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Posted: 8/13/2014 4:18pm et
Denver Broncos WR Emmanuel Sanders is expected to play in the second preseason game even though he has been dealing with a quadriceps injury.
Huddle Up: The FA acquisition played in the Broncos' exhibition opener but wasn't targeted. Fantasy GMs, meanwhile, would like to see the WR get a little more involved with his new offense this preseason to better gauge the fantasy fit.
Posted: 8/9/2014 12:28pm et
Denver Broncos WR Emmanuel Sanders (quadriceps) does not appear to be participating in practice Saturday, Aug. 9. He has been bothered by a right quadriceps injury.
Huddle Up: The injury isn't expected to be serious but should be monitored by fantasy owners. Sanders currently has an ADP of Round 6. While that's a little overvalued, Sanders should have a productive fantasy season playing in Denver's offense as long as he can stay healthy.
Posted: 8/5/2014 11:59pm et
Denver Broncos WR Emmanuel Sanders (missed practice Tuesday, Aug. 5, with a strained right thigh.
Huddle Up: This is a new injury cropping up 2 days before the team's preseason opener. Sanders needs the extra work to get acclimated to Peyton Manning and his new team, so missing any amount of time is certainly not ideal.
Posted: 7/9/2014 9:35pm et
Denver Broncos WR Emmanuel Sanders said it feels like he landed in 'wide receiver heaven' when he signed with the team. 'The thing that I like about the Broncos is there is really no No. 1 guy,' Sanders said. 'Peyton always goes with the favorable matchup and that's what I'm really liking about this offense. Any guy could go off for 180 yards or 100 yards with 10 catches any week, week in and week out, just based off of matchups.'
Huddle Up: Sanders seems to be undervalued heading into this season; after all, he's walking into the same role that Eric Decker turned into back-to-back top-10 fantasy WR campaigns. The Broncos offense looks to be loaded again this season, but there always seemed to be enough to go around and Sanders--as well as any fantasy owner able to snag him on the cheap--has reason to be excited.
Posted: 6/11/2014 11:51pm et
Denver Broncos WR Emmanuel Sanders continues to show his quick burst and ability to stretch the defense, catching a long touchdown from QB Peyton Manning Wednesday, June 11.
Huddle Up: Sanders walks into a juicy role in the Denver offense, a role that made Eric Decker a top-10 fantasy receiver each of the past two seasons. If he's able to successfully fill that role, he'll be a steal given his current fantasy ADP.
Posted: 5/15/2014 11:17pm et
Denver Broncos WR Emmanuel Sanders has been running extra routes after practice to improve his timing with QB Peyton Manning. Sanders wanted to go to a spread offense where he wouldn't have to block '75 percent of the time' and is elated to be with last season's top offense.
Huddle Up: Sanders hit career highs with 67 catches, 740 yards and 6 TDs a season ago in Pittsburgh, but should easily top those numbers with the Broncos, stepping in for Eric Decker, who finished with a receiving stat line of 87-1,288-11 in 2013.
Posted: 3/16/2014 3:43pm et
The Denver Broncos have agreed to terms with free-agent WR Emmanuel Sanders (Steelers) to a three-year deal worth as much as $18 million. The deal includes $6 million in guaranteed money.
Huddle Up: Sanders, who notched career highs with 67 catches, 740 yards and 6 TDs this past season, carries some health risks with his history of foot injuries, but there's no denying his significant fantasy upside as the replacement for Eric Decker (87- 1,288-11) in the Peyton Mannning-led attack.
Posted: 3/14/2014 10:51pm et
There are medical concerns surrounding free-agent WR Emmanuel Sanders (foot), meaning he may not get the type of deal he was seeking in free agency. He has a screw in each foot after injuries he suffered in the Super Bowl following the 2010 season. Sanders is reportedly seeking a contract similar to the five-year, $31.5 million deal that WR Golden Tate received from the Detroit Lions. The Pittsburgh Steelers are open to re-signing him, but he'll likely have to accept a much shorter deal.
Huddle Up: With quality receivers still available and the 2014 draft class deep at the position, there's little incentive for a team to throw money at an injury risk like Sanders. He may wind up back in Pittsburgh after all.
Posted: 3/13/2014 10:44pm et
The Kansas City Chiefs are scheduled to meet with free-agent WR Emmanuel Sanders (Steelers) Friday, March 14.
Huddle Up: Sanders, who hit career highs with 67 catches, 740 yards and 6 TDs this past season in the Steel City, would be an ideal addition to the K.C. passing game, which is searching for another weapon opposite WR Dwayne Bowe.
Posted: 2/13/2014 8:47pm et
The New England Patriots could show interest in Pittsburgh Steelers impending free-agent WR Emmanuel Sanders this offseason if they are not able to re-sign WR Julian Edelman.
Huddle Up: The Pats, who signed Sanders to an offer sheet last offseason that was matched by the Steelers, might even make a run at the wideout even if they do sign Edelman.
