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I've read before that several analysts believe the Griz would not be able to match any offers for Gay. Several mentioned that the Ronnie Brewer trade was a precursor to the end of Gay in Memphis.
In this article Griz Owner Hiesely mentions that they will match any offers.
I think the guy will be overpaid no matter where he ends up, but I would sign up for that move considering our huge hole at the 3 and his young age. He kind of reminds me of EJ, the guy just doesn't have the killer instinct to take over a game, he is a nice number 2 or 3 option, but he isn't the kind of guy that wll take the big shot with the game on the line. Regardless, our starting lineup would look very nice if he were to sign. I can't wat until this free agent bonanza is over, I'm sick of all the rumors.
I think the offseason will boil down to Gay or Johnson for the Clipps.
Griz owner Michael Heisley told a group of season ticket holders that the team intends to match any offer Gay might receive as a restricted free agent this summer. Heisley spoke before the game at the team's annual "State of the Franchise" Chalk Talk where season ticket holders could ask questions.


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The victim told investigators that he was approached by a man who asked to borrow a cigarette. According to the victim, the man motioned that he had a gun and forced the victim back inside where he took what was in the cash register. Police said the man offender then fled the scene on foot.
The suspect was spotted by officers a few minutes later crossing into the Kroger parking lot on Oakwood Avenue.
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Monteverde produced only one more work of any importance, during his residence at Mantua a Mythological Spectacle, called 'II ballo delle Ingrate,' which was performed at the same time as ' Orfeo.' Five years later, he was invited to Venice, by the Procuratori of S. Mark, who, on the death of Giulio Cesare Martinengo, in 1613, elected him their Maestro di Capella, promising him a salary of three hundred ducats per annum half as much again as any previous Maestro had ever received together with a sum of fifty ducats for the expenses of his journey, and a house in the Canons' Close. In 1616, his salary was raised to five hundred ducats : and, from that time forward, he gave himself up entirely to the service of the Republic, and signed his name ' Claudio Monteverde, Veneziano.'
The new Maestro's time was now fully occupied in the composition of Church Music for the Cathedral, in training the Singers who were to perform it, and in directing the splended Choir placed under his command. His efforts to please his generous patrons were crowned with complete success ; and his fame spread far and wide. On May 25, 1621, some Florentines, resi- dent in Venice, celebrated a grand Requiem, in the Church of SS. Giovanni e Paolo, in memory of Duke Cosmo II. Monteverde composed the music, which produced a profound impression : but, judging from Strozzi's extravagant descrip- tion, it would seem to have been more fitted for performance in the Theatre, than in the Church. A happier opportunity for the exercise of his own peculiar talent presented itself, in 1624, in con- nection with some festivities which took place at the Palace of Girolamo Mocenigo. On this oc- casion he composed the Music to a grand Dra- matic Interlude, called II Combattimento di Tan- credi e Clorinda, in the course of which he introduced, among other novel effects, an in- strumental tremolo, used exactly as we use it at the present day a passage which so aston- ished the performers, that, at first, they refused to play it.
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In the year 1637, the first Venetian Opera House, II Teatro di San Cassiano, was opened to the public, by Benedetto Ferrari and Francesco Manelli. In 1639, the success of the house was assured; and Monteverde wrote for it a new Opera, called ' L'Adone.' In 1 641, ' Arianna ' was revived, with triumphant success, at another new Theatre that of S. Mark. In the same year, the veteran Composer produced two new works ' Le Nozze di Enea con Lavinia,' and ' II Ritorno d'Ulisse in patria.' Finally, in 1642, appeared 'L'lncoronazione di Poppea' the last great effort of a genius, which, in less than half a century, proved itself strong enough to overthrow a system which had been at work for ages, and to establish in its place another, which has served as the basis of all the great works produced be- tween the year in which the Dominant Seventh was invented, and that in which we are now living.
Monteverde died, in 1643, and was buried in the Chiesa dei Frari, where his remains still rest, in a Chapel, on the Gospel side of the Choir. Of his printed works, we possess eight Books of Madrigals, published between the years 1587, and 1638 ; the volume of Canzonette, published in 1584; a volume of Scherzi; the complete edition of 'Orfeo'; and three volumes of Church Music. A MS. copy of ' II Ritorno d'Ulisse ' is preserved in the Imperial Library, at Vienna ; but it is much to be regretted that the greater number of the Composer's MSS. appear to be hopelessly lost. We shall never be able to say the same of his influence upon Art that can
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Housed in a former art gallery by the banks of the Regent's Canal, Ombra brings some gregarious Venetian vibes to trend-conscious Bethnal Green. Edgy interior design, tall brown-tinted windows, second-hand furniture & a riot of high-gloss pink, blue & yellow tables by artist Russell Bamber point up the fashionable aesthetic, & the chalkboard menu mixes cicchetti nibbles such as burrata pugliese or baccalà mantecato (creamy whipped salt cod) with more mainstream plates of pasta & suchlike (think aubergine parmigiana or homemade spaghetti with chilli, tomato & guanciale bacon). Vegetables & artisan breads are procured locally & meat comes from the Ginger Pig (try the finely sliced, delicately marinated 'carne salata'). Ombra's other trump card is its selection of traditional Venetian 'spritzs', backed up by some fine Italian wines & digestifs.
