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Since the 2011 season has long been lost, it's time to start looking forward to the 2012 season. Here is my projected roster for the Vikings next year:
Christian Ponder has shown enough this season to be dubbed our QBOTF. He has all the attributes you want in a franchise-caliber QB and once he learns to read coverages better and limit his turnovers, he will be a top-flight QB in this league. Joe Webb is not your typical QB, but his athleticism and moxie are more than enough to warrant the #2 spot. Sage Rosenfels is the perfect veteran backup for the young guns. He knows what his role will be, and he will do his best to further Ponder's and Webb's development without complaining.
Adrian Peterson
Adrian Peterson is the best back in the league, by far. Those who have been calling for his trade are crazy. Peterson is a once-in-a-generation back, and he remains the most explosive weapon we have. Toby Gerhart is a great change-of-pace back from Peterson. His physicality wears down defenses, and now that Musgrave knows how to use him, he should form a great duo with AP. Lorenzo Booker stays on as the 3rd back, despite his recent fumbling problems. He is a great change-of-pace from AP and Gerhart, and he will produce more as Musgrave continues to learn how to use his players most effectively.
D'Imperio has shown enough this year to keep his FB spot. His transition from LB hasn't always been easy, but his talent is obvious. His continued improvement throughout the season tell me that his best is yet to come.
Robert Meachem (FA acquisition)
Ryan Broyles (Draft Pick - 4th round)
Harvin is the Vikings' other dynamic playmaker, and he has certainly come into his own in recent weeks. His rapport with Christian Ponder is strong already, and he will only continue to improve as his injuries become fewer and farther in between. Robert Meachem is my predicted FA acquisition at receiver. No, Meachem is not DJax, VJax, or any of the other big names, but Meachem is a highly talented receiver that will come at a much cheaper price. Buried in the deep New Orleans WR rotation, Meachem possesses the size and speed that we've sorely been missing. Meachem would make a great deep ball/red zone threat, and could be a big part of our offense. Ryan Broyles is my projected 4th round pick. Broyles may fall in the draft because he tore up his knee this year, but Broyles will be an outstanding receiver if he does indeed recover fully. Think of Broyles as a Greg Jennings-type receiver with decent speed, great route-running skills, and superb hands. Michael Jenkins stays on as our 4th receiver due to his experience, knowledge of Musgrave's system, and his consistency. Stephen Burton gets the final spot due to his size and potential.
If Musgrave is really serious about his TE-heavy offense, then the Vikings will retain Shiancoe provided he can be had at the right price. Shiancoe is a solid TE with good athleticism and great red-zone ability. Kyle Rudolph should expect more playing time in 2012 as he continue to blossom into a potentially elite playmaker. Jim Kleinsasser (the People's Champ) will sign for cheap, and his blocking skills are vital. Allen Reisner sticks around because of the potential he showed this season. Expect him to be groomed to replace Kleinsasser in the next year or so.
Matt Kalil (Draft Pick - 1st round)
If the Vikings get the 2nd pick in the draft, they should pounce on Kalil. Elite LT prospects don't grow on trees, and protecting Ponder's blindside for the next 10 years sounds like a good plan to me. DeMarcus Love takes over as the backup. Love brings great versatility to the OL and should be able to fill in if needed.
Carl Nicks (FA Acquisition)
I don't think the Vikings will go on a spending spree this offseason, but they will fork out plenty to get Carl Nicks. With Brees and Colston wanting new contracts in NO, the Saints may not be able to meet Nicks' salary expectations. The Vikings would surely jump at the chance to get a guard as good as Nicks. Despite being terrible at LT this season, Charlie Johnson could prove to be an excellent backup lineman. Johnson can play multiple positions, and his experience is a great asset for the younger lineman.
Sullivan is the Vikings most consistent lineman, and he should be a solid center going forward. Fusco has a lot of talent, but is still pretty raw. He will continue to have more time to develop into a potential starting center for the future.
Kevin Zeitler (Draft Pick - 3rd round)
The Vikings continue to rebuild their line by picking Zeitler in the 3rd round. Zeitler was a big reason Wisconsin has had so much success running the ball the past few years. He is a versatile mauler who will fit right in with the Vikings smash-mouth style. Berger showed he can play center or guard when needed, and his versatility will make him a great fit as a backup.
Phil Loadholt gets way too many penalties, and he struggles with speed rushers, but he is a mauler in the run game, and he's still young so he may improve by next year.
Robison showed enough this year to retain his starting position. Robison, however, will need to be more consistent with his pass rush next year. Griffen remains a highly talented backup who could unseat Robison if he continues his improvement.
Marcus Forston (Draft Pick - 5th round)
Kevin Williams is starting to remind us of the player he once was in recent weeks. If Williams is finally starting to get healthy, then its worth it to keep this guy around for a few more years. Christian Ballard steps up into a starting role next year. Some may say he's too small to be a full-time DT, but with GB and Detroit in our division, a strong inside pass rush is more important then a run-stuffing nose tackle. Forston is the 5th round pick. Most scouts predict he will fall into the draft due to character issues and inconsistency. However, like Everson Griffen, he's highly talented and worth a late-round pick. Guion is resigned because of his potential and inside pass-rushing skills.
DeAundre Reed
Jared Allen....nuff said. DeAundre Reed is a developmental guy with a lot of potential, so he's worth keeping around for the DE rotation.
Chad Greenway needs to become more of a playmaker next year, but he still remains a highly talented linebacker. Larry Dean sticks around due to his potential of becoming a true special teams demon.
Yes, E.J. is getting old, but right now there aren't too many other guys in free agency and it's not a big enough need to spend a high draft pick on. He should be ok for another year. Brinkley comes back after a season-long injury and should provide the depth we need in the middle.