Posted: 12/28/2013 10:59pm et
Pittsburgh Steelers WR Emmanuel Sanders (knee) will be a game-time decision for Week 17 because of his knee injury. Sanders said he will play if he can't make the injury any worse.
Huddle Up: If Sanders can't play, Jerricho Cotchery will see more targets in the passing game but as usual expect Antonio Brown to get a majority of the looks from Ben Roethlisberger.
Posted: 12/23/2013 3:46pm et
Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin said WR Emmanuel Sanders (knee) is considered questionable for Week 17 because of a knee injury he suffered in the team's Week 16 game.
Huddle Up: Monitor his status throughout the week if you were counting on him
Posted: 11/22/2013 3:00pm et
Pittsburgh Steelers WR Emmanuel Sanders (foot) practiced in full Friday, Nov. 22, and is probable for Week 12.
Huddle Up: Good news for sanders' fantasy owners and those planning on using Ben Roethlisberger this week after the wideout's Week 11 foot injury was initially feared to be more severe.
Posted: 11/20/2013 7:29pm et
Pittsburgh Steelers WR Emmanuel Sanders (foot) practiced in full Wednesday, Nov. 20.
Huddle Up: Sanders will start this week against Cleveland and he could be a sneaky flex play with Antonio Brown drawing Joe Haden all game long.
Posted: 11/19/2013 5:12pm et
Pittsburgh Steelers WR Emmanuel Sanders (foot) will be limited in practice this week but is expected to play in Week 12.
Huddle Up: Sanders was limited to a season-low 1 catch for 2 yards before departing Sunday's game in the third quarter. He was replaced by Markus Wheaton (3-38), but it sounds like the roles will return to normal this week against the Browns. Keep an eye on Sanders' practice participation, though, just to make sure.


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On an average day, I ride between 75 and 100 miles. Because of this I eat. I eat a lot. Usually around 6,000 calories a day. I often feel like I can eat anything.
Sometimes, I do.
At a party I ended up at in Philly, I started chatting with a fellow artist there. They pulled a watermelon out of thin air and gave it to me.
I was excited about the offering, but it soon became too much of a burden to carry (literally). I ate the whole thing for breakfast the next day.
Space is limited on the bike. I live off of small things I can get at grocery stores or gas stations. Sometimes the selection is limited.
I've been cooking a little bit on the road. Natalie, a train hopper/bicycle traveller I met in Greensboro, showed me how to make this simple stove out of two aluminum cans. It took me a little while to perfect, but it works great. You can find various instructions online, just google "penny alcohol stove."
When riding, it's necessary to eat something every hour to keep my energy level up. I've developed a few snacks on my own that are quick and easy. Here's one that works great, I still don't know what to call it.
I'm a big fan of MRE's (military rations). I have a lot of friends/family in the service, so that helps. Thanks guys :)
Eating out is a rarity, but if I can find a cheap all-you-can-eat buffet, I jump on it. I especially like visiting friends who go to/work at colleges. Their cafeterias are supreme. While visiting my friend/former boss Aziz at ASU in Phoenix, this was my lunch one day:
I'm also a pancake monster. Often when crashing someone, I make a big batch of pancakes for them before I leave (I eat a lot of them). If you're along the way and put me up for a night/feed me, I'll make some hearty flapjacks from scratch with my SECRET RECIPE. They're bonafide.
I've learned to pinch pennies till boogers pop out of Abe Lincoln's nose, but food is still my biggest expense. I usually get by on a few dollars a day or sometimes less. If I reach my funding goal, I'll be eating a little heartier and healthier. If you have any advice, I'm all ears.
In my mini comic series "Killing Time and Space," I have an entire volume dedicated to food on the road. It's filled with recipes, detailed stove instructions, dumpster diving tips and a couple short stories. Kickstarter backers who pledge $10 or more will receive one volume of their choice! Snapshots coming soon!
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A 5-year-old boy is reportedly in custody and being evaluated in Virginia, accused of stabbing three people over the holiday weekend with what Greene County Sheriff Steve Smith called an "edged weapon."
A neighbor said a dispute over a juice box may have sparked the altercation. Two other juveniles and an adult were treated for non-life-threatening injuries, reports WTVR. Its article relies on information from WCAV, a CBS affiliate in Charlottesville.
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6Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz Got Married
Oh, you mean you didn't know Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz were dating? You didn't even know that Rachel Weisz was still alive after she stopped being in the Mummy movies? Well, you're not alone, because the rest of the whole world feels the same way.
The couple, who have been dating since last fall, got married last Wednesday in New York, and it sounds like even most of their own families didn't know about it. The secret wedding only had four guests – Daniel's kid, Rachel's kid, and a couple of friends. And that's how you do a secret wedding, everybody.