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There are times where all the stars align to make a great movie.
I'd like to think "Runner, Runner" will be an example of that.
"Runner, Runner" – Released Friday, Oct. 4.
Plot – A broke college student faces off with the owner of an online poker game that ripped him off.
Why I'm excited:
Top notch cast including Justin Timberlake, Ben Affleck, Gemma Arterton, Anthony Mackie, David Costabile and Bob Gunton.
Timberlake has proven to be likable and a good actor. I'm curious to see what he can do with this kind of role. Plus, Affleck as a bad guy. Some people already hate him because of the recent "Batman" news.
Brad Furman directs the film. I think he did a great job with "The Lincoln Lawyer," which is underrated in my opinion. Brian Koppelman and David Levien write the script. They are probably best known for "Ocean's 13″ and The Rock's "Walking Tall." The duo is reportedly writing the script for the next "National Treasure" film.
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(who has a job in Yosemite/Estes/Boulder for me?)
(Proclaiming that climb y would be 3 grades easier in the gunks)
(Something about how my mother loved me, that all our opinions count equally, and understanding the conversation is not a prerequisite to having a bellicose opinion) (A response that even though we all wear climbing shoes, lumping all of these different activities under "climbing" is a joke) (anger) (crying) (deleting) (more crying) (alcoholism) (whining) (name changing) slow death) (begin again)
(How do I sleep in a car?)
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(here is a picture of all my trad gear. now you post yours)
(ask question that shows I am too lazy to do any basic research on my own, like consulting a guidebook) Can you toprope anything in J-Tree? Where can I camp in Joshua Tree?
(I do not know the true value of money most likely because I do not have to work very hard for it and so I leave expensive gear lying around. I would now like someone more responsible and less forgetful than myself to reward my shortcomings by returning the gear to me and for this I will offer you six beers which are incidentally only a minute fraction of the cost of the gear I left. thanks in advance and nevermind the irony)
(shockingly non-ironic rant about how lame people who post on climbing web-sites are)
(Post about the beautiful form of a female climbing. Wondering if Sasha is really that hot. Nice face. Not much of a body. Pretty hot...not like that yokers chick though. Still not bad. Definately fit. A little on the small side though. Yeah, pretty hot. Kinda annoying when she talks in the videos. But overall pretty hot. Not like that Yonkers chick though. And who is that Sierra chick.)
(picture of my fucked up belay last weekend-defend the merits of 2 tied of screws with an ice-axe backup.)
(Thinking how rappelled I am by the content of this thread)
(humorous suggestion about poster's sexual preference)
(interjection requesting that we divert back to the original topic presented)
(add on to a post just made, forgetting there is an edit function)
(disgusted rejection of returning to the original topic; infer that you can stop reading whenever you please)
(BUMP for lower prices)
(deciding to make the jump from longtime lurker to occasional poster due to righteous indignation)
(hijacking thread, while proclaiming to not hijack thread)
[This post violated Rule #1. It has been removed by Mountain Project.]
(Attention internet strangers-I need help making significant life decisions-what city/state should I move to? What's the best college to attend if I want to climb? Do you guys think I should attend college? What's the best major if I like climbing? Do you guys think I should skip college and dirtbag? How do you dirtbag? What's the best place to dirtbag?)
Sorry for hijacking this most exciting thread, but I was just wondering if anyone has heard from Ellanor?
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Rating : 1/10
We travelled during the busiest holiday period in August and this airport was completely inadequate and ill
equipped to deal with it. There was no crowd management, with long and disorganised queues at check in and
security. People were pushing in and weaving in and out all the time. It was so bad that other passengers used
their phones to film people cutting in the queues as evidence. There should have been more staff on duty and more
desks open to deal with the crowds. Hardly ideal after a 2 and a half hour coach journey from the hotel. Also not
enough toilets and very few meal options in the departure lounge, plus not enough seating at our gate.
Rating : 2/10
On arrival and departure I used the toilets, they were the worst that I have ever used in any airport. There was
no soap in dispensers. Looking at the general condition of these toilets and wash areas they looked as if they had
never been adequately cleaned. A total disgrace. Management should be ashamed.
Rating : 3/10
Totally under resourced. Bar and catering airside very poor. About 5 tables to eat at! VIP lounge poor as noted
elsewhere, poorly air conditioned, few drinks and poor food. Airlines should not support it! Travelling with
British Airways.
Quite the worst organised airport it has ever been my misfortune to visit. Only 2 security gates open at busy time and
queues backing through the doors. No information and staff denying there is any problem. Little better after security
cleared with poor experience at the gate. All in all - dreadful!
