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Lynn C. Katrick, 60, of Lehighton, formerly of Seemsville, died Sunday, March 8, 2009 in her home. She was the wife of Ronald L. Katrick with whom she celebrated 32 years of marriage last November 27. Born May 9, 1948 in Easton, she was a daughter of the late Dr. Andrew D. Jr. and Virginia (Howe) Chidsey. Lynn was a graduate of Easton High School, class of 1967 and later attended the former Churchmans Business School, Easton.
Survivors: In addition to her loving husband, Ronald, she is survived by twin sons, Ronald L. II and Joshua D. Katrick, both at home; a brother, Andrew D. Chidsey III in New York.


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By Jay Polk - bio | email ALBANY, GA (WALB) - Flood damage is so widespread in south Georgia, that the state and maybe the federal government will step in to help local governments with recovery.
As part of the stimulus program, the federal government is offering a new way to try to prevent flood damage. The government will most likely be helping those who have seen their homes and land go under water. But there is a new program designed to keep residents from losing their homes and farmers from losing their land in the first place.
From Colquitt County, to Worth County to Dougherty County and everywhere else around the region, people are watching nervously as their homes and land come ever closer to being reclaimed by nature. But now the Natural Resources Conservation Service, or NRCS, is offering a helping hand.
"NRCS is offering a floodplain easement program through its emergency watershed protection program. The easement program is designed to put land, floodplains that is back into natural conditions," said Asst. State Conservationist Jimmy Bramblett.
It's another part of the recently signed stimulus package. To qualify, land has to have been damaged by flooding. "Twice in the last ten years or once in the last ten months," Bramblett said.
Also eligible is land that would be damaged if a dam just above it were to give way. And many landowners in our area, qualify for the program. The program was actually started after the 1993 floods in the Midwest. But the stimulus money allowed the government to extend it to other states, including Georgia. When a landowner signs up for the easement, the government does the rest.
"We'll pay up to 100% of the cost of restoration," Bramblett said. "That is, if the land is crop land, we'll put trees back in there native vegetation, bottom land hardwoods. If there's a house or other structure in that floodplain, we'll pay costs to relocate that particular structure."
Even though it costs money now, the program is designed to save the taxpayers money in the long run by reducing the costs of having to rescue people from their homes when the water approaches.
"Basically we can regulate the flow of waters downstream and reduce the amount of damages downstream, thus reducing the amount of response and relief efforts needed in natural disasters."
And while the land is no longer able to be developed, landowners still own the land and can use it for things like hunting and fishing. Perhaps the best part about this program is the chance to restore the natural floodplains of the rivers in the state.
"Reduced erosion and sedimentation, improved water quality, protection of fish and wildlife habitat, protection of endangered species."
Landowners have until April 10th, that's a week from Friday to sign up for this program. To do that you can go to any USDA office in the state, including the one in Albany.
Jimmy Bramblett says that each state is limited to $30 million, and they're hoping to convert 5,000 acres back to its natural state.
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News: Timbaland Wants Hovi Baby, "My Dream Is To Do A Whole Album W/ [Jay-Z]" [Video]
Tuesday, Apr 10, 2012 1:15PM
Grammy-winning producer Timbaland recently dished out his admiration toward rap mogul Jay-Z and how much he wants to do a full-length project alongside Young Hov.
For Timbo, linking up with Jay would force him to step up his production skills.
"Jay cool. Jay's a family man. My dream is to do a whole album with the dude. That's my goal. I pray on that. I know what it could be," Tim said in an interview. "Even if we didn't put it out, it would be fun. It would push me somewhere I've never been as a producer. Since Jay had his child [Blue Ivy Carter], I haven't really talked to him lately. I sent him gifts for his daughter. When you're married, it's a different life -- We went from a Range Rover to now. This dude is an icon." (Power 105.1)
Back in 2009, Tim caught heat after his Blueprint III-produced tracks began leaking online.
"Let me tell you something," Timbaland told radio personality Ed Lover, "me and Jay-Z are great friends. It's going to be times of miscommunication, that's between any friendship, real friendship is always gonna be miscommunication so what trips me out is how they got into it when we only talked about it. So I called like, 'Is somebody tapping our phones?' When we talked, he said, 'Dawg, I don't get it. This world is crazy.' So what happened was, when I was working, a lot of my music got leaked too. So music started getting leaked and I'm like but I told him I didn't understand that when we were doing a record it was mixed a certain way. I didn't understand why they wanted us to do it that way, send it MP3's to his engineer, evidently, people was getting it and we didn't know. Nobody knew and as it was going through, I guess somebody hacked through his engineer's computer, well, my engineer's computer and just got us...And whoever got us tried to put it on me, like make me sabotage him." ("Ed Lover Show")
While the award-winning producer keeps Jay at the top of his wishlist, Hov's sound engineer Young Guru recently updated fans on a possible Watch the Throne 2 joint LP.
""It's definitely a serious consideration. Hasn't been underway yet but definitely serious consideration. Has been talked about but hasn't been executed yet. Definitely could happen. A lot of artists just say sh*t too but if you think about it, this is just my opinion, the way I would like it to go-I would like Kanye to do the G.O.O.D. Music album and Jay-Z to do a solo album then they go out and tour and do all that sh*t and then next year, or the end of the year, we get Watch the Throne 2. To me, that would be the best thing to happen. I think the G.O.O.D. Music album is necessary for Kanye to establish that brand because they need to establish [themselves]." (Complex)
A few months ago, Jay-Z hinted at the possibility of a second WTT album.
"It depends on how this thing finishes up," Jay said in reference to his and Kanye's current Watch the Throne Tour. "We -- I say 'we' because I'm in Throne mode -- we're in a great place creatively. You might see a Jay, then Kanye and a Throne album next year. You know, we're really in a great place creatively. We really found our zone." (MTV)
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Rob Gronkowski was spotted at the Whole Foods in Cranston located near the Garden city shopping plaza on Sunday.
Despite Gronk's injury last week the tight end is still able to get himself around, thanks to an electric scooter. The manager on duty at the supermarket states that Gronk was a "very nice person" treated everyone kindly and took several pictures with fans.
Gronk has been spotted in Cranston before, just last month he stopped by Yo-Mix on Park Ave for some frozen yogurt. Yo-Mix shared the picture on their facebook page.
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Updated Nov 23, 2012 - 11:09 am
Diamondbacks sign first baseman Kila Ka'aihue
But over the Thanksgiving holiday, general manager Kevin Towers added some insurance behind Goldschmidt going into the 2013 season.
Arizona agreed to terms on a minor-league deal with 28-year-old Kila Ka'aihue.
The Hawaiian first baseman spent of part of the 2012 season -- 4 HR and 14 RBI in 128 plate appearances -- with the Oakland Athletics before being designated for assignment in June.
Ka'aihue was drafted in the 15h round of the 2002 amateur draft by the Kansas Royals, and spent the first four years of his professional career with the organization from 2008-2011.
After being designated for assignment last season, the six-foot-four left-handed batter hit .256 with 15 home runs in sixty-six games.
The Diamondbacks used Lyle Overbay and Mike Jacobs to back up Goldschmidt a season ago, although the second-year first baseman played in 145 games.
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- Kirk Gibson, D-backs manager - Tuesday August 19Kirk Gibson talks about his future with the Diamondbacks.
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Tied for the lead entering the final round, in position to win his first regular season event since "The Thanksgiving Incident," noted golf enthusiast Tiger Woods fired a 72 in the Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Championship, finishing at -11 and dropping to a tie for third place with Graeme McDowell and Thomas Bjorn behind winner Robert Rock (-13) and Rory McIlroy (-12).
Woods shot a 66 in the third round to storm to the top of the leaderboard into a tie with Rock, but the Brit was just steadier under pressure, something you could never imagine saying two years ago, but it's come to be a reality of Woods' current game. He's been in great position to take tournaments going into Sunday, but has consistently faltered when the opportunity has presented itself.
This was Rock's second win, his first coming in the BMW Italian Open in June. McIlory opened the day one shot back of Woods and Rock, but shot a 69 and couldn't find those couple of strokes to take it to a playoff.
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« A permanent revolution » (Kenzo Takada speaking on TVE Monde)
Kenzo by Kenzo. A flower rests on a pebble… Nature, poetry, joyful originality, "KENZO, ça sent beau". The essence of the brand is already clear to see.


