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Two wins in a row! That's always fun. The Yankees should do it more often. They took Sunday afternoon's series finale from the Rays by the score of 4-2. Let's recap the win:
- All With Two Outs: For the first 4.2 innings, Jeremy Hellickson kept the Yankees completely off balance with a mix of changeups and sneaky fastballs. They didn't even hit the ball hard. That all changed in the fifth with a two-out walk by Stephen Drew. Martin Prado picked up his team's first hit with a double into the left field corner (hard hit!), putting men at second and third with two outs. Brett Gardner plated both runners with a single back up the middle, then Derek Jeter and Jacoby Ellsbury strung together two more singles to score the third run. Two-out rallies are so great.
- Return of HIROK: Hiroki Kuroda allowed a first inning run(s) for the fifth straight start. Thankfully it was just one run (on two singles and a ground ball) on Sunday. He settled right down and retired 17 straight after that, getting the ball into the seventh inning. Matt Joyce's leadoff double in the seventh ended the consecutive outs streak, and he eventually scored on Evan Longoria's single. Kuroda did not make it out of the inning — Shawn Kelley bailed him out with a strikeout — but holding Tampa to two runs in 6.2 innings is plenty good enough. He only struck out one but did limit the Rays to four hits and a walk. The extra rest seemed to do Kuroda some good.
- Late Innings: Like I said, Kelley bailed out Kuroda in the seventh, striking out Brandon Guyer with runners on the corners to end the inning. Mark Teixeira whacked a solo homer in the top of the eighth to give the Yankees a much-appreciated insurance run right after the Rays cut their deficit to one. It was his 20th homer of the year. Dellin Betances pitched around an infield single in the eighth and David Robertson retired the side in order in the ninth for his 33rd save in 35 chances. He has successfully converted 21 straight saves, the longest active streak in MLB.
- Leftovers: Prado had himself a great day both at the plate (single, double) and in the field. He made several stellar stops at second base … Chase Headley also had two hits (singles) and several great defensive plays … every starter reached base safely at least once except for the just off the disabled list Brian McCann, though he reached on an error … the run-scoring single in the fifth was Ellsbury's first hit in a week, since his solo homer against the Indians last Sunday.
For the box score and video highlights, head over to MLB.com. FanGraphs is where you can find some more stats and ESPN is where you can find the updated standings. The Yankees are now seven games back in the AL East — they are back in second place, percentage points ahead of the Blue Jays — and 3.5 games back of the second wildcard spot. FanGraphs has their postseason odds at 10.3%. The Yankees are off on Monday — third off-day in the last week — and will welcome the Astros to the Bronx for three games starting Tuesday. Lefties Chris Capuano and Brett Oberholtzer are scheduled to start the opener. Check out RAB Tickets if you want to catch that game live.
Game 122: Take the SeriesBy · Comments
The Yankees have played 15 series against AL East opponents this year and so far they've won five. Five! They split one and lost the other nine. They've only won one of their last eight AL East series as well. That explains why they are closer to last place (6.5 games) than first place (seven games).
Yesterday's win snapped a five-game losing streak and gives the Yankees a chance to clinch a rare series win over an AL East rival this afternoon. Hiroki Kuroda is starting on extra rest after showing clear signs of fatigue in his last two or three starts, particularly once his pitch count gets up to around 80. Hopefully the extra rest does him some good. Here is the Rays lineup and here is the Yankees lineup:
- LF Brett Gardner
- DH Derek Jeter
- CF Jacoby Ellsbury
- 1B Mark Teixeira
- RF Carlos Beltran
- C Brian McCann
- 3B Chase Headley
- SS Stephen Drew
- 2B Martin Prado
RHP Hiroki Kuroda
It's another rainy day in St. Pete. The Tropicana Field dome was definitely a big help this weekend. First pitch is scheduled for 1:40pm ET and you can watch on YES. Enjoy the game.
Yankees activate Brian McCann, send down Austin Romine
As expected, the Yankees have activated Brian McCann off the 7-day concussion disabled list. Austin Romine was sent back to Triple-A Scranton in a corresponding move. McCann missed one week plus a day after taking a foul tip to the face mask. Good to see it was a relatively minor concussion and not something that lingered for an extended period of time. · (18) ·
Andrew Bailey will not pitch this year, has suffered a "few setbacks"
Rehabbing right-hander Andrew Bailey will not pitch for the Yankees this season, Joe Girardi confirmed to Chad Jennings. Girardi said the two-time All-Star and 2009 AL Rookie of the Year has suffered a "few setbacks" this summer as he works his way back from a torn shoulder capsule. Bailey had been throwing bullpen sessions in Tampa, last we heard.
The Yankees signed Bailey to a minor league contract over the winter knowing he was unlikely to pitch before September, if at all. The contract includes a club option and was always geared towards 2015. Bailey, 30, has thrown only 44 innings from 2012-14 (4.91 ERA and 4.68 FIP) due to a series of injuries, including the torn capsule and a torn thumb ligament. Torn capsules are very serious. No pitcher has ever returned from one and pitched like they did before getting hurt. The Yankees took a low-risk flier on Bailey and, given the nature of the injury, it's no surprise he won't be able to pitch this year. · (13) ·
Source: FanGraphs
After the Rays rallied to the tie Saturday afternoon's game in the seventh inning, it sure felt like the Yankees were headed for another ugly come-from-ahead loss. Instead, Derek Jeter came through with a huge hit in the ninth inning and the Bombers snapped their five-game losing streak. They beat the Rays by the score of 3-2 in the second game of the series. Let's recap the sorely needed win:
- Two Strikes, Two Outs, Two Runs: The Yankees scored a total of seven runs during the five-game losing streak, so going up 2-0 in the second inning felt like a minor miracle. Drew Smyly got two quick outs in the second before walking Chase Headley, allowing him to steal second base, then catching way too much of the plate with an 0-2 pitch to Martin Prado. Prado yanked it out to left for a two-run homer, his second dinger in pinstripes.
