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According to an article posted on the L.A. Times website yesterday, Supreme Court is likely to rule on Prop. 8, DOMA on Wednesday, it seems these major cases will be decided today amid "a media frenzy."
The court issued a major ruling striking down part of the 1965 Voting Rights Act, and two smaller cases involving property rights and adoption rights.
But the most intensely awaited decisions will be handed down on the last day of the term amid what is likely to be a media frenzy.
Those cases are expected to decide the constitutionality of Proposition 8, the California referendum banning gay marriage, and a key section of the Defense of Marriage Act, the federal law that blocks legally married gay couples from receiving federal benefits.
To say this is a big deal is a gross understatement. It's nerve-wracking, quite frankly. But we've come a long way.
Retired call girl and blogger Maggie McNeill also retweeted a story I'd never heard before until yesterday. In Remembering the UpStairs Lounge: The U.S.A.'s Largest LGBT Massacre Happened 40 Years Ago Today, writer "Terry Firma" recalls the 1973 horror.
That Sunday, dozens of members of the Metropolitan Community Church (MCC), the nation's first gay church, founded in Los Angeles in 1969, got together [at the Upstairs Lounge] for drinks and conversation. It seems to have been an amiable group. The atmosphere was welcoming enough that two gay brothers, Eddie and Jim Warren, even brought their mom, Inez, and proudly introduced her to the other patrons. Beer flowed. Laughter filled the room.
Just before 8:00p, the doorbell rang insistently. To answer it, you had to unlock a steel door that opened onto a flight of stairs leading down to the ground floor. Bartender Buddy Rasmussen, expecting a taxi driver, asked his friend Luther Boggs to let the man in. Perhaps Boggs, after he pulled the door open, had just enough time to smell the Ronsonol lighter fluid that the attacker of the UpStairs Lounge had sprayed on the steps. In the next instant, he found himself in unimaginable pain as the fireball exploded, pushing upward and into the bar.
The ensuing 15 minutes were the most horrific that any of the 65 or so customers had ever endured — full of flames, smoke, panic, breaking glass, and screams.
MCC assistant pastor George "Mitch" Mitchell escaped, but soon returned to try to rescue his boyfriend, Louis Broussard. Both died in the fire, their bodies clinging together in death, like a scene from the aftermath of Pompeii.
The story recalls the events that transpired after the tragedy; how bodies went unclaimed and churches refused to bury or memorialize the dead.
When the Rev. William Richardson, of St. George's Episcopal Church, agreed to hold a small prayer service for the victims, about 80 people attended, but many more complained about Richardson to Iveson Noland, the Episcopalian bishop of New Orleans. Noland reportedly rebuked Richardson for his kindness, and the latter received volumes of hate mail.
There is a saying, "You will not be punished for your anger, you will be punished by your anger." Hate is a kind of disease. It's a tragic fate for anyone consumed by it. We've come a long way but we have a long way to go, still. Regardless of your religious beliefs and personal issues, it is not okay to legislate people's rights away. Proposition 8 is an embarrassment. I don't pray in the traditional sense, but I do make deep, meditative wishes and I really hope decisions made today bring us closer to eliminating blind hate for what is simply the basic human need to express love and ceremoniously celebrate it with loved ones.
* Watch the trailer for the forthcoming documentary about the UpStairs Lounge Massacre here.
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Updated July 11, 2013: According to court documents the attorney for a man sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole has filed an appeal of the sentence.
Last month a jury found Dustin Boggs guilty of first degree murder in he death of his ex-girlfriend, Danyel Borden. The jury recommended a sentence of life in prison with the possibility of parole. Earlier this month a judge accepted the sentencing recommendation.
Updated July 5, 2013: A man accused of killing his ex-girlfriend in Ottawa County, Oklahoma is sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole.
On Friday the judge accepted that sentencing recommendation from the jury.
Last month Dustin Boggs was found guilty of first degree murder.
The jury convicted Boggs for the 2012 shooting and stabbing death of Danyel Borden.
A witness testified that he was with the couple the night of the murder and saw Boggs stab and fire shots at Borden.
Updated June 20, 2013: Ottawa County jurors have found Dustin Boggs guilty in the death of his ex-girlfriend, Danyel Borden.
Jurors recommended a life sentence with a chance of parole.
CORRECTION: We initially reported there was no chance of parole but that is incorrect. The jury recommended a life sentence with a chance of parole.
Updated June 19, 2013: The prosecution and defense have rested in the case of a man accused of killing his ex-girlfriend in Ottawa County, Oklahoma.
Dustin Boggs is charged with first degree murder in the death of Danyel Borden, 21 of California.
Arturo Council took the stand on Tuesday, saying he was driving the car with Borden in the front passenger seat, and Boggs in the back seat. Council says he slammed on the brakes when Borden screamed for help and that Boggs was trying to wrap something around her neck. Council claims Borden escaped but Boggs chased her down, stabbed her, and fired shots at her.
During Wednesday's testimony Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation serologist J.D. Linstolrom explained how they collected blood-like stains from the car used, as well as clothing, a knife and gun, found at the scene.
OSBI lab analyst Joseph Orecutt then took the stand, saying blood from Borden was found on Boggs' jeans and shoes. Borden's blood was also found on the back of the shirt of the driver of the vehicle, Council. Borden's blood was also found on the lower part of Council's pants. The expert says Borden's DNA was found on the gun. However, Orecutt says DNA from Boggs and Borden were not found on the knife. Council could not be excluded but the expert says the probability the blood on the knife was Council's was not very high.
Oklahoma state medical examiner Dr. Joshua Lantern took the stand, saying during the autopsy it was determined Borden had been hit by a car, but that was not the cause of her death. Dr. Lantern says Borden had three stab wounds to her neck. It was also determined Borden had been shot in the face from about a foot and a half away.
An OSBI firearms and ammunition expert, Alan Henry, took the stand and says through their tests they determined the bullet and gun casings found at the scene matched the gun found at the scene.
The defense then called their first witness, Donna Shirley, who was a friend of Danyel Borden and Arturo Council, and the owner of the car and gun.
Shirley testified the day of Borden's death she had recieved a text from Borden earlier in the day. Borden wanted to take a shower at her place but she never showed up. Later that day, Shirley says she and Council picked up Boggs, and the two men dropped her off at an area Walmart.
Shirley says when the two men returned later she noticed Boggs had blood on his hands and clothes.
In her original statement to police Shirley had told police Council was not there, but in her second statement to police she said he was. The defense asked her about this and she said she couldn't remember.
Shirley says the night before the murder, Boggs had went into the garage, but she did not give him permission to leave with the car the day of the murder.
The defense's final witness was Ron Shirley, Donna's ex-husband. He says the day of the murder Donna called to tell him the car had been stolen from Walmart and the gun was inside the locked glovebox.
However, on Tuesday, during Council's testimony, he pointed out himself, Boggs and Shirley, on Walmart video leaving in the vehicle.
Closing statements are scheduled to begin Thursday at 9 a.m. Jury deliberation will follow.
Updated June 18, 2013: An Oklahoma state investigator takes the stand in the case a man accused of killing his ex-girlfriend in Ottawa County.
On Monday both sides gave their opening statements.
On Tuesday, Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigations agent Brad Green described the scene where he found a bloody hand print, shoe, as well as two live rounds and two spent shell casings.