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Winterfest Wine Walk
January 17-18, 2014
The perfect event for wine connoisseurs and new drinkers alike, this event combines cool wines, savory treats, wonderful shopping, soothing music, crisp winter air and good company to create warm and wonderful memories of winter in Lake Chelan.
The Winterfest Wine Walk will take place Friday, January 17th from 5-8pm AND Saturday, January 18th from 1pm-7pm. Wineries will offer 2-3 wines to taste.
Festival Admission is required to participate in the Winterfest Wine Walk. Admission to Winterfest is $7 pre-purchase, $10 at the event. A family of four is discounted at $25 pre-purchase, $35 at the event. With your admission, you'll receive a Winterfest Festival Button which will be your all-access pass to the event PLUS special deals all around the Lake Chelan Valley businesses and wineries.
* Online sales end January 16th, 5pm. You can still purchase at the event.*
VIP Wine Walk Pass (Pre-Purcahse: $50-$75, After January 10th: $55-85): Buy Tickets
Your VIP pass puts you in a small group of wine tasters - no more than 100 - that are invited to a special social hour with the winemakers of the Lake Chelan Wine Valley. You'll have access to some very special wines not being poured on the wine walk, the winemakers will be present to talk about their wines, and light appetizers will be offered. The VIP Winemaker Social will take place 3-4pm in Campbell's Resort Bistro. As part of your VIP Wine Walk Pass, you will also receive your commemorative Winterfest wine walk glass and 10 tasting tickets for the wine walk in addition to your VIP tastings with the winemakers.
We have a VIP 2-day pass also available which includes the normal wine tasting pass for Friday.
One Day Wine Walk Pass (Pre-Purchase: $30, After January 10th: $35): Buy Tickets
Includes one (1) complimentary wine glass and 10 tickets each good for (1) 1oz. tasting. Good for one day only. Tickets cannot be shared and can only be used on the selected day.
Two-Day Wine Walk Pass (Pre-Purchase: $50, After January 10th: $60): Buy Tickets
Includes one (1) complimentary wine glass and 10 tickets per day, each good for (1) 1oz. tasting. Only 10 tickets will be given per day. Tickets cannot be shared.
Additional tasting tickets available for purchase = $1/ticket and additional glasses can be purchased for $15 at wine walk check-in.
You must show valid photo ID to receive a glass, wristband and tasting tickets. Tastes will not be poured to guests without a wristband. Please taste responsibly. Tickets cannot be shared.