What a dreadful place. Light and airy airport but shocking facilities and the VIP lounge is incredibly bad and
nothing but a terrible rip off for those who have paid to upgrade. The VIP lounge is tiny, the day I visited
there was a surly girl on the desk making a private phone call who seemed most annoyed that I requested
the Wi-fi password, which then didn't work. A few packet of crisps and a tall glass fridge with three bottles of
water and a handful of bottles of orange juice. That isn't what people pay VIP fees for. No alcohol and no
food and two day old newspapers. The toilets in the VIP lounge were filthy and the toilet roll holder in the
ladies isn't even next to the toilet. Someone had also been smoking in the loo. The bars and shops in the
airport are incredibly expensive. You can't wait to get out of this place. Once you go through passport control
there aren't enough seats for passengers waiting to board so people sit on the floors.
Customer Rating : 3/5
Spacious with lots of seats. Shops are of standard number and quality. The VIP lounge upstairs is clean and tidy.
Small but with good view of the apron, but the drinks selection is limited to soft drinks and no food other than
some miserable crisps. 2 newspapers and a magazine and that was it.
New terminal is a nice spacious building with plenty of check-in desks and several security
gates, the queuing times are very low. Unfortunately there are no adequate seating facilities,
toilets are usually almost clean but not so easy to get to, there are only a few shops and
places to buy food that open quite late in the morning. Staff is not so friendly and speaks
only Italian. Once passport control was closed and we had to wait a few moments for the
policeman to open. Never had problems with the luggage though.
Customer Rating : 1/5
Have had the misfortune to visit this airport on several occasions and have to agree with
other comments regarding the filthy state of the place, lack of customer service and very
limited options for purchasing a meal. Last night we travelled from Catania to Malta and, as
usual, it was filthy dirty, the check-in staff surly and the icing on the cake was that the
runway was closed for 3 and a half hours (no reason given for this) we has to sit and wait
for 5 interminable hours with everything closed - no shops or bars to break the monotony-
really not what you expect at all.
New terminal, same old problems: I was looking forward to arrive and depart from the newly
opened airport terminal. It looks impressive from the outside but once you are inside it is
dirty and badly maintained. Arrived on Swiss from Zurich. Even as we were the only flight at
that moment, baggage handlers needed over 45 minutes to get all the luggage out of on the
carousel. Flight was early which led to the fact that no one was available to operate the
passenger bridge. Had to wait on the plane for approximately 10 minutes. Long walk over to the
rental-car-offices, along the old terminal where beggars and strolling dogs have taken over.
Departure - overcrowded departure area. Windows and public toilets dirty. Staff unfriendly and
uninterested. The only thing that really worked was the air-conditioning in the building.
Overpriced cafés and bars. Catania airport hasn't improved a bit, it is still filthy,
overcrowded and chaotic.
CATANIA AIRPORT review : 13 January 2009 : by G Calafiore
Customer Rating : 2/5
As Sicily's busiest airport, CTA was recently given a totally new terminal building: light,
airy and pleasant. The building itself is where the positives end. The facility is
hopelessly inadequate. There are good dining options upstairs, and they can be reached by an
escalator at the very far south end of the terminal, that is is you can make your way past
the thronging check-in queues. Looking for the toilet? Back downstairs you go, and through a
labyrinthine corridor and you will find them, but if they are not closed for cleaning, they
will be reduced to an unusable state. Once you make it past the interminable queue for the
security check, be sure to keep an eye on the one central FID. Announcements regarding
delays or gate changes (for those flights lucky enough to be parked at a gate) simply do not
exist. Seating and toilet facilities airside are extremely limited, and you will almost
certainly have to take a bus to your aircraft on a stand-off bay. If you are arriving, be in
no hurry to get to the baggage carousel; you will stare at it for what seems like an eternity
before it starts to move, and even then the delivery of luggage will be erratic. In true
Italian fashion, this new airport looks nice, but simply does not work.
Catania Airport by Simon Castleman
28 May 2008 Customer Rating : n/a
If you want a nice building with service in the dark ages Catania is for you. Went to get a coffee
- closed for 10 minutes while they mopped the floor, you could have been served over the counter in
the area not being mopped but clearly that option didn't occur to the staff. Decided to use the
toilet - closed for 10 minutes while they cleaned the floor - so walked to the other end of the
airport. Went to go through passport control - closed for 10 minutes (make that 30 but 10 minutes
is Sicilian for a delay of indeterminate length) the reason being the departure lounge is only big
enough for the passengers of one aircraft so they only let that many through passport control at
once. Still not much point in getting to the departure lounge too early as there are minimal
facilities that side anyway, (toilet, small duty free shop only good for non eec flights and a
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Florida banned Internet cafes earlier this year, but a lawsuit filed in Miami claims that ban is so broad that it can also apply to smartphones and computers across the state.
That suit is attempting to overturn the ban on grounds that it is unfair, and overly broad.
"There are times the legislature moves too quickly, and the law is not written as well as it could have been," said Tampa Attorney John Fitzgibbons. He is not involved in the suit, but says it makes an interesting argument.
"When a law is written so broadly that it can cover too many people, then that can be an unconstitutional law," he said. "This is a serious lawsuit. This is an excellent law firm in Miami. No matter who wins or loses, this case will be appealed, and it's the type of case that can end up in the Florida Supreme Court."
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Happy Festa della Mamma and the Best Fish Appetizer of My Life
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Arrivederci, Roma!