- Greene Machine: Once again, Shane Greene was outstanding. He didn't get a decision because of defensive funny business and spotty bullpen work, but he struck out ten and held the Rays to two runs in six innings. At one point he retired nine in a row. Greene threw 102 pitches and got 18 swings and misses, which is awesome. Had Headley taken the out at first on Kevin Kiermaier's bunt in the seventh (no outs were recorded), maybe Greene escapes with only one run allowed. Either way, he was excellent, much better than the pitching line indicates.
- Late Innings: I'm not quite sure why Joe Girardi went to Shawn Kelley two on and no outs (and a one-run lead) in the seventh instead of Dellin Betances, who threw the eighth once the score was tied, but it happened and it helped the Rays tie the game. The Yankees retook the lead in the top of the ninth thanks to a big error by Logan Forsythe, who threw a ball into the stands on Brett Gardner's infield single. Gardner would have been safe anyway, but the error allowed him to advance to second. Jeter tried to bunt him to third, failed, then laced a two-strike single to right against the hard-throwing and awesome Jake McGee to score the go-ahead run. Huge hit. Game-winning hit.
- Leftovers: David Robertson, who has not pitched in nine days, retired the side in order in the ninth for his 32nd save in 34 chances … Mark Teixeira had two singles while Gardner (single), Jeter (single), Prado (homer), Frankie Cervelli (double), and Brendan Ryan (single) had one hit apiece … Headley drew the only walk. He's reached base in 20 of his 22 games as a Yankee … technically, the bullpen was perfect, nine up and nine down. Kelley did allow an inherited runner to score with two ground outs though.
MLB.com has the box score and video highlights, FanGraphs some other stats, and ESPN the updated standings. The Orioles lost and the Tigers won, so the Yankees are seven games back in the AL East and four games back of the second wildcard spot. FanGraphs has their postseason odds at 8.6%. The Yankees and Rays will wrap up the series on Sunday afternoon, when Hiroki Kuroda and Jeremy Hellickson get the ball.
DotF: Bird homers again in Trenton's lossBy · Comments
OF Tyler Austin made the In The Team Photo section of this week's Prospect Hot Sheet. In other news, Chris Cotillo says RHP Chris Leroux cleared waivers and accepted his outright assignment to Triple-A. He was designated for assignment to clear a spot on the roster for Michael Pineda the other day.
Triple-A Scranton (9-4 win over Pawtucket)
- LF Jose Pirela: 2-4, 1 R, 2 BB
- 2B Rob Refsnyder: 3-6, 1 R, 1 2B, 1 RBI, 1 K — 13-for-38 (.342) in his last nine games
- CF Zoilo Almonte: 2-4, 1 R, 1 RBI, 1 BB, 1 K, 1 SB
- 1B Kyle Roller: 1-5, 1 R, 1 2B, 1 RBI, 1 BB, 2 K
- 3B Zelous Wheeler: 3-4, 2 R, 2 2B, 1 RBI, 1 BB
- LHP Nik Turley: 5.1 IP, 4 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 5 BB, 4 K, 1 HB, 3/5 GB/FB — 52 of 99 pitches were strikes … 39/36 K/BB in 50.1 innings
- SwP Pat Venditte: 2 IP, 5 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 0 BB, 3 K, 1/0 GB/FB – 31 of 46 pitches were strikes (67%)
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Game 121: Beltran returns to the fieldBy · Comments
After a throwing program, a setback, and another throwing program, Carlos Beltran returns to right field today for the first time since May 11th. A bone spur in his throwing elbow limited him to DH duties over the last three months.
I'm not sure playing the defensively challenged Beltran in the outfield actually helps the Yankees, but this is year one of a three-year deal, so if they can avoid sticking him at DH full-time, they should do it. You can bet the Rays will test his arm this afternoon. Here is Tampa's lineup and here is the Yankees lineup:
- LF Brett Gardner
- DH Derek Jeter
- CF Jacoby Ellsbury
- 1B Mark Teixeira
- RF Carlos Beltran
- 3B Chase Headley
- 2B Martin Prado
- C Frankie Cervelli
- SS Brendan Ryan
RHP Shane Greene
The Tropicana Field roof is coming in handy this series because it's raining again in St. Petersburg. This afternoon's game will begin a little after 4pm ET and you can watch on YES locally and Fox Sports1 nationally. Here are the Fox Sports1 channel listings. Try to enjoy the game.
Injury Update: Brian McCann (concussion) is expected to be activated off the 7-day disabled list and play in tomorrow's series finale. He is not active today.
Tanaka "felt very good" throwing off mound for first time since injury
As expected, Masahiro Tanaka threw 25 fastballs in the bullpen this afternoon, his first time throwing off a mound since suffering a partially torn elbow ligament in early-July. "Today I was able to throw the way I wanted to," he said to Marly Rivera. "I felt very good and all is headed in the right direction."
According to Rivera, pitching coach Larry Rothschild cautioned they have to "see how he feels in a few days" before deciding on the next step. Tanaka indicated he would like to throw breaking balls next time out. Rothschild also said the "way the team plays has no impact on his rehab, cause it's not worth it," and he's right. The Yankees have to do what's best for Tanaka long-term and not grasp at the last straws of contention by rushing him back. · (33) ·
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-----Original Message-----
From: nicolas vigier [mailto:boklm () mars-attacks org]
Sent: Wednesday, July 21, 2004 9:16 AM
To: Todd Towles
Cc: 'Alexander'; full-disclosure () lists netsys com
Subject: Re: [Full-disclosure] Vulnerability in sourceforge.net
On Wed, 21 Jul 2004, Todd Towles wrote:
I would call that a Directory Traversal Vulnerability, if it allows a user
to read files that he doesn't have permission to read.
Yes, but your can also read theses files if you have an account on
sourceforge.net (and it's easy to get one), so that's not a very big
vulnerability. And the vulnerability does not come from sourceforge,
but from the "Smart BootManager" project's webpage hosted on sourceforge.
Anyway, it might be a good idea for them to correct this :)
It could allow someone with an account on sourceforge to put some files
on it and include them on their website to have fake pages for example.
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Timmyie and I were gangstas, as you can clearly see from our use of gang signs, and my duck face.