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Did you think Mrs. Stewart's Bluing was used only in the laundry?
Meet the most versatile product on a grocer's shelves! In the 100+ years that consumers have been using Mrs. Stewart's Bluing, dozens of additional uses for our product have been discovered! We know of no other product, laundry or otherwise, that has as wide a variety of uses. Virtually all of the uses below have been found by our consumers, who have written hundreds of thousands of letters over the years to tell us of their findings. Here are just some of them:
Magic Salt Crystal Garden
For Use in Swimming Pools
For Whiter Hair
For Whiter Pets
To Relieve the Pain of Insect Bites
For Cleaning Crystal
For Fountains, Bird Baths and Fish Ponds
For Medical Laboratory and Drug Testing Use
In Podiatric Laboratories for Casting
In Pottery Glazing
For Detecting Plumbing Leaks
Used in Fertilizer Research
For Coloring Flowers
If you know of uses for Mrs. Stewart's Bluing that have not been listed here - we would love to know what they are. Please e-mail us!
Magic Salt Crystal Garden:
For generations, bluing has been known as an essential ingredient of a "Salt Crystal Garden". This delightful crystalline formation became popular in the Great Depression, and is still known to some as a "Depression Flower" or "Coal Garden". By combining common ingredients (salt, water, bluing, food coloring and ammonia) over a porous base material (Coal, sponge, or other), the salt recrystallizes into beautiful, delicate coral-like formations. Children growing one of their own have been winning blue ribbons in science fairs ever since! Elementary teachers find it invaluable in teaching their students about crystals. We have offered the recipe free to individuals, schools, and scout troops for decades! Magic Salt Crystal Garden Recipe.
Years ago, a woman in southern California added a bottle of Mrs. Stewart's Bluing to her swimming pool before the arrival of weekend house guests. The result was, to her, nothing short of a miracle! The inviting appearance of the pool kept the guests in a swimming mood the entire weekend and the hostess could relax and enjoy her guests as well as her Pacific blue pool. Some pool manufacturers and dealers use Mrs. Stewart's Bluing in their display pools and claim it really helps to close a sale. For standard pools (20' x 40'), add one or two bottles where water is recirculated from the filter, being careful not to splash directly on pool surface. Do not use in aerated pools such as jacuzzis or whirlpools as spotting can occur. Incidentally, a little bluing in the bath water can work wonders getting kids into the tub, too!
Countless letters from elderly citizens tell us that Mrs. Stewart's Bluing is a wonderful addition to the rinse water when washing gray or white hair. It eliminates yellowing and gives their hair that beautiful whiteness which cannot be obtained even by products made especially for that purpose. It is absolutely safe, and because it is used by the drop, costs less than a penny per use! Use just a couple of drops in the rinse water. No wonder hair salons are beginning to contact us! Because we haven't tested MSB for whitening hair, we don't publish a specific formula. However, our customers tell us they wash and rinse their hair as normal. Then, they dilute a "couple" or a "few" drops of MSB in 1-2 quarts of water and run the diluted bluing through their hair as the final rinse. Some do this with every washing, some only when needed.
If Mrs. Stewart's Bluing is good for white hair, is it good for white pet fur and hair? The answer is, of course, YES! Owners of white pets claim Mrs. Stewart's Bluing to be a real beauty treatment for their pets . . . even horses! Whether it be a palomino's tail being readied for a parade, or a poodle being groomed for a show, just a couple of drops of Mrs. Stewart's Bluing in the rinse water does the trick! Because we haven't tested MSB for whitening hair, we don't publish a specific formula. However, our customers tell us they wash and rinse their pet's hair as normal. Then, they dilute a "couple" or a "few" drops of MSB in 1-2 quarts of water and run the diluted bluing through the hair as the final rinse. Some do this with every washing, some only when needed.
Some years ago, the University of Arizona printed a booklet on treatment for snake and insect bites in which it recommended Mrs. Stewart's Bluing be used to treat the bite of a Red Harvester Ant. They claim it to be "laboratory tested." Again, countless letters have been received over the years telling us how effective a dab of Mrs. Stewart's Bluing is on a bee sting. All expressed surprise in the "IMMEDIATE" relief!
It was discovered long ago that a few drops of Mrs. Stewart's Bluing in the rinse water makes fine crystal sparkle, and does the same for mirrors and windows. We have had many reports that Mrs. Stewart's Bluing used in the rinse water when cleaning crystal chandeliers extends the sparkle. They believe the dust particles are repelled by the bluing and the cleaning lasts much longer. How can we disagree?
Because Mrs. Stewart's Bluing does not affect the clarity of water, it can be used anywhere to change otherwise drab-looking water into a pool of beauty. A Holiday Inn owner in California has been using Mrs. Stewart's Bluing in his fountain which he claims has inspired many motels in his area to display that clear, Pacific blue water in fountains, bird baths garden pools and swimming pools. Some customers report that bluing in bird baths and fish ponds also helps reduce algae buildup and because MSB is non-toxic, it won't hurt the birds or fish.
For Medical Laboratory and Drug Testing Use:
A doctor doing research on skin cancer found that by boiling Mrs. Stewart's Bluing he could get a higher concentration of bluing which was perfect for orienting tissue samples. Bradley Products, Inc., our sister company, now manufactures and distributes The Davidson Marking System, which includes is a set of five different colors of tissue dyes with a sixth color available. Drug testing companies use Mrs. Stewart's Bluing in their procedures as well. To find out more about The Davidson Marking System, Press "Main Home" below and follow the links for Bradley Products, Inc.
The fact that Mrs. Stewart's Bluing mixes readily in any water-based solution makes it ideal to color the casting material used in podiatric laboratories. By adding a blue color to certain layers of plaster used in casting, it is more easily determined where to add more plaster and where it is necessary to cut away. It is similarly used in sculpturing.
A woman called several years ago looking for Mrs. Stewart's Bluing for use in her pottery club. After some questioning it was learned someone had discovered that by adding Mrs. Stewart's Bluing to the glaze when dipping pottery, one can more easily determine the area which was dipped by the blue color. Until this discovery, it was next to impossible for the potter to know exactly the area which was glazed, as the glazing does not show up on wet clay. The real beauty of this method is that in the firing, the blue is burned away and leaves a beautiful clear glaze!
Mrs. Stewart's Bluing is useful when checking for leaks in drain systems, automotive cooling systems and toilet tanks. By pouring a little Mrs. Stewart's Bluing into a toilet's holding tank, it is easy to see whether or not the tank leaks through into the bowl, wasting water. It is cost effective, easy, and completely safe.
A liquid fertilizer manufacturer found that Mrs. Stewart's Bluing added to his product in research experiments permitted him to follow the fertilizer through the plant and determine the rate of absorption.
The first blue carnations are credited to Mrs. Stewart's Bluing! Freshly cut carnations placed in a vase with a high content of Mrs. Stewart's Bluing in the water will by osmosis carry the blue color into the tips of the petals quickly.
These are just a few of the uses for Mrs. Stewart's Bluing that have been reported. Others include reducing the algae growth in feeding troughs of farm animals and garden fish ponds, diminishing reported cases of distemper in small farm animals, myriads of artistic uses, coloring wall paper paste to aid in even spreading, re-bluing denim jeans that have faded, tie-dying T-shirts without chemicals, and many more! While Luther Ford and Company manufacturers and endorses our product as a laundry whitener, it is obvious by the many letters we have received that this unique product has many other uses. We hope you'll give it try in your home!
If you know of uses for Mrs. Stewart's Bluing that have not been listed here - we would love to know what they are. Please e-mail us!
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Jaden Smith & Kid Cudi – Higher Up | New Music
The son of Will, Jaden Smith, returns to the interwebs today to try his hand at this rap thing again. Jaden decides to take Kid Cudi's "Higher Up" and add his own flavor to the mix; showing off his rather impressive mic skills in the process.
The younger Smith hops on the infectiously smooth Dr. Dre beat and drops some deep, smooth, and unadulterated hip hop bars for our enjoyment. You can't say this young man isn't fairly tight with his skills, he flows effortlessly while displaying wit, humor, and depth as he does his thing. Don't sleep on Jaden, check out the track after the jump.
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Jared Hess, remember him? Well back in 2004 he was one of the hottest young directors on the block after the success of "Napoleon Dynamite," which achieved almost instantaneous cult status and spawned a generation of kids who became inseperable from their "Vote For Pedro" t-shirts. His next project looked set to be a sure fire hit – a similarly quirky comedy, "Nacho Libre" -- only instead of the unknown Jon Heder, he had comedy titan Jack Black still riding the crest of the wave of success from "School of Rock" and "King Kong." But the film opened to poor reviews, and despite a solid enough showing at the domestic box office, it flopped internationally. Following that up with "Gentleman Broncos" did him no good at all, and eventually Hess found himself back where he started – creating "Napoleon Dynamite – The Animated Series."
But it looks like Hess' luck is about to change (maybe revisiting "Napoleon Dynamite" reminded Hollywood why they liked him in the first place) because uber-producer Scott Rudin has selected him to helm "The Pet" over at Disney. The family comedy has been in development at the House of Mouse for around five years now and follows "a man who's abducted by aliens, taken to their planet and turned into a family pet." Hess takes over the project, which was based on an original idea (ah yes, that rarest of commodities) from Matt Lieberman – the guy who recently signed on to pen the "Short Circuit" reboot.
We're surprised that Disney are pursuing this project given the clusterfuck that was last year's "Mars Needs Moms," but we actually quite like the sound of the project given that it's a family comedy. As for Hess' involvement, we're fairly ambivalent. Sure, he made a great little indie comedy, but it's not without reason that he found himself left out in the cold in recent years. His first task will likely be his toughest though – finding a leading man who has no problem putting on a collar and in all likelihood humiliating themselves in the name of comedy on the big screen. Who's got Ken Jeong's number? [Variety]
JeanW | September 12, 2013 11:25 AM
I loved Nacho Libre and Gentlemen Broncos. You made it sound like Nacho didn't do well. Check the box office results. They are not bad for a comedy. Also, Critics hated Gentlemen Broncos and released their fury for never "getting' Napoleon on it but look at the Amazon reviews. Scott Rudin's tastes are probably more like those people (who like these movies) and less like the pretentious writers (critics) that don't.
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Meth Mouth: The Effects of Methamphetamine On Your Teeth
Methamphetamine, like many other illicit drugs can harm your teeth fairly rapidly. Back in September, I wrote an article entitled Seven Ways Crystal Methamphetamine Ruins Your Teeth. That article gave seven main ways that crystal meth damages your teeth.
This article, on the other hand, will show you in pictures exactly what methamphetamine can do to your teeth.
FYI, if you have a weak stomach, you may not want to look at the pictures as some may find the teeth a bit gross.
Meth Mouth: The Effects of Methamphetamine On Your Teeth
The picture below is of a patient that came to a dental school who was suspected of using methamphetamine. All of the brown and dark brown on his teeth are cavities. The methamphetamine has helped the bacteria in the mouth eat away at the teeth.
The photo below is a close-up view of the left side of the picture above. You can clearly see that a lot of the tooth structure has been destroyed due to a simple methamphetamine addiction.
Not Just Your Teeth — Methamphetamine Affects Your Whole Body
In dental school, we are learning more about the mouth-body connection. This article wouldn't be complete without showing that methamphetamine not only affects the teeth, but it affects the body in many ways.
The diagram below lists about three dozen ways that methamphetamine adversely affects your body, including high blood pressure, heart attack, and kidney damage.
Methamphetamine can damage your teeth and create a condition commonly known as Meth Mouth. Methamphetamine also can damage your whole body in a variety of ways.
Do you have any questions or comments on methamphetamine and dental health? Leave them below in the comments section. Thanks for reading!
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I recently quit using methamphetamine after only 4 months of use. I took excellent care of my teeth but can see the damge it did to my gums and I'm afraid some teeth are becoming loose. Is there anything to do that could help my mouth become as healthy as before?
A friend wants to know if his daughter is still using methamphetomene-she has used in the past. What are the sure signs?
After a couple of months of using meth, my teeth started getting yellowish. Flossing and brushing after using it and sipping water all the time to help the dry mouth does not really stop my teeth from yellowing. I have decided to quit using meth because I would not trade my teeth for mere temporary pleasure.
My partner made the mistake in his past of drug use and as a consequence has got very bad rotting teeth. He is very embarressed about this and never smiles or laughs with an open mouth.
He had of course since made massive changes in his life and no longer uses any drugs for years now, but of course the damage is now done. .I have a few questions
1. Can his teeth affect my dental health even though I brush every day?
2. We cannot afford the extensive dental bills it is no doubt bound to cost is there any Melbourne based clinics or schemes you are aware of who either specialise in this area of dental or can help.
3.what are the methods of repair? Can it be done with IV sedation or full anasthetic?
4.what are the options? Dentures? Implants?
I want to help this beautiful and reformed man feel good about himself again.
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The basic difference between one and two gap techniques is that in a one gap technique, defensive linemen are expected to penetrate a particular gap and disrupt the backfield. The two gap defensive lineman is expected to take blockers head on and defend the gaps over each of their shoulders. Here's a simple diagram illustrating a basic 4-3 line, which typically utilizes the one gap technique, versus a 3-4 utilizing two gap technique:
Now, what makes the 3-4 defensive line so fun for defensive coordinators and frustrating for offenses is the fact that a 3-4 really clogs the middle. The biggest, strongest guys are actually assigned to defending the middle of your defense. In the one gap 4-3 defense, there's a checkerboard of linebacker, lineman, linebacker, lineman, etc. assigned to defend individual gaps. In the 4-3, play-side pursuit and backside containment are primary responsibilities of big lumbering defensive linemen. Remember the Orange Bowl where drop back passer Ricky Stanzi outran D. Morgan on a QB scramble?
The 3-4 solves this problem. Smaller, faster linebackers are defending the edges of the offensive formation rather than down linemen. Now, re-imagine that situation with Philip Wheeler chasing down Ricky Stanzi. Because they're stand up position players, their increased flexibility pre-snap and ability to react post-snap gives them a huge advantage in run defense over their 4-3 counterparts (three point stance defensive ends).
The two gap technique is not all that is utilized by 3-4's. Depending on the opposing offense's tendencies, down and distance situation, and defensive coordinator, you'll see one gap technique utilized by 3-4 defenses as well. One gap defenses are typically used in blitzes and/or definite pass rush situations. Some teams, like the Pittsburgh Steelers, rely almost entirely on the one gap 3-4 because they've got smaller, more athletic linemen and really good linebackers that can cover a lot of ground. They also love to blitz.
The best example of a two gap system in recent history was the Patriots featuring nose tackle Vince Wilfork. The two gap Patriots are bigger, longer linemen capable of consuming offensive linemen allowing the Patriot 2nd and 3rd tiers to make plays.
For more information on defensive line responsibilities in the 3-4, check out SBNation's Texas A&M Blog, I am the 12th Man. They have articles tailored specifically to the strongside defensive end, nose tackle, and weakside defensive end.


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One Trillion Bq Released By Nuclear Debris Removal At Fukushima So Far
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Ten trillion nuclear disintegrations of potassium-40 occur in a cubic kilometre of seawater every second. A single nuclear disintegration per second is a becquerel (Bq). Usually Bq are qualified by being associated with a mass or volume, Bq/litre or Bq/kg. Radioactivity in seawater is usually measured in terms of litres but if you make the sample size big enough (cubic kilometres) the numbers can look really scary.


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Just write the introduction already!
Sometimes it's hard to be a good group member.
Why is it so hard to just write up your section of your group project? Sometimes you just can't bring yourself to write it!
This handy video explains why we procrastinate, and more importantly, it gives some great techniques to stop the cycle.
My favorite technique is setting a timer for homework time. I can focus on anything for 30 minutes at a time.
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Sign up for Google account and you'll have a nice collection of collaborative tools to make your group projects easier to manage.
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Group projects are designed for students to learn how to work with a variety of different types of people and negotiate different types of situations.
While it's good to find teammates that have different skills and experiences, it's also very important to make sure that you are able to work with those people.