Bobby Carpenter (FA Acquisition)
Erin Henderson has been solid this year, and should get another chance to earn the WLB job. The Vikings should bring in a guy like Bobby Carpenter to compete with him, however. Carpenter is a versatile linebacker with a knack for making plays. He shouldn't be too costly to pry from Detroit.
Chase Minnifield (Draft Pick - 2nd round)
If Chris Cook can get through his legal troubles, he should be a great young CB moving foreward. The Vikings would be smart to pair him with former UVA teammate Chase Minnifield, the son of former NFL Pro-Bowler Frank Minnifield. Chase can play zone or man, and he has the top-notch tackling skills that the Vikings love in their corners. Winfield stays on to mentor the young CBs and continue to make plays from the slot. Brandon Burton should get a chance for more playing time next season, despite his disastrous start. Sherels sticks on as the final CB due to his scrappy play and special teams experience.
Trenton Robinson (Draft Pick - 5th (compensatory for Sidney Rice?))
Mistral Raymond gets the first shot at filling the void at FS for the Vikings. Raymond has good talent and ball-hawking skills, but can get out of position at times. If these are correctable mistakes, Raymond has a chance to shine in 2012. Jarrad Page stays on as the backup due to his experience and playmaking skills. Trenton Robinson is the compensatory pick for Rice. Robinson is undersized, but he makes up for it with intelligence, playmaking ability, and sound tackling.
James Sanders (FA Acquisition)
With a draft weak in safeties, the Vikings should go out and sign a decent veteran like James Sanders. Sanders has playoff experience, and is usually pretty consistent. He won't be a huge playmaker, but a consistent defender is something the Vikings could certainly use. Sanford stays on as the backup, primarily due to his excellent special teams skills.
No explanation needed here.
Leslie Frazier
Leslie deserves another shot with a more talented team. He has certainly made questionable decisions, but the team has not quit on him, and that's a great sign.
Bill Musgrave
Musgrave has taken some criticism, but I actually really like the form his offense is taking. He's not rigidly tied to one scheme, and he's beginning to understand how to get the most out of his players (Harvin, Gerhart). Musgrave deserves a full offseason to implement his offense.
Mike Singletary
Singletary takes over as the DC for Pugac. Singletary is a promising defensive coach, and his rise may mean the end of the pure Tampa 2 for the Vikings. Singletary could be the right guy to turn around this defense.
Some explanations:
While DA has had some nice plays this season, he's also been extremely inconsistent. He's older than most people realize, and his potential would have been reached by now if it were going to happen. As tough as it is to say, he needs to go in the offseason.
Greg's got a lot of heart, but not a lot of talent. This team can find better options at this point.
I admire Herrera's passion, but he's an injury prone guard, who is really only a decent run blocker. That, combined with his age, should cause the Vikings to move on from Herrera.
This one pains me, but Hutchinson is no longer a very good guard. The Vikings should try to trade him for a pick while he still has some value.
Ayodele doesn't bring enough to the table to warrant a roster spot. He has been a disappointment this season to say the least.
We know all we need to know about these two. Griffin is clearly not the same player he used to be, and Asher Allen never developed into a good corner. It's time to move on.
Husain Abdullah, Tyrell Johnson
While most know the writing was on the wall for Johnson, most expect Abdullah to be back. However, when I watch him, I see a safety who simply is not fast enough to compete with the passing games in the NFC North. As much as I like Abdullah, the Vikings would be better suited with a guy who can keep up (and stay healthy).
So there you have it, my prediction for the 2012 roster. Feel free to comment, criticize, and discuss all you want!
*One final note. I'm not super clear on how compensatory picks work, but I'm pretty sure we should get a couple 5th/6th rounders for Sid Rice, Edwards, and possibly TJack. I mocked Trenton Robinson as a 5th round compensatory, but that would obviously change if we don't get one.


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Fatal Crash in Bell County Claims 4 Teenagers Lives
Date of News Release: 12/06/2008
(Pineville, KY) - On 12/06/2008 at 12:51 p.m., Kentucky State Police Post 10 Harlan and Commercial Vehicle Enforcement received a call about a two vehicle crash on US 25E in Pineville, KY. Unit 1, a 2007 Toyota Yaris was traveling south on US 25E. Unit 2, a 2008 Peterbilt coal truck was traveling northbound on US 25E. Due to inclement weather, the operator of Unit 1 lost control of the vehicle and crossed into the northbound lane of US 25E and was struck by Unit 2. The operator of Unit 2 was Dwight Robinson Jr., age 34 of Tyner, KY. The operator of Unit 1 was Jonathan Miracle, age 18 of Miracle, KY. The three passengers of Unit 1 were; Jessica Ingram, age 16 of Pineville, KY, Wesley Ingram, age 16 of Pineville, KY and Daniel Campbell, age 15 of Blackmont, KY. All four occupants of Unit 1 sustained fatal injuries. All subjects involved in this vehicle crash were wearing seatbelts and no drugs or alcohol is suspected at this time. Daniel Campbell, Jessica Ingram and Wesley Ingram were all part of the Bell County High School Air Force Jr. ROTC and were on their way to march in the Christmas parade in Harlan, KY. Assisting at the scene were units from the Kentucky State Police Post 10 Harlan, Commercial Vehicle Enforcement, Pineville PD, Pineville Fire Department, Bell Fire Department, Bell County EMS, Bell County Rescue Squad and Bell County Sheriffs Office. This Fatal crash is still under investigation by Officer Greg Reams of Commercial Vehicle Enforcement.

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CHARLESTOWN - The guest of honor and HRN's Dave Wallace presented the Ed Sarkisian Best In Show award to Peg and Hank Fournier (North Scituate, R.I.).