Arturo Council also took the stand today. Council said today he was driving the car with the suspect in the back and victim in the passenger seat. He says he slammed on the brakes when Borden screamed for help and that Boggs was trying to wrap something around her neck.
Council claims Borden escaped but Boggs chased her down, stabbed her, and fired shots at her.
The defense is arguing the witnesses is unreliable because he admitted to initially lying to police.
The prosecution is seeking life in prison with the jury deciding on the option of parole.
Updated June 17, 2013: A murder trial begins for a man accused of killing his ex-girlfriend in Ottawa County, Oklahoma.
Both sides gave their opening statements on Monday with the prosecution saying "this is a story about rage - the defendant murdered Danyel Borden in extremely brutal fashion."
The investigation began nearly a year ago when Borden's body was discovered along an Ottawa County road.
In the preliminary hearing a witness says he was driving a car with the suspect and victim in the back seat when Boggs attacked Borden. The witness claims Borden escaped from the car, but that Boggs chased her down, stabbed her and fire shots at her.
Updated June 19, 2012: A northeast Oklahoma suspect appears in court and remains in jail.
On Monday, Dustin Everett Boggs, 24, was in court on a charge of first degree murder.
Boggs is accused murdering Danyel Borden, 21, on Thursday (June 14).
Borden is from California and on June 14 a passerby discovered her body, with obvious signs of trauma, lying in the middle of a paved road just north of Quapaw, Oklahoma.
That night OSBI agents and Ottawa County deputies arrested Boggs, the victims ex-boyfriend.
Boggs is scheduled to appear in court on June 28.
No bond has been set.
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With the state of flux that is the "Big XII" and the recent win over the Hawkeyes, I wanted to write up a piece as to why I am a fan of Iowa State Athletics. I seriously considered writing for this blog when they were looking for writers. Shit, as much time as I waste playing Call of Duty, I have the time, but I've never been overly confident of my writing. You see, I'm not even an Iowa State alum. I haven't taken one single class in Ames, but cardinal and gold is as dear to me as the purple and gold of the Vikings, and the white and black of the Sox.
I grew up 15 minutes outside of Ames and when my father took a job working at Iowa State University as an avid sports fan himself he bought season tickets for Iowa State basketball on a regular basis(Iowa State football in the late 80's was horrific, we went to games, but few and far between). Ever since, I've been a Cyclone. I will always remember the excitement of divvying up the games between my two older siblings. Being the youngest, they smartly chose games such as Missourri and Kansas while I picked games against the likes of Marathon Oil. I must have thought it was a cool name, who knows. I may have missed out on the chance to see the heated games against the Norm Stewart lead Tigers, but I didn't care. Any chance to experience the magic that is Hilton was enough for me. Terry Woods, Victor Alexander and Justus Thigpen became heroes to me as a child. I still rock the 24 in most of my handles. I'll never forget they way Hilton erupted when the announcer exclaimed, "there is Justus in the building!" It was electric.
I saved and still have to this day every single game program from 87-91. Must be the archivist in me. That's why seeing Nebraska and Colorado from the old Big 8 bolt for the "Big 10" and Pac 12 was so difficult. A part of my inner child died when that happened. I don't know what's going to happen to our current conference. More than likely it will dissolve and Iowa State will be left scrambling. It's going to be sad day, but no matter what, I will always be a Cyclone. Who knows, maybe the "Big 10" will miraculously let us in. That's about the longest shot, but it sure would piss off Iowa fans and I could handle that.
Hawkeye fans will deride us for our choice of teams. Claim we have an inferiority complex. Well, truth be told, we are inferior, athletically and academically. Money talks, and Iowa has much much more. They also offer more academically beyond Iowa State's agricultural school with the likes of medicine and law. More donors, more money, better athletics. Cut and dried. But you know what, I don't care. I love being the underdog. I love taking on teams that are able to recruit 4 and 5 star athletes, and beating them. That's what being a Cyclone is all about. We won't contend for national titles, but we play for the pride and I think there is something inherently special about that. A victory over U of I is always sweet, any Cyclone victory is. Some Hawkeye fans may try to dismiss the game as unimportant and wish to trash the rivalry for good, but I know deep down they get extra satisfaction in beating us, just as we do them.
So as the football season continues along and eventually runs into basketball and wrestling. I sit back and enjoy being a Cyclone fan. Whether we are FBS, FCS, or FML...I'll always be cardinal and gold.
In addendum: I look forward to the transition of the new blog here. I know State doesn't have the greatest athletics, but I've been a bit disappointed in the lack of passion shown here on the website. It's usually the same few posting and commenting. I don't expect the numbers that professional team's blogs or BHGP can put up, but I hope to see the fan base on here grow. Living in Maryland now I don't get to hang around any Cyclone fans anymore, so this is it. Hopefully the new blog can generate some growth on here.
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When you think of destination restaurants in Los Angeles, what do you imagine? Spago? Providence? The Bazaar? How about an actual destination destination like bashi at the Terranea Resort, former home of L.A.'s long gone Marineland of the Pacific aquatic theme park?
Terranea offers a few dining options, but bashi fits best with the Palos Verdes Peninsula's Japanese farming heritage, offering a contemporary, pan-Asian restaurant with killer panoramic views of the coast and regal Catalina Island crowning the distant waters.
bashi's radish & apple kimchi whetted the appetite with a mix of spicy, sweet, and pungent flavors, with almost identical crispy textures from the daikon and fruit. This is Korean-style kimchi at its most refreshing.
The classic Vietnamese shrimp & taro spring roll was light and crispy, but durable enough to contain a cord of bean thread noodles, scallions, wood ear mushrooms, chunks of shrimp, and mashed taro root. The earthy and sweet filling was sweetened further with a cool nước chấm dipping sauce.
Al dente is the ideal point of doneness for Italian pasta, but for Chinese noodles it's called simply "Q." bashi's Shanghai-style garlic noodles achieved this perfect, springy chewiness, and every mouthful was thick with smoky garlic, onion, bean sprouts, shiitake mushrooms, and peppers. (Take your protein pick of beef, chicken, or shrimp.)
The baby back pork ribs marinate in a nectarous hoisin sauce for 24 hours before being slow cooked for another four, resulting with meat so tender, it literally peeled off the bone with chopsticks. Yes, chopsticks! And the mini mound of pickled cabbage on the side tamed the sweetness of the ribs while adding a nice crunch to the dish.
bashi, 100 Terranea Way, Rancho Palos Verdes
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Was once again pleased as punch w my pick 2 at First Watch. Ate a cup of delicious vegetable soup and 1/2 an Al B Core tuna salad sandwich. Also enjoyed a lovely cup of coffee and cranberry orange muffin for dessert. It's a lunch stop that I look forward to each time I'm in the Springdale/Tri County area.
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Couldn't ask for a nicer, cleaner, friendlier place for breakfast or lunch. This particular restaurant (part of a chain) is the best of the lot in the Cincinnati Area.
The wait staff is the best, particularly Mike. Tracey who is manager, cook, and hostess, is always friendly, regardless of how many folks are lined up out the door on Sunday...
wearybuckeye - We are honored to be the first on your mind when you're thinking breakfast! It's great to hear the whole family enjoys our friendly service, extensive menu and tasty food. Thank you for all your visits and we look forward to seeing you again soon!