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Mangiamo, Part 10: The Best Coffee in Rome, if not the Universe
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Horse found wandering in beauty salon
Horse insurance policyholders have heard of an incident in which an unsuspecting beauty salon owner found a stray animal on her premises.
The Lakeland Visitor reported that Wanda Hesketh had found the animal roaming the streets of the town, near to her Koo Hair & Beauty store.
Not wanting the animal to come to any harm, Ms Hesketh secured the mount in the backyard of the premises last Wednesday (April 6th).
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UPDATED Orange County Sheriff's Office Press Release:
On 10/1/13 the Orange County Sheriff's Office received information on the location of David G. Thorsted. Mr. Thorsted was arrested without incident in Spotsylvania Co. Mr. Thorsted was arrested on the charges stemming from the earlier press release involving the meth lab.
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On Monday September 30, 2013 the Orange County Sheriff's Office executed an eviction notice in the Rhoadesville area of Orange County. While surveying the property, deputies noticed a camper trailer that appeared suspicious. When the resident realized the deputies had noticed his camper he walked away.
After further investigation they were able to determine that the camper trailer was being used as a meth lab. At that point Investigators from the Orange Co. Sheriff's Office, the Blue Ridge Narcotics and Gang Task Force and the VA State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigations were called in to assist in collecting evidence and the cleanup of hazardous materials. K-9 units from Culpeper Co. Sheriff's Office along with VA State Police were called to attempt to locate the suspect, David Gene Thorsted. Units searched for the suspect for several hours but were unsuccessful in locating him.
As a result of the search of the property, the Blue Ridge Narcotics and Gang Task Force seized an undetermined amount of crystal meth, a number of different chemicals and other products used to produce crystal meth and a number of firearms from the camper.
On October 1, 2013 it was reported that someone was possibly back at the residence. Units from the Orange Co. Sheriff's Office and the VA State Police responded along with the VA State Police SWAT Team. Entry was made into the residence but no one was found. Currently there is an outstanding warrant for David Gene Thorsted for manufacturing Methamphetamine. Thorsted is 55 years old, white male with ties to the Spotsylvania and Fredericksburg area.
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Who are the best Retail Companies For Graduates To Work For? Listed below are the 10 best Retailers for graduates in 2013/14, based solely on the ratings that their own graduate employees have given them in anonymous reviews written on TheJobCrowd. Please note, the Top 10 are listed in alphabetical, not rank, order.
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Turning to a national perspective, guess whose uniforms rate No. 1.
This was an Oregon landslide (53.7 percent). One Big Ten star was particularly blown away. "I don't even have to think about that one," he says. "I almost wanted to transfer there just for those uniforms." As for worst unis, winner Wyoming's brown-and-yellow jerseys elicited 18.9 percent. Wonders one player: "The worst colors ever? What is that, piss and poop?"
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Tola Biblical Judge
Tola the son of Puah was a judge of Israel whose reign spanned a total of twenty three (23) years. His reign started after the death of Abimelech. This is supported by the Biblical Time Line Chart. Not much was recorded about the life and reign of Tola. This judge of Israel is actually the least spoken of or recorded judge. There are no recorded deeds of this Tola.
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IFEA Names Temple University's Event Leadership Executive Certificate Program "Best in the World"
The International Festivals and Events Association (IFEA) selected Temple University's School of Tourism and Hospitality Management (STHM) Event Leadership Executive Certificate Program as the winner of its Haas & Wilkerson Gold Pinnacle award for the best Event Management Certificate Education Program in the events industry worldwide.
Approximately 300 institutions of higher education offer courses, certificates or degrees in events education worldwide.
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(Weight Watchers Friendly Crock Pot Cooking Day 88)
I made this easy, delicious honey mustard orange slow cooker spiral cut ham for Christmas Eve with the family.
In the past, I've always baked ham in the oven according to the package directions, occasionally using the sugary glaze that comes with the ham and sometimes making one from scratch.
But of course, this year I wanted to make it a slow cooker spiral cut ham.
So I adapted this recipe for Citrus Honey Ham from A Year of Slow Cooking.
Since we eat it so rarely, ham is always a treat. This honey mustard orange slow cooker spiral cut ham didn't disappoint. It was easy and delicious.
Just be careful not to overcook it. Because the ham is already fully cooked, you only need to warm it up. If you cook it can easily dry out.
- 1 (6-to-7-pound) bone-in spiral cut fully cooked ham
- ¼ cup honey
- 2 tablespoons spicy brown mustard
- ¼ teaspoon ground ginger
- ¼ teaspoon ground cloves
- ¼ teaspoon ground cinnamon
- Juice of 1 orange
- 1 cup ginger ale
- You'll need a large a (6 to 7-quart slow cooker).
- Unwrap the ham and place it in your slow cooker (flat side down).
- Discard the flavor packet.
- In a small bowl, combine the honey, mustard, ginger, cloves, cinnamon and orange juice. Rub the mixture all over the ham.
- Pour ginger ale evenly over the top of the ham.
- Cover. (If your lid won't fit, make one from heavy duty aluminum foil, wrapping it tightly around the top of your slow cooker.)