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OVERVIEWFounded in the golden days of yore on seven hills, Moscow has turned into what may be called Russian New York. Just like its American twin it never sleeps indeed. Still imperial and spacious, the Moscow of the new millennium has changed its face since the USSR breakup in the early 1990s and turned into a glamorous, eventful cosmopolitan city – multinational, multicultural and sparkling with neon lights and ambitions of some 10 million people inhabiting it.
Its architecture is paradoxical and diverse. One neighborhood can host ghost-like ancient side streets with nothing and no one but stray cats patrolling the sidewalks, as well as over-the-top ever-awake fashion avenues. Historical temples and chapels are facing business centers and malls, XIX century mansions are now located right next to sky-scraping towers.
Moscow landmarks are breath-taking and globally recognized. One cannot think of this town and not imagine the Red Square, the Kremlin, the tall and enormous building of Moscow State University, the Bolshoi, Vorobyov Hills, St Basil's Cathedral, Tretyakoff Gallery, Ostankino TV Tower, Russian Expo Park, Novodevichi Convent – that is to name a few of the plenty of sensational film sets. Luxurious estate of Russian aristocrats often host film and TV show crews – those are dream locations for those shooting costume dramas and period shows of sorts.
Many great filmmakers contributed to the glory of Russian cinema. Among them: Lev Kuleshov, Sergei Eisenstein, Dsiga Vertov, Alexander Dovzhenko, Sergei Gerasimov, Grigogi Kozintsev, Mikhail Romm, Mikhail Kalatozov, Leonid Guydie, Sergei Bondartchuk, Marlen Hootsyev, Eldar Ryazanov, Georgi Daneliya, Pyotr Todorovski, Andrei Tarkovski, Vasili Shukshin, Andron Konchalovski, Gleb Panfilov, Kira Muratova, Elem Klimov, Nikita Mikhalkov, Alexander Sokurov, Aleksei German Sen., and many others. During the years crucial to the newly born post-soviet movie industry - in the 90s - a new breed of talented filmmakers appeared with the even more daring following in the 2000s. They are now making history of new Russian cinema. We can name Aleksei Uchitel, Dmitrii Meskhiev, Valeri Todorovski, Aleksei Balabanov, Aleksei German Jr., Andrei Zvyagintsev, Yegor Konchalovski, Fyodor Bondartchuk, Kirill Serebryannikov, Timur Bekmambetov and others.
Moscow is one of the world's theater capitals with over a 100 professional theater companies, most of which are historic ones and played a great role in making of what is called modern theater. Anyone who is at least a little familiar with theater and acting will have to catch one's breath seeing a performance in Stanislavski-founded Moscow Chekhov Art Theater, Vakhtangov Theater, Pushkin Theater, Maly Theater, Lenkom, Sovremennik, Taganka Theater, Satirikon etc.
Thus Moscow is the heart of Russian culture and filming on its streets is much more than merely using the city as the background, it never fails to become a character and often a lead. Be it the Academy Award winning "Moscow doesn't believe tears" by Menshov or "Bondarchuk's "War and Peace", Mikhalkov's "The Barber of Siberia"or less internationally known ones by Govorukhin or Todorovski - Moscow is undeniably a star.
NYFA in Moscow representative office is located downtown, in the heart of the city, housed by Higher School of Journalism at Hitrovski sidestreet, 2/8 building 5, within a 5 minute walk from the Red Square.
Cutting edge and hands-on approach is the cornerstone of NYFA in Russia teaching methods. We only teach what is relevant – the modern film language, the craft of filmmaking with the latest tools and technologies, the art of creative team work. Our programs are designed not only to those who only aspire to make it in the movie business but to professionals who never stop learning and dare to expand their horizons making their art more universal. Our American teaching staff is a stellar team of experienced professionals – each one an active filmmaker, producer or screenwriter as well as a gifted mentor. We are also happy to be supporting talented young filmmakers from Russia and CIS going to NYFA in New York and Los Angeles. The following students won our scholarships: Alexei Berestnev, Yana Gorskaya, Yuri Titov, Lyubov Salpagarova, Sergey Denga, Alexai Shiraev and others.
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He made me a better writer and actually gave you a reason to read the books. He cares deeply about the students, as I was a crappy writer, and he made it a point to make me better. I enjoyed his class so much I created my own internship with him at the school he teaches at. Most people don't like the class because its difficult. But its worth it.
This guy takes his class and his students seriously. He says on his syllabus he believes in their capacity for genius and his expectations are high. He insists on class participation and you better have read the books. But he promises you will come out of the class smarter and a better writer and he keeps his promise. Great field trip too.
I dont't know why everyone is bad mouthing this guy. He is a great teacher, really cares about his students and work. And yes its a tough class, ton of reading and you are expected to think at a very high level but its a upper 300 level class so what did you expect? You will get what you put in. I wish he taught more classes. Take this class!!
Narcassist hiding in an artificially empathetic suit. At best he is only imitating mercy, understanding, and empathy and therefore a hypocrite in regard to his own proposed advocacy. He pompously lacks action in his own wholistic lessons and teachings. In much simpler language, pretentious professor.
Dr. Bosnick knows more about the subject he teaches than any professor I've worked with at Binghamton. The people below who criticize him are the losers who drop or fail and the internet is the only place they can snipe. You wanna really learn, you take this class. You come out 10 times smarter and better read. Take the class. Trust me. He's smart.
digress all the time. makes corny jokes. boring. i'ven't learned anything in this class. he's one of those professors whom u either hate or love. i simply dislike his teaching style, which is dry and ineffective. if i didn't need to fulfill the 12 credits requirement, i would've dropped it after the first day i had the class with the man.
Take this class. If you have the opportunity to have a class with prof Bosnick, do it. He is probably the best prof ive had in the four years ive been at Binghamton. You will learn so much from this man.
The books we read were interesting. However, Bosnick is extremely judgmental and tries too hard to impose his views and prove himself right. I've had worse classes though.
The person below dropped midway through the semester because he didn't do a paper that he had a whole vacation to work on...'nuff said.
I recomend not taking his class. I dropped his class midway because I thought that he was conceded and a ****. I had a hard time sitting through that class so I left. Maybe it will work for you, but I don't recomend doing so.
Perhaps the greatest professor in my 4 years at Binghamton. His class was so wonderful that I stayed on the following year as a T.A. just so that I could learn more from this man. If you cannot decide - take his class (and do not be scared off by his first day lecture), it is worth the extra effort.
shockingly enough, he really enjoys teaching and has a passion for it. he takes the time to get to know his students and really cares about whether or not they are understanding the material and learning. he did an incredible job for law and literature. the books we read we amazing!...A+++!
He will help you grow as a person through law and literature.
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I had Prof. Bosnick for 2 classes when I attended Binghamton 10 years ago.I was planning on becoming a lawyer.Because of him,I became an English teacher.He is an incredible teacher & human being.He taught me to look at lifedifferently&realizemyownpotentia
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his lectures are wonderful and engaging. He really gets to know his students
A wonderful teacher
More English professors at Binghamton University (SUNY)


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Catholics attended the noonday service at St. John the Baptist Parish in Yonkers on Ash Wednesday, marking the first day of Lent, all leading up to Easter Sunday on March 31. (Feb. 13, 2013)
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Cyber-attack could target Ohio banks, credit unions May 7, 2013
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Banks and credit unions in Ohio are being warned of a possible cyber-attack which could mean a disruption in online banking systems Tuesday.
The Ohio Bankers League and Ohio Credit Union League said the possible attack would not threaten the security of your bank account, but it could temporarily shut down online transactions.
Internet activist group Anonymous has said it will target the websites of financial institutions and government agencies with Distributed Denial of Service attacks – a type of cyber-attack where the sites are flooded with an extremely high volume of electronic traffic from thousands of locations around the world. The flood has the potential to crowd out legitimate customers trying to use the financial institution's website.
If your financial institution's online platform is not operating, please contact your bank or credit union directly to report the outage.