First reunions are always the best, and this was evidently the first time since the 1960s that members of the Southern New England Timing Association (SNETA; long-defunct) all found a good enough reason to get together again. The real reasons behind this particular reunion were to spring "honored-guest" Ed Sarkisian out of the veterans' home in which he's sat literally around the clock since January 1985; to surround Ed with hundreds of rods, customs and vintage drag cars; to help sustain the optimism that "The Roddin' Rugmaker" has somehow kept going since he was diagnosed with multiple sclirosis in 1971; and to raise a few bucks to get the computer and telephone equipment that were keeping Ed off the Internet.
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The last time Barcelona traveled to Celtic Park they were stunned 2-1 by the Hoops during last season's Champions League group stages. While they should give Neil Lennon's side some level of confidence, at least a belief that they can compete with the Blaugrana, this is a new season and nothing can be taken for granted.
Things will be made every so slightly easier for Celtic with Lionel Messi sidelined but it's not as if Barca don't have plenty of other talent at their disposal. Lennon knows his side will have to be even better than they were last season if they want to pull off a second straight upset. Adam Matthews is available after leaving Celtic's weekend match early with an illness. James Forrest and Beram Kayal should be available for selection as well.
Gerardo Martino has made it clear he expects the rest of his team to step up with Messi out and he's likely to unleash Neymar and Cesc Fàbregas (in Messi's role) on Celtic. Barcelona's back line will again be the focal point with Javier Mascherano and Jordi Alba still out injured. Youngster Marc Bartra will likely get another start in the central defense.
Celtic injuries and suspensions
Out: Joe Ledley (groin). In doubt: Derk Boerriger (ankle).
Barcelona injuries and suspensions
Out: Lionel Messi (thigh), Javier Mascherano (hamstring), Jordi Alba (hamstring), Carles Puyol (knee), Isaac Cuenca (knee), Ibrahim Afellay (thigh).
Celtic will be without Joe Ledley who remains sidelined with a groin problem. Derk Boerriger is a doubt, but could make the bench. Barcelona are of course missing Lionel Messi after their star striker picked up a thigh injury over the weekend. Javier Mascherano and Jordi Alba were left behind as they both work back from hamstring problems, while Carles Puyol's knee is still not ready to go.
Projected lineups
Celtic: Frasier Forster, Adam Matthews, Efe Ambrose, Virgil van Dijk, Emilio Izaguirre, Scott Brown, Kris Commons, Charlie Mulgrew, Georgios Samaras, Anthony Stokes, Teemu Pukki.
Barcelona: Victor Valdés, Dani Alves, Marc Bartra, Gerard Piqué, Adriano, Sergio Busquets, Xavi Hernandez, Andres Iniesta, Pedro Rodriguez, Cesc Fabregas, Neymar.
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Andy Gray's termination from Sky Sports may be end this week's controversy surrounding the sexist remarks made by one of the game's most high profile pundits, which would be a shame, according to We Ain't Got No History's Graham MacAree. While Graham has been part of SB Nation Soccer's coverage of Sky Sports' decision, he has also been opining at our Chelsea community blog, pointing out that while the manner in which Gray's thoughts became available is suspect, that ill could be far outweighed by the benefits that've followed:
Frankly, despite being mildly appalled by the way the information came to light, I'm glad it has. Since we cannot trust football's old guard to police itself, it looks like the only way to actually get anything done about the fact that there's a culture of institutionalised everything-ism at the top of the game is to get the public interested in it. So, thanks, Andy. You've got us interested in exposing England's proud sporting culture for what it really is - a fetid swamp of prejudice that's stuck fifty years in the past.
Sky Sports was one day too late in firing Andy Gray. That Richard Keys still has a job hints that a certain level of sexism (one incident, surreptitiously exposed) is acceptable, ironic considering Sky used the term "unacceptable" when describing their views. And unfortunately, as Graham points out, the retaining of Keys may be but a footnote in the list of unacceptable aspects of English football culture implicitly highlighted by this incident.
It's a state of affairs Graham has no tolerance for, even if the Gray-Keys affair creates an opportunity to unveil the ills a "[f*cking] stupid" football culture. Vitriolic and with no taste for word-parsing, Graham lets loose his frustrations in a must read at We Ain't Got No History, SB Nation's Chelsea community blog.


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Diane Kruger attended the "Unknown" Premiere during the 61st Berlin International Film Festival at the Berlinale Palace in Germany on Friday night.
As we expected the German actress looked divine wearing a Chanel Pre-Fall 2011 dress.
Her purple asymmetrical flowing dress with embellished sleeve and bodice detail looked stunning on her.
This dress didn't immediately stand out as a red carpet look when it was presented. It wouldn't have even made it on my wish list, but Diane sprinkles a bit of magic and we have a BDOTW worthy look.
Her hair was styled perfectly with soft curls and she finished her look with statement earrings, a black clutch and Gucci Kelis suede & python ankle-strap platform sandals.
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The Deputy Prime Minister has risked criticism after using the word "fleeting" to describe an incident of alleged domestic violence between Nigella Lawson and her husband Charles Saatchi.
Asked on his LBC radio phone-in what his reaction would have been if he had been present during the alleged altercation, Nick Clegg urged caution because the details of the incident, for which Saatchi accepted a police caution for assault, were not clear.
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WashPost Buries Most of the Numbers Off Page One on Bad Obama Poll
Monday's Washington Post announces their new poll with ABC News with the headline "As gasoline prices rise, president's ratings fall." Reporters Dan Balz and Jon Cohen announce the bad news upfront that "a record number of Americans now give the president 'strongly' negative reviews" on the economy. But you'd have to turn inside for the real numbers, as the reporters clear their throats about the overall trends among the "steadily brightening employment picture."