After being a thug with Timmyie, Mylor, Hannah, and I were pirates. Pirates don't make duck faces but IDGAFFF.
Yo ho, motherfuckas. It's a pirates life for me.
Sadly, you can't see Pen 15 written on my glasses. :(
Anyway, AP psychology was legit today. WE EVEN FINISHED PURSUIT OF HAPPYNESS. Hell yeah.


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Learn more about how Education Support Professionals serve
To The Daily Sun,
The annual observance of National Education Support Professionals (ESP) Day is on November 20, during American Education Week. As a paraeducator at Elm St. School, I'm proud to be a member of a team that works together to ensure the success of all our students. I'm equally proud to join in celebrating the invaluable contributions ESPs make to quality public education.
Today, ESPs do more than provide support to children — we help to transform public education one school and one student at a time. In celebration of National Education Support Professionals Day, I invite parents and community members in Laconia to learn more about how ESPs serve as essential partners in making great public schools. We are One Education Workforce Serving the Whole Student.
I encourage parents, students, and community members to take time to thank ESPs and recognize their hard work. ESPs touch the lives of their students and the future of our nation.
Kim O'Neil
EAL President
Laconia School District
Last Updated on Tuesday, 19 November 2013 10:23
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We know that many support effort to save the Hathaway House
To The Daily Sun,
Members of the Laconia Heritage Commission have had a losing battle trying to encourage the reuse of our significant historic dwellings. We witnessed the loss of the Tilton House, the Putnam House and the Baker House to parking lots. We are struggling to save the Hathaway House. We and others decided a stronger message needed to be presented to Cafua Management Co. LLC, owners of many Dunkin' Donuts stores in our community and the northeast. When they lost their lease across the street and purchased 1106 Union Avenue in Lakeport, including our beloved historic Hathaway House, the community led by the late Wanda Tibbetts, president of the Lakeport Community Association, responded and an agreement was made to restore the Hathaway House, not demolish it. We were all pleased with this decision.
However, it was very short-lived when Cafua submitted plans for not only a new Dunkin' Donuts store but a strip mall requiring the demolition of the Hathaway House. It was obvious that they lied and we had to spring into action again. Fortunately, "Save the Hathaway" supporters were also supported by the Laconia City Council and the Laconia Planning Department and Planning Board.
Again, they promised to restore the building and research was completed to paint it the original colors. They started removing the paint without following environmental guidelines for removal of lead paint. They stopped and left the wood vulnerable to the elements. There is no working electricity or sprinkler system in the building. The building was placed on the market. Some made attempts to inquire about the sale of the property but reached dead-ends. Often the "for sale" sign would be on the ground. This led many to believe that they did not intend to sell the building. We heard it was offered for a practice burn. Recently all of the windows were removed from the first floor and boarded up. Windows on the second floor were broken or left open. This all spells orchestrated deterioration to many. It is at this point that we feel they have no intent to sell but are planning to seek demolition through the Laconia Heritage Commission. Now they are saying they don't own the Hathaway House, that Laconia Real Estate Co. LLC does, but Cafua (Dunkin' Donuts franchiser) is listed as the agent.
We know there are many who support efforts to save the Hathaway House because you have spoken to us "over the fence". We decided our strong message must be witnessed by more and so we picketed Dunkin' Donuts last weekend. You gave use thumbs up, you tooted your horns, you responded on Facebook and you signed our petitions.
Please, go one step further and join us picketing to "Save the Hathaway" in front of Dunkin' Donuts at 1106 Union Avenue, Lakeport on Saturday and/or Sunday, November 23 and 24, 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Stop in Laconia Antiques on Main Street to sign our petition.
Dorothy Duffy
Laconia Heritage Commission
Last Updated on Tuesday, 19 November 2013 10:04
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Michelle Malkin - White suburban kids too dumb to score well on Common Core tests?
Just when you thought the Obama administration couldn't antagonize America any further, along comes Education Secretary Arne Duncan. He didn't just attack "white suburban moms" and children over their criticism of the Common Core "standards"/testing/data-mining program. The feds' top educrat also managed to insult every one of the nation's minority families and educators who oppose Fed Ed's threat to academic excellence, local control and student privacy.
On Friday, while defending the beleaguered Common Core program in a meeting with state school superintendents, Duncan unleashed a brazen race and class warfare attack on grassroots foes. As The Washington Post reported, Duncan sneered that he found it "fascinating" that the revolt came from "white suburban moms who — all of a sudden — their child isn't as brilliant as they thought they were, and their school isn't quite as good as they thought they were."
As a brown-skinned suburban mom opposed to Common Core, I can tell you I've personally met moms and dads of all races, ethnicities, backgrounds and parts of the country over the past year who have sacrificed to get their kids into the best schools possible. They are outraged that dumbed-down, untested federal "standards" pose an existential threat to their excellent educational arrangements — be they public, private, religious or homeschooling.
Duncan's derision exposes the very control-freak impulses that drive Common Core. He condescendingly implies that the only reason "white suburban moms" object to Common Core is that their children are too dumb to score well on tests — which, by the firsthand accounts of educators from urban New York City schools to rural Kentucky schools to every corner of the country, are a complete and utter mess.
Thousands of moms and dads immediately took to social media to speak truth to bigoted Fed Ed power. The nonpartisan Mothers Against Duncan (MAD) group on Facebook declared: "Secretary of Education Arne Duncan has insulted the Moms of America and our children! This MAD group is intended to be a gathering place where America's Moms can show him that he picked the WRONG group to mess with!"
Patti McKelvey wrote: "I am so angry about the latest comment out of Arne Duncan's mouth. I find it incredibly insulting. I am a clinical laboratory technologist. I have two (Master's) degrees. I am a grandmother. He has stirred a real hornet's nest now — white suburban middle-class women should not be messed with. Nor should parents of any race, creed or religion who care about their (children's) education."
Daphne Scott Yuhas posted: "I ain't white, and it doesn't matter a damn, but I am a Mom, and I am now in angry Mommy Bear mode! Watch out!"