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If your Instagram is full of pink noses, floppy ears, and cuddly creatures, this contest is for you. Welcome our first ever Survival of the Cutest pet contest. We are looking for the most adorable animals in town. If one of them belongs to you, you must nominate him or her. I can't wait to […]Full Story
Kiehl's Shave Swap: This week, Kiehl's introduced a brand-new product, Sky Flyin' Foaming Multi-Gel is a two-for-one shave gel and foaming cleanser, which makes the perfect Father's Day gift for a man on the go. Until Sunday, stop by the Highland Park Kiehl's with your own shaving cream to swap for a for a complimentary […]Full Story
Every visit to LAFCO New York is a treat. The shop smells like heaven and the products are divine (almost literally). My inner history nerd can't get enough of the Santa Maria Novella goodies whipped up originally by Dominican monks in the 1200s. Soaps, incense paper, and other health and beauty elixirs are still made based on […]Full Story
As if we didn't love Lafco New York enough already, they've gone and warmed our hearts by pairing with Paws in the City, one of Dallas' best animal charities. Visit the store on Saturday, June 11, and shop for all kinds of delicious smelly things. (I recommend Santa Maria Novella's Healing Hand Cream and Almond […]Full Story
This first annual Pooch Party will probably be more fun than a people party. For one, dogs are perfect guests. They mingle nicely with others, they always enjoy the food selection, and they don't spill wine on your carpet. Secondly, there will be on-site adoptions! Never seen guests get adopted at a house party before, […]Full Story
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Our beloved Foxy Paws is closing doors, but not before owner Michelle Lamont sells off her stuff. Right now, if you head into the store you'll find everything displayed on sale for 50 to 90 percent off. (She accidentally received three new shipments, too.) See more goodies on the Foxy Paws Facebook page. Michelle tells […]Full Story
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While cruising around Green Pet, I stumbled upon these super cute holiday toys perfect for any dog's stocking! Not only does the nearly indestructible toy look like a mint, it smells and presumably tastes like one as well. (I didn't actually gnaw on it myself to check the taste, but fresh doggy breath = bonus […]Full Story
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Archive for November, 2009
Announcement for Office of County Judge
Yesterday, I announced my intent to file for the office of County Judge for Nolan County, Texas. The announcement ran in our local newspaper, so I thought I would share that bit of information here as well.
The front page article: Lopez announces intent to file for county judge position, along with the accompanying family photo.
The office will be on the primary election ballot in March and on the general election ballot in November. This is a new direction for me and my family, but one we have come into agreement about. We are looking forward to the campaign and the opportunity to serve the citizens of Nolan County.
Campaign and election news and updates will be posted on petermlopez.com (my firm website), so please keep updated there.
An Old Friend's Blog
Posted by Peter in Blogging, Christianity on November 30, 2009
This is sort of random, but through the wonder that is facebook, I discovered the blog of my high school band director, Jimcude's blog.
Side note: yes, I was in the band. I actually went to a high school that was small enough you could play football and still be in the band.
It appears to be a relatively new blog, a faith-intersects-life kind of blog. I encourage you to show him a little love and check it out.
Giving Thanks
I think we too often reduce thanksgiving to a simple emotion, or, once a year, to a holiday where we remember and acknowledge those persons and things that stirred that emotion.
And I certainly don't want to diminish or dismiss those, but thanksgiving is first and foremost an offering. An offering made to a recipient. We tend to be pretty good about making those offerings to earthly recipients. The endless stream of "Thank You" notes (for which I am most thankful, but mostly to my wife for writing mine) comes to mind. The "Thank You" note for the "Thank You" note has always puzzled me, though.
What about when there is no earthly recipient? Is there a better apologetic for the existence of God than a sense of thanksgiving with no one to whom it is owed?
I am thankful for many things, many of which have individuals associated therewith I can thank. But I can only offer my thanks to God for having the luxury of being so thankful.
Have a happy Thanksgiving!
Giveaway: 22 Volume Calivin Commentary
Posted by Peter in Blogging, Christianity, Giveaways on November 24, 2009
My blogging buddy Bryan Lopez (no relation) who blogs at, appropriately enough, bryanlopez.com, is giving away a 22 Volume Calvin Commentary.
I know that many of you are Calvinist and proud, so I encourage you guys to check out Bryan's blog and contest and enter. I really dig Bryan and his blog, and his organization sounds like a worthy venture. However, I'm not entirely sure I would have a happy holidays if I brought home a 22 volume encyclopedia-like set (my wife might freak out-we are bursting at the seams with books as it is).
So I am happy to promote Bryan's contest, but I regrettably will not be entering the contest. The contest is simple, just post about it and/or befriend his organization on facebook to enter. Good luck!
Christian Audio Books for $7.49
Posted by Peter in Bible, Bible Translations, Christianity on November 23, 2009
The Christian Audio blog announced the twice-yearly $7.49 sale. You can find lots and lots of Christian audio books and a few complete audio Bibles for $7.49 now through December 4, 2009.
I am not an affiliate or in any way associated with Christian Audio, but you can get:
- ESV Hear the Word Audio Bible (Complete and Unabridged)
- NRSV New Testament
- The Message, and a lot of other stuff.
I am seriously considering buying the ESV for when I'm traveling. I missed the chance to download the complete KJV last time, and I regret it to this day.
Two Types of Typos-I Really Hate One
I understand typos. I don't like them, but I'm guilty of committing them, so I get them.
But, as I see it, there are two types: (1) the typo that looks like a typo (e.g., teh blatant missed keustroke), and (2) the typo that makes the writer look like an idiot. Last Friday, I was guilty of the latter. But I'm not an idiot (not for this reason, anyway), I just didn't catch it until this morning.
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This past summer, my blogging buddy Joel and I engaged in a friendly discussion about whether there will or will not be and end-times revival.
The correction in the original has been made, but it sat there all weekend. So, to you grammarians out there, I apologize. I have already kicked myself in the teeth repeatedly.
In the future, feel free to catch my mistakes for me and drop me a line correcting me. Thanks.
Enter His Courts with Thanksgiving
Posted by Peter in Blogging, Christianity on November 23, 2009
I had another opportunity this morning to write our pastor's weekly Monday Morning Review. As I mentioned last week, he has been in Poland, Croatia and other parts of Eastern Europe with a ministry team from Prepare International. I look forward to the report as he lands back in Texas today.
If you have a minute, check it out: Enter His Courts with Thanksgiving.
More on the End-Times Revival (if any)
Posted by Peter in Bible, Christianity on November 20, 2009
This past summer, my blogging buddy Joel and I engaged in a friendly discussion about whether there will or will not be an end-times revival. His excellent post, Is there a Great World Wide Revival Coming, kicked off the discussion. My response, Will There Be an End-Times Revival?, followed.
Recently, another good friend of mine entered the fray with Great End Times Revival or Great Falling Away…Which Is It? Check it out.
As you may (or may not) be aware, I happen to think the two are not necessarily mutually exclusive. I happen to believe there will be both. Now whether they will be simultaneous, or whether one will precede the other, I cannot definitively say.
Thoughts, ideas, suggestions? Feel free to share them here, but I also encourage you to share them there.
Yes, There is a Child Cuter
Yesterday, I asked if there was a cuter kid in the whole wide world than the Libster at 12 mos. Well, there is…the Libster at 16 mos. Here are a few of her Christmas photos.
And yet another plug for another equally cool photographer: Koti Templeton Photography.
Hebrews Bible Study Week 7
Posted by Peter in Bible, Christianity, God, Holy Spirit, Israel, Jesus, Law, New Testament, Old Testament on November 18, 2009
The goal for this week was to cover two chapters, but we only made it through chapter 8. I suppose it was a little ambitious to try and cover chapters 8 and 9, but 9 will just have to wait until next week.
In verse 1, the author is again referencing Psalm 110, a Messianic Psalm which the author has referenced repeatedly throughout the book of Hebrews. And he or she says:
Now the main point in what has been said is this: we have such a high priest who has taken his seat at the right hand of the throne of the Majesty in the heavens, a minister in the sanctuary and in the true tabernacle, which the Lord pitched, not man. Hebrews 8:1-2 (NASB)
The high priest, who is also the Messiah, has taken his place in Heaven and in the true tabernacle. This is the end of the need for sacrifices. The high priest has now entered the heavenly sanctuary and is now the mediator of a better covenant, the old now being obsolete.
So that it is clear, this is not a reference to the Abrahamic land grant covenant, but to the Mosaic covenant. Until the high priest became the mediator of the new covenant, the law was written in stone. Now the laws are in the hearts and minds of the believers.
This principle actually led to the liveliest discussion of the evening in our effort to determine when and how this imprinting upon the hearts and minds takes place. Does it occur upon becoming a believer, at baptism, during the baptism of the Holy Spirit? Without reaching definite conclusions, I think the general consensus was that (1) the Holy Spirit is the mechanism, and (2) it happens when the Holy Spirit becomes activated by faith in Jesus (which we also believed was distinct from the baptism in the Holy Spirit – which could happen simultaneously, but doesn't always, or even usually).
We again were landed with a ministry opportunity which consumed a fair amount of the time, but the tradeoff was well worth it.