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This was my first experience at a First Watch restaurant and it certainly won't be my last. Everything here is fresh and the service was outstanding. Everyone from the greeter, to the server, to the busboys had smiles on their faces. If you're looking for breakfast or a weekend brunch, this is a great, healthy option.
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As the deadline looms, and the Rangers evidently have a few options they're pursuing for relief help, let's use this thread for any/all trade deadline discussion until something happens. A rumor or two from this morning below:
From MLBTR (11:19 AM):
The Rangers are pursuing White Sox reliever Matt Thornton, tweets Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports, and the Sox want starter Derek Holland in return. He adds that the Rangers would only move Holland for Thornton if the White Sox expanded the deal to include a starter such as John Danks. That'd make for an interesting story, with Sox GM Kenny Williams having stolen Danks from the Rangers in '06 for Brandon McCarthy.
Holland, a 24-year-old southpaw, is under team control through 2015. Danks, meanwhile, is a free agent after the 2012 season. Thornton will be signed through '14 if his club option is exercised.
Additionally, we all know more or less where we're at with Bell/Adams. Nothing new as of this morning (since Jamey's morning Trot Coffey, etc.)


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People often think that nobody cares about the female divisions and that they aren't draws, that nobody will pay to see them. If I'm being honest, I'd mostly agree. It's not that women don't have the potential to be big draws (I actually think they have more potential than most men), it's just that the UFC and Strikeforce haven't really invested enough in them to see returns.
I started on this line of thinking when I heard Ronda say this:
My reflex was to think: "Keep" bringing them in? Her last fight against Julia Budd was the least watched Strikeforce event ever, and she was featured as the co-main event. Never mind paying to see her fight, people barely tuned in for free to watch her.
But there's some dishonesty in that thinking. It hardly tells the whole story.
First, after her fight with Budd she had around 7k twitter followers. Now she has 22k and gaining more every day. She's been relentless with interviews and become a (somewhat) hot topic on the online MMA news sites. There's a new piece or video on Ronda almost every few days.
Second, while women may not be big draws, pretty much nobody in Strikeforce is a big draw.
Who do you think has the most twitter followers in the Strikeforce roster? Here's a list of some of the bigger names:
Gina Carano - 58k (If you want to count her)
Miesha Tate - 33k
Gilbert Melendez - 26k
Keith Jardine - 25k
Ronda Rousey - 22k
Josh Barnett - 21k
Cristiane Santos - 18k
Herschel Walker - 14k
King Mo - 13k
Dan Cormier - 13k
Tim Kennedy - 12k
Bigfoot Silva - 11k
Cavalcante - 8k
Sarah Kaufman - 8k
Tyrone Woodley - 7k
Luke Rockhold - 6k
KJ Noons - 6k
Carmouche - 3k
If using twitter as a measuring stick (I know it's not close to perfect, but there's correlation between twitter followers and public interest) Miesha Tate and Gina Carano are Strikeforce's biggest names. I guarantee Ronda will have just as many followers after she fights Miesha on March 3rd.
Gilbert Melendez is the only fighter with significant followers that isn't a product of the Zuffa hype machine. It's important to know that very few fighters are actually making Zuffa significant money. The UFC basically headlines a card with a couple of bigger names that people will be willing to see, and once those headliners have brought an audience in they are then exposed to an undercard filled with names they've never seen. Hopefully through some neat pre-fight packages and good fights the audience will grow to like one or two new fighters they had never seen before.
The more cards they buy the more new names they grow to love the more cards they'll want to see (provided those names are on separate cards).
The women have hardly had this opportunity. They haven't had the UFC's audience, they haven't had as many fights to present themselves (If I remember correctly Strikeforce had 15 female fights this last year. That's nothing!), most 'journalists' don't bother doing the legwork to learn and publicize the stories of each female fighter.
Instead of trying to create and present stars (I use that term loosely considering its a "star" within a small MMA online community) with interesting stories that will create hits they just wait for a female to make significant noise and then do what they can to capitalize on it (like with Ronda). Everyone wants to pick the apples from the tree but nobody wants to plant any seeds.
I'm actually kinda surprised the Women have done so well for themselves. I now believe the Women are Strikeforce's biggest asset. Now that they've been bought out by Zuffa hopefully they'll get promoted like they deserve.
The more I learn about the female divisions the more I'm convinced if they were shuffled into the UFC they would do just fine. I'd also be interested to see if a major mma news website could create a star out of a nobody.


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Which artists have inspired you the most in your work thus far?
Zach Mueller is by far one of my favorite card mechanics out there. His ability to act care free and not take his work too seriously, yet continue to produce incredible effects and flourishes is a model I hope to follow myself. And like the majority of magicians and flourishers out there I idolize the Buck Brothers. Their work is absolutely mind blowing to the highest degree.
What advice would you give to new performers just starting today?
Practice. I know that may sound cliche but it is probably the most important thing to do if you want to be good at magic or anything for that matter. I know a lot of times I feel as if I get into a rut of sorts where I don't have any new ideas or inspiration. If that happens, don't worry, it will come. Go do something that relaxes you and gets your mind clear. From there, just do what feels right.
Or at least thats what has worked for me.
How often do you practice - how do you keep your skills (and mind) sharp?
Every day. Usually it's when I get home from school or when I'm watching TV before bed. I would say I spend about 1-2 hours a day just playing around with cards and magic in general. That number increases to about 3-4 hours in the summer when I have a lot more time off.


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When most people think of the Big Ten they think of "Three yards and cloud of dust" type offenses and while a lot of the newer coaches in the league have brought the spread offense to Big Ten country the running game is still king in these parts, so what better way to start my rankings of each of the position groups, right?
Hey, it's better than just throwing out the special teams as a teaser for you, no? So, as we go through each position group sit back and enjoy the ride through Big Ten country with us.
1. Wisconsin: How do you lose the all-time leading TD man in FBS history and still rank as the best running back unit in the Big Ten? Simple, you have the 2nd leading active rusher in the FBS back in James White (who also happens to have a career rushing average of 6.1 yards a carry on 422 carries). Oh, and then there's the guy who needed all of nine carries to rack up over 200 yards rushing against Nebraska in that crazy Big Ten championship game last season, a.k.a Melvin Gordon. A lot of folks in Badger nation believe Gordon could be the breakout star of the year in the league and hard to argue after what he did in shredding that Huskers defense last season. This is easily the best one-two punch in the conference and it shouldn't surprise anyone to see both go for over 1,000 yards this season, they both have that potential (and previous results in James White's frosh season). Behind them are three guys that could be on any other two deep in the country, that's how scary good things are in Madison right now and they'll get richer adding star recruit Corey Clement to the mix this fall as well.
2. Ohio State: Having guys like Carlos Hyde and Jordan Hall both rank inside our Top 25 players list this Preseason doesn't hurt their ranking here. Neither does the fact that Hyde was a TD machine last season. Hall has a lot of potential and the only thing keeping this unit from the top spot is the fact that potential hasn't led to outright production for Hall just yet and injuries are a concern with him. There's depth to like at this group as well with Bri'onte Dunn bringing the size and speed combo that gives opposing D's fits. Add in QB Braxton Miller (who went for over 1,000 yards rushing last season) and it's even more impressive. However, we are talking strictly RB's here and therefore this group is more like 1B to the Badgers' group.