Elle Commanderr, a "white former urban now suburban pissed off mom," directly addressed Duncan: "Education without representation is as egregious as taxation without representation. Our children are not YOUR children nor do we wish to 'assimilate' them to this nonsense in ANY area I know of ... suburban, urban or otherwise."
Michigan homeschool mom Karen Braun, who signed her letter to Duncan "Your boss," ripped the tone-deaf bureaucrat: "Secretary Duncan, you and the feds may control the purse strings, but WE (moms of every color and location) control our 'brilliant' children's shoe strings. We have the final authority, and we're saying no to your 'higher standard' and your high stakes tests... YOU work for US! Get that right, and you and the mothers of America will get along a whole lot better."
Duncan now says his dog-whistle tirade was clumsily worded. But he's used the same talking points before. What's crystal clear is that Duncan and his top-down dictators presume that only technocratic elites in Washington can determine what quality standards and curricula look like. He pretends that minority parents and students in inner-city charter and magnet schools with rigorous locally crafted classical education missions simply don't exist. A textbook liberal racist, Duncan whitewashes all minority parents and educators who oppose Common Core out of the debate.
This is a White House war on uppity women and children of all colors. Duncan's a bigot, a bully, an elitist and a foot-in-mouth fool all rolled into one — and he continues to enjoy the support of the president. The relentless Beltway attacks on Common Core critics also give lie to the oft-repeated claim that the top-down initiative was "state-led" and grassroots. It should not go unnoticed that the most vocal and defensive advocates of the beleaguered Fed Ed boondoggle are not local teachers or parents, but pale-faced Beltway bureaucrats and their corporate allies.
(Syndicated columnist Michelle Malkin is the daughter of Filipino Immigrants. She was born in Philadelphia, raised in southern New Jersey and now lives with her husband and daughter in Colorado. Her weekly column is carried by more than 100 newspapers.)
Last Updated on Wednesday, 31 December 1969 07:00
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Mr. Ewing needs to read 'Deadly Spin' before opining about health care
To The Daily Sun,
Don Ewing needs to read the book "Deadly Spin: An Insurance Company Insider Speaks Out On How Corporate PR is Killing Health Care & Deceiving Americans" by Wendell Potter before he opines about the Affordable Care Act and just how it will impact people's quality of life.
Bernadette Loesch
Last Updated on Monday, 18 November 2013 10:50
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Thanks to so many for supporting BHS's 7th Annual Holiday Fair
To The Daily Sun,
The 7th Annual Holiday Fair at Belmont High School (BHS) was another great success for the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA). Accordingly, we would like to thank all of the 100-plus crafters and vendors who participated in the fair, many of whom have been returning year after year to support our event. We would also like to thank Mix 94.1, WLNH (98.3), and WJYY (105.5), and MetroCast for their support in our promotional efforts, as our attendance was once again approximately 2,000 shoppers! There were several local businesses who also supported the fair, including Dunkin' Donuts, The Works Bakery Cafe, Brookside Pizza, Sal's Pizza, Hannaford, Shaw's, Coca-Cola, Tilton Diner, Kitchen Cravings, Pirates Cove, the 99 Restaurant, Fox Country Smokehouse, Contigiani Catering, Jody Fortin, and the Belmont Heritage Commission. Finally, we were pleased to have the BHS PTO join us this year with Santa's Secret Shopping Experience, allowing children to purchase and wrap gifts for family members that will be true surprises as they are unwrapped during the holidays.
The Holiday Fair means a lot to us as students. It provides many opportunities for us to apply our business skills and knowledge to a real project working with the community, which we enjoy very much! Proceeds from the fair help us to attend NH-FBLA conferences and competitions in the spring and fall. Finally, and of equal importance to us, the fair allows us to support local charities that help other students and families in need during the holiday season!
There are many more people that we owe our thanks and appreciation to for the support we have received, so please know that we appreciate all that people have done for us. Best wishes to everyone for a safe and happy holiday season, and we will hope to see you for our eighth year on November 8, 2014!
The Future Business Leaders of America
Belmont High School Chapter
Colton Cadarette, President
Mary Kate Russo, Vice President
Last Updated on Monday, 18 November 2013 10:47
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Group 1: The Playoff Teams
1. Chargers, 13-3, Last week: 2
The Chargers are heading into the playoffs exactly the way that any team would want to. They're as healthy as anyone, and they're on an 11-game winning streak.
2. Cowboys, 11-5, Last week: 5
They have taken a lot of heat for their December history, but with their last 3 wins, they've looked better than any team in the league. Could this be the year they get a playoff win?
3. Colts, 14-2, Last week: 1
They looked good throughout the year, but the way they gave up in the last couple weeks is definitely not what you want to see from this team. Three straight weeks without much game experience for Manning and his WR's? Bad news.
4. Saints, 13-3, Last week: 3
I don't know what happened to the Saints. Supposedly they were still trying to win, at least against the Buccaneers, but the Saints need to work hard in their bye week to try to find their momentum again.
5. Vikings, 12-4, Last week: 6
They got their first round bye, but will it be enough for Brett Favre to be back to his early season form? I hate to be Captain Obvious here, but the guy's getting old.
6. Packers, 11-5, Last week: 10
They get the Cardinals again, a week after blowing them out. But how different will it be when they have to deal with Kurt Warner?
7. Eagles, 11-5, Last week: 4
They needed to pick up the win against the Cowboys yesterday. And they looked awful. Time for the rematch in Dallas. I don't like Philly's chances as much anymore.
8. Cardinals, 10-6, Last week: 8
They are actually looking similar to how they looked last year, when they ended up in the Super Bowl. Could lightning strike twice? It wouldn't surprise me... stranger things have happened.
9. Patriots, 10-6, Last week: 9
The Wes Welker injury hurts, but I think they'll still be able to beat the Ravens at home. It's the second round on the road that they'll have to worry about. And I don't think they were going to win in San Diego anyway.
10. Bengals, 10-6, Last week: 7
The bad news: The Jets embarrassed them this week, and Ochocinco might be a little banged up. The good news: They showed the Jets absolutely nothing, since they tanked. They should be alright.
11. Jets, 9-7, Last week: 11
They finished strong, but if you have confidence in the abilities of rookie QB Mark Sanchez, then I've got several bridges that I can sell you.