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Rising Tide: Bear Bryant, Joe Namath and Dixie's Last Quarter
The long and short of it: Rising Tide reads like an ESPN Documentary but packs ten times the information and entertainment value. Its accessible but intelligent prose and deep-probing insights keep interest high throughout its chapters. Football, its impact, events, and mannerisms are flawlessly interwoven with the tumultuous recounts of a politically, socially, and racially evolving South.
A convertible Lincoln Continental, brand new and bedecked in a few layers of New York Jets Green paint, arrived in the parking lot of a Miami hotel. The date was New Years Day. The weather was rainy. The car's owner was one Joe Namath, who stared at what had long been his dream car from his hotel room. A gift from the AFL's Jets, he couldn't touch it just yet as he was still technically a player for the University of Alabama's Crimson Tide. He had just one football game left to play: the 1965 Orange Bowl against a tough Texas Longhorn defense led by a red-haired behemoth named Tommy Nobis.
Thus is recounted one of the many insights you'll receive when journeying back into time with Rising Tide: Bear Bryant, Joe Namath and Dixie's Last Quarter. The moment is hardly significant and pales in comparison to many of the other events recounted within the book's pages; it is, however, a human moment. Just a boy staring at the dream car that his immense gridiron talent has afforded him. There are many of these sorts of insights awaiting the reader in Rising Tide.
As an Alabama fan born and raised in Alabama, I have long since been indoctrinated into the cult of the Crimson Tide. I know most of the legends, myths, historical records, National Championship years. I've read most of the books on Bear, the coaches that came before him, after him, the boys and men that we call legend (Wade, Denny, Bryant, Starr, Namath, Stabler, Jordan, Alexander, etc). Many of my fellow Tide fans are as well read or even better read than I. Most of those fans would likely say to me "Not another Bryant book!" This is not a Bryant book, despite the title.
What's so refreshing about Rising Tide is that its authors are not former Bama players, coaches, or even fans. Randy Roberts is a Purdue History Professor who has written about John Wayne and Mike Tyson. Ed Krzemienski is mainly known for being the guy that helped make HBO's Namath documentary worthy of the Emmy it won. He's written for ESPN's Big Ten Encyclopedia. Not exactly a pedigree worthy of a book about Alabama football.
That, however, is the hinge on which swings this book's ultimate success to a jaded reader like myself. The book only licks at the edges of the mythos surrounding Bryant and humanizes Joe Namath to a point where I'm left scratching my head. Newsflash: Joe Willie was actually shy and kept a tight circle of friends. News to someone like me, who'd been stepped in the culture of Namath as the ultimate GQ cover man. The authors' distance from the state and team about which they write is their greatest asset. We are not subjected to an Alabama love or hate fest. The impartiality of the prose is a shot in the arm for Alabama literature.
Among all of this humanizing, the book also starts to frame the biographical and sportological content with the social and political. Its characterization of Namath being a fish out of water is spot on. Here was an athlete plucked from the smoggy wastes of steel-mill laden Pennsylvania whose best friend in high school was African American and plopped in the thick of the most tenuous time of the South's Civil Rights nightmare.
A good portion of the book is spent mixing and weaving the events of Bryant and Namath's story arcs with the social and political revolution that was beginning to take hold. Joe Namath was a witness to George Wallace's infamous "Stand in the Schoolhouse Door." Both Bryant and Namath witness history happening around them throughout the book and how each reacts and deals with that history is characterized here, to chilling effect.
Rising Tide is at its best when it parallels the historical with the thrilling recollections of Alabama's trials and triumphs on the field. The dichotomy between Bryant and Namath mirrors that of the Segregationist White South that fights tooth and nail to preserve what's left of the world they've always known and Desegregationist North (which includes JFK and the entire government behind him) pressuring the South for racial reform. As the Desegregationists eventually win, so does the era of sports Joe Namath brings to the nation.
Rising Tide is a fabulous football book that can be enjoyed by all fans of the wonderful game of football. Some of its passages so completely characterize the atmosphere of the time in which the events are taking place, I had to put the book down to make sure I had not warped back in time.
Rising Tide: Bear Bryant, Joe Namath and Dixie's Last Quarter goes on sale Tuesday, August 20th. Written by Randy Roberts and Ed Krzemienski. Published by Twelve Books. Click here to buy on Amazon.


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The Knife Restaurant is a place of extremes. Meals are strictly all-you-can-eat, fueled by freshly sliced meats and plenty of salads and starters to go with them. But while the Argentine?style steakhouse may not favor moderation, this diversity of options can satisfy the finicky and the adventurous alike. The charcoal-grilled meats come in more than a dozen varieties, including flank steak, beef short ribs, pork ribs, house-made chorizo, stuffed chicken breast, and a seafood catch of the day. The grill?or "parrilla"?is self-service, too, allowing diners to select their own cuts of meats rather than having to win them in a traditional meat lottery.
During the 1980s, bars in Japan began serving aromatic cocktails that would clear the mind, leave recipients refreshed and energized, and were safe for consumption by children. This tradition continues at 02 Breathe, where patrons safely fill lungs with four to five times the amount of pure oxygen found in air, the vapor comingling with a choice of 19 fragrances. Using technology developed by NASA, nonmedical oxygen concentrators filter gasses such as argon and nitrogen from the air, isolating the life-giving molecule to about a 90% purity level. Fragrance blends, such as balancing earl grey or soothing sugar cookie, are borne into sinuses via water molecules, so they are safe for ingestion and for mixing with oxygen. Given that the 02 crew's libations are as light as the air we all walk on, their sleek black bar topped with rainbow vials can be easily transported to locations ranging from sporting events to birthday parties.
It was a stifling, sultry day in Houma, Louisiana, when Dave (aka "Seprock") tasted his first snoball—a New Orleans–style frozen treat of soft shaved ice drenched in sweet syrup. Dazzled by its delicate texture and rich flavor, Dave became determined to bring the treat back to his hometown. With his wife's blessing, he eventually opened his own snoball shop in a cheerful plaza in Hunter's Creek. Today, Seprock's Snow is a kaleidoscope of color. Bright walls surround vibrantly decorated tables, and servers adorn icy snoballs with a rainbow of fruity syrups. Dave and his staff also stuff their treats full of creamy ice cream to add an extra dimension of goodness and help patrons sneak dairy past airport security. For colder days, they supplement their frozen treats and wash customers' tongues clean of their red, blue, and green color with steaming coffee, hot cocoa, and apple cider.
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With a stay at Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center in Kissimmee (Maingate East), you'll be convenient to Arabian Nights Dinner Show and Downtown Disney® area. This 4-star resort is within close proximity of Old Town and Falcon's Fire Golf Club.
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Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers body treatments and facials. You're sure to appreciate the recreational amenities, which include 2 outdoor swimming pools, 2 spa tubs, and a health club. Additional features include wireless Internet access (surcharge), a concierge desk, and an arcade/game room. Spending a day of fun is easy with the complimentary theme park shuttle.
Enjoy a meal at one of the resort's dining establishments, which include 5 restaurants and a coffee shop/café. From your room, you can also access 24-hour room service. Relax with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge or a poolside bar. Breakfast is available for a fee.
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Now reigning as a popular vessel for the company's sunrise tours, the mammoth balloon can fly away with a basket of 24 passengers as it commands the skies, dwarfing most clouds and giving the Goodyear Blimp an identity crisis. From any of Orlando Balloon Rides' baskets, passengers take in high-altitude views of Walt Disney World and the city's skyline, sights visitors rarely get to see from above. Each of the company's hot air balloons is piloted by an FAA-certified pilot who also serves as a knowledgeable narrator of the scenery below.


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Over the last couple of weeks, various parts of Student Life and Enrollment Management (the Learning Resource Center, TRIO, University Disability Services, and the ESL program) have worked together to coordinate a new Testing Center on campus. It's currently being constructed on the 2nd floor of the German English Academy--the building that's directly across the street from the entrance of the Campus Center. This is great news for students as well as Student Life: before, we did a variety of testing services at different locations on campus, so this "Center" will help streamline the testing needs of our students.
What if we have an event to celebrate the launch of the Testing Center? An event that involves sheet cake? Reply to this post if that sounds interesting to you.


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Peanut-Banana Espresso Smoothie
Peanut butter and banana make a great combination in this smoothie. Add a spoonful of espresso powder for a kick in the morning or for an afternoon pick-me-up. The drink is also packed with 12 grams of protein per serving.
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- 1 cup low-fat milk
- 1 tablespoon instant espresso powder
- 1/4 cup natural creamy peanut butter
- 1 ripe banana, cut into thirds
- 1 cup ice
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Blend milk, espresso powder, peanut butter, banana, and ice.
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smoke1428 May, 2012
Sounds really good but do you know what the Nutrician Facts are?
missabby9326 Mar, 2012
i enjoy this smoothie very much with just a few adjustments. I use a frozen banana instead and add about 12 ounces of low fat vanilla yogut to give it a thicker taste:)
mstanton3 Mar, 2011
This shake is great! I have been making this almost every weekday since this issue came out. It is filling, tasty, lots of protein, and a little espresso powder. Perfect way to start the day in my book. The only thing I do different is use unsweetened almond milk instead of regular milk.