If I'd ever seen a James Bond movie in my life, I might have taken a moment here to make some sort of joke about it, you know? Like I might have made some witty allusion about Bond's stealth, because I assume he's super stealthy, right? Seriously, my only knowledge of James Bond comes from that scene in Rent where Collins and Angel dress up like Bond and Pussy Galore, and my brother used to have this game for his Nintendo 64 I watched him play sometimes, but that's all I got. So feel free to make your own jokes in the comments, and while you do, I'm going to fondly remember how hot Rachel Weisz used to be. Deal?
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used to be? She's still ridiculously hot, IMO.
Emily, you seriously disappoint me.
First you say you never watched any movies with Rachel Weisz after The Mummy (why did you watch The Mummy anyway?) and then you praise Destiny's Child – which is an utter rubbish chick band.
Rachel Weisz is super hot and talented, check 'About a boy' or 'The Constant Gardner'.
Sorry Ems but Crunch is right. Rachel Weisz has done a tone of stuff, and I don't know about the US, but she's the image of L'Oréal in Europe. Besides that, I'm gobsmacked, didn't even know they were together!
wow. Didn't see that one coming. I thought he was engaged to this other chick. Good for them! Congratulations!
Used to be?! Seriously?! Rachel Weisz will always be incredibly beautiful. I'm sure she'll be a beautiful seventy year old woman. She's forever lovely which you can't say about most people.
I give it three years, maximum. They are not well matched at all.


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An Evansville man was seriously hurt in an early morning shooting in downtown Evansville that police believe to be gang related.
Officers say 24-year-old Timothy Rice was taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds in critical condition.
Police say two officers were on-duty Saturday morning around 2:00 a.m. when they saw three males with handguns in an alleyway near South Third Street. Officers say those three men started firing their weapons at the same time.
Two men attempted to get away in a vehicle, but officers caught them near the intersection of SE Third and SE Second Streets. The third man was also caught nearby.
Police arrested 22-year-old Tony Johnson and 23-year-old Torrance Mimms on charges of attempted murder with firearm and criminal gang activity.
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Woman cut from Mini after crashing with cement mixer in Surbiton
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A woman in her 20s was cut from her car after an accident with a cement mixer in Surbiton yesterday.
The accident happened at about 5.20pm in Ewell Road, outside Dysart School.
A silver Mini is believed to have collided with a cement mixer.
Ewell Road was closed for more than an hour by police as paramedics treated the driver of the Mini while firefighters cut her from her car.
Motorcyclist Kenny Evans captured these pictures of the accident from the camera on his crash helmet.
Mr Evans, who works as a senior technician at Kingston University's Moving Image department, said: "The whole road was closed and they had the jaws of life cutting the woman out of the car.
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"There was a paramedic giving her a mask to help her breathe as the firemen cut the roof off.
"It looked like there was a cement truck involved and it had been pulled into the car park of a school [Dysart]."
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So, I'm guessing you either just filed your taxes or maybe an extension? If so, congratulations, and now it's time to relax! At the library, you can find lots of resources to help de-stress. From meditation to exercise to crafts, gardening, and even TV shows, pick the way you relax best, and borrow it from the Library.
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The Little Book of Stress Relief, by David B. Posen
Mindfulness for Beginners: Reclaiming the Present Moment…and Your Life, by Jon Kabat-Zinn
The Now Effect: How This Moment Can Change the Rest of Your Life, by Elisha Goldstein
Real Happiness: Learn the Power of Meditation: A 28-Day Program, by Sharon Salzberg
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Men's Health Big Book of Exercise: Four Weeks to a Leaner, Stronger, More Muscular You, by Adam Campbell
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Gardening Shortcuts, by Jenny Hendy
Western Garden Book: The Ultimate Gardening Guide, edited by Kathleen Norris Brenzel
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NATCHITOCHES, La., (KNOE 8 News) - State Police are investigating the single-vehicle crash that took the life of a Natchitoches Deputy Sheriff over the weekend.
Ricky Issac Jr., was killed on La. Highway 1 just south of Natchitoches Saturday. Trooper say that it's believed that Isaac's police cruiser hydroplaned during a rainstorm, went off the road in a curve, and struck trees.
Issac, who was on duty at the time of the crash, was wearing his seat belt, but was pronounced dead at a local hospital from his injuries.
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Archive for November, 2009
Bake Sale | {Georgetown Style}Posted in DC: Dining & Cocktails, Health & Wellness with tags charitable causes, shopping on November 25, 2009 by substanceandstyledc
Dinner is ServedPosted in Culture, DC: Dining & Cocktails, Politics on November 24, 2009 by substanceandstyledc
Pillows, Pictures and PattiPosted in Uncategorized with tags shopping on November 23, 2009 by substanceandstyledc
A celebrity that you would really want in your home is finally coming there – kind of. Tomorrow, November 24 Washingtonians who spend $100 on items from the new Patti Labelle Home collection – a new line of bedding from the entertainer of the same name, can meet and take a photograph with the legendary Ms. Labelle at the Metro Center Macy's in downtown DC starting at 5:00pm. In addition to a photo with the celebrity and designer, those who purchase $100 or more from the collection will also get a copy of her latest cookbook, Recipes for the Good Life.