The Post did note on the front page that "nearly two-thirds" of respondents disapproved of Obama's handling of gas prices (65 percent disapprove, 26 percent approve). On the Post website Monday morning, they encouraged people to read the comments, as they normally do, but with this pro-Obama commenter headline: "1,300+ comments: 'How exactly are rising gas prices Obama's fault?'"
The Post pollsters loaded their survey with that question: "Fifty percent of Americans see the Obama administration as having the power to do something about the cost of a gallon of gasoline; 45 percent say the administration has no such control."
This is how ABC and the Post relive the Jimmy Carter years. Liberals then always said gas lines and high prices were out of Carter's control. Then President Reagan came in and decontrolled oil prices and gas prices dropped dramatically.
The Post pollsters also loaded their survey by asking which party, Democrats or Republicans, "Cares more about issues that are especially important to women" -- code words for condoms and birth control pills. That was a 55-30 gap, Democrats over Republicans. They put that finding into their graphis on page A4.
Late in the story, Balz and Cohen note that although 61 percent favor the idea that "health insurance companies should cover the full cost of birth control for women," "support for complete contraceptive coverage [ahem, a MANDATE] declines when the issue of religion is factored into the decision. Asked about employers who have religious objections -- including affiliated hospitals and schools -- support is more evenly divided."
The Post headline didn't find room for the public's disapproval of Obama's handling (massive increasing) of the deficit, in paragraph number nine: "Obama's approval rating on the deficit hit an all-time low, with a slender 32 percent giving him positive marks. Among independents, 70 percent disapprove here, also a new high." (They left out of the article that overall disapproval is 63 percent.) The Post writers seemed shocked at the pessimism:
Friday's employment report showed a gain of 227,000 jobs in the past month, continuing an upward trend and offering the White House something positive to point to. Still, the survey — conducted Wednesday through Saturday — finds 59 percent of Americans giving Obama negative ratings on the economy, up from early last month. Now, 50 percent give him intensely low marks, the most yet in a Post-ABC News poll, and a jump of nine percentage points.
Memo to "Landslide George" Will: In the latest survey, both Republican front-runners are within the margin of error, with Romnney leading Obama 49-47 and Obama leading Santorum 49-46. Obama's overall job approval is 46 percent, with 50 percent disapproving, which no political consultant would tell you a "landslide" is on the horizon.
Obama's numbers also sunk on foreign policy. Approval of his handling of Afghanistan is now at 46 percent approve/47 percent disapprove. Balz and Cohen added "On Iran, a slim majority now disapproves of how he is dealing with the possibility of the country obtaining nuclear weapons."
It's correct that 52 percent disapprove -- but the article left out that only 36 percent approve of Obama's handling. That's less than the 38 percent who strongly disapprove of Obama's handling of Iran.
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"You can't be in if you ain't got that spin...
Submitted by MacWell on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 7:21am.
Isn't this getting into the theater of the absurd?
$5.00 per gal gas at the pumps is NOT going to be spun!
We the people must remove all of those who believe that America needs to be "fundamentally transformed"!
Americans need to be "fundamentally set free"
Vote em all out in November.
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Vote em all out in November.
Submitted by Huapakechi on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 9:31am.
But the damage and suffering they'll inflict between November and Inauguration could be insurmountable.
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That is my concern, too
Submitted by IgnatzJFahrquar on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 10:53am.
I've got a bad feeling that once Comrade Zero and his rabble realize that they are out they'll do enough sabotage to the economy and country that it will be hell to fix.
Actually, he and his ilk have done a fine job of that over the past 3 1/2 years.
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I have a couple questions
Submitted by mandrake on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 11:22am.
1) What makes you think the current crop of GOP contenders can defeat Obama? Doesn't look that way to me . Unless you have an open convention and bring back Palin..or someone else.
2) What damage could Obama do after November if he loses? He would be a 'lame duck' president. And the GOP controls the congress. So what could he do? Start another war?
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Submitted by Wrathful Brunette on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 11:49am.
Are you saying that you think Palin would beat Obama?
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Submitted by mandrake on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 11:53am.
I think she is smarter and has more charisma than Obama..if she was in, I'd place my money on her.
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~Then for once, we agree on something
Submitted by Wrathful Brunette on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 12:03pm.
We need a bottle of bubbly to celebrate!
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Palin beat "o"boy?
Submitted by Huapakechi on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 2:05pm.
She'd have beat him the first time if mccain and his campaign advisors had not deliberately sabotaged the campaign.
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~Even Palin can only drag a dead RINO so far
Submitted by Wrathful Brunette on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 2:07pm.
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Submitted by Unsane on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 12:09pm.
That's good enough for me, mandrake! Let's cancel the elections!
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Last I checked, mandrake, the
Submitted by killa37 on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 4:35pm.
Last I checked, mandrake, the GOP only 'controls' the house...............and a bunch of them are self-emasculated eunichs, unfortunatly. And the Senate is still under the rusty iron fist of Harry the Weasel, and there's a bunch of queebie-assed Republicans in there too. And on top of that, what does Boy Baraka need Congress for anyway - he's demonstrated time and time again that he will do, or try to do, anything he wants by some other method, of Congress doesn't let him have his way. I'd love for him to be a 'lame duck'...........although I'd change a letter in the second word..............and I still won't rule out the possibilty of him pulling a 'Putin', or instigating Martial Law, or suspending the elections, or some other scheme - if it looks like he lost, or is going to lose.
And don't discount 'starting another war', although this loony-tune in Afganistan yesterday threw a monkey-wrench (oh, was that a 'racist' statement) in that idea!!!