- Cook on LOW for 4 to 6 hours or until the ham is thoroughly heated.
- Remove from the slow cooker and let stand on a cutting board for 10 minutes before slicing to serve.
Since the ham is already fully cooked, you are only warming it, not cooking it, so less time is best to prevent drying it out.
Source: A Year of Slow Cooking
If you liked slow cooker spiral cut ham you might also like:
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after the first round of OTA's and no significant player movement to follow- we fill the hours with endless debate, and ideas regarding the NFL.
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Cliff Avril will be worth the Franchise tender, as well as worth locking up to a long term contract. The Lions have been known to pay for leadership, and with KVB getting older, as well as some other vets, a proven professional will be needed. He'll help keep the line hungry, plus the added dimension that other players will see the Lions reward their own.
The Team in Washington absolutely should do the right thing and change their name or move out of the Nations' Capital. I'd be fine with them in LA -
Tebow was not a reach- he's accomplished more than supposedly better players. I don't like the Jets so it is hard for me to root for him now, but he's proving everyone wrong so far. When the Lions went 0-fer , would Lions fans have enjoyed playoff football and positive national attention or would we have preferred to feature a traditional but non successful system, or would we prefer to make and win a playoff game? While Denver's D may have been playing great, successful teams still take leaders willing to work hard.


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First year Panthers head coach Ron Rivera has not been tentative in his quest to improve every single one of his 53 roster spots. After a trend of special teams gaffs he made a statement move by releasing S Sean Considine and replacing him with a rookie 5th round draft pick cut by St. Louis.You could say his stock crashed. DE George Selvie would soon join Considine in the ranks of the unemployed. So are there other Panthers who's stock is falling? What about those on the rise?
Stock Falling
With the arrival of free agent DT Ron Fields Neblett found himself inactive against the Bears. Given the Panthers run defense seemed to perform better between the tackles against the Bears Neblett might stay on the pine.
WR Legadu Naanee
When asked about Naanee recently Rivera seemed to give him a vote of confidence. Given his recent candid commentary regarding player performance I have to take him at his word. I don't share his sentiment at the moment after Naanee only brought down 4 of 11 targets this past Sunday. So to say his stock is falling is only my speculation as 4 for 11 is hard to ignore.
KR Mike Goodson
Goodson is a prime example of Rivera being candid about a player's performance. As James stated on Cat Scratch Radio last night, Goodson was not replaced by S Jordan Pugh on kick returns late in the Bears game because of bruised ribs. Rivera ccandidly stated 'he was looking for a spark' in the return game. Goodson was guilty of being tentative on kick returns his rookie year but then took a step up his 2nd year. It would seem now he has stepped back.
We've got players whose stock is rising ...after the jump...
Stock Rising
QB Cam Newton
Though Newton's stock might seem maxed out for Panther fans his stock continues to rise across the entire football landscape. In fact per Rivera his stock is now setting the standard for the rest of the team.
In his first start as a Panther replacing the injured Chris Gamble, Butler flashed the speed and athleticism that got him drafted in the 2nd round in 2009. He also made a picture-perfect tackle on Bears RB Matt Forte that Butler himself found twitter-profile pic worthy. If only he had made a handful more tackles on Forte...Regardless, this guys stock is on the rise in the Panther secondary as he assumes the nickel back spot upon Gamble's expected return.
Bell not only filled in well for RT Jeff Otah while Otah was out with a concussion but now that Otah is back Bell continues to rotate into the line-up. It might be due to Otah's mild back strain but I'm sure it also has to do with Bell playing beyond his years.


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CBS has him 12th, NFP has him as the 10th, and ESPN has him 8th best OLB. Reminds me of Marcus Benard....anyone know if Benard signed with anyone or is he still a free agent?


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Chris Christie Chews Out a Woman for Suggesting Bruce Springsteen Doesn't Like Him
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The New Jersey governor was recorded dancing onstage with Jamie Foxx at a Hamptons benefit.
As part of the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.
"I will spend time in places where we have a chance to win."
After repeatedly dodging the question.
There will be handshakes.
One investigation leads to another.
McDonnell, Christie, now Scott Walker.
He assured GOP donors they have nothing to fear.
Naturally, it involves both Springsteen and Bridgegate.
The governor isn't making a favorable impression on the Israel-obsessed megadonor.
Supposedly, the mayor wasn't on Christie's "radar."
Or "misspoke," as Bill Stepien's lawyer put it.
We assume John Degnan knows what he's getting into.
He says his kids "had a good laugh."
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Alex Ferguson thanked Manchester United's supporters and urged them to stand behind his successor, David Moyes, after an emotional final home game as manager on Sunday
Ferguson, who announced his shock retirement earlier this week, addressed supporters directly during an unscripted on-pitch speech after a 2-1 win over Swansea City closed his 26-year association with the Old Trafford dug-out.
"You've been the most fantastic experience of my life," he said, as fans in the crowd of 75,572 fell silent to listen to the man who has brought 38 trophies to the club since arriving from Aberdeen in 1986.
"My retirement doesn't mean the end of my life with the club. I'll be able to enjoy watching them, rather than suffer with them.