How Do You Like It?Posted in Culture with tags performance, theater on November 19, 2009 by substanceandstyledc
If you like witty Shakespearean plays and deep discounts on tickets then you will like this deal from the Shakespeare Theater Company. In their continuous efforts to reach younger audiences with the classic works of William Shakespeare they often offer $10 tickets to people 35 and younger. Currently there are a number of dates to choose from on the production schedule for their production of As You Like It, perhaps Shakespeare's most notable romantic comedy. Hop over to the Harman Center for the Arts and chances are you will like it too. Learn more here.
The Whole World in Your BagPosted in Uncategorized with tags shopping on November 17, 2009 by substanceandstyledc
It is the yard sale the world has been waiting for and where you will find items from and about all over the world. National Geographic is hauling truckloads of books, maps, globes, toys, clothing, luggage and more to its National Geographic Warehouse Sale in Washington, D.C., this week. The event will be held at the D.C. Armory from Friday, Nov. 20, to Sunday, Nov. 22, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is free. Fourteen tractor trailers will be loaded with almost everything that National Geographic has offered for sale in the past five years. Many of the items seen in National Geographic gift catalogs as well as 300 book titles will be available. Prices will be discounted up to 90 percent. This year's sale includes 600 different products – which equates to 200,000 items. Gets an early start on your holiday shopping.
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Art Salon | Poetry in MotionPosted in Culture with tags arts on November 16, 2009 by substanceandstyledc
If you didn't' get an opportunity to swirl with DC arts community at the Art Soiree last night – don't worry. Later this week the DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities will host their monthly Art Salon, a monthly convergence of artists, techies, green-collars, art enthusiasts, bloggers and educators that are creating the momentum for the new era of art in DC.
Designed to enlighten and entertain, the Art Salon is modeled after the Paris salons of the late 19th century. The event is held at a new location monthly and introduces a new theme each time highlighting the diversity of artists and culture venues in the District. This month the salon themed {Poetry in Motion} takes place Wednesday, November 18 at the newly opened Long View Gallery, 1234 9th Street, NW from 7:00pm until 9:00pm.
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Sunday Night SoireePosted in Culture with tags art, photography on November 14, 2009 by substanceandstyledc
Sunday night photog aficionados and those who love them will gather for an exclusive one night only exhibition, Through the Eyes of Men. The exhibit featuring work by Tony Powell, Hisham Ibrahim, Sergui Odainic, Jerry R. Harke and Anthony Brice will be complemented by the sounds of beats from DJ MOVA and continue into the night with DJ ODAINIQ. Each of the photographers will be on hand so guests will have an opportunity to get close up with those who take the fantastic close ups. Through the Eyes of Men, is a part of the Art Soiree series and will take place Sunday, November 15th from 7:00pm to 2:00am at The Reserve, 1426 L Street NW, Washington, DC 20005.
Cross the River and the BorderPosted in Culture with tags art, history on November 12, 2009 by substanceandstyledc
Now through Independence Day 2010 head east of the river to the Anacostia Community Museum to see The African Presence in Mexico: From Yanga to the Present. The newly opened exhibit explores the history, culture and art of Afro-Mexicans, and begins in the colonial era and continues to the present day. While Africans represented less than two per cent of colonial Mexico's (1521-1810) population— they played a significant role influencing Mexican culture. The exhibit highlights discussions of African slavery in Mexico and the hero/slave rebel Yanga and includes paintings, masks, photos and other art works related to the traditions and popular culture of Afro-Mexicans. Visit here to learn more.
Good Drinks for a Good CausePosted in DC: Dining & Cocktails with tags charitable causes on November 11, 2009 by substanceandstyledc
During the month of November Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants is making it easy for guests and locals who enjoy boutique hotel bars to join the fight against HIV and AIDS with "Cocktails for a Cure." As part of Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants' annual Red Ribbon Campaign, guests and diners can feel good about indulging in spirits this holiday season with themed cocktails. For every "Cocktails for a Cure" purchase at a Kimpton restaurant this month, $1 will be donated to local HIV/AIDS charities. In Washington, DC your dollar will go to the Whitman Walker Clinic, the leading HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment organization in the District.
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Choc'late SoldiersPosted in Culture with tags film, history on November 5, 2009 by substanceandstyledc
Tuesday, November 10 the Smithsonian African American History Museum is sponsoring the world premiere screening of Choc'late Soldiers from the USA": Sex, Race, and Rhythm in the Ring Auditorium on the first level of the Hirshorn Museum at 6:30PM. This landmark documentary explores how African American soldiers and British civilians form an unexpected bond during World War II, when some 140,000 African American soldiers fought in Europe. After the screening, filmmaker along with veterans who appear in the film will offer commentary and take questions from the audience. This is event is free and open to the public. Get there early to guarantee seating. Learn more here.