Nice to see that you've given some credit and respect to Sarah 'the idiot' Palin. And speaking of emasculation - I'm pretty sure that the Sarah-cuda could separate Boy Baraka's balls from his spindly legs quite handily, if they are still there, and not in some 'lockbox' in Moooooooooooooooochelle's hammock drawer - where she keeps her bikinis!!!
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"where she keeps her bikinis!!!".
Submitted by UpNorth on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 5:01pm.
Come on, Killa, that's an image you didn't have to put out there. My wife is now typing my posts, as I'm still waiting for the mind bleach to start working.
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Two issues
Submitted by Benjamin on Tue, 03/13/2012 - 8:42am.
make it mandatory that Obama be defeated:
(1) Obamacare. If Obama is reelected, we will never be rid of it. It will transform our society forever;
(2) Supreme Court appointments. No more for Obama, please.
There are many more issues, but those two are the most important to me.
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Go Louise GO!!
Submitted by Mrs. Vito on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 6:58pm.
And you can't buy nothing if you aint's got no jing!!!
Boot Obama's boney ass in November!
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"steadily brightening
Submitted by forest on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 8:10am.
"steadily brightening employment picture."
If a Republican president: "Unemployment stagnates in 8.3% quagmire. Anemic 'recovery' stalls. Right-wing pro fatcat policies fail."
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End of the tunnel?
Submitted by Huapakechi on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 9:26am.
That bright light might be an oncoming train.
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gas prices
Submitted by kinijane on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 8:39am.
How are rising gas prices Obama's fault......why, the same way they were Bush's fault.
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gas prices are not Obamas fault
Submitted by cocodrie on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 8:55am.
High gas prices are his creation and it is his intention to drive them to at least double what they are now. Wake up America.
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Fine by me~$
Submitted by GG_NB on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 8:58am.
If it takes high gas prices to get O out, then so be it.
"If not us, who? If not now, when?"
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What goes up, must come down
Submitted by DontFeedTheTrolls on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 8:59am.
Part of that rosy employment picture is the influx of people who prepare tax returns, with H&R Block being one of the biggest, if not the biggest (UPS hires more, maybe?) employer of part time people.
All of whom will be laid off mid April.
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No No No!
Submitted by Huapakechi on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 9:22am.
That's like comparing the increase in employment figures to the 'bump' that occurred during the census. You're not supposed to have the mental acuity to realize that temporary jobs do nothing for the long term economy.
Economics simplified
Capitalism: Looking for a black cat in a dark room.
Fascism: Using taspayer money to pay professional cat catchers to search in the wrong room.
Communism: Looking for a black cat in a dark room, but the cat is gone.
Chinese Communism: Looking for the cat in a dark room, no cat, and yelling "I've got it!" every few minutes.
"o"bamanism: Hold up a bag and declare "I've got the cat, but I won't show it to you."
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$5/gallon gasoline is a small price
Submitted by Free Stinker on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 9:57am.
$5/gallon gasoline is a small price to pay for getting rid of ObamAA+.
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Can only spin the gas price hike so much
Submitted by IgnatzJFahrquar on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 10:59am.
Bottom line is less money for the folks to put into what they want ... or need. Sour mood come November = problems for the Zero.
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Obama's policies have lead to higher gas prices...
Submitted by OxyCon on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 12:12pm.
Obama's policies have lead to higher gas prices which make it harder on working Moms to make ends meet.
If the Republicans are smart, this is the line of attack they should use. This election comes down to the White Female vote and Obama's efforts to make energy more expensive is hurting their pocketbooks.
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And here's an example, thanks
Submitted by Van Halen on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 12:23pm.
And here's an example, thanks to WaPo of what I've been saying all along:
No matter how much they lie and cheat and obfuscate to keep the numbers in Obama's favor, it all comes down to individual voters who are increasingly broke, unemployed, or on the battlefield.
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Poll Numbers
Submitted by mmilesll on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 1:00pm.
We all know that you can "read" whatever you want into poll numbers. The way the question is worded, the balance between Democrats and Republicans all affect the results. That having been said, the biggest problem is having "journalist" who already have an opinion on how the results should be exposed. Republicans have been rated lower on polls for years, yet the pollsters are never held to account. The economy is not in good shape or even growing, nobama can open drilling for oil and the pipeline and dramatically lower gas prices, the government can get out of trying to "improve" the housing market and the EPA can learn some self control. None of this will happen under his demolition of our economy. The poll numbers will show the economy improving and nothing will change that.
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There was even more bad news for Obama
Submitted by Conservator on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 1:37pm.
The Washington Post-ABC News poll was conducted by telephone March 7 to 10, 2012, among a random national sample of 1,003 adults. This group includes Democrats and Independents as well. Thus, Obama's problem with gasoline and economic policies is not just among GOP voters - it's ALL voters.
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Press hiding numbers on Obama failures
Submitted by Steve Cakouros on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 2:06pm.
The press thinks it has gotten away with something. It hasn't.
I assure you that when the Left really takes over the press will be the first to lose rights granted them by the Founders. But don't expect the Liberal press to admit their mistake when that happens.
Liberals are not good at facing facts. When confronted with the obvious they either grow silent or change the subject.
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An interesting fact....
Submitted by jdripper on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 4:25pm.
No President who is under the 50% approval Gallup/Rasmussen/Quinpiac/Pew polls at this time of their administration have ever been re-elected. Not one, nada, zip, nein, nope, ain't no way, ixnay, have any of them pulled it off.