"I'd also like to remind you that when we had bad times here, the club stood by me, all the staff stood by me, and the players stood by me. Your job now is to stand by our new manager."
Ferguson, 71, later hoisted the Premier League trophy in front of his jubilant players, three weeks after United secured an unprecedented 20th English league title with a 3-0 home win over Aston Villa.
Everton manager Moyes will take over as manager on July 1, having signed a six-year contract, with Ferguson taking up a role as a director and ambassador.
Fittingly, an 87th-minute goal by Rio Ferdinand in front of the Stretford End earned United victory, after Javier Hernandez's first-half strike was cancelled out early in the second period by Michu.
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I came across an article reporting on the ISA All-Ireland Helmsman's Championship, a regatta raced in the J/80. What interested me about this article, aside from the colorful Irish turns of phrase, was the writer's claim that "the J80 steps comfortably into the shoes of the J24, which we all got steamed up about in the 1970s." Here is a description of sailing the J/80 from the JBoats site:
Be sailing in 3 minutes. Take off the boom cover and hoist the mainsail, attached to the mast with slides. Cast off. You're now sailing faster than other boats with full canvas. Ready for more speed? Uncleat the furler line and pull in the jib sheet. Presto! Now you're really flying! Time for the afterburners? Pull the sprit launch control line, hoist the asymmetric spinnaker and trim. Now you're planing! To jibe, simply let off the old sheet and pull in the new. No one on the foredeck! You can even do it single-handed.
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Students at Lewisboro Elementary School this week picked and shelled beans, peeled squash and chopped celery, carrots and potatoes—among the many steps necessary to prepare Harvest Soup that serves 500. Last week the second graders harvested basil and made homemade pesto.
At Increase Miller Elementary School, each grade has spent time in the school garden. Second grade students made pesto, and third, fourth and fifth graders are preparing soup. Fourth graders are harvesting cucumbers for pickle-making.
Students at Meadow Pond and Katonah Elementary school are also engaged in outdoor learning in their garden and greenhouse through the district's sustainability curriculum, which teaches students about their responsibilities in living within the means of nature and preserving sustainable communities. All elementary students engage in sustainability lessons three times per week.
Holly Hawkes was one of many parent volunteers at LES overseeing children picking vegetables, chopping ingredients and mixing soup. She said she volunteers on this project every year because she loves gardening—and has seen the positive results when kids get their hands dirty.
"It's important for kids to know where their food comes from," said Hawkes, mother to Zach, a second grader at LES. Known to his family as a picky eater, Zach has recently tried a tomato and the homeade pesto made from the school's garden.
"He would not have eaten that at home," she said.
School gardens offer a wealth of year-round educational opportunities to students, said Denise Martabano, who formerly served as the district's sustainability and wellness coach and planted the district's first garden at Meadow Pond.
Not only does the garden teach students about where food comes from, it provides cultural lessons as well, she said.
"We have a section of the garden that is planted according to the Iroquois method, called "Three Sisters," she said. "Corn, beans, and squash grow well together, and this teaches children about a Native American tradition that's a sustainable system."
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HBO isn't yet willing to let all customers cut the cord and subscribe to HBO Go sans cable box, but the network is anything but ignorant when it comes to recognizing the importance of digital content. In fact, the Wall Street Journal reports that HBO is preparing to open its first office dedicated solely to its presence on mobile platforms and other digital avenues. Forgoing the traditional Silicon Valley locale, HBO has instead chosen Seattle as its newest home, not far from Microsoft's Redmond headquarters.
That's particularly appropriate since two executives who formerly worked at Microsoft — Otto Berkes and Drew Angeloff — will head up initiatives at the new office, referred to as Code Labs in recent job postings. Berkes was involved in the creation of the original Xbox, the successor of which has played a pivotal role in HBO's digital strategy. Among home consoles, HBO Go remains an Xbox 360 exclusive, letting HBO customers stream their favorite shows like Game of Thrones and The Newsroom. The network's smartphone and tablet apps have also proven wildly popular, leading many to pressure the company to let consumers pay for HBO programming individually without being handcuffed to a traditional cable package. Thus far only a select few European countries have gained that privilege, but HBO's investment in digital could prompt even more calls for a standalone model in the months ahead.
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I have never participated in a workshop other than as a teacher, but I know that good things can come of them. I also know that Improvs is a difficult place to improve one's skills being that stage time is so limited and in demand. So what to do? Well you tell me. I am the producer of this hack thing so it is my job to accommodate the wishes of our audience. If there is enough interest in this thing, I have the connections and pull to provide you with both a space and a qualified instructor. I want to see everyone improving and if I can be of any service, I will. Tell me if you are interested. I will do the rest. I know that Tom seems very interested in teaching some classes and that Steve and Dean have taught some workshops in the past. I, unfortunately, am woefully unqualified to teach a workshop, but if there is enough interest, I promise to see to it that those who are interested will have an outlet.
And SO, as a Great and Horny Man once said (I think it was John Holmesor John Mitz), On to the Hole!
Ok. Pop Quiz.
When you are on stage at Improvs, what should be your number one concern?