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Often critical of David Stern and the NBA league office, Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban had no problem with the $250,000 fine the San Antonio Spurs received as a result of benching their starters for a nationally televised game against the Miami Heat this past Thursday, via Eddie Sefko of The Dallas News.
While Cuban understands why San Antonio decided to rest their starters the way they did, the outspoken owner also sees where the league is coming from, saying perhaps the fine should have been even higher.
The main reason why Cuban agreed is because television revenue is the NBA's biggest customer, so keeping them happy is in the best interest of the league.
"That is the driver for all things financial in sports. Period, end of story. We are not 10 years ago where TV is just another source of income. That is the money train. Period, end of story, no questions asked."
Even while backing the league, Cuban never denied the Mavericks wouldn't do the same thing as San Antonio did (and has done in the past). Even joking the NBA would fine him ten times more than the $250,000 it fined the Spurs.


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ALBANY, N.Y. – Gun Rights activists headed to the state Capitol Tuesday morning to oppose the recently passed NY SAFE Act.
The 'Gun Rights Rally, Lobby Day' event took place in Capital Park at Washington Avenue and Swan Street in Albany. Hundreds braved the gray skies and treacherous winds to stand together against new gun legislation.
One of the more vocal critics of Cuomo's NY Safe Act, and Cuomo's cabinet, is former gubernatorial challenger Carl Paladino.
"They think that they're better than everyone else. They can afford to have a legion of protectors around them, but the individuals in this state, they want that right too," said Paladino.
That right, borne out of the second amendment -- the right to bear arms.
Paladino says the new legislation, which bans assault rifles and other guns and strengthens ammunition regulations, violates that constitutional right. And people like those gathered on the west lawn today, Paladino says, will remain vigilant.
"What you're seeing now is that people are waking up to the illusion and theatrics of our government and they're drawing a line in the sand," said Paladino.
Paladino says new gun laws will do nothing to curb gun violence in the empire state, but that urban education reform is the key.
"These school districts in our urban areas in the state of new ok have a graduation rate of something like forty percent. Where do you think those dropouts go? They go out on the streets, and we all know that, and they join gangs and they sell drugs," said Paladino.
The new law strikes an especially sour note for New York's veterans. Many vets are calling the new laws a violation of their second amendment right to bear arms, and a slap in the face to those who risked their lives defending the rights and freedoms of this country.
"I want to keep my weapons. I can't see them taking my rights away. I fought for it. I want to keep them, that's all," said Bob Scott of Wyantskill.
"I served in Vietnam, and I took an oath I still hold very dear -- to support and defend the constitution of the United States. When I took that oath I wasn't sitting in a nice warm office like our governor. I was on my way to the jungles of Vietnam," said Charles Breiner of Claryville.
The event was sponsored by many pro-Second Amendment groups, including the New York State Rifle and Pistol Association (NYSRPA), S.C.O.P.E, and Turn Albany Upside Down.
The event featured speakers such as Senators Kathy Marchione, Greg Ball and Lee Zeldin; NYSPRA president Tom King, Former Gubernatorial candidate Carl Paladino, Oathkeepers founder Stewart Rhodes, founder of the Arizona Citizens Defense League Charles Heller, Assemblypeople Steve McLaughlin, Steve Katz, Claudia Tenney, and George Amedore, among many others.
The rally was held from 12 a.m. until 2 p.m., and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. attendees met with their representatives in the legislature.
Governor Cuomo signed the New York SAFE Act into legislation last month, making it the first gun control legislation to be passed since the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
The day may not be without conflict, a second "One Million Moms for Gun Control" rally is planned at the Capitol building from noon until 1 p.m.
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City Park Nine Ladies' Golf Association plays every Wednesday morning from May through September. Anyone interested in joining should contact Anna Olsen at 22-9723 or City Park Nine at 221-6650.
Want to see the great outdoors? These short, easy, level strolls in scenic areas are at your own pace and you determine the distance you want to walk. Perfect for photographers and artists. No guide, but driver will accompany. Appropriate footwear is required. $12
Note: Fee includes van transportation. Bring your own lunch, snacks, water, and appropriate clothing (ex. rain gear, warm hat, jacket, etc.)
Full of colorful and vibrant design, this national juried exhibition features the current work of the finest national and international contemporary quilt artists. Art quilts accepted for exhibition exemplify innovation in quilting and surface design techniques as well as excellence in artistic composition and craftsmanship. The goal of the exhibition is to recognize the world's finest contemporary quilt artists and to advance the art form.
Get away from the daily routine and invite the older people in your lives to join you at City Park for an old fashioned picnic. There will be trolley rides, entertainment, and lots of picnic food. Suggested donation is $3.00.