3. Nebraska: Again, this is a team who lost it's star in Rex Burkhead, but no worries in Lincoln as stud Ameer Abdullah filled in more than admirably when Burkhead went down for six games last year. Abdullah rushed for over 1,000 yards last season and teaming up with bruiser Imani Cross won't hurt either. That man is simply power personified and watching this combo could be a lot of fun in 2013. Abdullah has enough potential in him to be the man who ends the season with the Big Ten rushing title. Behind those two there's also some very intriguing prospects to watch. I'll be keeping an eye out for Adam Taylor myself as he really impressed me with his high school video. They'll need him to help provide depth at a position that has been a little snake-bitten as of late in terms of injuries. However, it's hard not to like what's at the very top of this position group for the Huskers.
4. Northwestern: Venric Mark is perhaps one of my personal favorite players to watch in this conference. I try to not have a rooting interest (outside of my Badgers of course) and do try to be objective more often than not, but watching Mark it's hard not to fall in love with what he can do with the ball in his hands. The guy was amazing in 2012, rushing for 1,366 yards to lead the returning contingent of backs in rushing. Behind him is a solid workhorse back in Mike Trumpy and there's some very intriguing potential in redshirt freshman Malin Jones – a name I've got on my personal watch list this season and you should too. I think he sees the field more and more. Overall this has to be the deepest this position group has been at NU in my lifetime.
5. Penn State: Stand up and take a bow Zach Zwinak, you obliterated any preconceived notions about your abilities last season, topping the 1,000 yard mark and all. I don't think even the most diehard Nittany Lion fan saw that one coming. Question is can he repeat that feat in 2013? He may not have to with a guy like redshirt freshman Akeel Lynch in the backfield (tons of potential in this guy) and Bill Belton, a converted WR, who has speed for days. This group could surprise some and I happen to like what's happening as all three bring different skill sets that could drive defenses crazy.
6. Indiana: Personally, I included Stephen Houston in my Top 25 list at No. 25, however he needs a better offensive line performance, which should be coming this year, to really make a splash. Last season he ran for 749 yards last season. More importantly though, he ran for 12TD's. Houston may also be the best receiving back in the Big Ten, catching 37 passes last year. Joining him to form a pretty good running back corp in Bloomington is Tevin Coleman, who ran for 225 yards on just 51 carries last season as a freshman. However, beyond these two there's not much to like right now and that's the problem.
7. Michigan: This could be the biggest swing and miss on my rankings list, or I could be proven dead on – that's how confusing this group is in 2013. Sure, Fitz Touissant returns, but what will he look like after his nasty leg break last season. It wasn't like he was setting the world on fire in 2012 to begin with. He's not a given to win this starting position in my book, especially with the near consensus No. 1 RB in the 2013 class, Derrick Green, coming to Ann Arbor. Add in a steady Thomas Rawls and you could have a very potent backfield. Problem is, this group hasn't shown enough in their careers to give me confidence they'll light it up this season. Potential mixed in with a group that's had mixed results at best (looking at you Fitz) doesn't impress me. Let's see if you can prove me wrong in 2013 though. I'll gladly eat some humble pie if you can entertain us all year long.
8. Minnesota: Two words, one name…. it's all you need to know: Donnell Kirkwood. He's perhaps one of, if not the, most underrated running backs in the conference. He may end up being assisted this season by having a better offensive line around him too. Kirkwood, who ran for 926 yards last season, is a great combo of compact body and power that drives opposing D's nuts. However, behind him are two guys with a ton of potential who need to put it together before I can move this unit up and of course I'm talking about intriguing David Cobb (who looked amazing this spring) and Rodrick Williams. Along with MSU this unit has some potential to move much higher by season's end, but hard to justify at this position, in this conference, just going off of "potential."
9. Iowa: Yes, Mark Weisman had a very solid season last year, rushing for 815 yards and all, but in a land of 1,000 yard rushers being the norm and for a team that's produced their fair share I wasn't all that impressed. Behind him there's some experience and some good options for a change in Damon Bullock and a returning Jordan Canzeri (who lost last year to a knee injury), however this is a group that I need to see do it again this year before I'm impressed. Anyone can catch lightning in a bottle once. The offensive line also has me concerned about this group's ability to put up the numbers needed in 2013 to make this team successful.
10. Illinois: Perhaps this ranking is a bit unfair, but after a series of injuries and terrible play from the offensive line last season this group has a hell of a lot to prove to me. Donovonn Young and Josh Ferguson scream potential, but at what point does it become disappointment over anticipation? These two have yet to break out despite having all the physical tools available to them. If the Illini want to avoid the cellar in the Leaders Division these two are going to have to wake up and realize their potential. Again, I'd be happy to eat humble pie on this ranking at the end of the season, but that requires these two to actually turn that switch on at the collegiate level. For both it's now or never.
11. Purdue: We've gone over this group in depth this past week in our Purdue Preview Week, so I won't harp too much on it, but this is a group loaded with potential in Akeem Hunt and Brandon Cottom. So, why not higher? Well, both need to prove they can stay healthy and be productive players in more than a bit player role. Neither has done that to this point. However, I also happen to like the freshman that we referenced this week (so check out the link above) and at the end of the day if Hazel is to be successful those two will be keys to it happening in 2013.
12. Michigan State: Losing a running back may not have hurt any team more than the Spartans, who counted on him to be their offense for a vast majority of the season thanks to a wildly inconsistent passing game. That creates the problem that exists this year in East Lansing – NO EXPERIENCE. Is there talent? History says there could be, but we don't know a damn thing about any of these guys. Do any of you know who Riley Bullough (making switch from LB), Jeremy Lankford, or Nick Tompkins are? Sure they have Nick Hill as the "experience" however it's likely that an incoming freshman is going to have to be the guy and that means a lot of potential growing pains for the likes of Gerald Holmes, R.J. Shelton, or Delton Williams. Sitting here in June we simply don't know enough about this group and there's way too much depth and talent across the conference to rank these guys any higher entering 2013.
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When deputies responded, they said one suspect, identified as 49-year-old Terry Thrasher, ran away through a field, across the interstate and hid under an abandoned house. They were able to track Thrasher using canine officers and arrest him.
Deputies said the other three men were arrested at the storage units.
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The first round of the tournament is to have 20 fighters competing for eight places in the next round. Participants in the second stage of the tournament are to be selected by FEG based on performance in the opening round. It is clear that FEG are pushing for crowd-pleasing slugfests with the recent rules changes to eliminate clinch fighting, and now, even winning may not mean progression in a tournament.
DREAM aces Hiroyuki Takaya, Norufumi "Kid" Yamamoto and Hideo Tokoro were intially rumored to be on the card and were featured in FEG official trailers for the event but Daiki "DJ.taiki" Hata is to be the sole DREAM representative. Takaya and Tokoro are now instead listed as possibilities for Dream 14 on May 29th.
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South Korea's Jae Hee Cheon is to be the only non-Japanese fighter in the tournament. Cheon is coming into the tournament with wins in 2009 over Norifumi "Kid" Yamamoto and Kazuhisa Watanabe.
Tanikawa stated that he would have liked to have included boxing convert, Kazuhisa Watanabe but an injury as a result of his March 27th loss to Daiki "DJ.taiki" Hata has kept him off the card.