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CCTV image released by police after assault outside pub
Updated 11:34am Friday 11th July 2014 in News
Police have released a CCTV image of a man they want to question over an assault outside a Gomersal pub.
The assault happened at 8.15pm on Friday outside the Shoulder of Mutton pub on Oxford Road.
The man is described as white, aged in his mid 20s, of stocky or muscular build and around 5'10" - 6ft" tall. He had short light brown hair, was clean shaven and was wearing a white coloured long sleeved shirt and suit trousers.
PC Phil Miller of the Spen and Batley Safer Neighbourhood Policing Team, said: "I would appeal to anyone who witnessed this assault or knows the man pictured to get in contact on 101."


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Stores in the Nashville area are changing hours to accommodate last-minute shoppers.
They're also closing earlier on certain days to celebrate the occasion and to send workers home early.
Channel 4 has compiled a list of hours for popular stores and malls.
Last-minute shoppers can go anywhere on Friday and Saturday, but almost all of the stores are closed Christmas Day.
Walgreens is the only exception. The 24-hour stores will stay open on Christmas Day.
Target stores will be open on Friday from 8 a.m. until midnight. On Christmas Eve, it will open an hour earlier and close an hour later.
Shoppers can go to Best Buy on Friday between the hours of 8 a.m. and 11 p.m. The store will stay open on Christmas Eve Saturday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Walmart stores will stay open until 8 p.m. on Christmas Eve.
K-Mart shoppers can do last-minute shopping on Friday from 6 a.m. to 11:45 p.m. It will reopen the next day on Christmas Eve at 6 a.m. and will stay open until 10 p.m.
Kohl's also has extended hours. It will open on Friday at 6 a.m. and close at midnight. On Christmas Eve, the hours will change from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Shoppers have a chance to buy toys all night and day at Toys-R-Us until Christmas Eve. The store will only stay open until 10 p.m. on Saturday.
The four big malls in Nashville will also change holiday hours for last-minute shoppers.
The Mall at Green Hills changes, depending on the anchor store.
Dillard's and Nordstrom's will open at 8 a.m. and Macy's opens at 7 a.m. on Christmas Eve Saturday. All the stores will close at 6 p.m. The entire mall is closed on Christmas day.
Cool Springs Galleria will stay open from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday. The mall is closed Christmas Day.
Rivergate Mall opens in Saturday at 7 a.m., and Hickory Hollow will open an hour later. Both malls close at 6 p.m. on Christmas Eve, and are closed on Christmas Day.
Most stores, shopping centers and malls have advised shoppers to call before coming to shop.
Stores might have different hours within one complex.
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Hello Rams fans. I recently took part in the Pride of Detroit community mock draft. It's only a 2 round deal but I'm wondering what y'all thought about the picks I made for St Louis. There were no trades allowed, or I would have been looking to move on the 1st pick at least. I really hope you check it out and at least give a grade in the poll section. I'd love to hear back from y'all on what you like, dislike, or would have done differently.
So here's the picks and the write ups I submitted. At the end I'll put the list of who was taken so you can see who was available at the time of my selection.
#6 David DeCastro OG Stanford
This pick is the coup de grâce of a three-year endeavor to create a dominant OL that has spanned two front offices. DeCastro is one of the most surefire OL picks in recent memory and will have a huge impact on this unit. The impact of this pick is likely to extend its influence past his position by salvaging past drafts as well! His presence, amplified by the
addition theft of C Scott Wells from Green Bay, will have a redeeming factor for last year's 33rd pick, LT Rodger Saffold. It might even be far reaching enough to light a fire under perceived bust of the second overall pick in 2009, Jason Smith. With a line that is likely to read (left to right) as Saffold, DeCastro, Wells, Dahl and Smith, a unit of pitiful weakness now becomes potentially elite.
Beyond the impact of this addition on the OL directly, it will also elevate the play of the entire offense! This future Pro-Bowl guard will be instrumental in opening up huge holes for Steven Jackson, therefore increasing his production and perhaps extending his career. Having the strength, intelligence and versatility in play of this dominant OL will also play heavily in preventing 2010 No. 1 overall pick Sam Bradford from getting shell shocked as well as crippled. That extra time and comfort will play huge in giving the WR corps time to develop plays and let Bradford's skill shine.
While some are sure to think this is a reach, it isn't anything other than the drafting of the clear and glaring BPA. This is selecting a future Pro-Bowler who will impact many offensive plays, and structure, for many, many seasons to follow. That is a value at any level of pick.
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Shea McClellin OLB/DE Boise State
With a first-time general manager in Les Snead, a new but controlling head coach in Jeff Fisher, and no defensive coordinator eligible, it's a daunting task to try and predict what direction the Rams will go in this draft. Having the dominant talent of Shea McClellin, a DE/OLB from Boise State, available helps make the choice a lot easier! With so many parts of this team very much in limbo, the flexibility and playmaking ability McClellin offers is the final selling point in making him the clear choice for this pick.
The state of the Rams LB corps is pretty dismal. It amounts to a bunch of special teams players surrounding the talented young James Laurinaitis in the middle. Shea brings much needed talent to this situation. He brings the proven ability to drop into man and hang with almost any TE along with the strength to not get bullied by them. He also has shown solid ability in the run game. He's able to take on lead blockers well and diagnose lanes. While providing good coverage and run support, he also has the ability to be a thumper and deliver a hit they'll all remember. He's shown to be highly instinctual and is able to put himself around the ball so he will make plays in all areas of the game. Shea also has experience playing as a middle linebacker and performed well at it. This means he can also be a valued option to slide over to the middle in case something happens to Laurinaitis. It's just a part of the experience and flexibility he brings.
Shea also has experience playing with his hand down in their 4-3 look! At his current 255-pound weight, he's a bit light for this role, but has the potential to add more and not take too much off of his game. While I don't see that as being a likely scenario for him anymore (I was first sold on him as a 4-3 DE), it is still an option. The Rams have some solid talent at DE so they likely won't have to call upon Shea to make this change.
Shea is probably best known for his ability to get after the QB. Many project him to be a 3-4 OLB instead but that might not utilize his full skill set. This just adds to his versatility in how the Rams will be able to use him. If Gregg Williams were to be the DC (which won't happen), he would fall in love with this added dimension to bring blitzes. No matter what DC is brought in I'm confident Shea will get plenty of opportunity to show this area of his game whether it's standing or his hand on the ground.
There are many fans clamoring for the Rams to bring in a play maker on the offense at this point. While that is a need, what they get with this pick is a solid play maker for the defense. His high motor and drive will help bring long needed respectability to this unit. There will bTe other opportunities to help the other side of the ball in the draft. At this point in the draft the talent level Shea brings is unrivaled.
#39 Alameda Ta'amu DT Washington
As I mentioned in the No. 33 pick write-up, the new front office and coaching staff make predicting the picks for the Rams a difficult task. The one thing we do know about the new coach, Jeff Fisher, is he values a strong defense and in particular places high value on dominant line play. With 2/3 of the picks in the first two rounds, they are making great strides to build from the lines out. So with the 39th pick, it's a pleasure to bring in the imposing Alameda Ta'amu, a defensive tackle of Washington.
To put it bluntly, Ta'amu is a monster coming in at 6'2", 348 lbs. He's as strong as you might expect and is able to eat up double teams. While he is able to get under linemen and gain push to collapse the pocket, he isn't likely to be a sackmaster by any means. For such a big man, he is able to work to secure the edge surprisingly well when the play moves outside. He's also got very solid hands and generally gets the stop once he gets a hand on the carrier. This line just got a whole lot better against the run, and as he develops, his technique will likely be considered well above average.
This OL-eating force will work out extremely well next to new addition Kendall Langford, who plays the three technique and is formerly of the Bengals. The addition of fellow 1T DT Trevor Laws should help in his development in giving him a competent player to be used in the rotation. This offseason's work of building the interior line is going to pay huge dividends for the progression of Chris Long and Robert Quinn at DE, and we can expect a big year from them. Solidifying this unit will also prove valuable for newly drafted OLB Shea McClellin and returning MLB James Laurinaitis on blitz packages. While they could benefit from added rotational depth at DE, this line is now looking very competitive. That's a refreshing change for this long-struggling unit.
Here's the list of selections through 38
1. Andrew Luck
2. Robert Griffin III
3. Matt Kalil
4. Justin Blackmon
5. Morris Claiborne
6. David DeCastro
7. Quinton Coples
8. Melvin Ingram
9. Fletcher Cox
10. Michael Floyd
11. Trent Richardson
12. Luke Kuechly
13. Riley Reiff
14. Dontari Poe
15. Michael Brockers
16. Cordy Glenn
17. Dre Kirkpatrick
18. Courtney Upshaw
19. Jonathan Martin
20. Whitney Mercilus
21. Devon Still
22. Ryan Tannehill
23. Janoris Jenkins
24. Mark Barron
25. Brandon Thompson
26. Coby Fleener
27. Nick Perry
28. Stephon Gilmore
29. Dont'a Hightower
30. Stephen Hill
31. Peter Konz
32. Kendall Wright
33. Shea McClellin
34. Alshon Jeffery
35. Chase Minnifield
36. Doug Martin
37. David Wilson
38. Rueben Randle
So what do you think? If the draft played out like that would you be happy? What would you have done differently?