Wednesday Men's League tees off at 3:30 off of both sides. Finished teeing off at 5:30.
Monthly meeting of the Art in Public Places Board
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Depending on the season, different wildflowers are blooming. Come every third Wednesday through September to see current flowers in bloom and learn about native plants. 1-2 miles, easy. Free. REGISTRATION REQUIRED for each month's session at naturetracker.fcgov.com.
The Natural Resources Advisory Board meets the third Wednesday of every month at 215 N. Mason, Conference Room 1-A.
The Transportation Board advises the Fort Collins City Council on transportation issues. The Board examines issues relating to financing, the development and implementation of master plans pertaining to pedestrian, streets, transit, bicycles, automobiles, congestion, traffic signalization, and transportation facilities, the use of technology, and education of the public and private industry on transportation topics.
The Board acts as a forum for the citizens to express their needs and concerns. The Board coordinates with other city boards and commissions on projects and issues that are of mutual interest. The Transportation Board works with other municipalities in the region to identify and develop solutions to key transportation issues.
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CATEGORIES Classics, Quentin Tarantino, Home Entertainment, Western, Features, CinematicalI think the mania for Sergio Leone is stronger than it's ever been. It's undoubtedly due to the championing of Quentin Tarantino, and films like Sukiyaki Western Django and The Good, the Bad and the Weird, which are driving fans to seek out where they borrowed their serapes and squints from. There also seems to simply be a hunger for good adventure stories and rugged antiheroes, and there's no better place to get sated than Leone's films. If you feel like spending two hours in the broiling sun with a man who'll shoot you as soon as look at you, then you'll love today's free flick: For A Few Dollars More.
For A Few Dollars More might be my favorite of the Dollars Trilogy. I love them all on their own merits, but this installment stands on its own (I hate saying it, but Fistful is decidedly less cool after multiple viewings of Yojimbo), and is less operatic than The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. More also tips the balance thanks to the way it adds a little to the Man with No Name. Here, he's dubbed Monco (Spanish / Italian for maimed) due to the way he keeps his right hand hidden, and he doesn't just ride quietly out of the dust. Now he has a trail in a score of bloody newspaper clippings which suggests he could afford more than one serape. Ennio Morricone fans will also appreciate the little flourish he gave to Monco's gun hand
Even if you hate Westerns, you should watch it. Leone called his films "fairy tales for adults," and that's really what they are. They feel like every genre rolled in one, and have been borrowed from 1965 onward. Fans of everything from Tarantino to Pirates of the Caribbean will see something they recognize here.
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HALES CORNERS (WKOW) -- A suburban Milwaukee fireworks show was cut short after a fireworks employee was injured.
It happened about 9:30 p.m. on Thursday. Four bursts of fireworks were fired from a wooded area. Spectators saw flashing lights after the bursts.
Hales Corners police say the man suffered a fractured leg, after a firework unexpectedly exploded on the ground. The man was taken to a local hospital.
Witnesses say they knew something was wrong when they saw the explosion.
"You could look through the whole woods the way it lit up. You couldn't see the guy in there but you could see the whole woods light up through the trees. You knew right away something was wrong," said witness John Thoennes.
The rest of the show was canceled.
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The Pittsburgh Pirates have one of the most traditional logos in Major League Baseball, but that could all change soon. Pittsburgh finally seems to be turning the corner and working their way out of the NL Central basement and a new-look could accompany the team as they return to relevance.
The Pirates are looking to alter their logo for the 2014 season and discussions will begin next week.
Pittsburgh will invite a limited number of season ticket holders to focus groups so they can receive feedback and input from the fans while they look to potentially change the logo for 2014.
The primary logo has been a gold "P" on the center of their cap and the tradition has stuck with the Pirates since their early years. How could the organization alter the logo to make it modern and fresh while sticking with the team's tradition?
Personally, I would like to see the Pirates go back to their glory days for some inspiration. A logo like this would bring back the good memories for Pirates fans young — well, not too young — and old:
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The city of Southfield, in partnership with the International Institute of Metropolitan Detroit, Inc., will sponsor the 90th annual International Festival (formerly the All World Market). The International Festival will kick-off with a U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (CIS) swearing-in ceremony of new citizens at 10 a.m. The International Festival is a fun, affordable and enriching event for the entire family. The festival will offer international music and dance performances throughout the entire weekend including Polish, Indian, African, Spanish, Greek, Korean, Mexican, Middle Eastern, Ukrainian and many others; children's art making workshops provided by the Detroit Institute of Arts; and cultural exhibits and demonstrations. Guests will also be able to purchase imported products, handmade crafts, jewelry, fabrics, apparels and other unique gifts from around the world at the International Bazaar. A variety of international and ethnic food will also be available for purchase. Times are as follows:
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As the draft approaches, there's been a lot of speculating about how the 49ers MUST draft a Safety, or two, and that the draft will be a huge bust if we don't.