Masahiro Yamamoto was successful in his petition to be included in the tournament after initially being left off the list with Tanikawa saying that the KRUSH 60kg tournament champ was too light.
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Enjoying in the pressure of thought, I'll kill my Muse
Wrath is my guide, a coward heart
Without any sense of an existence Of a Beauty and a Love.
A Death of her is only what I want, what I feel, what I see.
Your sadism, turned me into the machine
Vengeance is waiting to be satisfied
St. Anger is my Fuel.
Erected pride is born, waiting to be finalized
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This is just an ideology of the ruthless sadist.
Your beauty was a freedom and a torture cage
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Your Beauty was a Secret Flower, my Love, only I had.
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News: Lil Wayne's Fan Mail Considered "Fire Hazard" At Rikers Island
Monday, Sep 27, 2010 10:21PM
Incarcerated rapper Lil Wayne has opened up about the fan mail he receives in Rikers Island and why it is considered a fire hazard.
Calling in from Rikers, Weezy discussed how much of an impact his supporters have had on him since being jailed in March on a gun conviction.
"[The] fans have been more than unbelievable," he said in an interview. "When I read those letters, that fan mail, and see what they say about what my music does for them, and how it helped them through situations ... to read that, that makes me take my words and my whole outlook on what I'm doing a lot more seriously. I probably get 150 pieces of mail [a day], and I probably read a good 30 each day. I get to keep [the letters], I send 'em home. If I keep 'em in the cell, they say it's a fire hazard. Honestly, I await the mail every day." (MTV)
Still awaiting a November 4th release for his gun conviction, Wayne has kept fans up-to-date with his jail experience through occasional blogs.
"Well ain't nothing going on in here but the time, which seems like it's taking forever," Wayne wrote in his new blog entry titled Just Another Day. "I'm trying to make the most out of every second tho, mentally. There's some pretty cool people in here. Even though this isn't a cool place to be. I've learned plenty already and the best lesson is to not come back. Last night, I kicked a** in UNO! Anyway, that's neither here nor there. Just thought I'd let y'all know. Gotta stay hydrated. Though it's hot, I still work out. Now don't be expecting me to look like Hercules when I get out, but I should be a little bulky. I guess. Anyways, please remember to always check for your name in the "thank yous". I'm always reading letters and responding." (Weezy Thanx You)
Last month, Wayne gave his first Rikers Island radio interview to New York radio host Funkmaster Flex.
"I'll definitely move more carefully," Wayne told radio personality Funkmaster Flex about precautions he will take after leaving Rikers Island in November. "Everybody says you're here for a reason, so, I promise you Flex, I try to find that reason everyday. I think when I get out, that'll be the only time I'll know the answer...[I'm Not A Human Being EP] will drop before Tha Carter IV, only on the Internet. It's stuff I recorded right before I came in. I don't want the phone to hang-up on us so I want to say thank-you to all my fans and I love you Flex for giving me this opportunity..." (In Flex We Trust)
Wayne began his stint behind bars last March after multiple delays.
The rap star was sentenced to a year in jail after authorities found a weapon on his tour bus. The sentencing was part of a plea deal attorneys reached with prosecutors last November regarding his 2007 arrest after a gun was found in his tour bus. (UPI News)
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Full disclosure: I've fled Saint Louis for the sandy beaches and international octogenarian culture of southwest Florida. Everyone is down here, friends: license plates from almost every state were represented in a downtown parking lot yesterday, including some from Canada. I hear there's another round of bad weather headed for you, so I'll spare you the weather report from here; it would just make you angry. My own personal weather report, however, is warm and happy, with a sun index of 9 and a 5% chance of returning to my homeland before May. Winter may not be over, but I'm pretty over winter. Continue reading →Pin It
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three-cheese asparagus pizza with lemon.
You want to make a 3-year-old's (food) dreams come true? Okay, cupcakes, but also, let them make their own pizza and then eat it. I don't know about other 3-year-olds, but the one I belong to loves it when she gets to assist in food preparation, especially when the outcome is one of the two things I mentioned above. And honestly, the same thing probably holds true for most of the adults among us as well. Continue reading →Pin It
wintery kale salad (with roasted things.)
Because who am I to hide the fact that I'm trying to eat better and turn over a new, less-sugary leaf just like most of you? Truthfully, I think that something flips a switch in me each January that makes me not only want to eat healthier, but rather demands it. My body basically shuts down if I don't start inhaling greens and vegetables regularly by the first week of January, and thankfully, I enjoy eating like that, so it's not too much of a thing aside from a minor habit adjustment.Pin It
lemon almond cake. (flourless)
Admittedly, this is not my best photo. Simple cakes get a raw deal in that they are so elegant and beautiful in real life, but often difficult (for me) to capture on film. I promise you, it is gorgeous in real life.
In my quest to learn more about Jewish holidays and the foods associated with them, I committed myself to making something for each (major? I'm a non-Jewish person, so I don't know how to classify these) holiday. Since I am new to this, all of my offerings have been after the actual holiday has occurred. First, there was the great hamantaschen experiment for Purim; I got so caught up in oil-based versus butter-based hamantaschen and homemade jam fillings that those didn't show up until the week after Purim. Now, here we are at my contribution for Passover, which has come and gone, and evidently we're just days away from the holiday which falls 7 weeks after Passover, so it's safe to say that I'm tardy in posting this one too. Please forgive me: I've decided to expand my Jewish food exploration to two years in the hopes that next year I'll be ahead of schedule. Continue reading →Pin It
monday bites: mini lemon tarts.
So I spent the last 4 days on muscle relaxers. On accident. Here's my story, and then we'll bake something, I promise.
I had an appointment to discuss a resurgence of headaches with my doctor, and as luck would have it, I happened upon a sinus infection just before my scheduled visit. Went in Thursday, had to wait an hour and a half due to some sort of random emergency earlier in the day, and found out that my doctor's office was having one of those comedic "everything is going wrong" sort of days.
Warning: this is not a good time to discuss multiple events with your doctor, because neither of you are 100% functional. I ended up finally seeing her during what was to be her lunch hour, and you know how people get when they haven't eaten anything. Moving on. Continue reading →Pin It
monday bites: raspberry lemon buttermilk muffins.
I've switched obsessions; raspberry is my thing this week, it seems. Call it a mixed berry slump; I feel like I haven't had decent berries around in forever, and I miss them. Summer berries are my favorite, and although you can find berries in the store right now, they leave a lot to be desired. Thankfully, frozen raspberries are a great substitute, especially when you feel a deep urge to swirl some through ice cream (which you'll see later this week) or bake them into muffins. Continue reading →Pin It
lemon ginger fizzballs.
So far, in 2013, I have:
- Cleaned my house
- Re-cleaned my house
- Stared at the open fridge for an innumerable amount of hours
- Stared at my laptop for an innumerable amount of hours
- Eaten a few lemon bars
- Ordered new yoga pants and raided J. Crew (sales, people; sales)
- Wandered around aimlessly
- Downloaded some new music for my "to-the-death!" workouts, which begin next week
- Joined Twitter/become fascinated by Twitter in the way that cats are fascinated by those laser pointer things
- Attempted to write approximately 15 different posts
- Successfully written zero posts.