12. Ravens, 9-7, Last week: 12
The Ravens get another chance to play the Patriots, and avenge their loss from earlier this season. Unfortunately for them, the Patriots are dominant at home.
Group 2: The Average Teams
14. Texans, 9-7, Last week: 16
15. Steelers, 9-7, Last week: 14
16. Titans, 8-8, Last week: 20
17. Panthers, 8-8, Last week: 22
18. 49ers, 8-8, Last week: 21
19. Giants, 8-8, Last week: 19
20. Broncos, 8-8, Last week: 13
21. Jaguars, 7-9, Last week: 17
22. Dolphins, 7-9, Last week: 18
23. Bears, 7-9, Last week: 23
24. Browns, 5-11, Last week: 24
25. Raiders, 5-11, Last week: 25
26. Bills, 6-10, Last week: 27
27. Seahawks, 5-11, Last week: 26
28. Redskins, 4-12, Last week: 28
Jim Zorn is gone, and it's time to see if Mike Shanahan can turn this franchise around. As long as Dan Snyder keeps his hands out of things, and just keeps pumping in his money, they should be fine.
29. Chiefs, 4-12, Last week: 29
Matt Cassel's first year with the Chiefs didn't go as well as he had probably hoped, but the good news is that Jamaal Charles looks pretty damn good.
30. Buccaneers, 3-13, Last week: 30
The Bucs have some potential on offense if they can shore up their line. But their great teams in the past were built on defense. That's where they need to become elite again.
31. Lions, 2-14, Last week: 31
Congratulations to the Lions, who increased their win total by 2 from last season. At this pace, they'll be 16-0 in 2016. Or maybe they'll start working their way back to 0-16. That would be way more fun.
32. Rams, 1-15, Last week: 32
The Rams won... the race for the #1 overall pick in the 2010 NFL Draft, that is. Ndamukong Suh would be a hell of an addition to this team. Build from the trenches. Write that down.
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WASHINGTON — Two weeks into a budget impasse that has left Americans dismayed by Washington brinkmanship, an outline of a deal emerged Monday as Senate leaders worked to prevent a potentially catastrophic debt default and end the damage inflicted by the lingering government shutdown.
Details remained in flux, but Senate aides said the plan would give the government authority to borrow to pay its bills into February and would reopen federal agencies until Jan. 15.
In the meantime, to prevent another shutdown, a House-Senate committee would negotiate an overarching budget agreement by Dec. 13 that would allow Congress to pass its regular bills to fund the government.
The proposal would not make significant changes in President Obama's healthcare law. But it could include a pair of tweaks: the delay of a new tax opposed by labor unions and an income verification requirement for customers who buy insurance through the new online marketplaces.
FULL COVERAGE: The U.S. government shutdown
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) and Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) need to win the support of their party caucuses Tuesday, and momentum could be stalled by a tea party filibuster. The proposal would also face major hurdles in the House, where conservative Republicans are likely to oppose it. But it appeared increasingly likely that the stalemate would end soon.
Activity swirled around the Capitol offices of Reid and McConnell, with intense talks underway three days before Thursday's deadline to raise the nation's $16.7-trillion borrowing capacity and avert a potential default.
"We've made tremendous progress," Reid said as he closed the Senate in the evening, counseling patience. "Perhaps tomorrow will be a bright day. We're not there yet. We hope it will be."
The usually straight-faced McConnell echoed the sentiment, smiling briefly. "We had a good day," he said. "It's safe to say we made substantial progress, and we look forward to making more progress in the near future."
The president had summoned the two Senate leaders, as well as House Speaker John A. Boehner (R-Ohio) and Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-San Francisco), to the White House on Monday, but the session was postponed — a sign the administration was optimistic that Senate negotiators were making headway on the standoff.
"There's been some progress on the Senate side, with Republicans recognizing it's not tenable, it's not smart, it's not good for the American people to let America default," Obama said during a visit to Martha's Table, a food bank in Washington.
PHOTOS: 2013's memorable political moments
A potential filibuster could prolong the debate. But experts have said the promise of a deal could calm the restless financial markets. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), who spearheaded the drive to kill or delay Obama's healthcare law using the government-funding bill, held out the possibility that he would filibuster, but said, "I want to wait to see what the details are."
Any Senate deal is expected to hit turbulence in the House. Boehner's Republican majority has resisted compromise as the hard-right flank sought to use the usually routine budget bills as leverage in their failed campaign to stop the healthcare law.
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They're trying to cut spending and threads to balance the forum. Fish is fighting for his Pictures thread but his arguments aren't holding water, something about, "it's essential like the National Weather Service...what about my lolcats and Leonardo DiCaprio walking?"
I didn't even know we had 800,000 threads.
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A lot of us only know Turner Ward for being awesome and beating up J.P. Howell, but there is more to T.W. than that.
I was watching the game yesterday against Cleveland and Fox Sports Arizona had Turner on during the 7th inning or something like that. During the interview I thought to myself, "man, this guy knows what he is talking about." I understand that a professional hitting coach should should know his stuff, but I really like the way Ward is running the team.
Turner admitted that the workload since being promoted was somewhat daunting, but also exciting. There are coaching switch ups all throughout the Diamondbacks organization but I feel like Turner Ward is a smart option. No disrespect to Don Baylor, but the dude was old school through and through. Ward is a fresh face that allows hitters to be hitters. Turner had mentioned in his interview that he has been surrounded by such great assistants this spring to help facilitate the process a little better.
Rest easy, Diamondbacks fans. T.W. knows his stuff and his knowledge and experience will aid this already potentiality frightening offensive roster. I don't know if anybody has noticed this in watching the spring games, but the coaching staff looks to be meshing well together. That's not to say the guys last year hated each other, but something is different in the dugout. Maybe that's just my biased viewpoint and positivity about the team coming through, though.
On a side note, spring is another chance for me to continue my love affair with MLB.TV. I can sit in American Studies class and watch the game today. Does it get better than that? Yes, it does, but just play along….