My problem with this is that the Harbaalke regime has clearly established the precedence that rookies don't get penciled in at any starting positions. In 2011, Bruce Miller earned the starting fullback job as a rookie, for example, but not in week 1. So, the Niners have a backup plan. What is it?
In 2012, when the 49ers could not come to terms with Dashon Goldson, they did three things, all within a month of each other:
- Applied the Franchise Tag to Goldson, locking him up for 2012
- Signed Carlos Rogers to a long term contract (committing the money to CB rather than FS)
- Signed CJ Spillman to a 3 year, 6 million dollar contract extension, locking him up through 2014
Yes, 6 million dollars (4.2 base, 1.8 incentives) to a special teams player that really hasn't seen the field on defense. CJ's 2013 base salary is currently 19th on the team, and on par with new signee Craig Dahl's (Craig will make a little more with his roster bonus).
So, my question to the Niner Nation is, "What have you seen to suggest that CJ is not our starting FS for 2013?" He saw a total of 27 snaps on defense in 2012. I can't remember seeing any of them.
CJ played FS for Marshall. His dad played college football. As a junior, CJ recorded an incredible 131 tackles, averaging over 10 per game. His numbers were down his senior year, and he went undrafted.
CJ was one of only two UDFA players to make the Chargers roster in 2009. He played in 5 games, but unfortunately was positioned behind defensive standout Eric Weddle. The Chargers cut CJ mid-season in 2010, I'm guessing in a move to be able to keep him on the practice squad, but the Niners picked him up off waivers.
In 2011, CJ blew up 49ers special teams where he "led the 49ers with 19 special-teams tackles and ranked second on the team with 699 special-teams points." (SF Gate)
So, how does CJ compare to this years draft class? 6'0", 199lbs, 4.5 sec 40. Also, 199 is what the Chargers listed him at. Who knows what he actually weighs now.
Obviously, with so little playing time at FS in the NFL, CJ is unproven. I believe this is why they brought in Craig Dahl. Also, I've got no problem with drafting a FS in this years draft, but I don't want us reaching for a player. It feels like we've got our rookie, CJ Spillman, and we've got a veteran in Dahl to push him. As a plus, they both play special teams.
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Rapper's Delight on Arsenio Hall
Arsenio closed out his old school hip hop show with Rapper's Delight performing a medley of "La La Song," their legendary hit "Rapper's Delight," featuring Chuck D, Luther Campbell, and DJ Spinderella. Even Olympic figure skater Jason Brown got in on the action.
Local Bands Put A Unique Twist on Cover Songs in 4th Annual 'Folk The Police' Event
Imagine Jay-Z's "Big Pimpin'," Lil Jon's "Get Low," and "Root Down" by the Beastie Boys…played in the style of folk music. Awesome, right? Putting a folk spin on classic rap and hip-hop songs is exactly what local bands will be doing this Sunday at The Blind Pig in Ann Arbor at the 4th annual FOLK THE POLICE showcase.
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Guam - Keeping with their
tradition of giving back to the community, Quality Distributors made a huge
donation to the Salvation Army today that will help make this year's annual
Thanksgiving Day lunch possible. The donation given today includes 60 pounds of
ham and 10 turkeys as well as hundreds of other items such as rice, flour, and
canned goods that will go toward holiday food bags given to the needy.
Quality Distributors assistant general manager Ed Lai made the
presentation to Salvation Army Captain Michael Lutcher this afternoon. Lai
said, "It's something we generally do before the holiday season - we
believe it's important to give back to the less fortunate during this time."
and Lutcher added, "When a donor is able to give this much food and their
time and the employee time just to come and give this to the salvation army actually
not just salvation army they're giving it to the people of Guam, and using the
salvation army for us to hand it out to the community and sometimes it just
brings tears to your eyes."
With today's donation, the organization is confident it will be
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BOCA RATON — Pope John Paul II was looking for revenge and a chance to play for the inaugural Southeastern Football Conference championship.
Instead, the Eagles fell to Pine Crest for the second time this season, as the Panthers blew past Pope John Paul II 45-26 in the semifinals of the SFC playoffs Thursday. With the win, Pine Crest advances to take on Benjamin for the SFC championship on Nov. 17 at FAU Stadium.
Both of the Eagles' losses this season have come against the Panthers.