That's right, everyone; the holidays have done me in (temporarily.) It's almost comical how much I can't form a complete sentence. My photos look like they were taken by a drunken sea turtle. I blame my OCD-ish need for a schedule; my mom and my sister came in for Thanksgiving, then left, then came back again for Christmas and New Years. Between visits, I ran around finishing up decorating, present-obtaining, and wrapping. That's like a whole month without my routine intact. Do you know what that does to a person who likes to do the same exact things every day? Continue reading →Pin It
lemon poppyseed ginger biscotti.
'Tis the season for giving, right? I mean, I gave away my votes to the Wee One yesterday during Ginger 2012, and today I gave Dana over at Whisks & Words a guest post (my very first one, ever); she's doing a 12 Days of Cookies series, and I am honored to be day nine. What's more, it's a recipe I have only because Movita Beaucoup gave me my first-ever copy of Canadian Living Magazine this year; a tradition I hope we continue, because it is filled to the brim with fantastic holiday baking ideas, including these little biscotti treats.
I've successfully completed all my cookie deadlines, and am now focusing on appetizers for various weekend parties I'm invited to. I'll be sharing some of these with you in a few days, but in the meantime, you should relax. Kick back. Do a little pre-holiday chilling. Maybe even make my pre-holiday chill-worthy Lemon Poppyseed Ginger Biscotti. That's what I made for Dana, and the post is right here.
To those of you who voted for me or my sweet Wee One's ginger house yesterday, you're wonderful; even though she didn't win, we had the best time watching all day to see how well she was doing (for much of the day, she was in second place, and that's pretty big considering she has a tiny house covered in cereal.) So I thank you; it made my day and hers.Pin It


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Holmes County, Ohio Amish Tourist Attractions in the fall months you will find a tasty annual tradition, Apple Butter Stirring. One of the first places to offer apple butter stirring is Yoder's Amish Home located at 6050 State Route 515 between Walnut Creek and Winesburg, Ohio. They start with a 30 gallon copper kettle over an open fire. You won't believe how many apples go in to a batch this size. Visitors can have a turn at stirring and try a sample of apple butter. They offer this on Saturdays, October 1, 8, and 15, 2011. On the 15th there will be some added events such as pumpkin butter stirring and homemade soap making demonstrations.
This farm was originally an Amish home that was purchased by Eli and Gloria Yoder in 1972. In 1983 it opened for tours after being renovated. Eli was raised Old Order Amish and left at the age of 21, so the Yoders are able to share information about how the Amish live with visitors that come to the farm.
When you visit there are various tour options. There is a barn that dates back to 1885. You can tour 2 Amish homes (that are no longer occupied) and learn how the Old Order and New Order Amish live. In one of the homes is a bakery where you may purchase homemade bread, cinnamon rolls, cookies, jam and jelly. There is also a school house on the property where you will learn all about Amish education which ends with the 8th grade. You can even take an Amish buggy ride while you are there! Any visit to Yoder's is both fun and educational but on Apple Butter Stirring days it is even more enjoyable.
Written by Carol Steffey, Garden Gate Get-A-Way Bed & Breakfast, Millersburg, Ohio (330) 674-7608 www.garden-gate.com
Friday, September 16, 2011
Fall Tradition of Apple Butter Stirring at Holmes County Ohio Amish Tourist Attractions
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In the light of the Submarine,
I'd feel brave and tell you everything
What I feel, what I want, what I need,
What you do to me
I could do it all in the light of a Submarine
The Ocean's a road that can carry you home
But I'm not making an promises
They says there's plenty of fish in the sea
There are
But none that love me...
So maybe I'll stand in the light of the Submarine,
Jump out of the sea
And head for the stars
Wherever you are,
I hope that can see me
I know that you can feel me
In the light of a Submarine
I could do it all, I could tell you everything
How I feel, what it's like, what I want,
What you do to me
If only I could live in the light of a Submarine
Here we stand, walking 'cross every bridge we've burned
It's not the end, but at least it's a lesson that we've learned
We never say, the three words that just get in the way…
"I was wrong" and I'll never get it right
I was all along, hiding in the shadows of light
Such a game, that everybody loves to play
But they say, there's always a piece in the way…
Here we stand, trying to make it out alive
And it was planned, finally fighting for our lives
And I wonder why, why they have the courage to cry
Here we stand. Putting out the fires.
Losing it, every once in a while.
Yet another passing fighter,
He has been forsaken
Would you look at all the soldiers?
And the risk they've taken...
Can't you see? That they bleed
And they're still not crying
Is it bad, they once had, families?
It's a war that they fight, everyday, every night
Still they hunt, and they hurt, risking their lives...
It isn't fair. Do you care? When they share,
Their hearts, their strength, their power...
They do care, it isn't fair. They care for you.
See, do you? Racing for food
Fighters are true.
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Ohio State Career: 2012 ECAC All-Tournament Team selection.
2013 (Junior Season): Played in all 17 games, starting the first three and vs. Hobart April 6 ... 10 points, on six goals and four assists ... goal against Cornell in NCAA quarterfinals May 18 ... two groundballs vs. Towson May 12 in NCAA first round ... goal vs. Denver May 4 in ECAC final, with a ground ball and caused turnover (all on same play) ... man-up goal at Air Force April 20 ... assist at Michigan April 13 and vs. Fairfield April 27 ... gamewinning goal March 23 at Bellarmine ... tallied Feb. 23 vs. Marquette ... recorded two points with a goal and an assist, along with a caused turnover vs. Jacksonville Feb. 23 ... assist and two groundballs vs. Detroit Feb. 9.
2012 (Sophomore Season): Saw action in all 15 games, starting five ... eight goals, three assists and 11 points, all career highs, along with 15 groundballs ... two goals, three groundballs and a caused turnover in ECAC tournament game vs. Fairfield May 2 to earn all-tournament team accolades ... three goals and an assist for four points at Mercer Feb. 11 for first career points ... career-high two assists at Michigan April 14, picking up two groundballs and causing a turnover ... goal and a groundball vs. Air Force April 21 and at Fairfield April 28 ... goal and picked up a groundball vs. Notre Dame March 21.
2012 (Freshman Season): Played in nine games, with first collegiate game vs. Mercer Feb. 12 ... also played vs. Lehigh March 8, Notre Dame March 23, Hobart April 9, at Denver April 16, at Air Force April 17, vs. Fairfield April 23 and at Bellarmine April 30 ... four shots on the year ... three groundballs, including two at Denver in the ECAC semifinals May 5 ... two caused turnovers, with one vs. Bellarmine April 30 and one against the Pioneers May 5.
Penn Yan Academy: Four-year starter... first team all-league selection and the Section Five Tournament Most Valuable Player ... member of three sectional championship teams ... named to the Section Five All-Tournament Team ... finished high school career with 121 goals and 198 assists... won a national championship with Rochester Team Adidas in 2009.
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Hey, Lady Gaga is just calling it like she sees it. Or at least like Jo Calderone, her male alter ego who performed at the MTV VMAs last night, sees it.
Jo put on quite the show on stage, but also in the press room, where he weighed in with some, um, interesting remarks about Britney Spears.
Asked if he would hook up with Britney, Calderone said this ...
"Well, maybe if she wants to, you know what I'm saying ... She is f--king hot. Britney's f--king hot. I don't know. Gaga is my girl, but Britney's f--king hot - this is f--king Britney Spears! Didn't you jerk off to Britney when you were a kid?"
