.0.
#100 Kenrick Ellis DT Hampton (6'-5" 335): Incredible size and bulk but with a quick first step and a good penetrator. Almost immovable at the point of attack and plays angry, competitive. An excellent addition to our interior rotation.
#131 Greg Little WR UNC (6'-2" 230): Here's where we go outside the box a bit. Greg Little is thought of as having great potential as a receiver but still being a little raw. The reason he's raw is that he spent his first two years in Chapel Hill as a tailback. Strong as he is- he did 27 reps at 225 yesterday, I'd like to see him return to the backfield, giving us a big, sure-handed complement to Bernard Scott.
#163 Pernell McPhee DE Miss St. (6'-3" 275): This is purely a depth pick and I must confess that I'd just really like to have a guy named Pernell on the team. It's good.
#194 Deunta Williams S UNC (6'-1" 215): North Carolina is like the TJ Maxx of this year's draft, what with all the bargain basement talent. Deunta Williams is a playmaker, period. And, with only two safeties currently signed, two top-notch draftees in rounds three and seven is just too good to pass up.
The only thing really missing, in my mind, is a serviceable OLB. I initially targeted Casey Matthews in the 4th but, after reading up on him, realized he's projected as an ILB(why, at his size, I'm not sure) and we've pretty much got that covered.