Think carefully. I'll give you a moment. Here's a brief musical interlude:
So tell me what you want, what you really, really want. I'll tell you whatI want, what I really, really want. I wanna... I wanna... I wanna... I wanna...I really, really, really wanna zig-a-zig ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
Ok, got it?
If you answered (A), you are already an ass. There is nothing to make.How many times do we have to tell you that failure is Ok? You know, Louisand I don't work all day over a hot stove just to have you come home anddisobey our rules. Do you think improv rules grow on trees? Go to your room.
If you answered (B), I kind of understand. People like funny people.Funny is entertaining. Funny is attractive. Improvs should be funny. Guesswhat though. You're wrong. That isn't the important thing.
If you answered (C), you are a survivor. I respect your instincts forsafety and sanity and hope that you will join my new support group, P.A.S.T.(People Against a Shirtless Tom). You are not, however, cut out to be agood improver. A good improver rolls with any and all jabs at his/her sanity,including giant jiggling masses of white flesh. I have been faced with muchmore taxing situations on stage including male-on-male foot mastication,male-on-male kissing, scary women with random piercings mounting me on stage,and many others I don't care to recall. I rolled with it and gained therespect of my peers. You too, can survive these trials.
If you answered (D), and are a women, come by my house anytime aftermidnight with a can of whipped cream and an egg beater. I'll do the rest.
Finally, if you answered (E), give yourself a pat on the back becauseyou are half-way there in becoming a better improver because you have recognizedthe problem and are willing to deal with it. Now repeat after me, "Lord,give me the strength to accept the things I cannot change and change thethings I can and give me the wisdom to know the difference." Oh wait...That's wrong. I gotta get to a meeting. Anyway, know that you have seenthe light of improvs.
Well, I'll tell you. I watch you guys every week. I know your strengthsand weaknesses as performers. I also know what will make you better. Hereis something to work on. In most games, you are given a situation and arelationship and/or a task to complete. You willingly accept these suggestions,and, depending on the game, completely forget about them and the scene youwere doing in a matter of minutes. This is incorrect improving. As I havesaid before, too many of you are worried about being funny when you geton stage. While it should be your goal to make the audience laugh and beentertained, you may be going about it the wrong way. I'll give you an example.The most glaring way people make this mistake is in the game Producers,Directors, & Playwrights (or Genre Jump which is basically the samegame). When the scene starts off neutrally in this game, you as playersbegin to tell a story. You set up characters and an environment and maybesome conflict. So far, so good. Now, when Louis and the audience begin toFuck with you by switching things up, you lose your focus. You start toconcentrate on the suggestion rather than keeping the scene going. Finally,it ends up that the original plan you and your partner set up for your sceneis completely gone and you find yourself just acting out scenes you knowfrom a play or movie instead of the original suggestion. This is wrong.You might get some laughs this way, but you will never improve as an improveruntil you learn to take these distractions and work them into your originalplan for the scene and continue the action you had set up before you wereso rudely interrupted. Here is a little hint to make this easier: Whenyou are coming out of a pause for a suggestion in a scene game (like P's,D's, & PW's, Genre Jump, Emotion Game, Occupation Game, etc.), don'timmediately change what you were doing to accommodate the suggestion unlessyou can find a way to work it in to the continuation of what you were doingbefore. Your foremost goal is to get across the beginning, middle, and endof your story. The suggestions are just funny little bumps in the road onyour way. Find a way to work them in, but don't let them distract you fromyour overall goal of telling a story based on the original suggestion. Itis much more impressive to an audience for an improver to be able to tella complete story based on a tough suggestion than to be able to recall acouple of funny lines from a movie. In other words, keep the scene goingfirst, then make your funny lines. As you get better at telling a completestory through your scene, you will find that the references to the secondarysuggestions will become easier. Another example: You are playing the EmotionGame and have begun a story about two nuns digging for buried treasure.The action is stopped and you are given the emotion Lust. An inexperiencedimprover will forget what he/she was doing prior to the freeze and immediatelygo for the cheap joke and attack his/her partner. A good improver will continueexactly what they were doing before the freeze and find something in thestory line, environment, or in his/her partner to make them lustful. Seethe difference?
Also, this isn't just important to your success in scene games. Everygame at improvs becomes much more interesting to watch if a scene is performedwell within it (with the possible exception of World's Worst). If you arethe host of Surprise Party or the Guesser in Excuses or Good Cop/ Bad Cop,it is not only your job to guess the quirks or adjectives or excuse, butto keep a scene going. This means that if you are the host of surprise party,you must find a reason you are having a party and keep that up through yourconversations with your "guests". Anything else becomes just aglorified game of charades and will not pass for good improving, even ifyou guess all of the suggestions. Keeping a scene going is probably themost important thing you can do as an improver to keep the audience interested.If you are just funny, you will get boring pretty quickly if you say a linethat just don't cut the mustard. If you are adept at keeping the scene goingand throw in a funny line or two during the scene, you will quickly becomean audience favorite because they will know that every time you are on stage,they are going to at least see something interesting and fresh. Plus, theadded respect that you will gain as someone able to carry and continue ascene in the face of adversity will make other, more experienced improverswant to perform with you because you will have the ability to make you bothlook good. Remember, it is not the funniest scenes that are remembered bythe audience, but the ones that told the best stories.