Okay then.
As for who the heck Jo Calderone - an anagram of "Alejandro" - thinks he is and where he came from, the drag version of Gaga had this to say:


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West Chester University's Asplundh Concert Hall was packed Friday night, as friends, family and fellow students cheered on the 20 young women competing for the title of Miss WCU 2012.
Contestants participated in an interview with judges before the show, and on stage, competed in the categories of casual wear, talent, evening gown and on-stage interview. Judges rated contestants on each of the categories and also considered contestants' ability to represent the college in the upcoming year.
At the end of the night, junior pharmeceuticals major Alexis Stinson was crowned the winner, running on a platform of Aid to South Africa.
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The NBA season is finally here, albeit about seven weeks late. Opening Day, for the first time ever, doubles as the big NBA Christmas spectacular, with five games dotting the day. Action begins at noon ET. In advance of the first game -- Celtics at Knicks -- check out SI.com's Zach Lowe's primer for the five games.
The full schedule and our picks are below.
Game 1: Boston Celtics at New York Knicks, 12 p.m. ET, TNT
A rematch of last season's 3-6 match-up in the East, the Knicks come in more healthy and bolstered in free agency. The Knicks are 4.5-point home favorites, and they should be able to cover that.
Game 2: Miami Heat at Dallas Mavericks, 2:30 p.m. ET, ABC
The Mavericks are 4-point home underdogs to the team they beat in the 2011 NBA Finals. That sounds about right. Watching the Mavs raise the banner could incite carnage from the uber-talented Heat.
Game 3: Chicago Bulls at L.A. Lakers, 5 p.m. ET, ABC
The Bulls enter STAPLES Center 4.5-point favorites over the wounded Lakers. While I have serious concerns about the Lakers' frontcourt with Andrew Bynum out -- especially on defense at power forward, where Troy Murphy and Josh McRoberts will take minutes -- I think that L.A. can cover this with a narrow loss or outright win.
Game 4: Orlando Magic at Oklahoma City Thunder, 8 p.m. ET, ESPN
The Thunder, led by Kevin Durant, open as 8.5-point home favorites over the Magic. Orlando's not that bad, is it? OKC beat the Magic by one at home and lost by 23 in Orlando last season. Granted, Kendrick Perkins didn't play in either game, and he'll suit up today. But that line is too big for Dwight Howard. The Magic should cover.
Game 5: L.A. Clippers at Golden State Warriors, 10:30 p.m. ET, ESPN
The Warriors are 5.5-point home underdogs in the regular season debut of the new Clippers, and that's probably not enough. The Clippers should handle Golden State easily and cover that spread.
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Post Free Agency-Power Rankings #1
Hey fellow Rumblers, I'm getting a little sick of all the Draft talk, and so I figured, for a bit of a reprieve, I'd post a Power Rankings here, and maybe it will spark a bit of a debate, who knows? If you guys like it maybe I'll do them during the regular season too. Anyways, here it goes.
What follows isn't so much a ranking of the teams as they sit now, but a prediction of where I think they'll end up by the end of the year (yes I know, based only on FA, but you gotta work with what you're given).
- 1. Green Bay Packers- I know they have done pretty much nothing in Free Agency this year, but that's been Green Bay's M.O. throughout their storied history. Their running game is a glaring weakness, but with Aaron Rodgers at the helm, their passing game will always be good enough to carry them to victory. Then when you take the fact that they have the weakest strength-of-schedule into consideration and a 12-14 win season isn't just conceivable, it should almost be expected.
- 2. San Francisco 49er's- I would love to pat myself on the back and take credit for predicting San Fran's incredible season last season, but before this season I have never made any predictions publically. But here I am today, still incredibly excited about this team. Their defense is stacked, and their offense should be better with their additions at WR. This is the most complete team in the NFL, aside from one position, QB. Alex Smith will make-or-break this team's season, but if he can replicate last season's performance then the 49er's should be in store for another great year.
- 3. Atlanta Falcons- This ranking feels wrong, almost like dirty money. Without the Saints shocking fall from grace there is no way the Falcons are ranked this high. But now they are clearly the best team in their division, and with a more consistent offense should coast through the regular season. They won't truly be judged as a team until the post season rolls around.
- 4. Denver Broncos- To say that the Broncos got the Free Agent of the year feels premature, because while the Broncos are highly ranked, the ranking is entirely predicated on the fact that Manning stays healthy, without him this becomes a 7-8 win team quickly. But with him at the helm, and if the Broncos D maintains their late-season form (Bills game not-withstanding), then this team should tear up the league.
- 5. New England Patriots- I hate myself for doing this, but there just isn't any way to get around the fact that the Patsies are one of the best teams in the league. That being said, there are more than a few holes on this roster, especially on defense. But with the upgrade at WR (Brandon Lloyd), and the possible emergence of Steven Ridley at RB, the Patsies' offense should be more than capable of covering up for a terrible defense a second year in a row. Plus, Tom Brady.
- 6. Chicago Bears- In one of the biggest coups since the Seahawks got Lynch from the Bills for a 4th, the Bears stole a pro-bowl WR from the Phins (which made me so so so happy) for a 3rd. Now with Marshall and Cutler together again, and the severely underrated Michael Bush backing up Forte, the Bears should finally have the offense to match their Defense. Or at the very least, Cutler is out of excuses and needs to prove his worth now more than ever.
- 7. Philadelphia Eagles- After a surprisingly bad season the Eagles have been relatively quiet, but the few moves they have made have been more than solid. They got a much needed LB in Ryans from Houston, and found an Injury Replacement for former-Bill Jason Peters in former-Bill Demetress Bell. This season should see a return to form for this team, and they should win their division.
- 8. New York Giants- I know, I know, what are the Super Bowl champs doing this low in the rankings? Well, the fact of the matter is that the Giants simply aren't very good in the regular season. The past two times the Giants won the Super Bowl they barely made the playoffs with 9-7 records, and I foresee the trend continuing this year.
- 9. Cincinnati Bengals- This team is a bit of a Wild Card this season. On paper they should be golden, and probably should win their division. But this is the Bengals we are talking about, and betting on them is never a good idea. However, I believe that with the return of AJ Green and Andy Dalton, this team should find its way into the playoffs yet again.
- 10. Detroit Lions- Like the 49er's I was certain this team was going to make the playoffs before last season began, and like last season, I was right. However, I'm not too certain I like the way they got there. Much like the Bills last season they won too many games due to timely turnovers, and History shows that it's difficult to rely on those moving forward. But with Stafford and Johnson, and a healthy Jahvid Best, that offense should be great, and with Suh the defense should be good.
- 11. Baltimore Ravens- The Ravens are facing a turning point this coming season, as they face the imminent retirements of Ed Reed and Ray Lewis, while this season may not be there last, it's a question that undoubtedly will be brought up repeatedly throughout the year. While the Defense should be great, and the run game should also be fine, this team just seems beatable, and I just can't quite put my finger on why… Joe Flacco! That's why.
- 12. Buffalo Bills- I'm sure most of you scrolled down to see where I put our beloved Bills. Well here they are. The homer in me wanted to put them in the top 10, but I just can't do it yet. The defense should be much improved, and the run game should be excellent with a healthy Freddy Jackson and CJ Spiller splitting the load. But Fitzpatrick is the real wild card here. If he can cut down on his turnovers without losing any production then the Bills should be a 10 win team. But if he plays erratically ala last season, then this season could see some drama.