I keep remembering all of the other great pronouncements from George Will. How Robert Dole would succeed Ronald Reagan in the White House. Let us not forget George H. W. Bush's marvelous second term. How Bob Dole could never win the GOP nomination. We all know the stirring speeches that President Gore gave on 9/13/2011 after the attacks. How can we forget the historic occurrence of our first woman President, Hillary Clinton with Vice President Barack Obama. The list of his accurate predictions is much shorter then his list of inaccuracies.
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I know that Lovie Smith made it clear in his press conference earlier in the week that he intended to play his starters. As we all know things can change throughout the week, which is why it is quite pleasant as a Giants fan to see this article published today, which makes it seem almost definite that the Bears are going to do their best to keep their rivals out of the postseason, whether or not the #1 overall seed is up for grabs.
Not only does it make sense to knock out a team so you don't have to play them for a 3rd time in one season, but if a team has already clinched a first round bye and the starters rest in week 17, thats almost 3 weeks of rest that the starters have. Seems like too much time in between playing football. I feel like Devin Hester said it best:
"You don't want to sit out three weeks," receiver Devin Hester said. "That's a long time for a player to sit out, and not really get in the game atmosphere and the conditioning. Knowing that we've got a bye week the following week, I would love to go out and play the whole game, finish out, and make sure I stay on my keys and points, and make sure I'm in top shape when the playoffs start."
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And people who say stuff like that are narrow-minded. One could easily say that one that believes in God are so gullible. But since no one can prove that ghosts or God DOES or DOESN'T exist (there's more evidence of ghosts than actual evidence of God, by the way) it's all about faith and belief. Some people, even with proof staring them in the face, still will not believe, no matter what. So to each his or her own.
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Last night, I wasn't really in the mood to do much questing so I thought I'd see if I could track down Patrannache. I'd heard he was the toughest tame in Pandaria so I was up for another challenge after my first Hunter tame the other night. Now I knew his tracks would be small but I didn't expect them to be THAT minuscule (although it does make sense when you think about it). Not only that but he tends to zigzag quite a bit along his route.
My attention peaked when I picked up his trail just outside Stoneplow. I had read that his track also runs backwards so when I found his first footprint, I was sure to zoom in to see which direction his print was facing. His footprint was headed toward Nesingwary's Safari so I followed another track in the opposite direction. This led me to the stone path leading out of Stoneplow. Unfortunately, that's where I lost the trail as the tracks were so hard to see (even with my environmental detail and ground clutter turned down). So I hung around the marsh area for about an hour riding around and circling back. In the meantime, I read that he walks extra slowly but I was a little unsure of his exact route – short of watching the video as I still couldn't watch any youtube videos (for some reason) on the laptop.
After about an hour, I gave up and went to bed thinking I'd try again later. Today I logged in after watching Euphy's pathing video on my phone and tried again – working backwards from the marsh area. No luck. The only thing I could think to do was to go back to where I'd seen his tracks last night and wait – just outside Stoneplow. OMG! I picked up another track. Geez, they are tiny!
As I zoomed in, I was able to pick up the next three tracks picking him up in my second flare attempt. Unlike Savage, Patrannache turned around while I was taming him but before I knew it he was mine.
Now to pick a name.
By the way, what's with the ugly Hunter quest reward set, pls tell me it gets better by the time I'm 90.
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Out of all the unique hunter pets in Mists, I only had eyes for one – Savage. I read about him during the beta and thought he had the most gorgeous skin. In fact, there was a day I had a dig around The Arboretum when I noticed an Alliance Hunter standing in a nearby spot shooting a flare into the distance. I was wondering why she was doing this as she proceeded to do this for about a minute, not moving from that very spot. It was only after I read Euphy's post a few days later that I realised the significance of what I'd witnessed.
I was so happy that Blizzard decided to implement such a thing for hunters as I've always loved the thought of taming that elusive rare. Even when they added the Crystalline Tear of Loyalty in Cataclysm, that didn't necessarily stop non-hunters from killing those highly sought-after hunter companions. But I guess 25G was reason enough to kill a silver dragon…
Tonight I decided to finally try to seek out Savage's tracks flying straight to The Arboretum. I started by following his route on the marked map I had, although I did try looking up Euphy's video but for some reason YouTube was having loading issues. I kept getting "An error has occurred. Please try again later" message, even after trying a number of other videos.
So I went back to WoWHead following his entire path (each way) and reading what the latest comments were. The most important thing I noticed was his path tracking backwards. Note that this will be fixed in 5.1 as it's been tested on the PTR already. I decided to stop at one of the confirmed co-ordinates reading through the comments for about 5mins when I decided to follow his path from Emperor's Omen going towards Greenstone Village. Once I reached the end of the path, I headed back in the other direction. As I neared the Greenstone Mason's Quarter, I noticed the first bloody track on the ground – hovering over the object to be sure of what it was. I couldn't believe I had found a track!
I had already turned down my environment detail and ground clutter so the only thing I had to do now was follow his track backwards. I saw about five tracks ahead of me before I tried a flare on the path leading to the mine. He appeared right where my flare was so I quickly threw a Hunter's Mark on him. Before I could tame him though, I had to abandon my throwaway silkworm. I didn't even bother to shoot him with anything and he didn't even turn around until the tame was complete.
He's such an exceptional looking pet with the stark white coat and piercing blue eyes that I'll probably be using him for my last three levels and beyond! :D
Hunter Pets of Pandaria12
I've fallen in love with a lot of the creatures in Pandaria, particularly from a Hunter's perspective, although many (like the cats) are just gorgeous to look at. I previously uploaded all of the ones I've come across in my travels which you can find in my Wildlife of Pandaria gallery.
I'm looking forward to taming one of the new cats but with so many colours, it's hard to decide which one I'll end up getting. Here are just a few of them.
There will be six new pet families available to Hunters in Mists.