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With Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince hitting Sky Movies Premiere / HD on October 22, Sky Movies Magazine chats exclusively to feisty female wizard Emma Watson. Here's what she's got to say about growing up in the spotlight, the perks of fame and what comes next…
Emma Watson's come a long way since she first popped up on cinema screens as Harry Potter's angelic (albeit precocious) school chum in 2001.
With six record-breaking Potter films including October's Sky Movies premiere Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince under her belt and the final duo, Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part 1 and 2, opening in November this year and July next year respectively, the 20-year-old Watson has been ferociously productive.
You'd expect her to have time for nothing more than wand-waving. But you'd be wrong. While Hermione Granger is without a doubt the brains of the trio, she's by no means the only one with smarts.
Hard-working Emma's gone from Potter to A-Level success and is now studying at Brown University in the US. If that wasn't enough, she's become quite the fashion icon.
Gone is the gawky teen and, in her place, a sophisticated young woman rarely absent from the catwalk front rows. She's even tried her hand at modelling, picking up a contract for fashion house Burberry.
Today, Watson is back modelling the Hermione Granger: Outdoors collection. As security keeps a careful eye out for tabloid snappers, we catch up with her and the rest of the Potter cast on a freezing day of filming in Burnham Beeches.
Taking a break away from the lens and the endless carpet of fake snow for a chat and the chance to duck into the warmth, Watson is as easy to talk to as she is serious about what she does.
What's clear is that she's loved every minute of the journey so far but, with so many options in front of her – acting, fashion, academia – the starlet is undecided about where her future will take her…
SKY MOVIES MAGAZINE: Do you feel like you're at the end of a journey?
EMMA WATSON: I feel really pressured, because I feel like this is my last go, my last shot. I don't want to have any regrets. I want it to be the best performance I've ever given. I want to know that I've done the best that I can possibly do. It's really strange.
SMM: Are you thinking about what you're going to do after?
EW: I really think I need to recharge my batteries and go and be me for a bit.
SMM: Will you carry on acting?
EW: I really don't know. I think I need to find some real belief in myself away from this. I know that I can play Hermione, but I don't know… we'll see.
SMM: When did you find time to study?
EW: It's something I really wanted for myself. If you want something enough, you make time to do it. I'd do most of my reading when I was sat in the make-up truck. I'd sit and write and I'd have my laptop on my lap and I worked weekends. It was exhausting. But it's so worth it, I'm so proud.
SMM: What were the challenges involved in making Half-Blood Prince?
EW: There's a lot more to do with the relationship between Hermione and Ron. Hermione got very serious in the last couple of films so it was really nice to get to do some funny bits with Rupert and he's great at that. Hermione's the one who does all the thinking and planning. Sometimes I look at her and think, I can't believe she doesn't just collapse… You must be so bored of hearing us say, "They're getting darker," but it is going that way!
SMM: Do you have a favourite scene?
EW: The Quidditch scene with Ron. I couldn't believe how funny it was, hejust killed me. I couldn't stop laughing. Having said that, it wasn't my favourite to film – it was one of the coldest days of the year and we were out there for hours!
SMM: How do you think you've changed over the course of the series?
EW: I've changed a lot in some ways and not a lot in others. I've gone from the age of nine to 20, so that's 10 years. I guess I've become a lot more comfortable with filmmaking. It was all so new to me but now it's just second nature. It's got to the point now where I am able to be much more creative with it. I know the character like the back of my hand.
SMM: Do you always keep the Harry Potter books close at hand?
EW: Yeah, I love [JK Rowling's] work. I've always loved the books. I'm the first person to say, "This is not as good as it's written in the book." I'll be the one saying, "This line's much better, it's in the book!"
SMM: Do you have a favourite?
EW: I love the third one. I just remember my dad reading it to me and I loved it. It's also my favourite film and it was a great part for Hermione. I had a part that I could really get my teeth into. I like the tomboy aspect of Hermione, that she was part of the action.
SMM: What do you like about Hermione?
EW: She's got a heart of gold. She's the first person to sympathise with anyone in opposition to her. She's so determined, loyal and she's such a strong girl… woman! She's the ultimate girl.
SMM: How have you coped with being in the public eye?
EW: I used to live in Oxford, but now I live in London so that I can be closer to the film sets. The commute was just crazy. Since moving to London I'm starting to feel that tension when I walk out of my door. Harry Potter has such a high level of interest, anything – even if it's nothing – is news.
SMM: Did you think it would be this big?
EW: Even if [producer] David Heyman had known, how do you explain that to a nine year old? I was so naïve. The first time someone asked me to sign a book I thought it was the weirdest thing ever.
SMM: Which of the big famous actors have you bonded with most?
EW: I found that a lot of actors are involved in art – something I love and I did for A-Level. I ended up talking to Alan Rickman because he went to art school, so did Robbie Coltrane and Chris Columbus and Judi Dench. And I really got on with Emma Thompson. I also loved how she was so down to earth, so normal and so kind, and she doesn't ignore anyone and pays attention to everyone from the sound guy to the director. I really loved her to bits. Maggie [Smith] is an absolute sweetie. She sends me chocolates and a note at Christmas.
SMM: What about JK Rowling?
EW: She has more input in the films now that she's stopped writing the books, but she's so busy. She's got a family and she's writing and everything. She's more involved now, which is really nice and whenever I see her I get on really well with her. She's really funny – very, very witty.
SMM: Is she much like Hermione?
EW: Definitely. You can see it. She's so clever!
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I love this picture…I never get bored of looking at it. I'm not sure if its because I'm obsessed with water or the view of being under water that gets me.
Just finished another sheet of papel picado using Patrick Murillo's drawings. I upgraded the paper I used from last time using Vellum paper…it looks like tissue paper cause you can see through it but it feels like regular paper with a softer feeling. It was fun making this, but my fingers need a break. I can finally finish my warm bowl of arroz con leche…mmmm!
This is my first attempt to Papel Picado…I've been taking this online workshop by Patrick Murillo on Crafty Chica and I've learned so much this far. I can't wait to take this art a step further.