- 13. Tennessee Titans- With a revitalized Chris Johnson, and good QB play from either Jake Locker or Matt Hasselbeck, this team should win the AFC South with ease.
- 14. Pittsburgh Steelers- Much like how it's never good to bet on the Bengals, the opposite is true for the Steelers, they're always a good bet. But this season could be the start of a rebuild for the Black and Gold. Their defense is rapidly aging, and last season Ben Roethlisberger began to slow down. Without improved O-line play, this could be a long season for the Steeler Nation.
- 15. Carolina Panthers- Last season, the Panthers showed that they were a force to be reckoned with on Offense. But the issue lies on Defense, where they are still a few solid pieces away from fielding a solid team. But address those issues in the draft and this team could easily nab a wild card slot.
- 16. Kansas City- Jamaal Charles should be back next season, and if he is fully healthy then his return, along with the return of TE Moeaki should give KC a boost and perhaps even bring them back to the post season.
- 17. Tampa Bay- The issue with the Off-Season is that every team has a case to be made for why they should make the playoffs, and yet each year only 12 teams make it. This is a case where "winning the offseason" probably won't mean making the playoffs. That being said, they should definitely improve as the year goes on, but it may take some time for this team to gel.
- 18. Arizona Cardinals- I want this team to win and yet I get the sinking feeling that it just won't happen. Their defense is above average and won them a few games last year. But they are hurting on offense where their only legitimate starters are Larry Fitzgerald and Beanie Wells. If Kolb steps up this season, then they could make some noise.
- 19. Houston Texans- After last season's playoff run I am predicting a precipitous fall for the Texans. They have lost a lot of veteran pieces from last year's team and look like they should fall back to their usual 8 win season.
- 20. New York Jets- Part one of why this offseason has been one of my favorites as a Bills fan. They took the powder keg that is the NY Jets locker room and added in a little QB controversy for good measure. This wouldn't be such a big deal if we were talking about a team that has proven itself when faced with adversity, or a team with great leaders in the locker room, but the Jets have proven the opposite of that. Win or lose, this should be a fun season for the Jets.
- 21. Seattle has a good Defense and a good run game, but you need to throw the ball in today's league, so unless their defense truly shuts down opponents this season, or Matt Flynn turns into the next Matt Schaub, this team should be hovering right around .500 all season.
- 22. New Orleans Saints- Needless to say the Saints have had a rough offseason and with player suspensions forthcoming and Drew Brees holding out for a new contract, this could turn out to be just as ugly of a regular season.
- 23. Dallas Cowboys- I'm predicting that both Romo and Jason Garret don't last the season. They aren't winning with the current roster, and the current roster isn't getting any younger. This could turn into a Minnesota Vikings-esque situation quickly.
- 24. St. Louis Rams- The Rams are still building, but aside from Cortland Finnegan they have had a relatively quiet offseason. They need offensive linemen, they need wide receivers, and soon they will need a running back too. This team is still a few years away from being relevant.
- 25. San Diego Chargers- This season could be rather disastrous for the Chargers. It's win-now time for Norv Turner and AJ Smith, and that kind of desperation can lead to either inspired, or hideous results. Phillip Rivers is one of the most over rated quarterbacks in the league today, and the team hasn't brought in enough talent to replace what it has lost. I'm predicting that this season is the last for Norv Turner, and many on the Charger's roster.
- 26. Washington Redskins- Robert Griffin III should provide the Skins with a boost this season, but not much more than Cam Newton did for the Panthers. The Redskins should be a fun team to watch, but should still lose more games than they win.
- 27. Jacksonville Jaguars- Another quick prediction I had last season, I thought Blaine Gabbert would be a bust. Now it's much too early to officially label the Jags QB a bust, but early indications are not good. MJD gives this team a chance to win every game, as does their top defense, but expect to see a lot of close losses, as this young team slowly tries to improve.
- 28. Miami Dolphins- Here's reason number 2 why this offseason has been my favorite so far as a Buffalo fan, the implosion of the Miami Dolphins. They go after Manning, wind up with Garrard, lose their best WR, lose their best Safety, players are insulting the team… kinda reminds you of the Bills circa 2011 doesn't it? Either way, the defense should be decent, but the Phins are entering yet another rebuild phase, and this year should be considered a wash.
- 29. Cleveland Browns- The Browns have given up on playing offense it seems. Peyton Hillis is gone, and their WR situation needs upgrading. All this and they still aren't sure if they like what they have at QB. They are headed in the right direction as they have some solid players on their roster, but they need a lot more before they start winning in their division again.
- 30. Indianapolis Colts- Assuming they add Luck, this season is more about the future than the present. While winning would be nice, this team should focus on improving as the year progresses and adding another high draft pick next April.
- 31. Minnesota Vikings- The Vikings need a rebuild in the worst way, their defense is old, their offense is non-existent, and if they don't hurry then they won't be relevant till past Adrian Peterson's prime. WR, CB, LB, DE, OT, you name it, they could use more of it. This team was allowed to get old by the last regime, and is now years away from really competing.
- 32. Oakland Raiders- Roster purging has been the name of the game this offseason, as some of the crazier contracts that Al Davis (RIP) handed out in his final years, are being cut. But that leaves behind a young, thin roster, that will struggle this season. If McFadden stays healthy, this season may not be a total loss.
So there you have it. My take on where the 32 teams will rank by the end of this year. Again, I will do these throughout the year if you rumblers wish. Thank you for reading that ridiculously long piece, and have a great day. Go Bills!


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Hi guys,
I was just wondering if there's anyone using both Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8 on their desktop, and how it all works together. I know there's supposed to be Skydrive and other forms of synching, but just as an ease of use and relying on everything being synced up and ready to go. How smooth is it?
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UPROXX's favorite jerk Alec Baldwin made an appearance on David Letterman's show last night where he jokingly discussed attacking a photographer for the New York Daily News earlier in the week.
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One minute I am trying to write and the next minute I am checking on Facebook traffic and responding to tweets. It can be exhausting and crazy and as a result, I am always looking for ways to work smarter.
Turns out I have to stop multitasking.
In this great article from Inc. magazine, author Ilya Pozin succinctly maps out the Seven Things Highly Productive People Do. Here's my favorite part:
Stop multi-tasking. No, seriously—stop. Switching from task to task quickly does not work. In fact, changing tasks more than 10 times in a day makes you dumber than being stoned. When you're stoned, your IQ drops by five points. When you multitask, it drops by an average of 10 points, 15 for men, five for women (yes, men are three times as bad at multitasking than women).
I think it's really easy to get sucked in to thinking you need to respond immediately to emails or comments on social media. But that's not realistic if you really want to get the work done. And about now you're wondering what does this have to do with WebEx?
Using WebEx helps me stay focused.
I now find it's my meeting tool of choice because I have to turn everything off and focus on what I am doing. The minute I commit to sharing my desktop, to avoid embarrassment I have to turn off my email, my Facebook and anything else that might distract me during the meeting - because everyone on the other end will see what I am doing.
Think about how many meetings you sit in and find yourself messing around on your computer or phone. Are you really paying attention? Are you putting in your best effort? Try hosting a WebEx, I think you'll like it (you can also get the free mobile app).
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