Some of the Basilisks in Old Azeroth will be included in the six colours tameable, including Stranglethorn Vale. The one below may be found in The Jade Forest.
There are six colours roaming around Pandaria – black, blue, brown, green, pink and white. However, only three of these appear to be tameable.
They don't really appeal to me but maybe they do to you.
There are four colour variations in the game right now – blue, grey, red and white.
Last night, Coolidge logged onto the beta to find that an Alliance hunter had tamed one of the Terracotta Guardians. They are classified as exotic (being Elementals) but how cool would it be to have one of your own? Blizzard seems to be in the process of working out how they want them to look as their skeleton has changed a couple of times now, they previously looked like a lion with the sleek neck.
Water Striders
Another exotic tame, these pets look just like the mount you'll get from The Anglers rep. This family also includes the Fen Striders and other look-alike creatures from Outlands.
So hunter lovers, who are you looking to tame?


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AP Govt to conduct land survey
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Hyderabad , May 4
THE State Government has taken up a massive exercise to conduct a comprehensive land survey in the State and increase value of land at realistic levels.
In an interview to Business Line, Mr Dharmana Prasada Rao, Minister for Revenue, Relief and Rehabilitation, said the survey, once completed, would trigger growth in economic activity.
"Once clear identification and ownership of land is done, it will lead to increased business and industrial activity as investors can use that land as collateral security. Also, the survey would settle disputes and more land is released to the market," he said.
Absence of basic records resulted in a plethora of problems. The worst hit was several Government programmes targeted at specific groups. Usually, a survey was conducted every 40 years.
The Integrated Land Information System was launched in Nizamabad district as a pilot project a few months ago.
"The Rs 20-crore pilot would be completed in two years. This will give us a model that can be replicated elsewhere. Once the pilot is over, it will take a year to complete the survey in the rest of the State," the Minister said.
The whole exercise was expected to cost Rs 200-300 crore. Simultaneously, the Government decided to increase land values to make them realistic. "On the other hand, we will reduce relevant taxes and fee proportionately. We have started an initiative this year and we hope to complete the process in five years," he said.
"There won't be any across-the-board raise in land value. Officials would take into consideration several factors in deciding the value in a particular place," Mr Prasada Rao said.
On other measures, the Minister said the Government would reorganise mandals and other revenue units based on the 2001 census. "We will do that after the completion of reorganisation of Assembly and Lok Sabha constituencies," he said.
He said the Government had put the NALA (Non Agricultural Land Assessment) tax in abeyance.
For conversion of agricultural land for industrial use, the Government had started collecting a one-time fee. A draft bill, which was under way, would take a final view on this aspect.
The Government also set up a Cabinet Sub-committee to suggest ways to revamp the revenue administration at the grassroot levels to satisfy the needs of revenue consumers.
The Revenue Department registered collections of Rs 1,875 crore against a target of Rs 1,800 crore during 2004-05 through stamps and registration activity. The department projected a growth of 8.33 per cent for the current year.
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August 18, 2006
Pope Air Force Base - With the pass of a flag at Pope Air Force Base in North Carolina, Moody Air Base began its 3 year transition.
Moody is phasing out it's Air Education and Training Command Mission and bringing in A-10 "Flying Tigers" and the 23rd Fighter Group. "By moving the A-10's at Pope Air Base down to Moody Air Force Base allows us to more efficiently and effectively align our future units so we can be more effective," said Lt. Gen. Gary North, 9th Air Force Commander.
These changes are part of a Military wide budget cut known as the Base Realignment and Closure Round. "It's all part of the shuffle if you will so we can align properly and we can enhance our position on what we need to do in the global war on terror," Lt. Gen. North added.
In this realignment, some planes and personnel at Moody will be moved to bases in Mississippi and Texas. The 48 A-10's currently based here at Pope Air Base will begin their realignment to Moody next year.
These "flying tigers" will play an important role to Moody's search and rescue team by offering protection to airmen on the ground. "They'll fly a fourship of A-10's escorting two HH-60 Pave Hawks behind enemy lines in order to do a search and rescue mission," said Col. Joe Callahan, 347th Rescue Wing Commander.
These changes have made Moody one of the most desirable bases in the Air Force. "I've talked to several of my friends and they're all like...how do I get to Moody? Some of them are actually putting in an assignment to go overseas to Korea so they can put in for a following assignment to get to Moody," said Sgt. Jeff Andrews, Assistant Tech Chief at Pope.
Once the transition is complete, the new 23rd Wing at Moody will be the only active-duty combat search and rescue wing in the Air Force.
Moody's current 347th Rescue Wing will deactivate October 1. The A-10's will begin to arrive in Valdosta in 2007 through 2009.
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Miranda Devine
There are worse things for unborn babies than Chrissie Swan smoking
Miranda Devine –, Sunday, February, 10, 2013, (8:18am)
CHRISSIE Swan is one of the new crop of instant B-grade celebrities whose fame has come through just being themselves on reality TV.
In her case she was a runner up on Big Brother.
As a rare "plus size" celebrity, the 39-year-old won a loyal following which catapulted her into a job hosting her own morning TV talk show, the Circle, now defunct, as well as a gig as a Jenny Craig spokesmodel.
But now she is in the news for all the wrong reasons - photographed by paparazzi smoking a cigarette in her car during her third pregnancy.
In a tearful confession on Melbourne radio last week Swan said: 'I have struggled terribly with totally giving up cigarettes since I found out I was pregnant".
Outrage and condemnation ensued, with twitter abuse so virulent Swan shut down her account.
Swan's parenting skills again were called into question, less than a year after she was criticized for having a child who is overweight, a fact she volunteered after posing with him for a photograph in the Australian Women's Weekly.