I've been busying doing different things for my house since I got my own Cricut…my recent creation was this robot wind chime for my kids room. They love it! :)
Instead of buying it on Etsy for $20 some dollars, I made mine for less then $6 dollars….GO CRAFY ME!!! ;)
The kiddos finished mosaic art, candle holder project. They are using it as their nightlight :)
Mother's Day isn't too far off…made a paper rose…let's see what else I can come up with.
I've been keeping myself busy…I've been really inspired to do more needle work, even a tattoo but that won't be posted till it's done. Either way…I'll continue to ramble on <3
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In other, and better, news, the Browns have also scheduled a visit with free agent linebacker Scott Fujita, formerly of the New Orleans Saints. Though he played outside linebacker in the 4-3 in New Orleans, he could be moved inside with the Browns. I'm not sure what kind of influence that might have on his decision to sign in Cleveland, but it will be interesting to see how the revamped front office handles its first big free agent.
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Very friendly staff!!!
The constant sound of sirens it felt like I was staying in London
The location and breakfast
Bit basic
nice room nice breakfast
parking it took me one & a half hours to find a parking space about quarter of a mile from hotel
Location wise is the best
It is a horrible hotel and will never stay there again at all, the price is not really cheap compared to the poor facility, the room like a prison with damb carbet and poor matress in addition to the disgusting bed cover and sheets, breakfast so bad as well
The tv
Our room and whole guest house needs a bit of upgrading
value for money, located in heart of city within walking distance of all theatres pubs and restraunts,friendly staff an overall good place to stay.
The staff was very helpful when we found that we had left medicine on the airplane. The breakfast was excellent. They minimized the number of stairs we had to take. They gave us good directions.
The climb up the hill from the theatre district should be noted in the advertizing. It's brutal. It's hard to get to sleep for an early start the next day when the theatre lets out & everyone goes to party outside our windows. Room & bath were nice but the carpet was gross!
Close to town
Lots of noise from the street. Shower was not powerful. Room was slopping
Well located for the SECC. When I had a problem, I received help quickly. Staff were relaxed about guests overshooting the 9.00 am cut off for breakfast
I was happy with everything
The room was clean and comfortable and the breakfast was really good.
The only thing we didn't like was the state of the carpet on the stairs it was filthy and stained and really let the place down.
The staff, especially Ms. Anna , Ms. Eva and Mr. Said. They were very helpful and friendly. The hotel location is very close to many restaurants and the city center. Morning breakfast is open buffet and enough to get you started.
Changing the price of the rooms every weekend and sometimes changing the room as well. Although I stayed about 10 days, the price of the room was not fixed.
Perfect location, good value/money
Decent breakfast.
Poor decorative state both inside and outside room. Shower didn't work. Cracked basin. Urgently needs renovating.
Our stay was just for the one night. Rooms were lovely and clean. Staff were great as was the breakfast. Location was spot on for where we wanted to be. Would definitely stay again and would most likely recommend to others
Near to train station and shops Comfortable double bed (for a single room) Price Cleanliness Friendly and helpful staff
Reception staffed 24 hours. Early breakfast every day, including Sunday. Speedy and cheerful service at breakfast.
Location awkward for SECC (on the wrong railway line). Steep steps at entrance.
good location for food and city center. clean. and too rich breakfast.
Pleasant staff. Good breakfasts.
Very very tired decorative order and common areas not possible to really clean (eg ingrained grime in carpets). Echoing common areas and thin doors made late night guests an unavoidable nuisance.
Good location, room, breakfast and friendly staff. Would stay there again.
a very friendly place close to SECC close to pubs clubs places to eat
My parter and I were throughly impressed with McLays guesthouse and it proved to be better than our expectations. We were really happy with the service and impressed with the wifi and TV facilities, also the bathroom. The price was slightly higher than expected but we understand it was a busy weekend. Also the parking was brilliant and so cheap. We would definitely recommend McLays and will return.
Central location Good size clean room Good breakfast Friendly helpful staff
I was a small room but comfortable. I thought the breakfast was excellent and I had time to get my things in order and leave at the designated sign out time.
Second time we've stayed here, both times for a one-night stay to attend an event nearby. Location couldn't have been better for what we needed. Quiet street but still pretty central, same street as Glasgow School of Art. Friendly, helpful staff (on reception). Large flatscreen TV in room, as well as tea & coffee making facilities/kettle. Outdoor area at front of hotel is lovely, with lots of flower tubs and seating area. I missed breakfast so can't comment on that this time!
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Nearly every Rowan County commissioner said Monday hed rather not raise taxes this year.
But most of them acknowledged its probably inevitable.
County Manager Gary Page told the board last year that if they didnt increase the property tax rate for fiscal year 2013-14, they would likely be forced to do it this year.
I think weve done about all we can to cut back, Page said Monday. All thats left to cut, he said, are non-essential but quality-of-life services such as parks and libraries.
Commissioners said they dont want to see that happen.
Vice Chairman Craig Pierce said he doesnt want Rowan County to become a place that families and industry bypass when looking for new homes.
We have taken things down as low as we can possibly go, he said. Nobody wants a tax increase, especially me. But its time to ask, how far down do we want to take our county vs. how far down do we want to keep our tax rate?
Chairman Jim Sides said that while hes proud of the fact hes never supported a tax increase in the past, if its necessary, if theres no other way, I will vote for a tax increase.
At some point in time, you cant continue everything youre doing with the same amount of money, he said. I hope people understand that if nows the time we have to pull the trigger we have to raise taxes its so we can maintain services.
Page said last year the county took in $2 million less than it spent. If that happens again, a 2-cent property tax increase would be needed to make up the shortfall.
He warned against balancing the budget by further draining county savings, which now stands at about $15 million, or six weeks of operating expenses. He recommends rebuilding that account to about $22 million.
Taking that into account and factoring in other expenses such as employee raises Page said he could be proposing an increase of 3 cents or more to the current rate of just over 62 cents per $100 of assessed property value.
Mondays was the first budget work session for the next fiscal year and, in addition to hearing from Page, gave commissioners a chance to voice their priorities.
Pierce said one of his biggest priority is continuing to work toward an animal control policy that only euthanizes a small percentage of animals the ones that arent adoptable for some reason and does that in a humane way. He also said he wants to reclassify county employees so they are being paid what they deserve for their skill and experience.