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Crime boss hits the streets of Warrington
8:00am Saturday 26th April 2014 in News
POLICE and crime commissioner, John Dwyer, hit the streets of Warrington to find out residents' views on policing.
The mobile surgery stopped outside Asda Cockhedge last week to speak to people about issues and improvements that could be made.
Mr Dwyer said: "Of the 34 people spoken to, 22 said that they thought their local police do a good or excellent job.
"Many people wanted to raise local issues which ranged from parking problems, especially for wheel chair users, petty crime and young people playing football in the streets to some more hard hitting issues such as drug dealing and burglary.
"I will be passing the information given to me to the local Warrington policing team to follow up."
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Monday January 21 you can save 50% off a donated apparel at Tacoma-area Goodwill stores. Note – it's apparel ONLY. Your local stores might be having a similar discount. Excludes special purchase items, online, blue items.
As a side note – Did you know that every Friday the Tacoma Goodwill Facebook page offers a 20% off coupon for $20 off or more? Just head to Tacoma Goodwill Facebook page and click on Facebook Friday.
Value Village is also doing a 50% off sale on January 21. The Value Village sale includes clothing, shoes, accessories and bed and bath items.
Will you going to either of these stores on Monday? I love thrift stores and I'd love to hear about any deals you find!
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Police banned MK Dons and AFC Wimbledon players from kissing the badge in front of rival fans when they met in the FA Cup last season.
Players banned from badge kissing16 08 2013
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Taarabt shows QPR some love1 04 2013
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Pepe's proud to be… Portuguese?13 06 2012
After putting Portugal 1-0 up in their second Euro 2012 game, Pepe was seen celebrating grabbing and kissing the badge.
Pepe was born and grew up in Brazil though, starting his career with Corinthians-AL, before moving to Portugal when he was 18-years-old to play for Maritimo. He didn't represent Brazil at youth level before moving to Portugal and when he was given Portuguese citizenship when he was 24-years-old he opted to play for them.
"I've already made it clear how much love I have for Portugal," he said two years ago. "I feel more Portuguese than Brazilian. I feel this country and I still owe so much to the people."
Portugal's badge isn't the only one Pepe's lips are familiar with though, with the Real Madrid defender happy to kiss his club's badge too.
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Video – Evra kisses badge in front of the Kop9 06 2012
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Red vs Blue – who will be badge kissing on Saturday?13 04 2012
Liverpool and Everton will face each other on Saturday in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley. Everton are currently a point ahead of their local rivals in the league and enjoying much better form. Obviously form counts for nothing on derby day though…
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Mascherano – From Liverpool's badge to Barcelona2 04 2012
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Casillas kisses boyhood badge against Barcelona27 03 2012
Iker Casillas was just nine-years-old when he joined boyhood team Real Madrid and became their number one when he was eighteen. In 2008 he signed a nine-year contract extension which would keep him at the club for the rest of his career…
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"Sheffield United fan" kisses badge on derby day25 03 2012
Stephen Quinn joined Sheffield United seven years ago when he was 19-years-old.
In the summer of 2010 he signed a contact extension and said: "I am absolutely delighted to settle the deal and couldn't be happier here because I am so settled. All my family are here and love it to pieces. I have been here for seven years and the club is in my heart so there was no question I would sign."
However, at the end of that season, United were relegated and Quinn wanted to explore his options after being named the Fans' and Players' Player of the year…
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From red to blue – Welcome to Manchester, Carlos21 03 2012
Carlos Tevez won two Premier League titles, the Champions League, the Carling Cup and the FIFA World Club Cup in his two years at Manchester United.
"I cannot ever imagine leaving Manchester United," he said. "I am in the perfect situation. My relationship with the club is perfect. Patrice Evra is my closest friend but the feeling I get from all the players is something I've not experienced before. I want to get the contract sorted and play for United for the rest of my career."
But then he signed for local rivals, Manchester City…
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Paint it black18 03 2012
Ian Black's father played for Hearts and he was a ballboy there when he was a lad. He made his dream move on Christmas Eve 2008 and has gone on to play almost 100 games for them…
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Bardsley puts his scarf on the sidelines and kisses the badge17 03 2012
Salford born Phil Bardsley joined Manchester United's academy when he was 8-years-old. Before leaving Old Trafford in 2008, after 15 years, he was the only player in the first team squad who had progressed through all the levels of the academy.
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Megson 4 Wednesday… before getting sacked28 02 2012
In October 2011, Sheffield Wednesday Manager Gary Megson kissed his Wednesday badge after the match against Sheffield United at Bramall Lane. United went 2-0 up within the first 20 minutes before an 82nd and 86th goal for Wednesday earned them a point…
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Kids kissing the badge – Ravel in front of the Kop31 03 2011
During an FA Youth Cup game at Anfield, Ravel Morrison kissed the badge in front of the Kop after scoring his second in a 3-2 victory. Four players were sent off in this quarter-final match, two from each team.
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Bad boy Barton inspiring hate with his love25 10 2008
Joey Barton kissed Newcastle's badge whilst warming up against Sunderland at the Stadium of Light, following the abuse he got from rival fans when on the touchline…
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Peru Elementary School. Summer registration for students in grades kindergarten through six, living in the Peru Central School District who will be attending Peru Elementary School for the first time in September will be held on Tuesday, Aug. 20, between 7:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. If a parent has not already called the school for a screening appointment, please do so as soon as possible. Children registering for kindergarten must be 5 years of age on or before December 1 to be eligible for fall 2013 kindergarten. Contact Peru Elementary at 643-6100 for kindergarten through grade 2 or 643- 6200 for grade 3 through grade 6 to schedule a time to bring children. A copy of the birth certificate, immunization record and proof of residence is required for registration.
Saranac Co-operative Nursery School. Openings for fall enrollment, program academically based and runs on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Located at the former Dannemora Elementary Building. Children must be 3 years old and potty trained. Call 492-2448 for registration and information.
Champlain Children's Learning Center. Openings for infants 6 weeks to 18 months. Call 297-2019, Ext. 0, for information.
New Life Christian Academy. Accepting applications for the 2013-14 academic year. NLCA offers a Christian education taught in an interdenominational and traditional classroom setting using ABeka curriculum for K through 6 and AOP curriculum for 7 through 12. Go to www.plattsburghag.org for a handbook and forms. Call 563-2842.
AuSable Forks Elementary School. Registration and screening appointments for children entering kindergarten at AuSable Forks Elementary School are available. For appointment, call 647-5503 from 7:30 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. To be eligible for kindergarten, a pupil must be 5 on or before Dec. 1, 2013, and a district resident. Parents are requested to bring immunization records, birth certificates, and Social Security numbers. If you haven't been contacted, call the school as soon as possible.
Lakeside School at Black Kettle Farm, Essex. Openings for weekly playgroup, nursery and mixed-age kindergarten, birth to age 6. Daily outside time, farm activities, healthy whole-food snacks, singing and movement games, stories, puppet shows, artistic activities, festivals, community events. 963-7385.


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Rafa Benitez doesn't appear to have time for sentiment or an affinity for experience over form ahead of his team's FA Cup semifinal clash with Manchester City. Veteran Chelsea stalwarts John Terry and Frank Lampard are expected to start on the bench on Sunday, according to The Guardian. It will be the first FA Cup semi-final or final that Terry and Lampard have failed to start for the club since 2006.
Terry and Lampard have been far from automatic starters this season, even if they have remained key players in the side. John Obi Mikel has been more of a regular in midfield than Lampard, while David Luiz and Gary Cahill have enjoyed solid seasons in the center of defense. Recently, with the improved form of Cesar Azpilicueta at right back and some injury issues plaguing his true central defenders, Benitez has selected Ivanovic in the center of defense.
Terry and Lampard both started on Thursday against Rubin Kazan, but Ramires and Branislav Ivanovic were preferred in the club's last Premier League game against Sunderland. Terry did not start either FA Cup match against Manchester United, and Lampard missed the second game of the tie.
Lampard spoke about his likely benching, remaining professional but implying that he has a less than spectacular rapport with Benitez at the moment.
"[E]very game is different and none of us is sure we're playing on Sunday. Being considered an 'automatic selection' depends on how you're playing, what manager you have and the relationships you have with them, and things change. I don't think anyone is an automatic selection with the manager at the minute because there are lots of games and he's changing it regularly. So I'm like everyone else: I want to play every game but it's not possible."
Ivanovic is likely to partner David Luiz in defense against Manchester City, though Cahill could earn himself a selection if he proves to be fully fit. Ramires, whose form has improved significantly in the last month, is the most likely candidate to start alongside Mikel in the Chelsea midfield.
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