Obviously, it would be better for her unborn child if it wasn't getting nicotine and carbon monoxide mixed in with its oxygen. Clearly, pregnant women shouldn't smoke, and community disapproval has a role in limiting the practice.
But for those few who persist in risking the odd "sneaky cigarette" it's a matter for their own conscience.
And the fact is that in previous eras, women puffed away like chimneys throughout pregnancy with no obvious ill effects on the ensuing generation.
There is a famously evocative photograph of Jacqueline Kennedy in 1960, eight months pregnant and smoking while reading a book on the back of a yacht. Her baby grew up to be the strapping John Jnr, as perfect a specimen of manhood as ever existed.
Frankly, there are worse things for unborn children. Like abortion. But not so many people complain about that.
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This draft should be an easy one for Scott Pioli and the Kansas City Chiefs. The free agents already added, particularly Winston, Hillis and Routt, now allow the team to draft with an eye toward adding to strengths instead of fixing weaknesses. After Pioli's successful start to free agency, this roster now has fewer holes than just about any team in the AFC. Here's what I would do in the draft to put the final pieces in place for a successful 2012 season.
With the 11th overall pick, the Chiefs should select David DeCastro of Stanford. I understand the argument to wait and get a very guard a little later, but I see this as a rare opportunity (picking higher than we should be after the bad breaks of '11) to add an extraordinary player with almost no bust potential at a position of need. The Chiefs are clearly a team that has needed to get better in the trenches for a long time and DeCastro, the best player available, is the correct choice.
Now I believe the attention should turn to the defense. With the 44th pick, the Chiefs will have a great opportunity to add talent to a defense that must gear up in order to play the style of ball they seem to want to play. I believe the pick here should be the best available 3-4 defensive end, a strong position in this draft and an area of need for Romeo's defense.
Personally, I would like to see Glen trade at some point before the preseason, though I doubt we will see that. Glen is a great teammate and a solid player but I believe the Chiefs need a bigger, stronger, more explosive presence starting at end in order to be a complete defense. In any case, Dorsey probably will not be back after his contract runs up in a year, so it is time to get his eventual replacement, who may be an upgrade even as a rookie.
The best 3-4 DE prospects this year are Cox of Miss State, Brockers of LSU and Still of Penn State. But two other guys I love are Connecticut's Kendall Reyes and Cincinnati's Derek Wolfe. They both have the ideal size that Dorsey lacks- at least 6-4, 295- to go along with on-field production and impressive combines. Reyes's stock is higher right now and, though things can change, I feel like the Chiefs would be lucky to have him fall to 44 while picking Wolfe there might be seen as a reach. Either guy, however, would fit my plan just fine.
Next, the Chiefs need to look at the secondary, and the third round is the perfect time to get a safety. The team is in a great position here to be able to add a pretty high end player purely for depth/and or special packages. In this scenario, the Chiefs would have their pick of some real quality safeties. Check out scouting reports for guys like Martin of Okla. State, Taylor from LSU, Allen of South Carolina or Trumaine Johnson of Montana, who has apparently drawn interest from the club. Each of these guys have some different strengths and weaknesses, but it seems like any of them would give terrific depth and talent to the back end.
With their remaining picks, the Chiefs could to in many different directions. I'm not going to project any more beyond the third round, for a few reasons. But I will say a couple more things about the draft plan above. You'll notice there is no nose tackle. That is because I think Jerrell Powe can be the starter. Imagine for a moment if Powe played at Alabama or LSU last season. I think it's a pretty safe bet that he would be considered a potential first-round nose tackle. Powe has now been in the Chiefs' program for a year and with a full preseason should be ready physically and mentally to take his talents to the field. I believe a front-3 of Jackson/Powe/2nd Rounder would give us so much physical potential (in addition to what is around them) that we would finally start seeing some collapsing pockets and pressure from the down linemen. Adding Antonio Garay to pair with Powe could be the final free-agency master stroke by Pioli, although they might be content with Amon Gordon as the sub NT.
I followed similar logic in declining to address middle linebacker. I don't think the value is there, unless they like the idea of getting Hightower in round 2. I could go along with that, but would rather have Belcher/Siler plus a real 3-4 DE (not a slam on Bailey by the way, but I'm not certain on him as a 3-4 starter and they still need another one of those body types). Another area of need in my opinion is cornerback, as you can never have too many sticky cover guys in today's game. The reason I didn't go that way here is because I feel that Arenas is still improving plus the fact that they took Jalil Brown in the 4th last year. Still, they might want to consider another corner in the middle rounds. Other positions they should target in the middle-late rounds: WR, OT, HB and LB.
I don't post a lot but am familiar with a lot of the frequent posters, and I especially like the Xs and Os stuff that some of you guys put up. What do you think of my (unintentionally long) plan?


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Pima County Sheriff's Deputies are hoping to keep children safe while walking to school. For two weeks special enforcements were placed in school zones across Tucson.
Keeping children safe is the number one goal here. School zones are one of the busiest areas and one of the most common places for accidents to happen.
That is why PCSD placed special enforcement around 60 school zones across town for two weeks.
Deputies were out in the morning and the afternoon as kids went to and from school.
What they found was a lot of speeders. Deputies say they wrote over 450 speeding tickets during this deployment.
The number one excuse from drivers was that they didn't see the school sign posted; others simply missed the posted signs because they were in a hurry.
So deputies want to remind everyone to watch out for school zone signs and slow down to help keep kids and parents out in the crosswalks safe; remember as well that fines are doubled in school zones.
During these deployments deputies discover illegal activity including drug violations, weapons and other crimes.
PCSD says they will continue to monitor school zones with periodic deployments.
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