Sides said he wants to identify surplus county property that can be put up for sale, with the proceeds offsetting the cost of services, of renovating the former mall, or of potential tax increases.
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I just want to kind of keep it where were at, he said. Im not really interested in doing a tax increase, and I dont think we need one.
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Early indications are thats going to happen, and surpass, reasonably quickly, he said.
In the past couple of days, Page and some commissioners have heard from residents who believed the purchase of the former mall is to blame for potential tax increase.
Mitchell said every county service costs money.
Its borderline just an outright lie to say West End Plaza is going to cause a tax increase, he said.
Page noted that when he first raised the specter of a tax increase last year, county officials had no idea the mall would be put up for sale, much less that theyd buy it.
Commissioner Jon Barber had the longest list of goals for the coming year, including pay hikes for county employees, allocating $100,000 more for economic development and $125,000 for the schools child nutrition program, and hiring more sheriffs deputies.
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Barber said the new programs could be paid for with some of the $2 million expected from the sale of county-owned land at Summit Corporate Center for a retail development.
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Editors at The Daily Beast website announced in 2010 that they had figured out where the best and worst drivers lived. The Beast's survey looked at fatal crashes for 2009 and whether they were caused by alcohol, distracted driving or traffic law violators. It found that Connecticut was home to the country's best drivers, but New Hampshire wasn't far behind and was ranked fifth-safest place to drive in the country. The Beast's survey looked at fatal crashes for 2009 and whether they were caused by alcohol, distracted driving or traffic law violators.
Insurance.com. ranked Manchester among the 10 worst cities for drivers. The online marketplace took a statistical shotgun approach and added up everything it could find, from highway fatalities to auto thefts to vehicle vandalism in its ratings.
GMAC Insurance skips statistics and ranked states according to driver scores on a multiple-choice quiz on the basic rules of the road. In 2010, New Hampshire came in 43rd for its scores on a test that included a question on whether you should decrease speed and stop, or accelerate when you approach an intersection with a yellow light. However, in 2011, it came in 38th place.
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"We are pleased to once again honor our community's Native American heritage and traditions through this annual celebration," said Stephanie A. Stebich, Director of Tacoma Art Museum.
At 12 pm, an opening blessing will be given in the Murray Family Event Space, followed by a series of music and dance performances from local groups such as the Sacred Water Canoe Family, Native B.R.I.D.G.E., and Chief Leschi School.
From 10 am to 4 pm, peruse and purchase the wares of more than a dozen artists ranging from traditional basket weavers to modern painters. Stop by the Native Quest booth to learn more about native cultures. Make sure to visit the Open Art Studio to create your own artwork inspired by native motifs, led by local artist Sandra Segundo.
Three native canoes will be on display in the museum lobby. The angyak (Sugcestun for "open boat") and the baidarka (Russian for "sea kayak") canoes were built using traditional methods and materials by members of the B.R.I.D.G.E. Canoe Family. Thunder Spirit was carved in 1998 by master carver Fred Peter and blessed in the Puyallup tradition.
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Just a quick note to everyone that's spending time with family and friends. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all of you that stop by. I truly appreciate all the time spent here. It's been a great year here, even if the Irish took a step back on the football field. While most should be…
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After what many thought was a lost season, freshman running back Greg Bryant is making up for lost time. During Notre Dame's preparations for the Pinstripe Bowl, the five-star recruit is practicing up to his reputation, earning the praise of his head coach over the weekend after recovering from minor knee surgery. "He's moving along…
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Athletic director Jack Swarbrick announced Notre Dame's football schedule for the next three seasons, finally unveiling the changes that came with the Irish's scheduling arrangement with the Atlantic Coast Conference. As Swarbrick promised, the Irish will play 15 ACC games in the next three seasons, though the 2014 schedule has just four games to accommodate…
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Take the U.S. Postal Service, add to it Notre Dame football and the holiday season, and you expect a punchline. But this week, the Irish football program has received a lot of attention on the internet for its "Pot of Gold," a recruiting tactic that has seen the Notre Dame football office presumably blow through…
Shamrock Series in 2014 will be Purdue-ND in Indianapolis
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Purdue confirmed this afternoon that their date with Notre Dame next year will in fact take place in Lucas Oil Stadium. Notre Dame will "host" the Boilermakers in their 2014 Shamrock Series game, an all Indiana affair. "We are excited to bring this great instate rivalry game to Indianapolis next season," Purdue athletics director Morgan…
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In case you missed it, former Notre Dame defensive coordinator Bob Diaco was a guest on Jim Rome's radio show this afternoon. It was a terrific opportunity for the new head coach of the UConn football team to get a national platform, and Diaco dazzled Rome with some of the things that made him such…
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While Notre Dame doesn't comment on redshirts or eligibility, it appears that running back Greg Bryant's freshman season, where he participated in three early games, will not start his eligibility clock. The running back from Delray Beach, Florida confirmed as much on his Twitter account yesterday afternoon. While the news feels a bit like minutiae for…
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Dec 16, 2013, 11:40 AM EDT
Blue chip tight end Tyler Luatua committed to Notre Dame Monday morning, continuing a whirlwind of action on the recruiting front for the Irish. Luatua, from La Mirada, California, picked Notre Dame over Alabama, where his brother plays football. Other schools that offered the 6-foot-4, 235-pounder include Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Miami, Michigan, Ohio State,…
Elston pledges return as Irish program moves forward
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Linebacker Kolin Hill (also) joins the 2014 recruiting class
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Notre Dame's annual award show netted more than a few trophies. The Irish football team walked away with a commitment from inside linebacker prospect Nile Sykes. Multiple outlets are reporting that the Chicagoland recruit, who was on his official visit this weekend, gave the Irish a key player at a position of need. Sykes was…
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- The price paid is based on the spot price on the day we receive the goods.
- To take advantage of our preferential rate, all items purchased from The Gold Bullion Company must be returned in the same condition and, if applicable, in the original packaging.
- All goods are tested on receipt to verify both the weight and purity of the metal.
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