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Acellular pertussis vaccines, which have become favored over whole-cell pertussis vaccines because they are associated with fewer adverse events, may offer children less protection from pertussis, according to a study published in JAMA today. Ongoing pertussis outbreaks in the United… Read More ›
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Group Reaffirms That ECG Screening in Adults at Low Risk for Heart Disease Is Unnecessary
Adults at low risk for heart attack and other coronary heart disease events and who have no symptoms of heart disease should not be routinely screened with resting or exercise electrocardiography (ECG), according to the US Preventive Services Task Force…. Read More ›
Early HIV Treatment Is Cost-Effective Prevention Method
New data from a landmark clinical trial that established early treatment for HIV infection as an effective way to prevent transmission of the virus now show that this treatment-as-prevention approach is cost-effective, too. Presented today at the XIX International AIDS… Read More ›
Patients Coinfected With HIV and HCV More Likely to Experience Severe Worsening of Liver Disease
Washington, DC—Even when they are receiving anti-HIV drugs, people who are infected with both HIV and hepatitis C virus (HCV) are more likely than people who are infected only with HCV to experience a severe worsening of HCV-related liver disease… Read More ›
JAMA Forum: Bill Would Gut Patient-Centered Outcomes Research
Last week, the House Appropriations subcommittee on labor, health and human services, and education approved a spending bill, which moves along this week to the full committee for consideration and possible amendments. Then, it's on to a vote in the… Read More ›
New Trials Will Determine If Vaginal Ring With Anti-AIDS Drug Can Protect Women Against HIV
Washington, DC—Two large trials are now under way in Africa to test whether a vaginal ring containing a potent antiretroviral drug will prevent HIV infection in women, researchers announced here at the International AIDS Conference. The ring, a silicone matrix… Read More ›
JAMA Forum: The Battle for Control of Medical Care
Findings from a study reported just last week have major implications for the future of medical care. The study evaluated a new payment model called the Alternative Quality Contract (AQC), devised by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts. Unlike payment… Read More ›
New Combination of Drugs Shows Promise for Treating TB
A combination of drugs may help simplify the treatment of tuberculosis (TB) globally, suggest the results of an early clinical trial presented at the International AIDS Conference in Washington, DC, and published simultaneously in the Lancet. The emergence of drug-resistant… Read More ›
Author Insights: Working to Reduce the Risk of Heart Attacks in Patients Undergoing Surgery
Risk for heart attack and death increases in the period surrounding a surgical procedure. The latest reminder of this danger comes today with the release of a European study and an accompanying commentary in the Archives of Internal Medicine. In… Read More ›
HHS Secretary Announces New HIV/AIDS Initiatives for Patients and Clinicians
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PASCO, WA. - Strong weekend winds did a lot of damage to Pasco's new elementary school. However, school district officials say the damage to the building that's still under construction isn't as bad as it looks.
Before the gusts of wind hit on Saturday, the construction crew was working at a steady pace. Fowler Construction, the team behind the new facility, says they were ahead of schedule
"We believe in what we've been told. That time will be recovered due to the fact that we were ahead of schedule, we had very good weather to work," said Pasco School District's Assistant Superintendent John Morgan.
The crews were back out Monday to work and they say they can work around the damage and stay on track.
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Smallcakes in Albany welcomed Phillip Phillips home with a sweet treat ahead of a benefit concert.
By Jennifer Emert - bio | emailNovember 5, 2008
ALBANY, GA (WALB) - The fight continues in Georgia's tough U.S. Senate Race.
With nearly 3.7-million votes, neither candidate received a majority. It's forced the race into a run-off.
It could bring political star power to Georgia, including President-elect Barack Obama who will campaign for Democrat Jim Martin.
Senator Saxby Chambliss Wednesday called the campaign a wild ride. It could get wilder as the runoff will stretch the already aggressively negative campaign another four weeks to December second. The Chambliss campaign wasted no time, and were already working the phones, reminding voters again there's a clear distinction between Chambliss and Democrat Jim Martin.
"We know our philosophy is much more in tune with the way a majority of Georgians think. I think a majority of Georgians have express that between the two of us because we're about 120,000 votes ahead of him," said Senator Saxby Chambliss, (R)-Georgia.
Martin also remained confident saying he's going to win December second because his race is about helping Obama get our economy back on track. He says he won't change his message and will continue standing up for the middle class.
"I will do everything I can to help Barack Obama change Washington and get the economy moving again that starts with standing up for the middle class," said Jim Martin, U.S. Senatorial Candidate.
Chambliss expects in the next four weeks Martin's campaign could be energized by visits from President elect Barack Obama. Chambliss said he'll be looking to counter with this own political star power, but won't say who that might include.
"We're going to be developing our strategy and deciding whether or not we want surrogates to come in and if so who they should be and where they can help us," said Chambliss.
Getting voters back to the polls December second will be both campaigns focus going forward.
"I think folks now will have the opportunity to focus on one race, two candidates. There will be a couple of other run offs I think public service commission and Court of Appeals so we won't be the only race on the ballot," said Chambliss.
It was Senator Saxby Chambliss who said he was a little disheartened that more voters didn't turn out in Georgia for election day. The state's 74 percent turn out was much lower than predicted.
Chambliss said he didn't expect to challenge the election results, even though he's just a tenth of a percent shy of winning the race outright. Four percent of the precincts have yet to be counted.
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