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It will be available as an app for mobile devices like iPhones, providing up-to-the-minute information so people can decide how and when they will travel.
Professor Nigel Davies from the School of Computing and Communications at the Universty's InfoLab21 said: "The key is that this is information from other travellers or workers repairing the roads. There is no third party involvement so it's very direct and from a trusted source.
"Our Travel enables people to create a community of people who share the same journey and who can update each other about, say, a tree on the route or roadworks. You can check your mobile and find out that someone else who has just done your trip into work is reporting flooding under the bridge, or the wrong leaves on the track."
Disruption caused by accidents and emergencies could also become a thing of the past as information is provided to travellers immediately, allowing them to avoid incidents and cut down on delays.
Our Travel can also be used to inform people of roadworks, winter gritting, and crews carrying out road markings. Once the work is scheduled on the Our Travel system, it informs relevant users of the potential impact on their journeys and enables users to give feedback to companies on how the work has affected them.
Professor Davies said: "At the moment, local news updates or radio travel news will only give you a general overview and will not be specific about your route. Even motorway signs warning of delays can be out-of-date by the time you drive past."
Our Travel is part funded by the Technology Strategy Board, and developed and trialled by Lancaster University in collaboration with the Morecambe company In Touch Ltd and Carillion plc.
Research at the School of Computing and Communications is recognized for its exceptional quality and international reputation. The UK Research Assessment Exercise 2008 found that 100% of its research was of international standing, and 80% was rated as world leading or internationally excellent. An International Review of UK Computer Science cited the School as one of only a handful of centres undertaking "leading edge systems research".
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Hartlepool United v Oldham Athletic
7:34pm Tuesday 20th November 2012 in Sport By Nick Loughlin
STEVE HOWARD, Evan Horwood and Simon Walton are in the Hartlepool United starting XI for the home game with Oldham.
Without a win in 17 games, new boss John Hughes is out for a response to the weekend's 5-0 humbling at home to Coventry.
HARTLEPOOL UNITED: Flinders; Austin, Collins, Hartley, Horwood; Murray, Walton, Sweeney; Franks, Howard, Humphreys. Subs: Foden, Poole, Monkhouse, Baldwin, Holden, Noble, Wyke.
OLDHAM ATHLETIC: Bouzanis; Brown, Wesolowski, M'Voto, Croft, Furman, Derbyshire, Montano, Byrne, Baxter, Wabara. Subs: Cisak (gk), Tarkowski, Smith, M'Changama, Winchester, Sutherland, Mellor.
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Just imagine the draft of all drafts. I am putting together one of the best possible scenarios for the Vikings during the draft. These scenarios are realistic, but wishful thinking. It can happen, but likely won't. I just wanted to put together a wishful mock for Vikings fans to asses one of the BEST POSSIBLE draft realistically though.
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It's just a few hours to go before the gates are flung open at Reading and Leeds for this weekend's festival. It's an incredible line-up. Blink 182, Arctic Monkeys, Paramore and Queens Of The Stone Age will be headlining the bill as well as a ton of other bands (here's 40 acts we recommend seeing, for a start). But what if the line-up was decided according to artist popularity on Shazam? You know how it works - you hear a piece of music and the app tells you exactly what it is.
Johnny Cash might be synonymous with Nashville, living just outside the country music centre with his wife, singer June Carter Cash in the infamous House of Cash, but he was actually born and raised in the state of Arkansas. Earlier this week the iconic singer's childhood home in the small town of Dyess was opened up to the public, as part of an attempt to boost tourism in the area. Dyess was an experiment in president Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal programme, which aimed to help the US economy bounce back from the Great Depression.
Over the past few weeks, you might have noticed an unusual amount of videos of people chucking buckets of ice cold water over their heads popping up on social media. Nope, risking pneumonia isn't some unfathomable new trend - the new craze is actually in aid of charity ALS Association and raising awareness of ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis), a terminal illness which causes muscles to weaken and stiffen. The challenge started after Pete Frates, a former Boston College basketball player, was forced to stop playing after developing ALS.
Staten Island's Cymbals Eat Guitars third LP reflects on learning to cope with two very different types of loss and grief. Firstly, that of someone who has touched your life - in this case, the passing of frontman Joseph D'Agostino's best friend and musical collaborator Benjamin High. And then there's the loss of belief in something simple and universal, the idea that one album could universally change lives. It's fitting, then, that the album is called 'LOSE' but, as bassist Matthew Whipple says, there's more to it than just the idea of something going missing.
Ok, so we know the big guns will be fantastic at this year's Reading and Leeds festival. Arctic Monkeys, Queens Of The Stone Age, Vampire Weekend... we know all about them. But if you're heading to Reading and Leeds in search of something a little more unknown, step right this way. The smaller stages are packed with brilliant, brand new talent. From the sonic fuzz of The Wytches to Kate Tempest's gob-of-her-generation declarations, the 15 tracks below showcase the very best that new music has to offer right now.